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LIFE OF GENERAL LAFAYETTE.

with a Critical Estimate Of His Character and Public
Acts BIZ BAYARD TUCKERMAN vols, IL mo-,
cloth with several portraits 50. Fifty copies on large
paper folded in portfolio for extra illustrating. g.
Until the publication OF these volumes critical esti
mate Of Lafayette been placed before the public.
Mr. Tuckerman has had exceptional advantages in his
investigation Lafayette's life. He has had access 10
much new and original material collection Of contro
rsaI PAMPHLETS relating 70 the General his
disposal Through kindness Of collectors and his
tOrca societies he has had the Of valuable unpublished
letters The results Of these are TO be een for instance
In the account Of the relations Of Lafayette TO Gouver
Morris
American interest In Lafayette always been lively
ana viii welcome impartial and comprehensive view Of
the Generals career, presented In form suslenty con-
densed for busy age. Such work appears opportunity
when the hundredth anniversary Of Washnstons inaugu
ration ia being celebrated In EevYerk and that Of the
great French Revolution Paris Both volumes contain
portraits Lafayette se different periods Of his life
EMIN PAsHA IN CENTRAL AFRICA.
asr coi,ec.,sn Of Hta Letters and journals Edited
and Annotated by Professor 6. sCHWEfNFURTH Pro-
lessor r. RATZEL. Dr. H. w. FELKIN and Dr. O..
HARTLAUB. With two portraits map and notes. svo,
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around which ell the interest Of Central Africa revoves
This volume contains collection letters and extracts
from journals which be various correspondents In
Europe during his residence in the Egptan Soudan-
THE HOME ACRE.
Ry the late EDWARD p. ROE, author Of "He Fen in
Love with His Wife, "MIss Lou" "opening Chestnut
Burr Barriers Burned Away" etc. limo, cle.h, uni
form with Mr. Roe's other books, 81 TO-
This book aims give the possibilities TO b. obtained
from an acre about the 1t treats Of such subjects
Is tree planting fruit and grass the garden vine
yard orchard small fruits the kitchen garden, etc.
THE FIRST ASCENT OF THE KAsAI:
Being Some Records OF Service Under the Lone Star
BY CHARLES soMERvILLE LATRoBE BATEMAN,
sometime Captain and Aduant OF Gendarme in the Congo
Free stse Illustrated by FIVE Autographs In color ak
etehings two maps six fulpage engrayings on wosd,
and forty smaller engravings in the text eyo, 90.
DOUBTLESS e chief claim 10 novelty and interest that
my little may be held possess lies In the fact that
II is record Of discovery than OF life in newydis-
covered land and is fair Illustration Of the raison Pere
end practical workings Of the Congo State have viewed
should that Is possessed Of mueh higher claim to
public attention 1t gives In sueclnet form IN
considerable section Of the discoveries Of the German
podtion under Lieutenant Wlssman and Dr. Welt In which
the paths OF other explorers Livingstone and Cameron
stanley and Others are crossed and united the
Authors Preface
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