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DORAN COMPANY Publishers in America for HODDER & STOUGHTON CONTENTS THE NEW BOOKS OF 1918 Page General Literature. 3 The Peoples and Countries at War.•.15 Fiction.35 Poetry .52 For Young Folk .56 Religious and Theological.57 Illustrated Art and Gift Books.67 Popular Art Gift Books.69 A Complete List of Fiction and Books of a General Character Alphabetically Arranged by Authors.^.. 73 A Complete List of Religious and Theological Books Alphabetically Arranged by Authors.95 K Check List of Juvenile Books .107 Full Index by Titles .109 NEW YORK: 244 MADISON AVENUE GEORGE H . DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON When ordered from the Publishers, postage should be added. 4TT In some instances the definite amount of post¬ age is stated. tfjT Where no amount of postage is given, ten per cent, should be added to cover postage. IS-191S] [2j ijCit 18 &T 5 .S AJULvjud GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON AUTUMN 1918 General mterature Edited by MARY WR1GHT-DAV1S THE BOOK OF LINCOLN Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $2.00 No figure in American history has loomed up in such majestic proportions since the war began as that of Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln's vision, his philosophy, his attitude toward war and the means of securing a just peace, have been on the lips of British, French and American statesmen from month to month during the last three years. Mrs. Davis has brought together in this volume the tributes of the world to Lincoln, and in a very real sense the picture of him that grows out of this volume is a world picture, international in its authorship and im¬ mortal in its truth. Now that the great Lincoln memorial is nearing its completion in Wash¬ ington and the eyes of the world are turning more and more to this heroic figure, people everywhere will find in Mrs. Davis's book the tributes that ought to be the common knowledge of a people who hold Abraham Lincoln in their hearts. By JOHN T. FAR1S Author of “Old Roads Out of Philadelphia,” etc. HISTORIC SHRINES OF AMERICA Illustrated with Photographs. 8vo, Net, $3.50 This admirable and beautiful book could not a couple of years ago have meant to us what it does today. Love for and pride in our country has been crystallized as never before into a national emotion. And increased knowledge of the romantic springs of our liberty and of our native cul¬ ture satisfies a thirst in the newly awakened American heart. Here in this volume is visualized the symbols of our faith: the landmarks of America's story in statesmanship, in war, and in literature, are pre¬ sented with scrupulous historical accuracy and set in rich lore and legend. The treatment is fresh and direct. The scene ranges from the revolu¬ tionary monuments of the eastern states to such neglected spots in our romance as the house near St. Louis, where U. S. Grant courted Julia Dent, and gathers in roundabout all the rich and distinctive flavor of the South. [ 3 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H ODDER & STOUGHTON By ARTHUR D. HOWDEN SMITH THE REAL COLONEL HOUSE Illustrated. 12mo. Net, $1.50 This book contains the first AUTHENTIC story of Colonel E. M. House, the closest confidant and personal representative of President Wilson. Here for the first time is the intimate story of the most enigmatic figure in world politics. It portrays the man who controlled Texas politically for years; who made sure the election of President Wilson; who was the brains of his renomination and re-election; and who now occupies a position with¬ out parallel in world diplomacy by reason of his remarkable knowledge and life-long study of international politics. It is the picture of a man who shuns the spot-light, but whose ten by fifteen study in his New York home is the point of call for every foreign diplomat and representative. By HENRY LITCHFIELD WEST FEDERAL POWER: Its Growth and Necessity 12mo, Net, $1.50 A study, both scholarly and readable, of the subject which more than any other holds the attention of the political consciousness of the nation today. Against a historical background, Mr. West makes clear the gradual cen¬ tralization of government from the time of the first Federalist party, through the cataclysm of the Civil War which had the question of States' Rights for its primary issue, down to the present day. With frankness and moderation the author reviews the tremendous problems confronting us today as a result of the power given into the hands of the President. A discussion of federal power as a political issue and as a military neces¬ sity leads up to a prediction of the future which, considering the author's historical and political training, must be regarded as a serious contribu¬ tion to the literature of political science. By CHARLES STELZLE WHY PROHIBITION! 12mo, Net, $1.50 A remarkably sane, sound, thorough, business-like treatment of prohibition as an educational and economic problem and a political and legislative question, by a completely equipped authority on the subject, who for more than a year has been conducting throughout the country the Strengthen America Campaign. America practically holds in her hands the future of the liquor traffic throughout the world. Greatest of the foes within our own household is Kaiser John Barleycorn. And “temperance eloquence" as a weapon is as antiquated today as muzzle-loading cannon. This is a book addressed straight to the enlightened self-interest of every drinker, every non-drinker, and every neutral in the matter of prohibition. [ 4 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publithere in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUQHTON By FRANK M. O’BRIEN THE STORY OF THE SUN\ 1833-1918 With an Introduction by Edward Page Mitchell, Editor of The Sun . Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $3.50 No great American newspaper has ever achieved and maintained so human a personality as the New York Sun. “A Sun story” has remained in an unbroken tradition a thing distinctive, unique in the annals of journal¬ ism, the darling of the newspaper world. There has been no more famous editor than Dana. And the full story of the New York Sun is as rich, colorful, racy a picture of the development of the American scene as could possibly come to hand. It was born when New York was about the present size of Indianapolis or Seattle; when Postmaster Gouverneur had one clerk to sort out all the mail that came into New York from the rest of the world; when Irving and Cooper, Bryant and Halleck, Nathaniel P. Willis and George P. Morris were the outstanding figures of our intellectual life. In the days of duels, of Davy Crockett, of pigs wandering in City Hall Park. It was the first newspaper sold on the streets of New York; its first news¬ boy grew up to be Barney Williams, the famous comedian; his boss, Ben¬ jamin H. Day, was the first American to make a success of a newspaper at a popular price. It was the sunrise of American journalism. By H. B. IRVING • M l ■ . Author of "The Life of Judge Jeffreys," "Studies of French Criminals of the Nineteenth Century," etc. A BOOK OF REMARKABLE CRIMINALS 8vo, Net, $2.00 This is a book which must appeal to all who are interested in the fasci¬ nating study of human nature. It is no mere rehashing of tales of horror, but an acute analysis of famous crimes and criminals. The individual criminals whose careers are given have been chosen for pre-eminence in character or achievement. Charles Peace, the popular professional criminal, making of crime a business methodically pursued; Robert Butler, the strange type of the criminal by conviction; Derues, that rare bird, the merry murderer; Professor Webster and Eugene Aram, men of culture and scholarly attainment who burst suddenly into crime; Holmes, the instinctive murderer, taking life as an incident in the ac¬ complishment of his schemes—these are a few of the remarkable types presented by Mr. Irving. There are also strikingly original discussions of the great criminals of Shakespeare, and their verisimilitude when compared with those of real life; and of the criminality of some heroes of history. These real crimes, which have furnished the basis for literary masterpieces, from “Arden of Faversham” to “The Cenci,” are evidence that the true stories in this book represent the raw material of future works of art. [ 5 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By HELEN W. HENDERSON Author of “A Loiterer in New York,” etc. A LOITERER IN NEW ENGLAND Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $5.00 Miss Henderson achieved considerable fame by her unusually able volume upon New York and its art treasures. A LOITERER IN NEW YORK has attracted wide attention for its breadth of vision and its soundness of careful judgment. In her new volume she brings the same trained observation to a study of New England and its treasures and for any one who wants to know about the best that New England holds for the art lover, there is no more interesting or more capable volume to be recommended than Miss Henderson’s. The book is uniform with A LOITERER IN NEW YORK, and very beautifully illustrated with the choicest reproductions of New England’s art subjects. By LUCIAN SWIFT KIRTLAND SAMURAI TRAILS A Chronicle of Wanderings on the Japanese Highroad. Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $2.50 A walking tour through the unfrequented byways of Japan, where for¬ eigners are an unheard of occurrence, offers a limitless field for pic¬ turesque adventure. This is no tourist’s guide book, but the delightful record of days on the road, where even inconveniences have their silver lining of humor, and the spice of unexpectedness is a frequent condiment. To wander along the ancient roads with O-Kirtland-san and O-Owre-san is to learn more about Japan than the average foreigner has any chance to learn, and to have the gaiety of life enriched forever by the memory of so enchanting an experience. By CAROLYN WELLS Author of “A Nonsense Anthology,” etc. SUCH NONSENSE: A Unique Anthology of Wit and Nonsense. Illustrated. Octavo, Net, $3.00 Carolyn Wells has the genius to be a wit and to discover the best of the wit of others. In this Anthology she has assembled much of the freshest, most sparkling nonsense of recent years. And she has annotated her book in an altogether unique fashion, giving new zest to her selections. The illustrations are by such masters of nonsense as Peter Newell, Gellett Burgess and others. A wonderful book for dull days or for friends with a predisposition to be dull. [ 6 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By CLAYTON SEDGWICK COOPER Author of “The Brazilians and Their Country,'’ “The Man of Egypt,” etc. UNDERSTANDING SOUTH AMERICA Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $2.00 The vital importance to us of North America of a sympathetic and true understanding of South America was never more clear than now. Here is a book that ought to be in the hands of every intelligent reader, of every teacher, and of every employee of a commercial house with export trade. Why the South American loves France, why, in spite of inter-marriage, trade methods, and propaganda through the schools, he cannot be brought to love Germany; what is his attitude toward America; his domestic, social, commercial and political life and ideas; the characteristics and status of women—these are only a few of the intensely interesting ques¬ tions discussed in UNDERSTANDING SOUTH AMERICA. By CARL W. ACKERMAN Author of “Germany, the Next Republic?” * MEXICO’S DILEMMA Illustrated. 