... child's happiness but to an extremely readable book. The World of Books-- A CHELSEA CHRONICLER: Richard Edmonds, for seven years Assistant Editor of The Sphere, is the author of Chelsea from the Five Fields to the World's End (Phene Press. 1 2s. 6d.). The ...

... together a number of distin guished and scholarly writers who endeavour to show the diffusion of Greek culture through the centuries. Dr. R. W. Moore, the Headmaster of Harrow, shows the origins ol Greek influence Dr. C. H. V. Sutherland writes on Greece ...

... than one by Miss Sharp. There is a lightness of touch and a gaiety about her work which goes well with sunshine and early flowers and an occasional edge to her observations which has something of the sharpness of an April wind. Her new book is again concerned ...

... tourism. Having gone to Persia to see its landscape, its architecture, its flowers and its people, presumably in that order, he owns himself rather dis appointed with the flowers, though the mosques and the mountains were more beautiful than he had dared ...

... thought to have insulted a fellow C.B. But he was still great, and one of the clear objects of Lord Elton's biography is to show him as an object of admiration onH in rlirprP and pointed contrast to the denigrations of Lytton Strachey's study. I found ...