PICTURES OF OLD ENGLAND.
By Dr. REINHOLD PAULI. Translated, with the author’s revision, by E. C. Otté. With a Map of London in the Thirteenth Century.
Crown 8vo. extra cloth, 8s. 6d.
| I. | CANTERBURY AND THE WORSHIP OF ST. THOMAS À BECKET. |
| II. | MONKS AND MENDICANT FRIARS. |
| III. | PARLIAMENT IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. |
| IV. | ENGLAND’S EARLIEST RELATIONS TO AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. |
| V. | THE EMPEROR LOUIS IV. AND KING EDWARD III. |
| VI. | THE HANSEATIC STEEL YARD IN LONDON. |
| VII. | TWO POETS, GOWER AND CHAUCER. |
| VIII. | JOHN WICLIF. |
‘There are some books so admirable, that merely general criticism subsides into “Read, it will satisfy you.” Dr. Pauli’s work is of this kind.’ —Nonconformist.