8vo. Net, $1.50 Probably nobody is better qualified than Carl W. Ackerman, a trained writer and observer fresh from over two years’ experience of the German character in Germany, to estimate the significance of German activities in Mexico. Upon his return to the United States, Mr. Ackerman went to Mexico to uncover the truth of the situation there as to the probable outcome of the dilemma in which that unhappy country finds herself. What will Mexico do? And how can she be saved for the forces of right? Mr. Ackerman’s answers are drawn from a multitude of intimate sources, whereby the past is collated with the present. By FREDERIC A. FENGER ALONE IN THE CARIBBEAN With maps. Illustrated from photographs. 12mo, Net, $2.00 The attractive and fascinating narrative of a cruise in a sailing canoe among the Caribbean Islands. There is adventure sufficient to gratify the souls of those who delight in daring the unknown, yet it courses over paths not unfamiliar to many tourists. Mr. Fenger has the faculty and the facility for endowing a travelogue with genuine interest; in fact he allures one to the making of the trip and to this end his guides and charts are explicit and fully informing. [ 7 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUOHTON By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE THE NEW REVELATION 12mo, Net, $1.00 A notable contribution to the literature of Psychical Research; it forms a connecting link between the scientific and the religious phases of the movement. In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle another distinguished mind has been added to the ranks of the spiritualists, and his account of the process of his conver¬ sion, in experiments extending over a period of thirty years, compels the respect of the most skeptical. Of particular value is the summing up of the descriptions of life on the “other side.” In this time of terrible loss, the question of immortality ha3 become the insistent question of the day. For the bereaved seeking com¬ fort, no less than for the scientific investigator, “The New Revelation” is an ' excellent introduction to the .subject of spirit communication. By KENDALL LINCOLN ACHORN Assisted by Dr. Betsey B. Hicks THE BUGLE: Reveille in the Life Beyond A Bit of Comfort to Soldiers’ Mothers, Wives and Friends. 12mo, Net, $1.00 “My mission is to write a story of my brief experiences in the Life Eter¬ nal . . . My ardent desire is to reach my friends on earth who are sending out of their homes the sons who may come home no more.” This is the spirit in which Dr. Achorn communicates with “Miss Secretary.” Dr. Hicks is not a professional medium; the messages have come to her unsought and she records them as they come. All who have read the remarkable revelations of “Raymond” will receive with especial interest this corroborative evidence of conditions on the Other Side. All who are suffering the irreparable loneliness which the war has brought to so many will find here courage and solace. By J. ARTHUR HILL Author of “Psychical Investigations.” MAN IS A SPIRIT 12mo. Net, $1.50 This book contains a most interesting collection of data by one of the leaders in the movement of Psychical Research, which has received a marked impetus from the tragedies of war. The author criticises his material in an admirably scientific spirit, and has added some exceedingly interesting data on a subject which is holding the attention of the entire scientific and religious world. The disciple will find much here to strengthen his conviction; and the oppo¬ nent will find some tough material to whet his wits upon. [ 8 ] GEORGE II. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By ARNOLD BENNETT Author of “How to Live on Twenty-four Hours a Day,” “The Human Machine,” “Mental Efficiency,” “Literary Taste,” etc. SELF AND SELF MANAGEMENT Board. 12mo, Net, $1.00 If Arnold Bennett had never written a novel he would still be one of the most widely and eagerly read of living writers. In one of the most out¬ standing critical estimates of his power, Professor Stewart P. Sherman does not fail to emphasize the electric value and remarkable vogue of his direct talks to ordinary people. Doubtless no other man has in so great a - degree the gift of interpreting to themselves for the surer guidance of their lives The Plain Man and His Wife. The author of “How to Live on Twenty-four Hours a Day” tells in SELF AND SELF MANAGEMENT exactly how one and all may put their lives on a war basis, resulting in the greatest effectiveness, and consequently self-satisfaction. By ROBERT CORTES HOLLIDAY Author of “Booth Tarkington,” etc. WALKING-STICK PAPERS 12mo, Net, $1.50 Mr. Holliday has had for a number of years the kind of a reputation most difficult to gain. That is, he has enjoyed the esteem of those best quali¬ fied to know what is best—our most critical and distinguished writers. Recently, as a humorous and critical biographer, his name has become widely known. Booth Tarkington says: “A writer that can write.” James Huneker says: “Monstrously clever.” Royal Cortissoz says: “An individual, warming quality. Honest thinking and feeling.” Joyce Kilmer says: “With the masters of the essay in English.” The papers are the varied fruits of an unusual experience of the world's ways, ranging from the romance of the fish business to the inner sanctums of the literary pro¬ fession, from a savoring of the spectacle of the town to infectious joy in the country-side. By E. V. LUCAS Author of “The Vermilion Box,” “Cloud and Silver,” etc. A BOSWELL OF BAGHDAD 12mo, Net, $1.35 Mr. Lucas has come across an English translation, published in four pon¬ derous volumes, of an Arabic work of the thirteenth century, a Biographical Dictionary by one Ibn Khallikan, who attained all sorts of distinctions as a kadi (sounds like the “Arabian Nights!”). Everyone acquainted with Mr. Lucas’s playful ingenuities will appreciate the sport he is able to get out of this Arabian-Nights-like affair. Mr. Lucas passes from his sage of Baghdad to various diversions in the passing show of today, upon which he touches with a delicacy and a discretion altogether his own. [ 9 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY , NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON Selected and Arranged by WILFRID M. SHORT THE MIND OF ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR Selections from His Non-Political Writings, Speeches and Addresses, 1879-1917. Including Special Sections on America and Germany. With Portrait Octavo, Net, $2.50 No contemporary British statesman or man of letters is better known by name to the American public than Arthur James Balfour, and yet it is true that until his visit to this country at the head of the British War Mission the average American had no real idea of the remarkable calibre of this extraordinary figure of English life. This book, based upon a volume issued several years ago, gives a very interesting insight into the mind of a man whose life-long hope has been the closer union of the English-speaking peoples. The chapters, drawn from his writings and public utterances, cover an amazing field of politics, literature, art, education, history, religion, music, philosophy and science. A special section on Germany has been added from his recent writings. The book reveals one of the most able and unusual intellects of our day. By HAROLD BEGBIE ALBERT, FOURTH EARL GREY: A Last Word With a portrait. 12mo, Net, $1.25 A message of cheer and counsel to the English-speaking world from the man of whom Viscount Bryce says in the book: “No more beautiful or lovable character has adorned our generation, or borne more worthily the tests of long life and high office. ,, This message Lord Grey committed in the last days of his life to Mr. Begbie, who by means of many anecdotes and incidents has interwoven with it much of the singular charm of the personality of the man himself. By WILL LEVINGTON COMFORT Author of “The Last Ditch,” “Lot and Company,” “Red Fleece,” “Midstream,” “Down Among Men,” etc. THE HIVE 12mo, Net, $1.50 Here is a book of the future, for those of the present who are eager for the vision of new horizons, new trails which lead to a broader, freer life than humanity has yet acknowledged. Delicate pastels of the beauty of life in the open, filled with the inspira¬ tion of the out-of-doors and the people who dare to re-create life to nobler uses; letters from the children who have found the open road and felt the spell of the mystical adventure; bugle calls to enlist soldiers for the newer democracy—all of these and other sources of inspiration are brought together in a book which opens a new way of life to those who have let themselves be smothered under a load of mere things. [ 10 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON • By ROSE COHEN OUT OF THE SHADOW With twelve illustrations by Walter Oack Duncan. 8vo, Net, $2.00 This is such a book as appears only at rare intervals. Poignant, of en¬ during beauty, immensely timely, this authentic romance of the miracu¬ lous spiritual Americanization of the alien, like “Marie Claire,” strik¬ ingly illustrates Whistler's dictum that “art happens.” None can foretell where genius will strike. A Russian emigrant girl who learns written English by her enthusiasm for a chance copy of “David Copperfield” tells her own story with the creative power of a great novelist; with a de¬ lightful raciness of phrase which could not be simulated by the profes¬ sional writer; and with a sociological insight beyond the mere student. From its strange and touching beginning in Russia, lit by the light of a beautiful family affection, the story passes to the almost as strange and equally touching shadow of New York's east side. And then by a deep human experience comes the author's awakening to a wide spiritual hori¬ zon and the meaning of America to her adopted children. A book which is the fruit of unconscious art. By MRS. A. BURNETT SMITH N (“ANNIE S. SWAN”) AN ENGLISHWOMAN’S HOME 12mo, Net, $1.35 The part of women in the war is no less real because their fighting is done behind the lines. These poignant, simple letters from an English woman to her American friend will touch the heart of every American woman who reads them; for they tell of the brave effort to “carry on” when sacrifice after sacrifice has been demanded and gladly given. To have stood in the garden while your house was blown to pieces by a Zeppelin bomb, to have waited with munition workers in a factory during the moments which might be the last for four thousand women workers—these are the things which make the war a very close and terrible reality. By ELIA W. PEATTIE PAINTED WINDOWS Illustrated. 