DAILY NEWS.—­“Mrs. Wharton, as was to be expected, has written
     one of the most distinguished books on the war from the point of
     view of the non-combatant.”

THE PENTECOST OF CALAMITY.  By OWEN WISTER.  Sixth Impression.  Crown 8vo. 2s. net.

     DAILY MAIL.—­“One of the wisest and tenderest books on the war that
     have come from an American writer.  He analyses the German temperament
     with perfect insight.”

THE WAR AND DEMOCRACY.  By R.W.  SETON-WATSON, D.Litt., J. DOVER WILSON, ALFRED E. ZIMMERN, and ARTHUR GREENWOOD. 23rd Thousand.  Crown 8vo. 2s. net.

     THE TIMES.—­“The essays are of high quality.  They go more fully and
     deeply into the underlying problems of the war than most of the
     pamphlets and books which have appeared in such profusion.”

LETTERS FROM A FIELD HOSPITAL.  By MABEL DEARMER.  With a Memoir of the Author by STEPHEN GWYNN.  Third Impression.  Crown 8vo. 2s. 6d. net.

     DAILY GRAPHIC.—­“A poignant book, yet a book full of inspiration.”

ESSAYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.  A First Guide toward the Study of the War.  By STEPHEN PAGET.  Illustrated.  Extra Crown 8vo. 5s. net.

STANDARD.—­“It is well that the boys and girls of to-day—­the men and women of to-morrow—­should understand on the threshold of their life the causes and the probable issues of the Great War which is now in progress.  They could have no better guide than Mr. Stephen Paget.”

AIRCRAFT IN WAR AND PEACE.  By WILLIAM A. ROBSON.  Illustrated.  Crown 8vo.

THE MILITARY MAP.  By GERALD MAXWELL.  With Diagrams and Maps. 8vo.

ABBAS II. (Ex-Khedive of Egypt).  By the EARL OF CROMER. 8vo. 2s. 6d. net.

PALL MALL GAZETTE.—­“A monograph which is of supreme value at the present moment....  It makes an indispensable pendant to the author’s Modern Egypt....  The book is a masterpiece of knowledge and wisdom, framed on lines of profound and permanent portraiture.”

THE WAY OF MARTHA AND THE WAY OF MARY.  By STEPHEN GRAHAM.  With Frontispiece in Colour.  Third Impression. 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.

     STANDARD.—­“Mr. Graham’s illuminating pen-pictures of Russian
     life and Russian people tell us more about that baffling problem
     the Russian Nation than pages of analysis can do.”

THE FAITH AND THE WAR.  A Series of Essays by Members of the Churchmen’s Union and Others on the Religious Difficulties aroused by the Present Condition of the World.  Edited by F.J.  FOAKES-JACKSON, D.D. 8vo. 5s. net.

STANDARD.—­“The ten essays are all of a high order.  Their tone is reassuring; they fairly envisage present difficulties.  They are meant to help any whose faith has been disturbed by the fiery trial of the war.  For the large class of persons so troubled no better or more effective aid could possibly be offered.”

WAR-TIME SERMONS. By Dean H. HENSLEY HENSON.  Crown 8vo. 4s. 6d. net.