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s. Brooks.
 "Of the essayists writing today there Is none so clearly in the true Elian succession as MT. Brooks."-Catholic World.
 HISTORY OF LIE: the portocols of
 the Wise Men of Zion: a study.
 by Herman Bernstein. HISTORY OF ENGLISH: Canadian
 literature to the confederation, its
 relation to the literature of Great
 Britain and the United States, by
 R. F. Baker.
 First Independent study of Cana dian literature and it's relation to American letters" LIFE AND LETTERS: essays by J. c.
 Squire.
 His taste in reading is catholic. His literature criticism informed with n large-hearted optimism. It will be read by many with interest and profit.'-Cathorfc World Little Essays Drawn From The Writ
 ings or George Santayana, by
 Logan PearsaIl Smith. with the collaboration of the author. 'I believe that this book with tablish his reputation as one of the foremost masters of English prose now living" William Lyon Phelps. "A New immortal book. New Republic. NEW ENGLAND GROUP. AND OTHERS, SHERBURNE ESSAYS
 Y. II, by Paul Elmer More. His love Of the classics is one of tho fine things about him. What is deplorable is the wy in which serenity deserts him when he is confronted by men unlike himself."-New Republic. He has a notable faculty of in- tellectual analysis and a clear and sinewy style. but he sometimes writes like a splenetic evangelical clergyman or m investor angered by declining stocks. ."-Springfiel Republican. OLD AND NEW, SUNDRY PAPERS,
 by C. Fl. Grandgent.
 "The papers have this in common, that they treat the changes in fashion especially in matters of speech and of school."-Preface.
 They have in common their authors wealth of reading and of re- fiection and his brilliant art."-N. Y. Evening Post
  RELIGIOUS CONSCIOUSNESS. A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDYA bY- J.
 B. Pratt.
 His point Of view is scientific He has used questionaires, testimoni from biography and literature. and observations in America, Europe and India. There Is hardly a dull page in the nearly five hundred of this vol ume."-Freeman.
 'It differs commendably from some of it's predecessors in emphasizing normal rather than exceptional types of experience. ."-Nation. THINGS THAT HAVE INTERESTED
 ME, by Arnold Bennett. Dull, monotonous. s."-Athenaeum Full of charm and surprise" Bos- ton Transcript.
 "A remnant sale. We fail to find anything in 1t we desire. e."-Spectator Worth having for they are fresh and bright-London Times.
  VIEWS ON PUBLIC QUESTIONS. a Collection of Papers and Ad- dresses, 19o7-17, by Theodore N. Vaile.
 HEALTH CARE OF HUMAN MACHINERY. by
 R. NJ. Wilson.
 The clements of industrial medi- cine In simple language !" intended not only for medical men. but also for employers of labour and their workers. rs."-Publisher's Note.
  EVERY DAY MOUTH HYGIENE, by Joseph Head. HOW THE MIND CURES: a Consid- eration of the Relationship Be- tween Your Outside and Inside Individualities and the Influence They Exercise Upon Each Other for You Physical and Mental Vel fare, by c. F. Butler. MEDICAL PATHOLOGY. by c. F. Woodruff.
 Revised editon of Effects of tropi- cal light on white men"
  PSYCHOLOGY OF NURSING. by A C. Higgins.
 "The first book of it's kind. It is not profound, but Is a friendly guide principles. s."-Literary Review. TEETH AND HEALTH: How to Lengthen Life and Increase Hap piness by Proper Care, by T. J. Ryan and E. F. Bowers.
  TEXTBOOK OF NURSING PRO- cEEDURES. by A. C. Jamme