New Britain herald., 1915-10-14
Brief biography and popular &C., count of the unparalleled discoveries of T. J. J. See, by w. L. Webb.

stress on the professional aspects of the authors remarkable trip into the remotest corners of this German colony. It is, rather, an extensively illustrated narrative of the journey of a very observant woman-observan especially of German efficiency in matters of health and sanitation, of the development of commerce and in- dustry and discipline of the native people under their control l.''-Book Review Digest.
 "As a whole, it is we'll written and reveals strong and intelligent per- sonality y."-Athenaeum.
 "She has succeeded in making an interesting and proba bly the quaintest W ork on exploration that has yet seen the light. t."-Nation.
 Character reading through analysis of
 the features, by G. E. Fosbroke.
 "An excellent work for the beginner in this fascinating field of research Review of Reviews.
 Conquering Jew, by J. F. Fraser
 Written by an Englishman, Gen. tile, and rather forced out of him by constant association with facts ln the course of his other work. Presents in a clear, readable style much lnfor- nation on the accomplishments or Jews in the various countries of the world both past and present and draws congratulations, for the most part, able and thought-provoklng - A. L. A. Booklist.
 Defenseless America, by Hudson
 A significant book showing the pro- gress of the science of ar."-Inde- pendent.
 European police systems, by R. B.
 Fosdick.
 "A detailed study based on two years inquiry and observations in the chief cities of England, Scotland, Hol- land, Belgium, France, Germany, Aus tria-Hungary and Italy. The many phases of the service and it's relation to state and military control are treated topically with subdivisions of comparisons for the countries or cities Book Review Digest.
 MT Fosdick's synthetic study of European police systems justifies it. self on three counts: It is the only book of its kind, it is exhaustive, and it's method and manner are all that co uld be desired. ed.''-Bookman First crossing Of Spitsbergen, by Sir
 William Martin Conway and others
 Heart of Black kstone; or, Principles of
 the common law by Nanette B.
 Paul
 "The author of this book is lec- turer on law in Washington college, D. c. In plain and simple language she gives a compre- hensive interpretation of the funda- mental principles of the common law. As a book for the average man who wishes to know what every citizen ought to know, it cannot be too highly ."-Boston Transcript Home life in China, by I. T. Head
 land.
 Herein we have the work of clear-sighted and sympathetic ob server, whose intimate knowledge of the language and daily life of the common people in their homes enables him to appreciate and to reveal the breadth and depth and inherent vi-  and it's irreconciliable differences from the restless 'isms' of Europe's ma terial modernity. y.'-Spectator
 
 Nations in arms, by General Won
 Der Goltz.
 '"This work by a veteran of the Franco Prussian war, now acting as military governor of Belgium, is an ~f Dr,1 ccio maintaining an army and conducting war;.
 General Won Der Goltz's book is one of the most interesting productions brought into notice by the war - Literary Digest.
 Those civilians who have the strategic instinct, and there are a. great many such persons Just now will find it full of interest. ."-Specta- tor
 Pentacost of calamity, by Owen
 Mister.
 Ut is an eloquent presentation or the authors reflections on the war Like most eloquence, it is persuasive through the skilful suggestion or mood rather than by force Of anec- 6ote."-NatiOn, 6
 Russian realities, by J. H. Huboack.
 "Eleven short visits to Russia, all made within the last five years. have furnished the basis for the sketches that make up this volume"
 50 far as We are in a position to judge, he is entirely accurate In the very few generalizations he permits himself. f."-Antheaeum.
 Satire, by Gilbert Cannan.
 "The author praises satire both for what it does and what 1t is. No tyrant, no tyrannous idea ever came crashing to earth but 1t was first wounded with the shafts of satire,' he says But aside from it's mission as