16mo, Net, $1.00 The reader goes with the author into the chamber of memory and lifts eyes to the “painted windows” where the figures and scenes of childhood appear. By looking with charmed eyes at those pictures from out her past, long-wished-for visions of one's own youth appear to heal the wounds from which we suffer, and to quiet our stormy and restless hearts today. Night, solitude, friendship, fame, remorse, and travel are the themes treated with delicate feeling and exquisite grace of expression. [ 11 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By ROBERT H. BABCOCK, M.D. YOUR HEART AND HOW TO TAKE CARE OF IT Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $1.50 Have you any very clear notion as to how your habits and your mode of life may affect your heart? If you have a weak heart, do you know how to protect it from still greater weakness? Do you know really what symptoms mean heart disease and what do not? In short, do you know anything clear and definite about the one organ on which the healthy, orderly function of your other organs depends? It is the object of this book to give you clear and reliable information to enable you to take care of your own health and that of others. Its warn¬ ings to the hurrier, the victim of the too strenuous life, are to the highest degree helpful and cannot be too strongly emphasized. The day of inten¬ tional mystification by the medical profession is past, and the day of the education of the public is at hand. Dr. Babcock is one of those enlight¬ ened physicians who are glad to share their knowledge with the layman. By GEORGE and ALICE HAYDEN THROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS 16mo, Net, $1.00 As bright and lucid as Irvin Cobb, here is a programme for throwing away innumerable ills—a model of practicality, intelligence and common- sense. It is most unfashionable now not to be well, and it’s “mossback” not to know what starts the row anywhere in your “innards/’ THROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS gives you an X-ray of yourself. The main theme of the book is the banishment of the injuries of cathartic and the attainment and preservation of health by diet and a correct handling of the body. By MATTHEW PAGE ANDREWS A HERITAGE OF FREEDOM 12mo. Boards, Net, $0.50 In this intensely interesting study of the sources and beginnings of Amer¬ ican democracy Mr. Andrews has uncovered a genuinely new page of history. The “newer history” has found the English and American rela¬ tions both prior to, and after the Revolution, a field of fruitful study. The point brought out by Mr. Andrews is that the essential democratic natures of the two peoples prevented a conflict and that a democratic group in England itself animated and supported the colonies. Coming at this moment, Mr. Andrews’s volume will do much to open the eyes even of well-read Americans to the lineal descent of American democ¬ racy from the liberal element of the British people. More than this, it will make clear the essential unity of ideal in the two countries. [ 12 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By ANNETTTE KELLERMANN HOW TO SWIM Illustrated with Many Photographs of Miss Kellermann and Diagrams of Strokes, Dives, etc. Octavo, Net, $2.00 It is hardly too much to say that no one person has ever done as much to popularize and make perfect the art of swimming as Annette Kellermann. Her name is synonymous with water sports the world over, and wherever the movies have gone the public has witnessed the water marvels of this graceful and accomplished woman. In the book she tells how she swims, and the story goes back to the days of her childhood in Australia and her first struggles and success in England when she got three-quarters across the English Channel. It is a fascinating book, beautifully illustrated by pictures of Miss Keller¬ mann, and the chapters are full of the intimate details and secrets of her art. By ANNETTTE KELLERMANN PHYSICAL BEAUTY—HOW TO KEEP IT Illustrated with Many Photographs of Miss Kellermann. Octavo, Net, $2.00 In point of physical development, Annette Kellermann is acknowledged to be one of the few living women who approximate the ideal of the Venus de Medici. She tells how she got her bodily perfection and how she keeps it. Swimming, dancing, care of the skin, dieting for reduction of weight, care of hands and feet, hair and teeth; and the secret of becoming clothes— these are some things that the author deals with. The book is practical, sound in its advice, and has the value of offering a program which is thoroughly tested by the experience of Miss Kellermann. By WARREN H. MILLER Author of “Rifles and Shotguns,” “The Boys’ Book of Canoeing and Sailing,” etc. CAMPING OUT Illustrated. 12mo. Net, $1.50 Camping out may well be classed as one of the liberal arts and few men practising the art have had any such rich and varied experience as Warren H. Miller. For thirty years, in all climates and conditions, Mr. Miller has been going out once a month, every month, for a brief camping trip, and in the Fall and Spring seasons these trips have frequently run to a week. This experience, coupled with the close study of all outdoor sports which the author has made, as Editor of Field and *Stream , qualify him to speak with very great authority. This volume covers a wide range. It discusses all kinds of camping out¬ fits from the de luxe kit of the man with unlimited means down to the bare essentials of the hunting and exploring outfit adapted to long trips. [ 13 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK P_u L bJ L j L s_hej^s in. Ajnej^caJor HOPPER & STOUGHTON By MAUD CHURCHILL NICOLL KNITTING AND SEWING How to make seventy useful articles for men in the Army and Navy. Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $1.75 This book describes and illustrates the different kinds of wool; gives the method of using plain and fancy stitches for mufflers, waistcoats, silk ties, etc.; gives the directions for making many kinds of helmets, caps, mufflers, gloves, sweaters, belts, ten kinds of socks, etc., as well as chamois articles such as waistcoats, body protectors, underwear and socks. This is a handbook of practical instruction which every woman who knits will find invaluable. By A. C. WOOD OLD DAYS ON THE FARM Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $1.50 The life of the pioneer is fast fading out of the consciousness of the nation—the isolated farms and cabins are gone, and the telephone and automobile are ubiquitous. But the old days should not be lost to us. Mr. Wood has recaptured the stalwart spirit, the hardships, the customs, the fun that are possible only under the primitive conditions of life on an old-fashioned farm. Enthusiasm and humor bubble on every page. Adventures in simplicity were as hair-raising as any zestful seeker of experiences could desire. Breaking in a wild ox team, fighting a way through snow drifts to the distant village for food, and the gentler idylls of milking and courting and fishing make the town dweller look back a bit wistfully to the old days on the farm, and feel that he has had at least a glimpse into Arcadia. By JOHN and ROBERT MATTER THE AMATEUR VAGABOND 12mo, Net, $1.50 The gallant, adventurous spirit of healthy youth fills the pages of this story of a young college man who tests his brains and his brawn by undertaking a journey round the world with no money in his pocket and only his honest, friendliness for credential. He meets all sorts of queer coves—laborers, sailors, crooks, and wanderers—and makes friends with them all. He sees death, and he learns what it is to be despoiled of his wages in one night's rioting. But through it all he learns to stand on his own feet and to find bits of wisdom in the most unlikely places. Every chap who has never quite grown up—and that means everyone worth considering— will rejoice in this spirited tale of a year's vagabondage. [ 14 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON ffieoptea anti Countries at By DR. E. J. DILLON Author of “From the Triple to the Quadruple Alliance” THE ECLIPSE OF RUSSIA The True Story of Russian Autocracy and Its Preparation for Anarchy. Octavo, Net, $4.00 Dr. Dillon has long been a student of Slavic languages and civilization. He has lived on the Steppes of the Ukraine as well as in Petrograd. For years he lived and worked in close contact with the Liberal movement under the Tsars; he is a graduate of two Russian Universities and Professor at the University of Kharkoff; he has been leader-writer of two Russian newspapers and editor of one; he was intimate adviser of Count Witte. If it is possible for the Saxon mind to understand the Slav, here, without doubt, is the man best fitted for the difficult task! THE ECLIPSE OF RUSSIA is a revelation of the genius and the weakness of the Russian people; an analysis of the underlying reasons for their gigan¬ tic attempts and still more gigantic failures. By LOUISE BRYANT SIX RED MONTHS IN RUSSIA Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $2.00 Here is the story of the Russian revolution as seen through the eyes of a sympathetic observer of the great upheaval. Miss Bryant lived in Russia, not as an outsider, but as one of the people. She knew Kerenski, Lenine, Trotski and the leaders of every party. She knew the women of the famous Battalion of Death. She was among those caught in a closed archway and fired on by an armored car; she was in the Winter Palace with the Junkers on the afternoon when it fell. In fact, there were few things going on in that period of incredibly rapid events which Louise Bryant did not take part in. Her story is that of one who knows just what vast, hungry, struggling Russia was like during all those days, and who tells what she knows in vivid, flashing pictures, which make the reader live through it all with her. By FREDERIC COLEMAN JAPAN OR GERMANY The Inside Story of the Struggle in Siberia. 12mo, Net, $1.35 Every One Asks: Should Japan go to Siberia? What will her going mean ? What effect will her participation have on the Russian Problem ? The Author Answers: Yes, let her go, by all means, and from an intimate, first-hand knowledge of Russia, Siberia, Japan and the Far East, tells why Japan should represent the Allies in the Siberian settlement. [ 15 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY , NEW YORK Publishers in America for RODDER & STOUGHTON By THE RIGHT HONORABLE DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, M. P. THE GREAT CRUSADE: Extracts from Speeches De¬ livered During the War 12mo, Net, $1.50 These extracts from speeches delivered during the past three years on different aspects of the war, include the work of the great English leader as Minister of Munitions, Secretary of State for War, and Prime Min¬ ister. They furnish a key to conditions in England from the very high¬ est source. The war aims of the allies, the Russian Revolution, food con¬ servation, America's place in the world war, are among the questions of vital interest discussed by the man who is now guiding the destinies of the British Empire. Edited by MONTAV1LLE FLOWERS President of the International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association of America, Chairman of the Conference. Author of “The Japanese Conquest of American Opinion.” WHAT EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE WAR 8vo, Net, $ 2.00 This volume is, in a sense, a training camp for the minds of all patriotic American men and women, a forum to equip them for the new duties and emergencies of the hour. It brings the reader to a conference, rep¬ resenting all fields of war knowledge met at the seat of our government to study the great conflict. The relation to the war of labor, food, fuel, journalism, banking, education, socialism, feminism, immigration, the Red Cross, and all the other strands which compose the fabrics of our national effort are covered with encyclopaedic detail. Some of the notable contributors to the symposium are: Lord Reading, Andre Tardieu, Samuel Gompers, William English Walling, John Barrett, Herbert Hoover, William C. Redfield, Honorable Philander P. Claxton, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, John W. Davis. Edited by ALBERT BUSHNELL HART For the Committee of Patriotism Through • Education of the National Security League. AMERICA AT WAR— With Preface by JAMES M. BECK A Handbook of Patriotic Education References. 