The sun., 1919-03-23
Books Received in the Week Ending March 10
"Chronicles of America"

CHRONICLES of America"
NOTE: The following volumes are the sec
ond instalment of fifty books published
and to be published under the title of
The Chronicles Of America, by The Yale
University Press, New Haven. Tw,nty
volumes have now been published at $3.50
each but the whole set must be sub
scribed for).
THE SPANISH CoNQUERoL$: A
CHRONICLE OF THE DAWN IF EN-
PRE- OVERSEAS. BY IRVING BERDINE
RIcHMAS. Early explorations in the East
and West. Columbus, Balboa, Cortes, Cen
trail American eonquests, Pizarro and the
Incas. Bibliogrsphicaf note and index.
THE FATHERS OF NEW ENGLAND: A
CHRONICLE OF THE PURITAN COM
MONWEALTHS- BY CHARLES NJ. AN
DRKws- Coming of the Pilgrims, the
Massachusetts, Bay Colony, early settle
u;ents and the life in them, attempts at
colonial union and the granting of char
ters, Indian wars. photographed note
and index.
DUTCH AND ENGLISH ON THIS HUD-
SON; A CHRONICLE OF COLONIAL
NEW YORK By MAUD WnDLR Good
WIN. Traders and settlers, PATRONS and
lords of the manor, doninies and school
teachers, burghers; early English gov
ernors, Leisler, privateers and pirates,
colonial government in the eighteenth cen
tury, the Zenger trial, negro dots, Sir
William Johnston. Bibhographpkal note
and index.
THE OLD NORTHWEST: A CHRONI-
Gle OF THE OHIO VALLEY AND
BEYOND. By Frederic AUsfN OGG
Pontiac s conspiracy, the Ameriakn Revo-
luton Period, Anthony Wayne az ainst the
Indians, pioneer days and ways, Tecumseh,
the War Of 1872, development of the up
per Mississippi valley. photographed
note and index.
THE COTTON KINGDOM: & CHRONI.
Gle OF THE OLD SOUTH. BY WILL
lam E. DoDD. The lower South in 1880,
rise Of the cotton magnatcs, social philoso-
ply of the cotton planter, life and htera-
ture in the old South, religion ana educa-
ton, the planter in politics. BibEographi-
cal note and index.
THE ANTI SLAVERY CRUSADE: A
CHRONICLE OF THE GATHERING
STORM. BY JESSE MACY. Early cru
saders against slavery, the turning point,
slavery issue in politics, passing of the
Wing party, the underground railroad,
anti slavery writings, BLEEDING Kan
sas," Charles Sumner, the bred Scott
decision, John Brown. photographed
note and index.
CHRONICLE OF THE EMBATTLED
SOUTH. By NATHANIEL W. STEPHENSON.
Secession, Jefferson Davis's government,
King Cotton 8 fall, the critical year, life
in the Confederacy, desperate remedies,
Mt fhA L. y
note and index.
THE OLD MERCHANT MARINE: A
CHRONICLE OF AMERICAN SHIPS
AND SAILORS. BY RALPH D. PAINE.
Colonial sailors, privateers of '76, Salem s
great day, new trade routes, free trade
and sailors rights!'' the brilliant era of
1912, the packet ships of the roaring
40s,' the clipper ships. coastwise trade.
photographed note and index.
THE AGE OF BIG BUSINESS: A
CHRONICLE OF THE CAPTAINS OF
INDUSTRY. By BURTON J. HzNDRICK
Industrial America at the end of the civil
war, the first great American trust, steel,
the telephone, the development # public
utilities, making the world 3 farm ma
chinery. the characterization of tine auto
mobile. photographed note and index.
THE BOSS AND THE MACHINE: A
CHRONICLE OF THE POLITICIANS
AND PATTY ORGANIZATION. BY
SAMUEL. p. ORTIZ. The rise of party and
of the party machine, the tide of material
ism, the politician and the city. Tam
many Hall, lesser oligarchies, Legislative
Omnipotenee and a national Hierarchy,
awakening, party reform, 1.-the expert at
last" photographed note and index.
The Modern Library" /
NOTE: Tho following books, additions to
the Modern Library, have been tIblshed
by Boni & Liveright, New Yois. They
are 20 cents each
BY FRANK NORRIS. be novel
which made Frank Norris 5 fac. The
story of primitive man who has come to
San Francisco from the mines, and of his
destruction.
FAIRY TALES AND POEMS IN PROSE-.
By OSCAR WILDE. Nine FGTy TGics and
six Poems in Prose-beautifr.l fables
which show the great art and the best
side of Wilde.
DAISY MILLER and AN INTERNA-
TIONAL EPISODE. By HENRI JAMES.
Two of Henry James s finest pieces, nov
elettes both. There is an introduction bv