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NELSON

SHILLING LIBRARY

Volumes to be published July to December, 1913:—

Felicity in France CONSTANCE MAUD.
The perfect sympathy with and understanding of French life, and the humour and grace of the style, make this book an ideal travelling companion.
My Climbs in the Alps and Caucasus A. F. MUMMERY.
This volume is one of the great classics of mountaineering, and can be read with delight by those who have never seen anything higher than the Surrey Downs.
John Bright (Sept) R. BARRY O'BRIEN.
Mr. Barry O'Brien's book is the only authoritative life so far published of one who was perhaps the greatest orator of Victorian England. Mr. Augustine Birrell has written an interesting preface.
Poverty : A Study of Town Life (Oct.)
B. SEEBOHM ROWNTREE.
Mr. Rowntree took a small area in the city of York and examined every detail of its economy. His careful and scientific inquiry has provided a basis of solid fact for all future social advance.
Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean (Nov.)
Commander E. HAMILTON CURREV.
In this book Commander Hamilton Currey tells a little known but most romantic story—that of the corsairs and pirates of the Mediterranean during the Middle Ages.
Famous Modern Battles (Dec.).
Captain ATTERIDGE.
This book may be taken as an appendix to Creasy's "Decisive Battles of the World." The book is fully provided with excellent maps.