The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-23
Other Books.

With the three volumes before us. 10,
20 and 81. containing "A Child's History Of
England" Christmas Stories" and Edwin
brood and Master Humphreys Clock" the
Authentic Edition. Of the works OF Charles
Dickens, published by Chapman 4 Hall,
is completed. II has the merit Of contain
ing everything that is recognized as the
work Of Dickens. The size OF the volumes
has been kept the same by mechanical de-
vices regardless of the number Of pages
In each. The edition Is imported by Charles
S%cribner's Sons.
The Scribners also import the sixth and
last volume OF the Letters and Journals
in the John Murray edition Of The Works
OF Lord Byron" Mr.. Rowland Z. Prothero
Is the editor. The additions and annota-
ions nave made this the only edition Of
Byron's correspondence that can be con-
sidered.
The Tales from Shakespeare by Charles
and Mary Lamb, are published In two sumpt-
uous volumes by Raphael Tuck Il Sons,
with int Productions n additions by DR..
F. J. Furnivall and many Illustrations by
Harold Coping. DR.. Furnivall tells the
stories Of the plays omitted by the lambs.
The selection OF speeches entitled Modern
| ElOQueflce, 10 WHlCn tHe ndIUe OF inOTnds
b. Reed is attached as editor and which Is
published by John d. Morris d Co.,
\ Philadelphia, is now complete in ten hand
some. well-printed volumes, illustrated
with photogravure portraits of famous
speakers. The tenth volume is given up
to anecdotes and stories and has besides a
full index to the whole work.
Nearly two years ago Mr.. John r. Dos
Passos OF this city made an argument be-
fore the Industrial Commission on the
question Of trusts. which revised by its
author. under the title Commercial Trusts"
is published by q. p. Putnam's Sons in their
Questions Of the Day Series. Beginning
with the definition Of a trust in the COM
mercial sense. Mr.. Dos Passos considers
the objections to a~ggrcgations Of ca pital.
and asks and answers negatively such
questions as: Should the amount Of capi-
tai employed be limited' should the uses
Of capital be restricted? Their he dis
clsses the rise and growth Of aggregated
capital In its various forms, n the ques-
ton whether aggregations Of capital create
m~onopolies. After showing that legisla-
ton cannot control natural laws, Mr.. Dos
Passos discusses the admitted evils Of
trusts. and the question Of the proper remedy
for them, analysing the existing remedies
applicable to them. He finds the only
safe remedy for these evils in State rather
than national legislation
We have also received:
sLamarck, The Founder Of Evolution
Alpheus 4 Packard. NJ d. IL ID dong
mans. Green A Coz
a Short History Of the Mississippi VAL
ley." James X Hosmer. PA. ID. LII ID.
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The Two First Centuries Of Floren-
tine History Pasquale Iillari. Charles
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