12mo, Net, $1.50 This Manual performs a great public service. In a compact form, it gives the basic facts with respect to the causes of the war and its subsequent development, and references to the pertinent data. An invaluable aid to speakers, writers, readers and thinking people in general to visualize the present situation of the United States and to make the difficulties and dangers of the time clear to other people. [ 16 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By PHILIP GIBBS Author of “The Battles of the Somme,” “The Soul of the War,” etc. FROM BAPAUME TO PASSCHENDAELE (On the Western Front, 1917) Maps. Octavo, Net, $2.50 The most widely read writer on the war, declares Frederic Coleman, F.R.G.S., is Philip Gibbs, war correspondent with the British Army in the field for the London Daily Chronicle and numerous Provincial and Colonial papers, and whose vivid and colorful dispatches are a standard feature of the New York Times. FROM BAPAUME TO PASSCHENDAELE is a clarifying panoramic view of the wide sweep of the war itself, knit of innumerable “close-ups.” It pictures every nook and corner of the scene: a world of strange little dramas, heroic exploits, tragic stories, humorous episodes, and historically significant things. By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE A HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR—VOLUME III. THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS—1916 Illustrated. Maps. Octavo, Net, $2.00 In dramatic value this third volume of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s monu¬ mental history passes far beyond the two volumes which preceded it. The volume presents the heartening story of the first year of attack and advance by a mammoth army, like our own, moulded out of hand. Though Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s great rank as a historian has been attained by accu¬ rate statement, the stirring story of the Somme can justly be told only in stirring words. All in all, this book leaves a most powerful impression. By CAPTAIN A. RADCLYFFE DUGMORE Author of “Camera Adventures in the African Wilds,” “The Romance of the Beaver,” etc. WHEN THE SOMME RAN RED With maps, diagrams, reproductions of field notes made under fire, etc. 12mo. Net, $1.75 When the war broke out the author (then Mr. Dugmore) went into Belgium with a motion picture camera and snapped the Boche in some of his early operations. He was captured twice and got away each time—finally with a most valuable reel of pictures for the British Government. Later, as Captain Dugmore, he went through the great days of battle when the German line was smashed on the Somme, and his account of these adventures, over the very ground of this spring’s vast conflict—until he was gassed—form one of the most thrilling and unique records of personal experience that has ever found its way past the censor. [ 17 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By ABBE E. WETTERLE BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE REICHSTAG Octavo, Net, $2.00 Sprightly as witty gossip, authentic as history, earnest as the charges of a public-spirited citizen against criminal injustice, are these stirring memoirs of an Alsatian priest who, as a member of the Reichstag from the “lost province,” has devoted his life to fighting the political battles of his oppressed people. The hypocrisy, the stupidity, the servility of Germany’s parliament are here revealed by one who has spent years behind the scenes. The characters of German leaders—the Kaiser, von Bulow, the Crown Prince, von Tirpitz, Scheidemann, Bethmann-Holweg, and a host of others—are etched with calm truthfulness and revealing personal detail. The whole history of the relations between Alsace and Germany is re¬ counted in a style which makes it easy to see how the author’s journal set all official Germany by the ears, how every attempt to suppress him only added to his popularity. By MABEL POTTER DAGGETT WOMEN WANTED Illustrated. 12mo. Net, $1.50 Several months ago Mrs. Daggett went abroad to make a thorough study at first hand of the change in woman’s position in Europe, and she has brought together in this book astounding accounts of the new world that war has opened wide to women. Visiting the industrial and war works of England and France, Mrs. Daggett saw women in highly skilled technical work, women at machines rebuilt on a smaller scale for their express use, fac¬ tories filled with bouquets to keep the women happy, whole villages in which the housekeeping was done, and the meals cooked, and the children cared for by the government, so that milady might be free to work. The plain story of what England and France have done for their women’s labor reads like a fairy tale. It overturns all the economic and labor theories as to woman’s domestic limitations, and it opens up the large ques¬ tion: After the war—what? Mrs. Daggett attempts to forecast the answer to this in three interesting chapters on the rising value of the baby, the ring and the woman, and the new race. By HON. MRS. FRANCIS McLAREN With frontispiece in color by Edmund Dulac, and thirty-two other plates. WOMEN OF THE WAR With a preface by the Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith. 8vo, Net, $1.25 At no crisis in history, ancient or modern, has the fate of men and nations hung so patently upon the courage, self-sacrifice and utter devotion of women as in the Allies’ battle for Democracy. Here is the story of thirty-one leaders among women in as many different fields of work, and all the outgrowth of the last three years. [IS] GEORGE H . DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publithert in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By WOODROW WILSON PRESIDENT WILSON’S STATE PAPERS AND ADDRESSES: With an Introduction by Dr. Albert Shaw, LL.D., Editor of “The Review of Reviews.” 8vo, Net, $2.00 No body of state papers or presidential addresses will ever be published, probably, of such permanent and vital interest to the world as these. Every American ought to read them as a patriotic service, to know the reasons for our presence in the greatest conflict in history and the ends we seek. Every library, public or private, and every loyal citizen who would serve his country intellectually as well as physically, should have it. By NEWTON D. BAKER Secretary of War FRONTIERS OF FREEDOM 8vo, Net, $1.50 In the course of his duties, the Secretary of War is called upon by all manner of organizations for statements of the department's work. Mr. Baker always speaks extemporaneously and his words have a freshness and a directness that make doubly interesting this intimate picture. Clear-visioned, forceful, quick with patriotism, this book gives a picture of a man who is impatient of anything but the very best that America can do. The book is specially valuable because it contains Mr. Baker's memora¬ ble survey of America's war effort made before the Senate Military Com¬ mittee. No one can read the volume without feeling its inspiration, its firm purpose, and realizing what the United States is doing. THE RIGHT HONORABLE, THE EARL OF READING “ACROSS THE FLOOD” Addresses at the Dinner in Honor of the Earl of Reading at the Lotos Club, New York, March 27th, 1918. 12mo. Boards, Net, $1.00 The speeches here collected were delivered to the members of the Lotos Club at a memorable dinner in honor of Lord Reading. Too important to be limited to a private audience, they are now made accessible to the general public. These addresses of Lord Reading, Lord Chief Justice of England and Am¬ bassador to the United States, Governor Whitman, the Honorable Charles E. Hughes, and Colonel George Harvey, represent the reactions and hopes in the present crisis of leaders of opinion here and in England. They re¬ veal what minds of the highest power are thinking of events of immediate significance. [ 19 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By SIR OLIVER LODGE Author of “Modern Problems,” “Raymond,” Etc. THE WAR AND AFTER 8vo, Net, $1.50 In this book Sir Oliver Lodge does the very thing that thoughtful men and women the world over are trying to do with more or less success: he “takes stock” of the past, the present and the future with relation to the war and to Germany; and he points the way. After touching upon the past with its false philosophy and its conflict of ideals, Sir Oliver unfolds in a wonderful panorama a vision of what may be got from this world anguish—the great new crusade to which all the nations are called. With a knowledge that springs from years of eminent scientific research and the spiritual forcefulness of a writer who could give to the world a book like “Raymond,” Sir Oliver is doubly armed to move the reader by his vision of a new earth. It is a book to read—and re-read. By MAJOR HALDANE MACFALL GERMANY AT BAY Maps and Illustrations. 12mo, Net, $1.50 An introduction by Field-Marshall French says the author “in his peace strategy points out that the German has entered upon his most dangerous phase of this war.” Major Macfall's book is written for the man in the street. He takes up first the question of strategy, its general bearings, and the German genius for war. Next, he uncovers the German Menace, its rise, its rooting in Kultur; German strategy and precisely what it is; the opposing war machines; why German strategy failed; and then, in an intensely interest¬ ing section, the question of a peace map and how it is to be made. By CYRIL BROWN Correspondent at the Front for the New York World GERMANY AS IT IS TO-DAY 12m ° Net - ^ 50 What is happening inside Germany? What is the truth about her food, her finance, her labor, her growth of crime ? Is she standing the strain? Cyril Brown, one of the best-known and ablest war correspondents writing today, sets forth his conclusions in this engrossing volume. His work a careful study of economic, social and financial conditions in Germany, is extremely valuable as a sound investigation which wastes no words in calling names but gets down to the facts. To learn the truth about German conditions is essential to dealing with them. [ 20 ] • GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON TWO THOUSAND QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE WAR 8vo, Net, $ 2.00 Here are brought together for the first time more than two thousand important questions about the great war with their correct answers. Where are the American troops in France? What was the first act of ■Congress after war was declared? How is the war financed? What was the Ajypam case? What is the difference between a rapid fire gun and a machine gun ? What is the convoy system ? Are the Belgians a single race? And so on indefinitely. The book also contains maps of all the war fronts and an extensive dic¬ tionary of foreign names. Its value lies not only in its comprehensive answering of all manner of questions, but also in its educational worth. ANONYMOUS THE LIE OF AUGUST 3D, 1914 12mo, Net, $1.50 The representations of Germany regarding her part in the world war are woven of a tissue of lies. Just how it was done—how the gullible German people were beguiled into believing that eighty French officers, disguised as Germans, crossed Holland into Germany in twelve motor cars, that French aeroplanes dropped bombs on German cities before the declaration of war, that French doctors tried to poison German wells with cholera microbes, and a hundred other wild tales—is here revealed with all the Mephistophelian cunning of the German inventors exposed. Extracts from official documents, from the accounts of eye witnesses, and from German newspapers prove beyond the shadow of a doubt the vast network of lies whereby Prussia secured the co-operation of the rest of Germany in her attack on the freedom of the world. By COLONEL GEORGE G. NASMITH, C. M. G. ON THE FRINGE OF THE GREAT FIGHT Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $1.50 Why has this war, in other respects the most terrible in history, failed to take its accustomed toll of casualties by contagious disease? The ef¬ forts of the medical and sanitary corps are quiet, tireless, heroic. They investigate the carcase of a dead rat, and—save an army from Bubonic plague. There are times when Tommy wants a bath more than he wants the V. C.