Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-31
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"Come Live With Ne and Be My Love"
An English pastoral, by Robert Buchanan,
author of "The Shadow of the Sword"
This familiar line of Christopher Mar
lowe's furnishes title to the story, and
with the subtitle, leads the reader to ex-
pect quiet, idyllic romance. 1t abounds,
however, in stirring situations and drama
tic dialogue, and there is even a rustic
miser who attempts to poison lovely and
innocent girl. The book is full of inter
est, and dramatized as esquire Kate" was
one of the most successful plays of last
season. Lowell, Coryell & Co., New York.
For sale by E. P. Judd.
"Onoqus," by Frances g. Sparhawk,
was originally published as a serial in the
Congregationalist. 1t is story of life
upon an Indian reservation and covers a
period of eight years. closing with the
winter of 1890, the time of the messiah
craze" with its accompanying rites, the
ghost dances. The author, who has be-
fore this taken up her pen to plead the
cause of the Indians, writes with much
feeling and spirit upon topic which evil
IDENTIFY lies very near her heart, and which
every citizen of the United States should
make a subject of investigation to answer
for himself these questions from Miss
Sparhawk's preface: How long are 1ndi
ans, the true Americans, to wait for that
blessing that comes all at once to foreign
ers who touch our shores,-the inspiration
of American lawsi How long are we to
hold them back from our opportunities,
which every other individual may grasp
wherever he can fud theml In land full
of arts and manufactures, how long Is the
Gordon of the reservation, like the Libby
death line, to imprison this race, full of
mechanical and artistic skillp Lee &
Shepard, publishers, Boston. For sale by
E. P. Judd.
Madame Chrysantheme." Pierre Lofts
quaint and picturesque sketches of life in
Japan have been published in cheap edi
ton by Donohue, Henneberry s. Co., Chi
cago. Although in paper covers the edi-
tion is a handsome one, with large clear type
upon heavy paper with wide margins. and
profusely illustrated. For sale by E. P.
Judd.
A series of pamphlets entitled "Man
and the State: Studies in Applied Sociolo-
gy," are published in the Evolution Sc
ries." Recent issues are "The Duty of Q
Public Spirit" by President Andrews of
Brown university; "The Study of Applied
Sociology" by Robert G. Eccles, II. D.;
Representative Government" by Edwin
D. Mead, editor of the New England Mag
azine; "Suffrage and the Ballot" by Dam
iel s. Remsen, and 1.-THE Problem of City
cal topics treated in clear and comprehen-
sive style, and well worth the attention of
thoughtful people. They were first given
as lectures before the Brooklyn Ethical as
sociation, and the neat, we'll printed pam
phlets contain beside the complete lecture
an abstract of the discussion to which 1t
| gave rise. D. Appleton & Co., New
York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
GA Christmas at Sea, on Board of Man
of-War." Edited by E. Shippen, U. s.
N. These lively "yarns" supposed to be
spun by officers of United States frigate
at their Christmas dinner, wore contribu-
ted to this volume by Rear-Admirsl Muir
ray and other officers of the navy, with
the exception of one furnished by Captain
Charles King, U. s. A, the popular writer
of military novels. A capital collection of
sea stories, all being bright and entertain
ing. L. R. Hamersly & Co., Philadelphia.
For sale by E. P. Judd.
christopher Columbus: His Life and
His Work." by Charles Kendall Adams,
Ii. D., president of Cornell university.
This initial volume of the "Makers of
America" series presents in popular form
the results of the latest researches in re-
gard to the life and exploits of the famous
navigator. The work has all the interest
| of a story of adventure, but the author
has been scrupulously careful to sift the
evidence and admit nothing unreliable OF
uncritical, believing that the truth should
be sought at whatever hazard, therefore
to the entertainment afforded by the biog
raphy is added the satisfaction of know
ing that, as far as possible, its statements
are supported by authority. Dodd, Mead
& Co., New York. For sale by E. P
Judd.
"Charles Sumner" by Anna Lsureni
Dawes. The subject of this biography il
appropriately given place among thu
, "Makers of America" since America, a
1t is to- day, owes much to this fearless
leader of the political movement agsins
slavery. The champion of Q despiset
race, he was the victim of brutal snt
cowardly assault which became Q matte
, of national Importance and great,
r strengthened the cause to which he hat
8 | ueVOtSO ulb oucrSice. 1hns tuo uaS "
| our union is everywhere in truth "the flsl
of the free" is largely due TO the dauntles
4 advocate of liberty and law; moreover
was through the foresight and courage o
Seward and Sumner that our borders wer
, enlarged by the purchase of that magnif
Q cent possession, Alaska. The writer ha
g given us the complete story of his life I'D
- mirably condensed into q small volume
Published in the makers of America 81
J; riss" by Dodd, Mead & Co., New Yorl
n For sale by e. p. Judd.
g 'tEnglish Writers: An Attempt Toward
T History of English Literature" by Her
It ry Morley, LII. D. The eighth volume 9
J, this valuable series begins with biograpf
ical sketch of Henry Howard Earl {
Surrey, executed at the end of Henr
n VIII g reign, and closes with Philip Sid
N ney, of the Elizabethan age. The indI
= epce of Italy, France and Spain upo
English literature; masques and inte
O. ludes, and the rise of the modern dram
N the Reformation; the accession of Quet