THE WANING OF THE MIDDLE AGES:
A STUDY OF THE FORMS OF LIFE, THOUGHT AND ART
IN FRANCE AND THE NETHERLANDS IN THE 14TH
AND 15TH CENTURIES.
By J. HUIZINGA,
Professor in the University of Leiden.
With Illustrations. Demy 8 vo. 16 s. net.
“This thoughtful and well-ordered book, full of strange facts and shrewd comment, deserves careful study. The illustrations are delightful, and have evidently been selected with great care and judgment.”—Times Literary Supplement.
THE DISINHERITED FAMILY:
A PLEA FOR FAMILY ENDOWMENT.
By ELEANOR F. RATHBONE, M. A., J. P., C. C.,
Author of “How the Casual Labourer Lives,” etc.
Crown 8 vo. 7 s. 6 d. net.
Sir Wm. Beveridge in the Weekly Westminster.—“A remarkable book compact of vigorous argument and marshalled facts and wide personal experience. It can be read by anybody and ought to be read by everybody.”
SUNSHINE AND OPEN AIR:
THEIR INFLUENCE ON HEALTH, WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO THE ALPINE CLIMATE.
By LEONARD HILL, M. B., F. R. S.,
Director, Department of Applied Physiology, National Institue of
Medical Research.
Illustrated. Demy 8 vo. 10 s. 6 d. net.
“This book is well worth reading, and although of particular interest to the medical profession, should be much more widely appreciated. Both medical and lay readers will find it full of interesting facts and permeated throughout with shrewd common sense.”—The Lancet.
CRIME AND INSANITY.
By W. C. SULLIVAN, M. D.,
Medical Superintendent, State Criminal Lunatic Asylum, Broadmoor.
One Volume. Demy 8 vo. 12 s. 6 d. net.
“We can thoroughly recommend this book to both jurists and medical men.”—British Medical Journal.
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