—and these are the men who see that he gets it. Colonel Nasmith was in conference with the greatest scientists of France in war-time Paris. He was near St. Julien at the time of the first gas attack. He saw the second Battle* of Ypres. He analyzed the German gas, invented the gas mask, devised a means of supplying the troops with pure water. And he tells about it all with the terseness and convic¬ tion of the man who has seen with his own eyes the things whereof he speaks. [ 21 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK * Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By FLIGHT-COMMANDER W. G. McMINNIES, R. N. PRACTICAL FLYING: Complete Course of Flying Instruction With an Introduction by Major-General W. S. Brancker, R. A. F. Illustrated by Flight-Lieutenant E. L. Ford, R. N. 12mo, Net, $1.50 This is the first practical work on ACTUAL TRAINING AND INSTRUC¬ TION for the FLYING SERVICES, covering the whole field, from ele¬ mentary groundwork to advanced flying. Written and illustrated by practical Flying Officers, themselves instruc¬ tors, who have had considerable experience under service conditions. The most recently adopted methods of tuition are dealt with. It will be read with immense interest by all who follow the tremendous progress of aviation. No pains have been spared to make the work complete. Over one hun¬ dred illustrations, diagrams, maps, etc. With a special pull-out map il¬ lustrating a cross-country flight. A glossary of terms used in flying is a particularly useful feature. By W. H. BERRY AIRCRAFT IN WAR AND COMMERCE With an introduction by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, C. S. I. Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $1.50 The world has waked up to the fact that the one great discovery of the present war is the untold possibilities of the aircraft. This book gives the reader a real look behind the scenes. It takes up the history of flying, tells how Germany got the better of the world. How France, England and Italy have caught up with her. How America is now in the way of becoming the greatest flying nation of the world. How the aeroplane is built, how it is flown, how it can be fought best; what the aeroplane will mean to the future—these are some of the very inter¬ esting things told in this book. By GEORGES DUHAMEL THE NEW BOOK OF MARTYRS Translated by Florence Simmons. 12mo. Net, $1.35 The old martyrology contained the chronicles of those who laid down their lives for the faith. These martyrs of the new day have done no less. They are the heroes whose exploits would have remained unknown were it not for a French military doctor who knew and loved them. He heard their stories in the hospital; and he sets down the record here, in these true and unforgetable tales of the nameless heroes of the French front—a thing of wonder, of unspeakable sadness, of shining glory. [ 22 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By SERGEANT PILOT HAROLD E. WRIGHT Of the French Flying Corps and the Lafayette Flying Corps. ACES HIGH Being Some Adventures with Democracy's Air Devils. 12mo, Net, $1.50 The air service is at once the most picturesque, dangerous, and romantic of all the branches of fighting. Here is “inside stuff" which has not only the thrill of adventure in the air, but catches the inner spirit and emo¬ tion which accompanies a combat, a fall, a life and death contest of wits and skill. Sergeant Wright had some dramatic experiences with the French as well as the enemy—when he was ordered to be shot at sunrise by his own side, for instance; indeed he seems to have drawn exciting events in his direc¬ tion as a magnet draws iron. And he tells about it with the spirit, the gaiety, the sense of dramatic values, which mark him out as one of the few writers of war experiences whose work has literary as well as per¬ sonal interest. By MAJOR W. A. BISHOP, V. C, D. S. O., M. C. British Royal Flying Corps. WINGED WARFARE Illustrated. 8vo, Net, $1 50 First they gave him the M.C.—Military Cross. As he continued to down Germans they added the D.S.O.—Distinguished Service Order. Still his record grew. So they added the V.C.—Victoria Cross. That was all there was; but the Victories grew so they added a gold bar to the V.C. This is Major Bishop's own story. It is the book of the Champion, the wonder book of the air. Here are none of the grim tragedies of the trenches, none of the sights and smells and brutalities. It is a tale of exhilarating adventure that leaves the reader breathless after the swerve and dip of battle. By MARCEL NADAUD THE FLYING POILU (Translated by Frances Wilson Huard) With drawings by Charles Huard. 12mo, Net, $1.35 A most delicate yet realistic romance of the French aviation service, full of humour, breathless excitement, pathos, gaiety—in a word, of the inimitable French elan. . Chignole is a street urchin of Paris who, by his daring ex¬ ploits, his incorrigible love of pranks, his infectious humour, wins the love and respect of the social superiors among whom he is thrown, and, through suffering, friendship, danger, “finds himself." [ 23 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGffTON By CAPTAIN JOHN STANLEY CAMERON Master of American Bark Beluga TEN MONTHS IN A GERMAN RAIDER A Prisoner of War on the Wolff. Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $1.25 Captain Cameron's story as it came from his own lips is a simple record of human experience in these unbelievable times—a bully sea yarn un¬ spoiled by a literary finish. The master of the American bark Beluga , torpedoed homeward bound, tells the story of his great adventure on board the German raider Wolff and subsequently on the prize ship lgotz Mendi, on which vessels he and his wife spent almost a year, experiencing German sea warfare from the inside. By PORTER EMERSON BROWNE Author of “Scars and Stripes,” etc. THE UNCIVIL WAR 12mo, Net, $1.25 A very shrewd, searching philosophy marks these discussions of America and the War. Under cover of an amusing and at times hilarious style, Porter Emerson Browne goes to the roots of some of those questions which are behind and beneath our purpose in' entering the world conflict. War as we have hitherto understood it and as the Germans have now made us see it; Kaiserism, autocracy and the only remedy for it; the justness of our cause; the winning of the War by economy—these are some of the subjects, uppermost in all our minds, which this volume lights up with a flash of humor and pointed wisdom. By E. F. BENSON Author of “Dodo,” “David Blaize,” etc. CRESCENT AND IRON CROSS 12mo, Net, $1.25 In this volume the author describes the hideous oppression under which the subject peoples of the Ottoman Empire have so long suffered. He goes fully into the steps whereby Germany has secured, for the present, an absolute dominion over Turkey, and suggests the measures that will be necessary before the Allies can realise one of their stated aims in the war— namely, to free the subject peoples from the cruel yoke and expel the Turk¬ ish Government from Constantinople. His facts are derived from a study of official documents. [ 24 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By JAMES W. GERARD Former United States Ambassador to the German Im¬ perial Court. Author of “My Four Years in Germany/' FACE TO FACE WITH KAISERISM Illustrated. 8vo. Net, $2.00 In his signed preface to this book Mr. Gerard says: “In some measure this book is a continuation of MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY, the narrative here being carried up to the time of my return home, with some observations on the situation I have found in the United States. Here are facts which could not before be made public, a fresh disclosure of the experiences of America's official spokesman in Berlin. Mr. Gerard gives an intimate personal record of people met, conversations held, and events witnessed. Besides the revelation of German statecraft from the inside, it contains an account of the situation of the neutral countries of Europe, a warning to our own country to beware of German propaganda, an exposure of the German spy system, and an analysis of conditions in the United States as he finds them. WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT and WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN WORLD PEACE: A Written Debate Portraits. 12mo, Net, $1.25 This book holds a discussion of WORLD PEACE that every intelligent reader should ponder. Our first duty is to win the war—as the President has proclaimed. Our next duty is to know what kind of peace we are going to exact for the lives we have spent. It is just as possible to squander the fruits of Victory as it is to dissipate wealth. We must know what we want. Do you know? Mr. Taft and Mr. Bryan disagree and tell you why. With which one do you stand? Their arguments are clearly set forth, the subjects they are debating unmistakably defined. By WILLIAM BARRY THE WORLD’S DEBATE An Historical Defense of the Allies. 12mo, Net, $1.50 With poetic fervor and scientific exactness the distinguished English scholar and historian, Dr. William Barry, tells in sharp outline what were the contrasted ideals and the facts of history out of which the world's most searching, but no less hopeful situation has come to be. He proves that Absolute Power is doomed, and that Democracy and Chris¬ tianity are by origin and spirit of the same nature. [ 25 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By CHARLES CLIFFORD GILL Lieutenant Commander, U. S. N. NAVAL POWER IN THE WAR With Maps, Diagrams and Illustrations. 12mo, Net, $1.25 The volume is a clear record of the naval grand tactics of the war, and their results. The author maintains that in this war, as in past wars, the force of sea power is slowly but surely shaping the issues. The chapters describing submarine operations and how we fight the U-boats will be of unusual interest to the general reader. The volume is published with the sanction of the Navy Department and the Department of English at the Naval Academy. There are maps, diagrams, and pictures of ships from old paintings and modern photographs. By L. COPE CORNFORD THE MERCHANT SEAMAN IN WAR With a Foreword by Admiral Sir John Jellicoe. 