THE CHINESE REVOLUTION

by ARTHUR N. HOLCOMBE

Based upon seven months of observation and conference in the Far East, this book offers an authoritative account of recent events and personalities. $4.00

THE FRANCO-RUSSIAN

ALLIANCE 1890-1894

by WILLIAM L. LANGER

An important chapter in the diplomatic history of modern Europe, viewed as a general European question. $4.50

TOWN GOVERNMENT IN

MASSACHUSETTS 1630-1930

by JOHN F. SLY

Partly an historical study; partly an analysis and appraisal of contemporary aspects of town government and various administrative experiments. $2.50

THE ASSIGNATS

by S. E. HARRIS

A valuable discussion of an important chapter in the history of paper money, including the problem of coping with depreciated exchanges. $3.50

UNCLE SAM'S CAMELS

by LEWIS B. LESLEY

To all who are interested in early Western history, this story of camels on our frontier will have a strong appeal. $4.00

THE DEVELOPMENT OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY 1869-1929

Edited by SAMUEL E. MORISON

A fascinating account of the progress of education at Harvard during the administrations of President Eliot and President Lowell. $6.00

WHY PREACH CHRIST?

by G. A. J. ROSS

The William Belden Noble Lectures for 1928-29. $1.50

WALT WHITMAN

by HARRISON S. MORRIS

"Intimate glimpses of Whitman make his book a valuable addition to the firsthand records of the poet's life."--New York World. $1.50

TOTTEL'S MISCELLANY

Edited by HYDER E. BOLLINS

Volume I gives an accurate reprint of the text; Volume II supplies a masterly Introduction, Notes, and critical apparatus. Vol. I, $5.00; Vol. II, $7.50

TRADITIONAL BALLADS OF VIRGINIA

Edited by ARTHUR K. DAVIS

"Such a collection of genuine antiques will be received as a highly important addition to the growing list of ballad anthologies."--Virginia Quarterly Review. $7.50

POEMS AND A DEFENCE OF RYME

by SAMUEL DANIEL

Professor Sprague's edition makes available the work of an interesting Elizaberthan poet. $3.00