‘A book of sound work, deep thought, and a sincere endeavour to rouse the British to a knowledge of the value of their Empire.’—Bookman.
‘A more vigorous work has not been written for many years.’—Review of the Week.
A. Silva White. THE EXPANSION OF EGYPT: A Political and Historical Survey. By A. Silva White. With four Special Maps. Demy 8vo. 15s. net.
‘This is emphatically the best account of Egypt as it is under English control that has been published for many years.’—Spectator.
Chas. Richardson. THE ENGLISH TURF. By Charles Richardson. With numerous Illustrations and Plans. Demy 8vo. 15s.
‘As a record of horses and courses, this work is a valuable addition to the literature of the Turf. It is crammed with sound information, and with reflections and suggestions that are born of a thorough knowledge of the subject.’—Scotsman.
‘A book which is sure to find many readers; and in an easy, agreeable style.’—Daily Chronicle.
‘From its sensible introduction to its very complex index, this is about the best book that we are likely for some time to see upon the subject with which it deals.’—Athenæum.
Philip Trevor. THE LIGHTER SIDE OF CRICKET. By Captain Philip Trevor (Dux). Crown 8vo. 6s.
A highly interesting volume, dealing with such subjects as county cricket, village cricket, cricket for boys and girls, literary cricket, and various other subjects which do not require a severe and technical treatment.