Fogazzaro, A. Daniele Cortis; a novel, tr. by Mrs. I. R. Tilton. "A work which has attracted a good deal of attention in Italy, and one which should have a great interest also for English readers, not only from the intrinsic power and ability of the writing, but also from the picture it presents to us of life and society.". Spectator, Sept. 26, 1885. "Striking romance. Daniele Cortis is the most widely read novel of the year in Italy. A vivid, impetuous tale of modern life, full of actuality, and touching on the religious and political problems now troubling the minds of all earnest Italians. It moves with dramatic vigor, contains many pathetic scenes, much realistic dialogue, and frequent descriptive touches. It has been keenly discussed in Italy; some acute critics praise it to the skies, others condemn it, and dwelling on certain ob vious faults of style and construction, assert that its success is due to its religious tone. 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John Sevier as a commonwealth builder; sequel to The rearguard of the Revolution. "John Sevier was among the pioneers who settled the region in eastern Tennessee, and was the first governor of the state."- Nation, May 19. Gray, W: An historical sketch of the origin of English prose literature and of its progress Green, A. K. 7 to 12; a detective story. regulations of Wesleyan Methodism; with Grouard, Mlle. (pseud. M. Laure). Essais en prose et poésies; recueillis, pub. et préc. d'une notice biog. par T. de Banville, etc. 1844. Güell y Renté, J. Les corbeaux de la cité d'Antin. 1877. Dawn. Haggard, H. R. Hall, Rev. P. Fragmenta liturgica; docs. illust. of the liturgy of the Church of England. 1848. 7 v. Hardwick, C: History of the Christian Church; Middle Age. New ed. by W. Stubbs. 1883. Harrison, J. B. The latest studies on Indian reservations. Hay, R. Views in Cairo. [1840.] Heiss, A. Les médailleurs de la Renaissance; Venise et les Vénitiens du 15e au 17e siècle; illust. Hessemer, F. M. Arabische u. alt-italienische Bau-Verzierungen. [1841.] Hicks, T: Eulogy on T: Crawford. 1865. Hill, G: C. Benedict Arnold; a biography. 1884. Captain J: Smith; a biography. 1884. Hints on advocacy, etc. by an English barrister rev. and adapted by an Amer. lawyer. 1880. Hitchcock, H: American state constitutions; a study of their growth. Holst, H. von. The constitutional law of the U.S. Authorized ed., tr. by A. B. Mason. L'homme; journal illustré des sciences anthropologiques, directeur G. de Mortillet. 1884. Horsley, Rev. J: W: Jottings from jail; notes and papers on prison matters. Hughes, T: P. American ancestry; the name and descent in the male line of Americans whose ancestors settled in the U. S. previous to 1776. Vol. 1: City of Albany. Hurtrel, Mme. A. La femme; sa condition sociale depuis l'antiquité jusqu'à nos jours. Immerzeel, J., Jr. Lofrede op Rembrandt. 1841. Jackson, Mrs. H. M. formerly Mrs. Hunt. Between whiles. Jephson, J: M. 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"He lays but little stress on his own personal sufferings, and he presents the relative advantages and the absolute disadvantages of his different places of confinement with calmness, and to all appearances, with moderation."- Sat. rev., May 14. Lane, Rev. C. A. Illustrated notes on English Church history, etc. Lawrence, T: J. Handbook of public international law. 1885. Lecky, W: E: H. History of England in the 18th century. Vol. 5, 6, "Most valuable contributions to the recent history of our country. They cover the first nine years of Pitt's ministry a time full of incident and interest, rich in lessons of administration, of constitutional law, and of foreign policy, but a time which has been obscured by the hurry and bustle of the twenty years which succeeded it. Mr. Lecky has given independent study to this momentous period, and his narrative will be found superior to any of those which have preceded it." Athenæum, May 21. Lefevre, Rt. Hon. G: S. Peel and O'Connell; a review of the Irish policy of Parliament from the Act of Union to the death of Sir Robert Peel. "The intention of the volume is to show the necessity for a complete change in the legislative and administra. tive systems of Ireland, and the means is to produce a panegyric upon O'Connell." — Athenæum, May 21. Lescure, M. F. A. de. Mémoires sur les journées révolutionnaires et les coups d'état. 1875. 2 v. Leuthy, J. J. Récit des derniers événements survenus en Suisse par suite de l'appel des Jésuites à Lucerne et de l'Alliance Separée, etc., tr. 1848. Little, Mrs. A. P. The world as we saw it. Longus. Daphnis et Chloé; tr. d'Amyot, com- Mahaffy, J: P. The story of Alexander's empire; with the collaboration of A. Gilman. (Story of the nations.) "The tale is singularly complicated. It is not the story of a nation; the unity which it has is artificial, created by conquest, and kept up by Greek or rather Hellenistic culture. But thanks to the trouble which Professor Mahaffy has taken, the account reads as easily as a novel." F. T. Richards in the Academy, May 14. Malot, H. H: Zyte. "Comment se font et que deviennent les mariages de théâtre? C'est le sujet de Zyte, le nouveau roman d'Hector Malot, qui paraît chez Charpentier. L'œuvre est d'une observation originale, qui va de la roulotte des saltimbanques aux coulisses de la Comédie-Française, en s'enchaînant au milieu de scènes gaies ou poignantes pleines d'intérèt."