12mo, Net, $1.50 Never before have the eyes of the nations turned so universally to the sea and the men who live upon it. The men of the Merchant Service in this war have founded a new and glorious tradition in the face of undreamed-of peril. They have borne the full brunt of submarine warfare and have waged a fight against an insidious enemy which makes one of the glowing pages in history. These true records are stories as inspiring as the sea ballads of an earlier day. From official forms, from the reports of men who often have oscil¬ lated, wet and starving, between life and death in an open boat for days and nights, who have perhaps themselves been wounded, and who speak with difficulty of what they have done and endured, are reconstructed these strange and moving episodes which reveal the heroic character of the British seaman. By JOHN LEYLAND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BRITISH NAVY IN THE WORLD WAR 12mo, Net, $1.00 This account of the work of the British navy, made intelligible to the unin¬ structed landsman, is a well-deserved tribute to a service which has been insufficiently appreciated. The author describes the magnificent accom¬ plishments of blockading the German fleet, molesting the enemy's coast positions, and controlling his communications with the oceans. He explains the importance of the North Sea and the Mediterranean in the present conflict. A stimulating and vigorous book, and one which makes the reader take off his hat to the new Glory of the spiritual heirs of Drake and Nelson. [ 26 ] GEORGE H . DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H ODDER & STOUGHTON By DR. HARR Y STUERMER Late Correspondent of the Kolnische Zeitung in Constantinople (1915*16) TWO WAR YEARS IN CONSTANTINOPLE Sketches of German and Young Turkish Ethics and Politics. Translated from the German by E. ALLEN and the Author 12mo, Net, $1.50 “A tremendous indictment of German military methods, a book thrilling with generous indignation,” declares the New York Evening Post; coming from the German war correspondent who reported the Dardanelles cam¬ paign for one of the most influential papers in Germany, and who had served in the German army earlier in the war. The author makes the formal statement on oath that he has written this book to relieve his conscience by stating the truth about the things he has seen and experienced in Constantinople as a German correspondent. But, first and foremost, it is the bleeding story of a German’s conversion. By AN EXCHANGED OFFICER WOUNDED AND A PRISONER OF WAR Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $1.25 , One of the most engaging, as well as one of the most scathing of war nar¬ ratives. First, Patient No. 7, Hopital Civil, Cambrai, then a prisoner at Wurzburg, and from Wurzburg exchanged to England, this officer writes of his experiences with high literary merit and studious moderation. He tells of “Tabac-Belge”—cabbage leaf filled with shavings and dust; of the “comically” anti-English papers he was allowed to read, and of German notices, such as “Do not use enemy language. ‘Adieu’ is French; say instead ‘Auf ein Rechtherzigesfrohesbaldigeswiedersehen.* ” By MICHAEL A. MORRISON SIDELIGHTS ON GERMANY 12mo, Cloth, Net, $1.00 In this volume have been brought together selections from articles which have as their object the portrayal of German life and character as these have been affected or modified under war conditions. In nearly every case the source has been the German newspaper press or well-known and widely circulated German periodicals. Another important object which this book has in view is to illustrate the gradual change of German war sentiment from the period of easy contempt of their enemies, from the period of frenzied jubilation and confidence in victory which characterized the nation in the early months of the war, to the dawning sense that all was not well, and that Germany was being confronted with the hostility of the civilized world. [ 27 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By JOHN OXENHAM Author of “The Fiery Cross,” “Bees in Amber,” etc. HIGH ALTARS: The Battlefields of France and Flanders as I Saw Them 12mo, Net, $0.50 In High Altars John Oxenham has written a vivid and poignant series of narratives and impressions of what he saw on his visit to the battle¬ fields of France and Flanders. He was on Vimy Ridge, in Beaumont Hamel, along the front thereabouts, and under fire in Ypres. No one could look upon those scenes of devas¬ tation and tragic suffering without being profoundly moved, and Mr. Oxenham pictures them with realistic and emotional power. By the Author of “THE BOOK OF ARTEMAS” THE SECOND BOOK OF ARTEMAS 12mo. Boards. Net, $0.50 THE SECOND BOOK OF ARTEMAS, which brings the humorous picture of the civilian war scene down to date, is, if possible, more amazingly witty and profoundly wise and scathingly cynical than the first. Wudro appears again, and one Reding. Also the keeper of the victuals, chief larderer. Save butters-in there is no butter in all the land. The peace which Willi expoundeth is indeed the peace that passeth under¬ standing. There is much light on those things which came to pass in the land of Russ. And, too, on wooing a war husband. Harken above all to Artemas in his wisdom on “damsels” doing their bit. ANONYMOUS With a Foreword by Mildred Aldricb, Author of “The Hilltop on the Marne.” THE LETTERS OF THOMASINA ATKINS, Private (W. A. A. C.), on Active Service 12mo, Net, $1.00 Miss Thomasina, of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, is doing her bit somewhere in France as a simple soldier, leading a soldier's life with all its hardships and privations and hard work, and recording it in let¬ ters written home—letters which reveal with humor and force how nobly the women have done their work over there—work often sordid, often menial, almost never picturesque. There is no limelight shining on them. There are neither footlights nor public. But when the victorious armies return, no corps will better de¬ serve the uncovered heads and the grateful cheers of the crowd than the Thomasina Atkinses of this great war as they march in their place in the line. [ 28 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By GEORGE PEARSON Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. THE ESCAPE OF A PRINCESS PAT The Straight Story of Fifteen Months at the Mercy of the Huns. Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $1.40 A tale of capture, imprisonment and final escape to Holland, at the third attempt, of a Canadian soldier. The writer tells of insults that he himself suffered and of things too shock¬ ing for exaggeration. He gives recipes of prison camp fare and explains how mail comes through—or doesn't come through. If this is the most appalling book yet written of the war, it is nevertheless an imperative duty to read an account that so lays the dust of rumor with authentic facts. Letters, reports and newspapers support the testimony. By LIEUT. J. HARVEY DOUGLAS 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles. CAPTURED Sixteen Months a Prisoner of War. Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $1.25 No word came through from this captured soldier for months. The life of the trenches we now well know. Here is a true, vivid and valuable account of what our “missing” soldiers face. He describes, in no flattering way, the bill of fare in German prison camps, pictures prisoners booed and hissed by the people, tells the things a prisoner needs and how to send them, gives the experiences of prisoners, amusing and otherwise, and an account of the morale of the German people. By BRIGADIER GENERAL LOUIS L. BABCOCK MANUAL FOR THE USE OF TROOPS IN AID OF THE CIVIL AUTHORITY 12mo, Net, $1.00 It is of the highest importance that the community shall understand the function of troops in time of public agitation. All persons who, by their presence, give countenance to a riot after being ordered to disperse are principals whether they engage in acts of violence or not. And it is the duty of any person so commanded to aid in establishing order. Brigadier General Louis L. Babcock is not only one of the leading lawyers of the State of New York, but also has been long connected with its military affairs. For these reasons he is peculiarly well equipped for setting out clearly the law upon this important subject. [ 29 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By J. SELDEN W1LLMORE THE GREAT CRIME AND ITS MORAL A Connected Narrative of the Great War. Octavo, Net, $2.00 A volume which is an invaluable library. The documentary literature of the Great War, so vast and so widely scattered as to be quite inaccessible as a whole to any but the professional student, is here gathered into an illuminating digest of its principal features. The various counts of the indictment of the authors of the Great Crime, as presented by writers, newspapers and official documents of many nations, are vividly set out in the form of a short but connected narrative. And the work drives home, with horrific force, the question: How will you fare, how will those who come after you fare, when there is no law but the Kaiser's law? By AJAX THE GERMAN PIRATE: His Methods and Records 12mo, Net, $0.75 From time immemorial, until the coming of the German submarine, there has existed on the oceans a fine, manly freemasonry, a unique code of courage, honor and chivalry, the noble tradition of the Brotherhood of the Sea. These accounts of German submarine exploits, set down simply, without unfair comment, are taken from British Admiralty documents and the sworn statements of survivors. They admit of but one conclusion, and demand to be widely digested. The German submarine commanders have proved by their deeds that they commit crimes from sheer love of cruelty. It cannot be argued that by committing these acts they were performing their work more efficiently. By MORDAUNT HALL SOME NAVAL YARNS With a Preface by Lady Beatty. Illustrated. 12mo, Net, $0.75 Stories straight from the fighting ships, by a writer who had the oppor¬ tunity of witnessing a part of the titanic task of Britain's courageous sea- fighters, and of personally gaining an idea of the romantic and hazardous business of patrolling the seas in search of the most savage sea-wolves known in history. This book should help considerably to enlighten the general public on the work of the various branches of the Navy. [ 30 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By COMMANDANT DE GERLACHE DE GOMERY Dr. Honoris Causa of the University of Louvain; Corresponding Member of the Geographical Societies of London and Paris; Honorary Member of the Geographical Societies of Brussels, Copenhagen, Geneva, Philadelphia, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, etc. BELGIUM IN WAR TIME Translated from the French Edition by Bernard Miall. With many Illustrations, 6 Maps and Numerous Facsimiles of Documents, Letters, etc. Octavo, Net, $1.50 The authoritative book essential to a clear understanding of the history, the position and the sufferings of “the country that will not die”—the title of the Norwegian and Swedish editions of this famous work set up under fire. The book reveals as no other that marvel of the world—the Belgian. By MAJOR WILLIAM REDMOND, M. P. TRENCH PICTURES FROM FRANCE Illustrated. 