Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
MEETS DEMANDS OF LABOR
IN u. S. HISTORY EDITION
Mathew Page Andrews American History and Govern
ment Is an Enlargement on School Edition
Issued Several Months Ago.

American History and Govern
mcnt, by Matthew Page Andrews. M
| a. 81. 3. Lippincott Co.. Philadel-
phia). Is I'm response to the demand
ior trado edition charging on the
school edition OF the treatise by the
same author issued some months ago.
This has been prepared to supply
the popular demand following tho
remarkably favorable criticism by
some OF our highest authorities. who
stated that Mr.. Andrews had thrown
great deal Of new light upon Amer
icah history. presenting some things
which cannot BIO found In any other
history anu only In original records.
ie!erencc TO tho first two chapters
OF the book will verify this claim.
This work lis different from the
ordinary history I'm that 1t is Il vaiu-
hDie contribution TO the new sense
or perspective and proportion regard
ihs the origin and development OF
our national institutions 1t is
original without being exaggerated
or sensational Evidence to this fact
is given by no less n scholar than
James Bryce. who declared that II
gave him I'm entirely new conception
OF Amcrican Colonial foundations"
The late Charles Francis Adam.
was also n personal friend of the
huthor. ana was deeply Interested ii
.his new development. which had his
hearty approval. Many other stu
dents of American history have given
this treatment their indorsemcnt.
Furthermore, on all matter for vnri-
Gus reasons still under debate. the
author took pains to submit the nara
graphs as written to distinguished
men and women of what mov ho
termed opposite sympathies on theuc
particular subjects. In this way n.
was enabled to avoid not only pro.
Finciaiism of view. but sectionalism
as well.
TolLERS OF THE TRAILS. Nv
George Marsh. The Penn Publishing
Co. Philadelphia.
collection OF powerful stories Of
,he great frozen North. The author
mas an accurate knowIcdp, of III.
ne at the Hudsons Bay COMMANDS
trading posts, Of the cree Indian.
an" inc great rcsourcefulness ana
uarIhs OF the French Canadians rho
stories are told with n clcaruoss
directness and dramatic power which
Is gripping. Nine illustrations bv
frahk IL. Schoonovcr. Frontispicce :,
colors. Boxed al
LatA ETTE. BY Lucy Foster Mali.
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delphia ~ fh!'a
rms is the life story OF tho may,
uhscI"sh character in history, told in
interesting style for children and
Erownups Lafayette IS n nom,.
Wh!ch VIII always strike n resnon-
sNe chord In tho heart Of every
A"ne'Icah. young or old. This is no,
story OF the portly man. past mid.
die life. but OF the romantic vo,,n,,
%caiot who believed In the cause Of
liberty and freedom The author
mas gathered from many sources III.
wealth OF material which comprises
ms story She has given us the
great moments in the lie Of the
i-atayette who viii appeal to chill
ufeh, ana she has told the story In
delightfully."- simple manner thar
is torceful and telling and easily
understood. The VOLUME is bcauti-
iuly illustrated In colors By Frank
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TANGLEwooD TALES. BY Ma
thanicl hawthorne. The Penn Pub
fishing Co, Philadelphia.
ne never old. favoritc tales OF
Creek mythology are presented in
exceptional form. The book CON
tains many rich illustrations in color.
black and white and lire drawings
ny virginia II. Stcrrct whose work
is causing wide comment She first
came to public notice year ago
when she made the pictures ror
Comtessc de Segur's odd French
FAIRY Tales" These in "Tanglc-
wood Tales" are on a par with the
others. She is one OF the sensa-
lions. In the ranks OF illustrators
Other special features OF the book
are beautifully decorative page
and large. clear type. II Is hand
somcly bound and boxed. and Is de-
cidcdly one of the most attractive
gift books Of the season.
THE SHELDON SIX-ROSE. By
Grace NJ. Rcmick The Penn Pun
fishing Co. philadelphia.
Roses father called his family tho
sheldon Six. and appointed himself
chauffeur OF this imaginary family
car. Rose, his second daughter. an
out-of-doors girl, is the accclerator.
She is not tomboy. but she loves
excitement and games that demand
violent exercise. In spite Of this she
has n great dislike for anything In
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