From Mr. EDWARD ARNOLD’S List of Publications

A BOOK THAT IS BEING WIDELY DISCUSSED.

MIRACLES OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. A Study of Evidence. By the Rev. J. M. Thompson, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. 3s. 6d. net.

THE FAITH OF AN AVERAGE MAN. By the Rev. C. H. Matthews, M. A., Author of ‘A Parson in the Australian Bush,’ etc. 3s. 6d. net.

THE DIARY OF A MODERNIST. By W. Scott Palmer, Author of ‘An Agnostic’s Progress,’ etc. 5s. net.

FROM RELIGION TO PHILOSOPHY. By F. M. Cornford, Fellow and Lecturer of Trinity College, Cambridge, Author of ‘Thucydides Mythistoricus.’ 10s. 6d. net.

ACROSS THE BRIDGES. A Study of Social Life in South London. By Alexander Paterson. With Preface by the Bishop of Winchester. New and Cheaper Edition. Cloth, 2s. net; Paper, 1s. net.

‘An extraordinary valuable book on the life of the children of the poor in South London. In its way it is the most remarkable work seen for years.’—Evening News.

THE ‘SEVEN AGAINST THEBES’ OF AESCHYLUS. Rendered into English Verse by Edwyn Bevan. 2s. net.

THE GIRLHOOD OF CLARA SCHUMANN. Clara Wieck and Her Time. By Florence May, Author of ‘The Life of Johannes Brahms.’ With Portrait. 1 vol. 12s. 6d. net.

MORE GHOST STORIES. By Dr. M. R. James, Provost of King’s College, Cambridge. 6s.

‘What makes these stories impressive is not only the artistic skill shown in the application of supernatural elements, but the air of vraisemblance that distinguishes each narrative. Dr. James is a master of the art of “true relation.”’—Westminster Gazette.

THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN. A Guide to Social Aspirants. By Harry Graham, Author of ‘Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless Homes,’ ‘The Bolster Book,’ etc. Illustrated by Lewis Baumer. 6s.

THE EXPLORATION OF THE CAUCASUS. By Douglas W. Freshfield, lately President of the Alpine Club, and Honorary Secretary of the Royal Geographical Society. Illustrated with many full-page Photogravures, and about 140 Illustrations in the text. 2 vols. £3, 3s. net.

‘Mr. Freshfield has chosen a great subject, and has produced a work in every way worthy of it.’—Times.

RECOLLECTIONS OF AN OLD MOUNTAINEER. By Walter Larden. Fully Illustrated. 14s. net.

‘A volume which will heartily delight true lovers of mountaineering. A book like this, genially discursive but replete with wise maxims and instructive narratives about mountain craft, is eminently readable for the right reader.’—Times.

TWENTY YEARS IN THE HIMALAYA. By Major the Hon. C. G. Bruce, M. V. O., Fifth Gurkha Rifles. With Map. Fully Illustrated. 16s. net.

‘Will probably rank as a standard work on what is still practically an unexplored part of the world. Full of the most varied and interesting details of the diverse races and conditions of life to be found in the country.’—Western Mail.

FIVE MONTHS IN THE HIMALAYA. A Record of Mountain Travel in Garhwal and Kashmir. By A. L. Mumm, late Honorary Secretary of the Alpine Club. With many magnificent Illustrations and Maps. Royal 8vo. 21s. net.

THE BOOK OF WINTER SPORTS. With Contributions from Experts in various branches of Sport. Edited by Edgar Syers. Fully Illustrated. Demy 8vo. 15s. net.

‘The volume is in very truth the book of winter sports, and from Lord Lytton’s introduction to the last page we have nothing but praise for it.’—Evening Standard.

THE MISADVENTURES OF A HACK CRUISER. By F. Claude Kempson. With 50 Illustrations from the Author’s Sketches. 6s. net.

‘Mr. Kempson spins his yarn with such spirit and breeziness that the reader is irresistibly carried away and cannot put down the hook until the last page has been turned. The sketches with which the book is profusely illustrated are full of humour, and his racy criticism of life and things in general makes most excellent reading.’—Yachting World.

THE ‘GREEN FINCH’ CRUISE. By F. Claude Kempson. Illustrated by the Author. 5s. net.

‘Unlike most books on cruising, “The Green Finch Cruise” is not written from the point of view of the “one-sport” man, but the common commonplace view of the all-round sportsman taking a holiday. Such a book really encourages people to try a single-handed cruise.’—The Field.