12mo. Net, $1.25 This is a picture of France through the eyes of one of the best-known and best-loved Irishmen of his day. “Willie” Redmond, as he was affec¬ tionately called, went to the front in the winter of 1915 and was men¬ tioned in the dispatches of Sir Douglas Haig. One of his last acts was to speak for Home Rule, and the address, delivered in Parliament, is given here in full. “Men wept unabashed,” says T. P. O’Connor, “to hear him.” Returning to the front he plead to be allowed to lead his men in the Great Push. This was finally granted and he charged at the head of the Irish Division which he founded. He was wounded and died later. His spirit was the life of his men and he looked upon his death as a fresh blood-bond between England and Ireland. By ARNOLD J. TOYNBEE Late Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford. Author of “The German Terror in Belgium.” THE GERMAN TERROR IN FRANCE With Maps and Numerous Illustrations. Octavo, Net, $1.00 This book, a companion volume to the author’s earlier volume, “The German Terror in Belgium,” is an historical record of the treatment meted out to % the civil population in the country overrun by the German armies. Full references are given to the sources in the footnotes, and summaries are included of first-hand evidence taken from the French and Belgian Com¬ missions. The volume contains numerous maps and many illustrations. [ 31 ] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, N EW Y 0 RK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON By MUIRHEAD BONE THE WESTERN FRONT Official Drawings by Muirhead Bone. Made for the British Government Illustrated. Quarto. Volume I. Net, $2.50 Here for the first time are brought together the series of official drawings of Muirhead Bone of battle scenes on the Western front. It is a veritable pictorial history of the War, a treasure-house of vivid and unforgettable scenes which can never be caught again by the brush or pencil of any artist, because they deal with men , as well as with ruined towns and cathedrals. To one's children and grandchildren these pictures will speak to the eye and heart as nothing else can and no library can be said to be complete or adequate which does not hold these visual stories of the world's greatest tragedy. Portraits in Color by FRANCIS DODD GENERALS OF THE BRITISH ARMY With Introduction and Biographical Notes. Square quarto. Paper. Net, $0.50 This portrait gallery of British generals represents, in epitome, the drama of British history. Several of the biographical studies have been reprinted by papers throughout the United States. Each tells exactly what every¬ one wishes to know about such figures as Sir Douglas Haig, the Hon. Sir Julian Hedworth George Byng, Lieut.-General the Rt. Hon. Jan Christiaan Smuts, and the other officers of the British Army whose achievements in this war have been made forever memorable. The admirable portraits in color in each case solicit the dignity of a frame. Portraits in Color by FRANCIS DODD ADMIRALS OF THE BRITISH NAVY With an Introduction by E. V. Lucas and Biographical Notes. Square quarto. Paper. Net, $0.50 The corresponding volume to this, “Generals of the British Army," has been since its publication a source of information and illustrations to magazines and newspapers throughout the country. This companion col¬ lection of admirable portraits shows us what manner of men it is that for four years have kept the seas. A striking feature of the work is that in looking over the forty or more Naval heroes here limned, one is im-, pressed by a generic likeness. The terse Biographical Notes put us into possession of exactly the information about each officer which at any moment we may want very much to know. [ 32 ] HALF DOLLAR BOOKS ABOUT THE WAR A series of little books about the war and patriotism—stimulating, in¬ forming and convincing. You can read any one of them in an hour—you cannot forget it in a generation. They are anti-pacifist, anti-everything that is not fight to a finish and win. Each 12mo. (some of them illustrated), decorated boards. Net fifty cents. THE THUNDERS OF SILENCE r 3 IRVINS. COBB THE THUNDERS OF SILENCE By Irvin S. Cobb Illustrated. A daring story the like of which has never before been attempted in American fiction. 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Johnson, Columbia University Concerning Germany’s responsibility for the war and for the method of its conduct, being an actual letter from a German professor together with a reply and foreword. This German correspondence is a fascinating historical curiosity, presenting as it does, in the most direct way, the marvelous and grotesque obliquity of the German mind. The correspondents are two professors, one German and one American. A HERITAGE OF FREEDOM By Matthew Page Andrews The Political Ideals of the English-speaking Peoples. Mr. Andrews has found new pages in the history of the English-speaking peoples. The unity of today is founded upon the fact that British and American people spring from the same stock; that cleavages have been few and greatly misrepresented. This book is a plea for, and a textbook on, unity for world freedom. HALF DOLLAR BOOKS ABOUTTHE WAR [ 33 ] HALF DOLLAR BOOKS ABOUT THE WAR OUR ROYS OVER THERE By Frederic Coleman Mr. Coleman, an American journalist attached to the British armies, knows the ground and the battlefields whereon our boys must fight—the conditions under which they must live—and die. This book tells you and him what to prepare for when they get to France. SPEAKING OF PRUSSIANS By Irvin S. Cobb A great message to American people from an eye-witness of the horrors of war—yet he would choose war rather than that the free peoples of the world be brought into Prussian bondage. An expose of the madness of the German war-lord and the madness of the philosophy of the German people. EFFICIENCY: A Play in One Act By Robert H* Davis and Perley Poore Sheehan With Appreciation by Theodore Roosevelt. Illustrated. Irvin Cobb says: “In concrete form it embodies the greatest lesson which mankind is going to learn from this war—that flesh-and-blood are worth more to this world than blood-and-iron, and that in the end, flesh-and-blood must triumph over the king-made mechanism of absolutism and ruthlessness.” ROUGH RHYMES OF A PADRE By Woodbine Willie , Af.C., C.S. Padre is Tommy Atkins’ familiar name for the chaplain. This padre, by common consent of the boys, is not a “solemn bloke”—to him “Gawd” is as human as any man in the trenches. Woodbine Willie justifies God’s ways to man and, sans Theology, gives the men a religion of the real brotherhood of man. v THE CHALLENGE OF THE PRESENT CRISIS By Harry Emerson Fosdick A spiritual message, by a writer whose books have sold into the hundreds of thousands, for all those who are struggling to see their way and to keep their souls alive in this terrific generation. 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ME’OW JONES. Net 1.00 Mackay, Isabel Ecclestone. THE SHINING SHIP, and Other Verse for Children. Net 1.50 McNally, Georgia M. THE BABYHOOD OF WILD BEASTS. Net 2.00 Marshall, H. E. A HISTORY OF FRANCE. Net 2.50 Marshall, H. E. THIS COUNTRY OF OURS. Net 2.50 Miller, Warren H. THE BOYS’ BOOK OF CANOEING AND SAILING. . . Net 1.50 THE BOYS’ BOOK OF HUNTING AND FISHING. Net 1.50 CAMPING OUT . Net 1.50 MY FIRST LITTLE BOOK OF SPANISH.—. .. Net .25 [107] GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON THE JUVENILE LIST—Continued Noel Pocock. GRIMM’S FAIRY TALES. .. Net $2.50 Noel Pocock. ROBINSON CRUSOE . Net 2.50 Quiller-Couch, Lillian and Mabel. THE TREASURE BOOK OF CHIL¬ DREN’S VERSE . Net 2.50 Robinson, T. H. THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. Net 2.50 Roy, Lillian Elizabeth. THE LITTLE WOODCRAFTER’S BOOK. Net 1.25 Roy, Lillian Elizabeth. THE WOODCRAFT GIRLS AT CAMP. Net 1.25 Roy, Lillian Elizabeth. WOODCRAFT GIRLS IN THE CITY. Net 1.25 Ruddy, A. C. FROM TENDERFOOT TO SCOUT. Net 1.00 Saunders, Marshall. THE WANDERING DOG. Net 1.50 Stapp, Emilie Blackmore. LITTLE BILLY BOWLEGS. Net .60 THIS YEAR’S BOOK FOR BOYS. Net 1.75 THIS YEAR’S BOOK FOR CHILDREN. Net 1.50 Towne, Charles Hanson. JOLLY JAUNTS WITH JIM: THROUGH THE FIREPLACE . Net 1.25 Wells, Carolyn. DORIS OF DOBBS’FERRY. Net 1.35 Woodruff, Helen S. REALLY TRULY FAIRY STORIES. Net 1.00 Woodruff, Helen S. REALLY TRULY NATURE STORIES. Net 1.00 [108] COMPLETE INDEX ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY ACCORDING TO TITLES ces High. H. E. Wright. Achievement of the British Navy in the World War, The. John Leyland. . “Across tfce Flood.” The Earl of Reading . Across the Stream. E. F. Benson. Acts of the Apostles, The (2 vols.). Ex¬ positor’s Bible. G. T. Stokes.... Admirals of the British Navy. Francis Dodd . Adventures of Dr. Whitty. Birmingham Adventures of Jimmie Dale, The. Frank ' L. Packard . Adventures of a Woman Hobo, The. Ethyl Lynn. Afterglow of God, The. G. H. Morrison Afflictions of the Righteous, The. Rev. W. B. Macleod. Aids to Belief. G. A. Chadwick. Aircraft in War and Commerce. W. FI. Berry ... Airdale, Setter and Hound. W. H. Miller Albert, Fourth Earl Grey. Harold Begbie Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. All Highest Goes to Jerusalem, The. F. A. Dearborn. All’s Well. John Oxenham. Alone in the Caribbean. Frederic A. Fenger .•. Amateur, The. C. G. Norris. Amateur Vagabond, The. John & Rob¬ ert Matter .. Amazing Interlude, The. M. R. Rinehart America at War. A. B. Hart. American Revolution, The. Charles Alt- schul . . . America at the War. W. F. Osborne. . Among Famous Books. John Kelman.... And Judas Iscariot. J. Wilbur Chapman. Anna of the Five Towns. Arnold Ben- Another Man’s Shoes. Victor Bridges. . Apocryphal and Legendary Life of Christ. J. DeQ. Donehoo.. Apostles of India, The. J. N. Ogilvie . . . . Are Women People? Alice Duer Miller. Arithmetic and Algebra. John Davidson.. Arnold Bennett Calendar, The. F. Ben- Around the Black Sea. Wm. E. Curtis.. Art and Craft of Letters... Artist in Spain, An. A. C. Michael. ..... Arundel. E. F. Benson.• • • • Arundel Library of Great Masters, The. Atlas of the Historical Geography of the Holy Land. Geo. A. Smith. Atonement, The. James Stalker. Audacious Adventures of Miles McConau- ghy, The. A. D. H. Smith. Author’s Craft, The. Arnold Bennett.... Autumn Loiterers. Charles Hanson Towne. Autumn Sowing, An. E. F. Benson.... Aviation. Algernon E. Berriman. Awake, U. S. A.! William Freeman.... B AB: A Sub-Deb. Mary Roberts Rine¬ hart . Babyhood of Wild Beasts, The. Georgia M. McNally.- Bachelor’s Comedy, A. J. E. Buckrose. . Back Home. Irvin S. Cobb. Bad Times, The. G. A. Birmingham.... Balfour, Arthur James. Wilfrid M. Short, i Balfour Visit, The. C. H. Towne. Ballad, Frank Sedgwick. Banjo at Armageddon, A. Berton Braley. Barnacles. J. Macdougall Hay. Battle of the Somme, The. John Buchan. Battles of the Somme, The. Philip Gibbs. Bearing and Sharing. Gypsy Smith. Bearing of Recent Discoveries on the Trustworthiness of the New Testa- | ment. W. M. Ramsay......... Beatrice Ashleigh. F. E. Mills Young.. PAGE 23, 91 26, 84 19, 87 75 98, 105 32, 79 76 86 84 103 >102 96, 101 22, 76 85 10, 74 78, 107 33, 79 86 80, 7 86 14, 85 35, 87 16, 81 73 86 83 96 75 76 98 103 85 88 75 79 73 85 104 105 43, 89 75 90 38, 75 76 81 Because of Jane. J. E. Buckrose. Beggars on Horsebacx. F. Tennyson Jesse. Behind the Scenes in the Reichstag. Abbe E. Wetterle. Belgium’s Case. Ch. de Visscher. Belgium in War Time. De Gerlach De Gomery . Beloved Traitor, The. Frank L. Packard. Best o’ Luck. Alexander McClintock. . . . Betty Marchand. Beatrice Barmby. Between St. Denis and St. George. F. M. Hueffer . Bible, The Newberry. Bible Prophecies and the Plain Man. Marr Murray . Bible Story, The. William Canton. Billy Bunny and His Friends. David Cory. Blinds Down. H. A. Vachell. Blue Germ, The. Martyn Swayne. Blue Streak, The. Jack Hines. Bobby. J. J. Bell....:. Book of Answered Prayer. J. T. Faris. . Book of Artemas, The. Anonymous.... Book of Carlotta, The. Arnold Bennett. Book of Daniel Drew, The. Bouck White. Book of Faith in God, The. John T. Faris Book of Free Men, The. Julius F. See- bach . Book of God’s Providence, The. John T. Faris ... Book of Joy, The. Rev. John T. Faris. . Book of Lincoln, The. Mary Wright Davis Book of Old English Ballads, The. E. F. Brickdale . Book of Personal Work, The. J. T. Faris . Book of Remarkable Criminals. H. B. Irving . Books and Bookmen. Ian Maclaren. “Books and Persons. Arnold Bennett.... Boon, The Mind of the Race. Reginald Bliss .. Boswell of Baghdad, A. E. V. Lucas. .. . Botticelli (Arundel Library). A. E. Oppe. Boy of My Heart.. Boys and Folks. H. T. Webster. Boys at the Front in the Great War Series . Boy’s Book of Canoeing and Sailing, The W. H. Miller.... Boy’s Book of Hunting and Fishing, The. W. H. Miller.. Bride of a Moment, The. Carolyn Wells. Bride of the Plains, A. Baroness Orczy. Brooks by the Traveler’s Way. J. . Jowett ... Bronze Eagle, The. Baroness Orczy. Brown Brethren, The. Patrick MacGill. Browns, The. J. E. Buckrose. Buck Parvin and the Movies. Charles E. Van Loan. Bugle, The. Kendall L. Achorn. Bugler of Algiers, The. Perley Poore Sheehan and Robert H. Davis. Builder of Ships, A. Charles M. Sheldon. Buried Alive. Arnold Bennett. PAGE 77 82 18, 91 90 31, 81 86 84 47, 74 82 95 103 77, 107 79, 107 90 37, 89 82 75 99 33, 73 75 90 99 104 99 99 3, 91 76 99 5, 82 85 75 76 9, 84 67 73 91 81 85, 107 85, 107 91 86 100 86 39, 85 77 90 8, 73 88 88 75 87 84, 107 77 78 76 10, 88 90 73, 89 55, 76 82 77 81 105 103 47, 91 [109] C adet of Belgium. Alan Grant. 