Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley
By PROF. EDWARD DOWDEN, author of "Studies in Literature," "Shakspere: His Mind and Art," etc. New and cheaper edition. With Portrait. One vol., post 8vo, $4.50; 3/4 calf, $9.00; 3/4 levant, $10.00.
This, the standard Life of Shelley, is now presented in a form convenient to the individual student. It has been revised by the author, and contains an exhaustive index.
The Crimean Diary of the Late General Sir Charles A. Windham, K.C.B.
With an Introduction by SIR W. H. RUSSELL.
Edited by MAJOR HUGH PEARSE. With an added chapter on the Defence of Cawnpore, by LIEUT-COL. JOHN ADYE, C.B. Demy 8vo, $3.00.
This interesting diary, supported and amplified by a number of intimate letters, will be found to reveal much that has hitherto been hidden concerning the mismanagement of the Crimean campaign.
From "The Bells" to "King Arthur"
By CLEMENT SCOTT. Fully illustrated, with portraits of Mr. Irving in character, scenes from several plays, and copies of the play-bills. Demy 8vo, $3.50.
From the memorable, never-to-be-forgotten evening when Irving startled all London with his Mathias, in "The Bells," down to his latest play, "King Arthur." A critical record of the first-night productions at the Lyceum Theatre, London. Not the least interesting feature of this book is the superb frontispiece—a photograph of Mr. Irving, with autograph in fac-simile.