... BOOKS ABOUT THE GREAT WAR The Fortnightly Review for November has fourteen war articles including one on Swedish Activism Greece the Balkan imbroglio (by Dr. Dillon); the military preparation of Young France the Armenians. Mr. John Galsworthy writes on ...

... Fellows of the Royal Society. The Cruise of thf. Amaryllis. By G. H. P. Muhlhauser, Lieut., R.N.R. (John Lane.) 8s. Od. (See review p. 708.) Thf. Roadmender's Country. By The Tramp. (Southern Rail way.) 3d. This little book deals with that part of Sussex ...

... with it for thirty-two years, tells us in his preface that he once reviewed it in a newspaper and trounced himself to the verge of libel. He received over twenty copies of the review from anonymous sources. The Royal Blue Book, Court and Parliamentary ...

... There are twentyitwo illustrations, two in colour. The New French President opens tne current issue of the Anglo- French Review with an article on the British Empire and France, while an appreciation upon M. Deschanel appears in the same number from ...

... University Review (2s. Gd.) by Mrs. Harrower, who has the rare gift of making genealogy genial. William II and the Stuarts form the subject of a long and important article by P. Geyll in the current issue of the Scottish Historical Review (4s.), which ...

... and etiquette must be removed in dealing with the problem. Dr. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle introduces the book. The Fortnightly Review for September opensjof course) with an I article on the Road to Ruin. There are articles on the Peace, Rouinania, Fiume, Belgium ...

... earth's rotation, the moon, gravity, and so on. There are 20 diagramatic illustrations. Photograms of the Year 1919 The Annual Review of the World's Pictorial Photographic Record. Edited by F. J. Mortimer. (Iliflfe.) 5s. This annual has been published for ...

... the Cost of the War. The British Review has eight war articles, including Municipal Resistance in Belgium and Can Democracy Be Organised Mr. Escott pays a high tribute to King George and his Consort. The English Review has seven war articles. Mr. Austin ...

... some years ago in Vol. I of the Souveniis Ento- mologiques. Of the remainder, one chapter first saw light in the English Review, and one, in abbreviated form, in the Mail. The Royal Horticultural Society's True Work. By a Life Member of the Society ...

... petroleum resources of the U.S.A. the origin of meteorites; pirates of the deep (the squid and octopus). The Anglo Italian Review. Edited by Edward Hutton. (Constable and Co.) is. 3d. This is a new magazine, opening with a message liy Mr. Lloyd George ...

... WILKINSON WOODCUT An example of the work in Mr. C. H. Wilkinson's charming Book of Woodcuts, just issued by Methuen at 21s., and reviewed in these columns last week. ...

... courtesy in public vehicles, friendship, dining out, furniture, hotel guests, jewellery, letter-writing, and so on. The Baltic Review is the name of the latest magazine (is. 6d. It is an illustrated monthly devoted to the interest of Great Britain and the ...