81, 107 Cage, The. Harold Begbie. 95, 74 Camping Out. Warren H. Miller.13, 107, 85 Canada in Flanders. Max Aitken. 73 Canadian Confederation and Its Leaders, The. M. O. Hammons. 81 Canadian Twilight and Other Poems, A. Bernard Freeman Trotter. 54, 90 Candidate for Truth, A. J. D. Beresford. 76 Captain Lpxley’s Little Dog. By author of Where’s Master?...... 91 Captured. J. Harvey Douglas. 29,80 Case of Oscar Slater. Sir A. Conan Doyle . 80 Castle to Let. Mrs. Baillie-Reynolds. .. . 74 Cecilia of the Pink Roses. Katharine Haviland Taylor. 89 GEORGE H . DORAN COMPANY, N$E W YORK Publishers in America for H 0 D D E R & S±T 0 U G H T 0 N W, PAGE Challenge, The. Harold Begbie.... 95,74 Challenge of the Present urisis, The. Chapel. D. Miles Lewis. 84 Chaste Wife, The. Frank Swinnerton. .. . 89 Chemistry. James Knight. 88 Chief of the Ranges, The. H. A. Cody.. 78 Child and Country. W. L. Comfort. 78 Child in Health and Illness.The. Dr. Carl G. Leo Wolf. 84 Chimes, The. Charles Dickens. 79, 90 Chivalry of Keith Leicester, The. R. A. Hood . 51,82 Christ and the Kingdom of God. Prof. S. H. Hooke . 100 Christ in the Social Order. W. M. Clow. 96 Christ on Parnassus. Rev. P. T. Forsyth. 99 Christian Certainty and Modern Perplex¬ ity, The. A. E. Garvie. 99 Christian Dictrine. R. W. Dale. 97 Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation, The. Rev. James Denney, D.D. Christian Faith, The. Theodore Haering. Christian Freedom. W. M. MacGregor.. Christian Imperialism. Rev. A. C. Hill.. Christian Perfection. P. T. Forsyth.... Christian Psychology. James Stalker- Christianity Is It True? F. B. Short. . . . Christmas Carol, A. Charles Dickens. Michael Edition. Christology of Jesus, The. James Stalker. Christopher. Sir Oliver Lodge. Chronicles. W. H. Bennett. Church and the Kingdom, The. James Denney . Church and the Young Man’s Game, The. F. J. Milnes. Cities of St. Paul, The. W. M. Ramsay. City of Pleasure, The. Arnold Bennett.. City Tides. Archie Austin Coates. Clayhanger. Arnold Bennett.. Clock That Had No Hands, The. Her¬ bert Kaufman. Cloud and Silver. E, V. Lucas. Clutch of Circumstance, The. M. B. Cooke . Cobb’s Anatomy. Irvin S. Cobb. Cobb’s Bill-of-Fare. Irvin S. Cobb. Colette Baudoche. Maurice Barris. Collected Diplomatic Documents Relating to the Outbreak of the European War Collecting Old Glass. J. H. Yoxall. Collecting Old Lustre Ware. W. Bosanko Collecting Old Miniatures. J. H. Yoxall. . Colossians and Philemon. Alexander Maclaren . Come Out to Play. M. E. F. Irwin. Comedy. John Palmer. Coming Day. Oscar L. Joseph. Communion of Saints, The. May Byron. Compleat Angler, The. Izaak Walton. Illus. J. H. Thorpe. Complete Gentleman, The. Bohun Lynch Comrades in Arms. Capt. Philippe Millett Conquest of America, The. Cleveland Moffett . Conquest of the Great Northwest, The. A. C. Laut. Constructive Quarterly . Contrary Winds and Other Sermons. W. M. Taylor. Corinthians, First. Marcus Dods. Corinthians, Second. James Denney.... Corporal Cameron. Ralph Connor. Cost of a Promise, The. Mrs. Baillie- Reynolds . Courtin’ Christina. J. J. Bell. Crescent and Iron Cross. E. F. Benson Crime, The. Criticism. P. P. Howe.... Cross in Christian Experience. W. M. Clow. Cupid and Common Sense. Arnold Ben¬ nett . 57, 97 100 101 58.100 99, 101 105 61, 104 79,85 105 84 95, 98 97, 101 102 104 75 54, 78 75 83 84 40, 79 78 78 44, 74 78 91 76 91 98,102 82 73 59.100 77, 96 90 84 85 85 83 97 105 98 97, 98 78 74 75 24, 75 73, 82 73, 82 96 75 [no] PAGE J^aily Song. 79 Danger and Other Stories. A. Conan Doyle. 41,80 Daniel. F. W. Farrar. 98, 99 Dark Forest, The. Hugh Walpole. 90 Daughter Pays, The. Mrs. Baillie-Rey- nolds . 7 ... . 74 David Blaize. E. F. Benson. 75 David Copperfield. Charles Dickens. Illus. by Frank Reynolds. 79, 87 Dawn by Galilee, The. Ralph Connor. . 78, 97 Day Book of Claudius Clear. W. R. Nicoll . 85 Day of the Cross, The. W. M. Clow.... 96 Day That Changed the World, The. 95 Days of His Flesh, The. David Smith. .. . 104 Dead Yesterday. M. A. Hamilton. 81 Death of Christ, The. James Denney.... 97 Debit Account, The. Oliver Onions. 86 Defense of Paris, The. A. Grant. 81 Democracy and the Nation. J. A. Mac¬ donald . 84, 86 Denry the Audacious. Arnold Bennett.. 75 Deuteronomy. Andrew Harper. 98, 100 Development or a Christian Soul. George Stephen . 57, 105 Devotional Hours With the Bible. J. R. Miller . 102 Dispensation. Clay M. Greene. 81 Divine Challenge and Other Sermons. W. J. Dawson. 97 Divine Gift, The. H. A. Jones. 83 Divine Inspiration. Geo. P. Mains. 102 Do Something! Be Something! Herbert Kaufman . 83 Dog Stars. Mrs. T. P. O’Connor. 86 Doris of Dobb’s Ferry. Carolyn Wells.. 91,108 Doubtful Character, A. Mrs. Baillie-Rey- nolds . 74 Down Among Men. W. L. Comfort. 78 Drawing. R. Y. Howie. 88 Dreamers and Other Poems. Theodosia Garrison . 81 Duchess of Wrexe. Hugh Walpole. 90 Duncan Polite. Marian Keith. 83 Dynamic of All Prayer, The. C. G. Flem- Dynamics of Manhood, The. Luther H. Gulick . 81, 100 E agle of the Empire, The. C. T. Brady 76 Early History of Jacob Stahl, The. J. D. Beresford. 76 East of the Sun and West of the Moon. A. T. Quiller-Couch. 86,87 Ecclesiastes. Samuel Cox. 97,98 Echoes and Realities. W. P. Eaton.... 52,80 Eclipse of Russia, The. Dr. E. J. Dillon. 15,79 Education of Christ, The. William M. Ramsay . 104 Efficiency. R. H. Davis.34,79,88 Efficiency in the Sunday School. H. F. Cope. 97 Efficient Age, The. Herbert Kaufman... 83 Efficient Religion. G. A. Andrews. 95 El Dorado. Baroness Orczy. 86 End of the Rainbow, The. Marian Keith 83 English Composition. G. H. Thornton.... 88 English Hymn, The. Louis F. Benson. ... 95 Englishwoman’s Home, An. Mrs. A. B. Smith . 11,89 Ephesians. G. G. Findley.. 98, 99 Epic, The. Lascelles Abercrombie. 73 Escape of a Princess Pat, The. George Pearson . 29, 87 Escape of Mr. Trimm, The. Irvin S. Cobb . /» Essay. Orlo Williams. 75 Essentials of Evangelism. Rev. O. L. Jo¬ seph . 12, 10(i Eternal Magdalene, The. R. H. Mc¬ Laughlin . 84 Ethics of Jesus According to the Synop¬ tic Gospel, The. James Stalker... 105 GEORGE H . DORAN COMPANY, NEW YORK Publishers in 'America for H 0 D D E R & STOUGHTON Ethics of Jesus and Social Progress, The. Charles S. Gardner. 99 Europe Revised. Irvin S. Cobb. 78 Evangel of the Strait Gate, The. W. M. Clow . 96 Evangelical Christianity. Prin. W. B. Sel- bie . 104 Evolution and Christianity. James Iver- . ach . 100, 105 Exiles of Eternity (Dante’s Inferno). John S. Carroll. 78 Exodus. G'. A. Chadwick. 96,98 Expansion of Christendom, The. Mrs. A. Car us-Wilson . 96 Exposition of Dante. J, S. Carroll. 78 Exposition of Holy Scripture. Alexander Maclaren. (32 vols.). 101 Expositor, The. Edited by Sir W. R. Nicoll . 103 Expositor’s Bible, The. Edited by Sir W. R. Nicoll. 98 Expositor’s Dictionary of Poetical Quota¬ tions. James Moffatt. 99, 102 Expositor’s Dictionary of Tests, The.... 99,103 Expositor’s Greek Testament. (5 vols.).. 99 Expositor’s Treasury of Children’s Ser¬ mons . 99, 103 Expository Preaching. F. B. Meyer.... 102 Ezekiel. John Skinner. 98, 104 Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther. W. F. Ad- eney. 95, 98 F ace to Face with Kaiserism. James W. Girard . ... 25, 81 Factors of Faith in Immortality. James Denney. 97, 101 Facts of Life, The. P. C. Simpson. 104 Faith and the Fellowship, The. Oscar L. Joseph. 100 Faith, Freedom and the Future. P. S. Forsyth. 99 Faithful Stewardship. Father Stanton. . 105 Fakers, The. Samuel G. Blythe. 76 False Witness. Johannes Jorgensen.... 83 Family Worship, A Book of. W. Robert¬ son Nicoll . 103 Farm Babies. Cecil Aldin. 107 Fatherland. Will Comfort. 78 Faulkner’s Folly. Carolyn Wells. 91 Fear God and Take Your Own Part. Theodore Roosevelt. 87 Federal Power. H. E. West. 4, 91 Fellowship in the Life Eternal. G. G. Findlay . 99 Fellowship with Christ and Other Dis¬ courses. R. W. Dale. 97 Fibble, D. D. Irvin S. Cobb. 78 Field Babies. Cecil Aldin. 107 Field of the Fatherless, The. Jean Roy. . 87 Fiery Cross, The. John Oxenham. 52, 86 Fifes and Drums. The Vigilantes. 80,90 Fifty-two Story Talks. H. J. Chidley.... 96 Fires and Fire-fighters. John Kenlon.... 83 First Canadians in France, The. Col. F. McKelvey Bell . 74 First Christian Century, The. Wm. M. Ramsav. 103 Fishers of Boys. William McCormick.... 102 Fishpingle. Horace Annesley Vachell. ... 90 Flaming Sword, The. Mrs. St. Clair Stobart . 89 Floodtide. G. H. Morrison. 103 Flying Poilu. Marcel Nadaud. 23, 85 Foes of Our Household, The. Theodore Roosevelt . 87 Folly of the Three Wise Men, The. E. W. Work. 91 Fool Divine. G. B. Lancaster. 83 Footsteps of the Flock. G. H. Morrison. . 103 For France and the Faith. A. E. Casalis.. 63, 96 For the Comfort of the Family. Joseph¬ ine Story . 89 Fore! Charles E. Van Loan. 40,90 Foreigner, The. Ralph Connor. 78 Forest Ring, The. W. C. DeMille. 79, 107 Fortitude. Hugh Walpole. 90 Foundation of a National Drama, The. H. A. Jones. 83 [HI] Fourth Watch, The. H. A. Cody. 78 F. Fox’s Funny Folk. Fontaine Fox.... 8) Fragrance of Flowers, The. K. U. Brock 76 France from Within. Claire de Pratz.... 87 Freaks of Mayfair. E. F. Benson. 75 French. John Adams. 88 Friendship and Happiness. Arnold Ben¬ nett . 75 From Bapauine to Passchendaele. Philip Gibbs . 17, 8i From Dublin to Chicago. G. A. Birming¬ ham . 76, From Montreal to Vimy Ridge. C. A. Wells. 9i From Strength*to Strength. J. II. jowett 100, 101 From Tenderfoot to Scout. A. C. Ruddy 88, 108 From the Triple to the Quadruple Alli¬ ance. E. J Dillon. 79 Frontier of Freedom. Newton D. Baker 19, 74 Frontiersman, The. H. A. Cody. 78 Fundamental Doctrine of the Christian Faith. R. A. Torrey. 59, 106 ^ alatians. G. G. Findlay. 98,99 Game Fishes of the World, The. C. F. Holder. 82 Garden of Love, The. Collected by May Byron . Gas and Flame. Major S. T. M. Auld. . 74 Gaston Olaf. Henry Oyen. 86 Gates of Wrath. Arnold Bennett. 75 Gay Morning. J. E. Buckrose. 77 General John Regan. G. A. Birmingham 76 General’s Letters to His Son, A. Anony¬ mous . 73 Generals of the British Army. Francis Dodd . 32, 79 Genesis. Marcus Dods. 98, 98 Gentleman Adventurer, The. H. C. Bailey . 74 German. John Adams. 88 German Barbarism. Leon Maccas. 84 German Fury in Belgium, The. L. 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