Tenth year of issue. 6s. net.

This is the first record of the War which takes us right up to the cessation of hostilities.  Among its other features are articles on the League of Nations and the political movements at home and abroad, including the Revolution in Russia.  The illustrations include reproductions of the work of Sir William Orpen, Sir John Lavery, Francis Dodd, C.R.W.  Nevinson, James McBey, Muirhead Bone, John Nash, Frank Salisbury and others.  There are also maps by which readers can follow the accounts of the fighting.

INDIA’S NATION BUILDERS

BY D.N.  BANNERJEA

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At a time when the movement in favour of “self-determination” is almost world-wide, and is especially active in India, this book comes as a welcome exposition of the ideals which have inspired the great leaders of Indian thought.  It is not a mere statement of India’s claim to self-government, but a sympathetic study of eleven leaders whose influence and personality have gradually led to that development of India which will make self-government possible.  The influence of Western thought—­in particular of Christianity—­is carefully traced throughout, together with its bearing on social and other problems in India in India.

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PRESIDENT WILSON

HIS PROBLEMS AND HIS POLICY

BY H. WILSON HARRIS, M.A.

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New chapters added which bring the record up to the date of the armistice.

“The purpose of this work is not to amuse but to instruct; to instruct us mainly with regard to those aspects of Mr. Wilson’s political outlook which concern the newspaper readers of the moment.”—­The Times.

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HANDBOOK OF MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY, 1789-1916

S.E.  MALTBY, M.A., M.Ed.

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JOYS OF THE OPEN AIR

BY WILLIAM GRAVESON

Author of “British Wild Flowers:  their Haunts and Associations.”