The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-04
BOOK NOTICES.

The ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF THE ENGLISH Con-
sTITUTIoN. BY Harmis Taylor, in two parts.
Part l. Houghton, Miffiin & Co., New York.
Cloth. Price 81 SO.
This is an historical treatise, in which is
drawn out, by the light Of the most recent
researches, the gradual development OF the
English constitutional system, and the
growth out Of that system OF the federal
republic OF the United States Prof S. M.
Maooane, university professor of history at
Harvard, speaking Of the work, says:
"Your work seems to me highly creditable
to its author, and Of character to make it
very useful Co students of English history
You have succeeded In grouping the facts
in natural and impressive way. The
work shows thorough familiarity with the
best fruits of modern scholarship in the
field to which it relates.
The LAST AssEMBY BALL AND THE FATE OF A
VOICE. By Mary Hallock Foote. Houghton,
Mifflin & Co., New York. Cloth, 81 %.
"The Last Assembly Ball" appears as a
serial in the Century magazine, and was
very we'll received. tits an excellent story
and well worth readiDg.
NOTES OF LESSONS FOR YOUNG TEACHERS By
John TAYLOR. 16mo. Cloth, so cents. Boston
School Supply Co., Is Broomfied street.
Boston.
The author explains the Essential Feat
ures of Lesson" sketches the "Plan Of a
Lesson" discusses the 'Subject-Matter of a
Lesson gives valuable hints on the "Man-
ner of a Teacher" with short chapter on
| Tact" and shows how to Prepare and
Give lesson"
M1ro YAsHIKI, A TALE OF OLD JAPAN. By Arthur
Cullins Maclay, A, NJ. G. I. Putnam Sons,
New York. Cloth
The writer of this tale is the author of
the "Leaven worth Case" which is sufi-
Gent evidence tina this is a deeply interest
ing one Besides being a very charming
story, the coIoring gives a very fair idea of
the traditions relative to old Japan.
ALpEN's MANIFOLD CYCLoPEDIA, vol.
II, which runs from "Gogo to Hello
graphy," is a superb volume. AS the
volumes of this work succeed one another
| the cyclopedia is one that ought to be in
every library.
CrIoUor; society story of ideal beauty, by
Kate Lee Ferguson. r. B. Peterson 4 Bro.
Philadelphia. Paper, 25 cents.
Cltqatot, crisp, spicy, love and racing
romance. 1t ratbles along at railroad speed,
passing fearlessly over much delicate
ground. Its author, Kate Lee Ferguson, is
another Amelie Rives.
THE HAUrE NoBLEssH, by George Manville
Fem Frank f. Lowell & Co., 142 and IA
Worth street, New York. Paper, 80 cents.
This is one of this authors best stories,
and can hardly fail to meet with popular
favor.
YOUNG Mrs. AINsLIE's CoURrsHIP. By F. G..
Phillips Frank +. Lowell g. Co., f42 and 144
Worth street, New York. Paper,k30 cents.s
Mr.. Phillips is the author of Gas IN a
Looking Glass; a story which had an i'm
mense sale. 81
The FEDERAL. JUDrorAI SYSTEM By Walter B.
Hill of Macon. Ga.
This is paper that was read before the
American. Bar Association at Chicago, Aug
%, 1889, and it attracted a great deal of
attention, Mr.. Hill has well-deserved
reputation as a writer on legal as well as
other subjects
- MAGAZINES.
The November st. Nicholas appears in a
larger and palmer type. and with more
than enough extra pages to accommodate
the increase of size without loss of material
In intercollegiate Football in America,
| Walter Camp, gives such explanation OF
the actual plays upon the field as will not
only assist players, but will enable specta-
| tors to know just why the young wearers
| of the blue, crimson or orange and black