The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05

\ htS lNCptI1tI y .AcA $500"
Satire, q group of fourteenth century
English poems translated by Jessie l..
Weston; Poems and Ballads. by Her
mann Hagedorn: \ Dome of Many
Coioured Glass. by Amy Lowell; and
On Drawing and Painting. by Den
man w. Ross.
Some papers have enormously stat
ed thar the History of English Litera-
ture Wi.ch appeared q few days be-
fore he died, was Andrew Lang's last
work. His publishers, Longmans,
Green, 81 Co, now announce several
posthumus works, including hakes
Deare. Bacon. and the Great I'm
known since he was a boy. 1t was
+, HcIOes-his gath annual Juvenile. His
wife has a Volume of Essays under the
title Men. Women and Minxes. All
three are AUTUMN books.
Probably the most crudite of the
biographers Of Saint Francis Of Assist
is Paschel Robinson, of the Francis
can order, whom Mr.. Egan, the au-
thor of iiyerybody's St. Francis. has
known since he way a boy. 1t. was
f ON one of the brochures Of Fr. Rob
inson that Mr.. Fgan received his first
inspiration to write a life of st. Fran
els which would appeal to everybody.
The biography was issued in October
N q handsome volume, with beautiful
Illustrations in color by NJ. Boutet de
Monvel. under the title, E~yerybody's
st. Francis.
Prof. Felix +. Schelling has assum-
ed the general edilOrship of a new
series, Masterpieces Of the English
drama (American Book Coz. 1t pro-
poses to furnish a scholarly and yet
popular edition OF great English play
| VA riOhtC H1ltCi6a of g h Crn p "a feo-o
the later years of E~lizabeth's reign to
the latter part Of the eighteenth CEN
fury. Each volume will contain a
brlef biographical preface. and ach
play will be preceded by a note on it's
source, date Of composition. etc. Three
volumes have now appeared-Beau-
mont n Fletcher. Webster and
iourneur. and christopher Marlowe.
under the special care, respectively, of
the general editor. Prof. A. Fl. Thorn
dixie. and Prof. w. l.. Phelps. To
!, Judge by these samples, the work ex-
accurate and thoughtful. The make
: up OF the volumes is not unattrac-
!, tive.
s Recent publications Of Harper &
brothers include Your United States
by Arnold Bennett; On Hazardous
Service. by William Gilmore Beymer
AA\ AOAAh- oNAAoO NllllUECB Wy LISA DCllI-
: son; Camping in the Winter Woods
by Elmer Russell Gregor; Beauty ant
the J~acObin. by Booth Harrington; anG
3 especially illustrated editions of Pill.
: grim's Progress. Gulliver's Travels
; AesoD's Fables. Arabian Nights En-.
= and Grimm's Fair,
y Tales. Other volumes are Tie Fl.
nancier. by Theodore Dresser; PRAYER.
for Little Men and Women. by Joh1
n Martin, and Camping on the Grea
e River. by Raymond Spears.
Mr.. F. T. SCOTS essay The Evolu
e ton Of Suffrage (Longmans, Green 6
e Co, 1922 is a reprint Of a paper writ
y ten for the Social Science Club il
Toledo, Ohio, in the winter of 1882
a SO. and later 1903) circulated il
e print. The author considers that tn
d remedy for 1.-The evils of the presen
r~udimentary suffrage is to Civ
women the suffrage.
lc A. G. McClug & Co. have
t, most formidable and at the same tim
J. an attractive list Of fall publications
In the field of fiction McClurg & &C
k published on October 10 the Wall @
d Men. by Mrs; Margaret Hill McCarte1
a tor which there has been a big ad
OF vance sale. On the same date Nc
Clurg & Co. produced Which One
IN by Robert Ames Bennett: Gordo
Craig. Soldier OF Fortune. by Randa
Parrish anchO McClish. by Herbel
Coolidge; The Lady Of the SHOWS. b
Edith Ogden Harrison. and other put
v locations in the fields Of travel. adveT
ture, fiction. and economics.
q Another new book is The Tin
Lock. by Charles E. Walk, issue
October 5, n on the same da'
there appeared from the
t. press The LOcusts' Years. by Mai
Helen Fee, a novel OF temperament q
ur scene of which is laid in the PhitiI
hv pine Islands. On October 10 the M
Sin Clurgs published a new book by Pro
IN Joseph King Goodrich, Russia in FL
rope and Asia.