The Radiant City

Transcriber's note: Unusual and inconsistent spelling is as printed.
THE RADIANT CITY.
First Edition, Nov. 3, 1911, First Thousand.
Second Edition, Aug. 1, 1913, Third Thousand.
Third Edition, 2/-, May 2, 1922, Fifth Thousand.
Fourth Edition, Edition de Luxe, 2/6, Jan. 21, 1923.
Third Edition (Second Impression), 2/-, Sept. 20, 1924, Tenth Thousand.
Fifth Edition, Illustrated, 3/-, Oct. 1, 1924.
Though the following pages, at the first glance, naturally recall the famous allegory, which after two and a half centuries is still a world-wide classic, the reader will at once perceive an originality of treatment and an adaptation to modern conditions which give Miss Garratt's book a character and usefulness of its own. The writer shows an intelligent perception of the spiritual dangers in the present day, and describes how they may be met by the same weapons as those which gave the victory so often to Christian and Faithful. The characters are drawn with skill, and the dangers which befall the travellers on their way to the Radiant City, are those which probably the conscience of every reader will recognize. An important and valuable feature is the constant reference to the Guide Book. It has just the teaching to be put into the hands of young people entering life, and yet has ample lessons for their elders.
H. E. Fox.
Fight the good fight with all thy might,
Christ is thy strength, and Christ thy right,