A DEFENCE OF PHILOSOPHY

By RALPH BARTON PERRY

A delightful essay which answers many of the beginner's questions regarding the scope and purpose of philosophical studies. $1.00

RELIGION AND LIFE

By REV. W. B. SELBIE

A simple summary and interpretation of religion in its relation to the life and thought of men under modern conditions. $1.50

INDUSTRIAL EVOLUTION

By N. S. B. GRAS

"An illuminating book, reasonable in its conception, plain in its details, and story-like in its sequences."--Hartford Times: $2.50

TOBACCO

By DR. WALTER L. MENDENHALL

"A very readable little volume, and we recomment it as a worth-while addition to the literature on the subject."--Life and Health. $1.00

THE LABORATORY MOUSE

By DR. CLYDE E. KEELER

A complete guide to the rearing and use of the house mouse as an instrument of scientific investigation. $1.50

THE MACKENZIE DIARY

By LT.-COL. FREDERICK MACKENZIE

A remarkable diary kept between 1775 and 1783 by an officer in the Royal Welch Fusiliers on duty in Boston, New York, and Rhode Island. $10.00

BITS OF CAMBRIDGE HISTORY

By SAMUEL F. BATCHELDER

Burgoyne's army in Cambridge, the Washington Elm, the Vassall House, and the Loyalists, form the themes of these vigorous and informative essays. $4.00

THE JOURNAL OF WASHINGTON IRVING 1823-1824

Edited by STANLEY WILLIAMS

A hitherto unpublished diary giving an exact and amusing picture of European life as seen by one of the most observing of our literary men. $3.50

THE MATCHLESS ORINDA

By PHILIP W. SOUERS

A charming account of Mrs. Katherine Philips, a leader in the new literary movements of the Commonwealth and Restoration. $3.50

THE PHOENIX NEST

Edited by HYDER E. ROLLINS

One of the most attractive of the Elizabethan miscellanies, which will surprise the modern reader by the richness and beauty of its poetry. $5.00

POETRY AND CRITICISM

By H. W. GARROD

Everyone who heard Professor Garrod's Norton Lectures last year will welcome this printing of them; a volume of mellow criticism. $2.00