-Temps. Margry, P. Découvertes et établissements des Français dans l'ouest et dans le sud de l'Amérique Septentrionale, 1614-1754. 6e pte. Marzials, F. T. Life of Charles Dickens. (Great writers.) "It has no claim to originality, ... but the writer has taken the pains to sift carefully the materials ready to his hand, to preserve what was worth preserving, and to omit the rubbish. He has consequently produced a clear, intelligible, and interesting memoir. A word of special praise is due to Mr. J. P. Anderson's bibliogra. phy." Athenæum, Mar. 26. Maspéro, G. C: L'archéologie égyptienne. He is not blind to the defects and makeshifts of ancient Egyptian art; but he is equally alive to its many beauties, and he places those beauties before his readers in a truer and clearer light than they have been placed by any preceding writer. He sweeps away a great many archæological cobwebs in the course of this new volume, and, as usual, abolishes plenty of time-honoured errors." -A. B. Edwards in the Academy, May 21. Massinger, P. Philip Massinger; ed., with introd. and notes, by A. Symons; unexpurgated ed. (Mermaid ser.) Maude, J: E: The foundations of ethics; ed. by W: James. Michel, F., called X. F. Job; ou, Les pastoureaux, 1251; Audefroi-le-bâtard, 1272. 1832. Mirabeau, H. G. R., comte de. Mémoires biographiques, littéraires, et politiques, écrits par lui-même, par son père, son oncle, et son fils adoptif. 1834-35. 8 v. 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"Two very well arranged and careful indexes - one to all the characters alphabetically, the other to the appearances of each character in the separate plays.". Ulbach, L: Ecrivains et hommes de lettres. 1857. Viaud, J. (pseud. P: Loti). Aziyadé. 1879. Vicary, J: F. Olav the king, and Olav, king and martyr. Saga time. "Social life of the Norsemen during the poetic period common to nations during their evolution from barbarism to civilization. The main circumstances of life in the age of Vikings and Bærsærks are vividly realized." Saturday rev., May 21. Vitu, A: C: J. Les mille et une nuits dé théâtre: 1884-87. 4 v. "M. Vitu is probably the Frenchman who knows most about plays and acting, and displays his knowledge to the best advantage. With the general M. Francisque Sarcey is perhaps his equal in authority, but in equip. ment and endowment alike he is far and away M. Vitu's inferior. Learned without pedantry, admirably sincere, rigorously impartial, a complete master of his subject, he has the gift of a singularly varied and flexible style." Sat. rev., Feb. 26. Advielle, V: Histoire de Grachus Babeuf et du Babourvisme, d'après documents inédits. 1884. 2 v. American Economic Association. Publications. Vol. 1, 2, no, 1, 2. 1886, 87. Appleton's annual cyclopædia, 1886. Barrière, A. Argot and slang; a French and English dictionary. "French argot with English rendering and corresponding slang equivalents of the very peculiar terminology of the Parisian Boulevardiers, artists, workpeople, and criminals." - Athenæum, Feb. 5. Bataille, A. Causes criminelles et mondaines de 1880-86. Battle Abbey. Custumals in the reigns of Ed ward I and Edward 11, 1283-1312; ed. by S. R. Scargill-Bird. (Camden Soc.) 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The name of a journalist which is taken for the title has been applied in France by political spite to a great journalist-politician who now holds high office, but we are certain that M. Blache had no Parisian and no Opportunist' real persons in view. M. Blache, who is president of the council general of a southern department, draws in his book a picture of Barjols, 'le Tivoli de Provence'; and if M. Peymarlier is real we should be inclined to look for him not in Paris; but in the office of Le progrès du Var." - Athenæum, June 11. Blanquet, A. (pseud. Chrysale). 1873. Les femmes. Bourinot, J: G: Local government in Canada; a historical study. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies.) Boutmy, E. Le développement de la constitution et de la société politique en Angleterre. Brand, W: F. London life seen with German eyes. [188-.] Brown, J: C. [Works on forestry. 1877-87.] 10 v. Namely. Forestry in Norway. 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To this I have added an account of the island of Grado, which though never like Aquileja part of Istria is so intimately connected with Dalmatia as the metropolitan see of the Venetian dominion that it naturally belongs to my subject. The illustrations are not confined to architectural subjects, but include several examples of church plate and silversmith's work in which Dalmatia is unusually rich, and also, several of the towns which give an idea of Dalmatian scenery." Preface. Jahres-Verzeichniss der an den Deutschen Universitäten erschienenen Schriften. Jeep, A. Gerson, Wicelfus, Hussus inter se et cum reformatoribus comparati. 1857. Jeffries, R: The dewey morn; a novel. 1884. 2 v. Jocoserius, W. Wol-geschliffener Narren-Spiegel, [illust. 16-]. Johnson, V. W. The house of the musician. "The plot is simple, but the superstitions and legends which are worked into it give it color and charm." Pub. weekly, July 9. Johnston, A. Connecticut; a study of a common wealth democracy. 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