The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-11-16
and wisdom and the evolution of society
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LITERARY NOTES AND AN.
INDUCEMENTS.

Macmillan & Co., will publish in
book form on November 10: Marion
Crawfords new novel, Casa Braccio,"
which has been running in the Century.
The same publishers announce new
novel, called "In the Smoke of War;" by
Walter Raymond; "Bookbindings Old
and New. Notes of Booklover" by
Brander Matthews; and a new volume
in the Economic Classics" series. 1.-THE
Mercantile System and Its Historical
Significance" by Prof. Gustav Schmol
Ter. translated by Prof. Ashley.
-Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
have recently published beautiful edi
ton of the "Song of Hiawatha," with
% exquisite full page illustrations from
designs by Frederick Remington, and
portrait of Longfellow etched by S. A.
Schoff from the portrait by G. G. Thomp
son. The text is printed in large clear
type upon fine paper, with wide margins.
making very attractive volume. An
Introductory note.-a glossary, and Mr..
Longfellow's notes upon the poem are
features of the edition. (Buckram, 1870
pages, S2.)
DIR. Paul Carus's Primer of Phil
osophy" has been republished as the
September number of the Religion of
Science Library" 1t is good EXPOSE
ton of DIR. Carus's monistic theory.
price 25 cents. Chicago The Open
Court Publishing Coz
The latest number of the Messrs
Scribners' exquisite little cameo edition
of popular authors is volume of short
stories by Frank r. Stockton. with an
excellent etched portrait of Mr.. Stock
ton by w. HI. w. Bicknell. There are
nine stories, including of course, "The
Lady or the Tiger?" Cloth, 240 pages.
S1.25.)
The Scribners make the following
announcement regarding their Inter
national Theological Library Herbert
G. Ryle, BID, Professor of Divinity at
Cambridge, England, will contribute
"The Study of the Old Testament; DIR.
Archibald Robertson, of Durham, Eng
land, will write on "The Latin Church;
and Robert Rainy, DID,, Principal of the
New College, Edinburg, on THE An
Gent Catholic Church" Among Ameri-
can contributors will be DR.. George B.
Stevens of Yale University, on "Theol-
ogy of the New Testament" and Rev.
Washington GLADDEN.. DID,. on THE
Christian Pastor"
-Houghton, Mifflin & Co. will shortly
publish the following books: "a Gentle
man Vagabond, and Some Others" by
F. Hopkinson Smith; Reconstruction
During the Civil War in the United
States of America" by Eben Greenough
Scott; This Goodly Frame the Earth"
by Francis Tiffany; Sacred and Legen-
Diary Art" by Anna Jameson, new edi-
ton; "In the Young World" by Edith
M. Thomas.
The last of George Birkbeck Hills.
Talk over Autographs" appears in the
November Atlantic. These papers have
created wide interest, and the publish
ers of the Atlantic are glad to announce
that DR.. Hill will contribute during
1896 further papers on the letters and
;0,,rooIo - 20 ,,o0,,e wan
The Parting Of the Waye, in the No.
vember Atlantic, is study of the ques-
ton of physical culture for women. 1t
takes the form Of bright dialogue, and
contains much which is interesting and
suggestive.
The Future of Naval Warfare, in
the November Atlantic. is a discussion
of the future usefulness of the worlds
perfected navies. The authors solution
of the problem is original and interest
ing.
During 1896 the Atlantic will pub
lish number of papers upon the Race
Elements in American Nationality.
They will treat in turn the Scotch Irish,
Irish, Scandinavian, English. and
others.
After the War, in the November
Atlantic, is one of Lafcadio Hearn's
most delightful Japanese sketches.
"A series which has attracted wide
attention has been that entitled New
Figures in Literature and Art, pub
lished in the Atlantic Monthly. The
publishers announce further papers in
this series which will appear in early
issues. treating in turn of rising must
clan. painter. and writer.
Prof. James Bryce, M. p. the emil
nent English statesman whose book,
THE American Commonwealth" is rec
ognized as the fairest study of American
institutions ever made by foreigner,
has written paper for the November
number of The Century on 1.-THE Arme-
MAN Question" Prof. Bryce declares
that the European powers are morally
responsible for the sufferings of the sub
jects of Turkey to the extent that they
have kept in being a monarchy which
has long since deserved to perish, and
which would long since either have fall