The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-09

Frederick Harrison author of "Tht
Meaning of History" is announced fol
early publication by the Macmillan Co
One strong feature in the Lippincott
list Is that of Colonial literature, which
is being constantly added to. A few
titles will serve to show its significance:
Salons. Colonial and Republican, "
Colonial Days and Danes" "Heir-
looms in Miniature" and a novel "a
Last Century Maid" by Anne Hollings-
worth Wharton; Paul leicester Ford S
True George Washington. Sydney
gorge Fishers 'True Benjamin Frank
! lin" and "True William Penn" also
| Mr.. Fishers book on Men, Women
and Manners in Colonial Times" Rufus
Rockwell Wilson's "Rambles in Colo
NAL Byways," parts of Virginia Tatnall
Peacock's Famous American Bellies Of
the Nineteenth Century" and George
Gibbs novel, pike and Cutlass; Hero
Tales of Our Navy
A new edition of the late Professor
Charles F. Dunbar's Banking" is be-
ing prepared for G. P. Putnam's Sons
by T. w. Taussig, professor of political
economy at Harvard.
without a Warrant" by Hildegard
Brooks, will be published this spring by
Charles Scribner's Sons. The scene Of
action is laid in the south of to-day, and
the plot is to be one Of ingenuity and
mystery.
Harrison Robertson, whose "Red
Blood and Blue" is now selling in it's
fourth edition, has written another dra-
matte tale which Charles Scribner's
Sons will shortly present under the IT,
tie of 1.-THE Inlander." 1t is a tale of
love and jealousy, the scene of which
is laid in Louisville, Ky.
The Macmillan Co. are about to add
to their Cambridge Historical series
"The French Monarchy, 1S49-1sS9," by
A. j. Grant of Yorkshire college, Leeds,
England, in two volumes; can Essay
on Western Civilization in It's Econom-
ic Aspects (Vol. II.,) by w. Cunning
ham, fellow of Trinity college, Cam
bridge, and Canada Under British
Rule, 1760-1S67" by Sir J. G. Bourinot
clerk of the Dominion House of Com
mons.
'Aes Triplex,'' by Robert Louis Ste
venson, is a separate edition Of this ia
vorite essay from ''Virginibus Puer-
isque," issued in uniform binding with
this authors Christmas Sermon" by
Charles Scribner's Sons.
M #. Mansfield has in active prepa-
ration 1.-THE Story Of Alfred the
Great" by Walter Hawkins and e.
Thornton Smith, with Illustrations;
Uganda and its People" by Brigadier-
General Lugard; 1.-THE Story of West
Africa" by the late Mary Kingsley, and
a novel called 1.-THE Heart of Babylon
by Deas Cromarty, which is a story of
social life in London.
In answer to the repeated criticism
that 1.-THE Penitentes," one of Bowen
new publications, is over
drawn and that the attempted crucifix-
ion, as described in the story, never did
and never could occur in free Ameri-
ca, it may interest some to hear what
the Evangelical Herald has to say:
1.-THE Penitentes live in the San Luis
valley, in the state of Colorado, and
have attempted the practice of their
peculiar religious rites in the last few
years. One nearly related to the wri-
ter of this review was witness to their
practice as late as 1882"
A new and revised edition Of pot
terry and Porcelain by Edwin A. Bar
Der, with many new illustrations, is
shortly to be issued by q. p. Putnam's |
sons.