The Humour of America. Selected, with a copious Biographical Index of American Humorists, by James Barr.
"There is not a dull page in the volume; it fairly sparkles and ripples with good things."—Manchester Examiner.
The Humour of Holland. Translated, with an Introduction and Notes, by A. Werner. With numerous Illustrations by Dudley Hardy.
"Apart from the quality of humour, one is much struck by the evidence that in Holland during the present day there is a genial literature, of which we have known nothing at all. The pictures, just on the verge of caricature mostly, are very well drawn."—The Bookman.
The Humour of Ireland. Selected by D.J. O'Donoghue. With numerous Illustrations by Oliver Paque.
"A most conscientiously, exhaustively, excellently compiled book; the editor could not have done his work better."—The Speaker.
"Does all that such a volume possibly could do for the magnificent genius with which it grapples."—Chronicle.
The Humour of Spain. Translated, with an Introduction and Notes, by Susette M. Taylor. With numerous Illustrations by H.R. Millar.
"Mirth and entertainment are in the book entitled the Humour of Spain, as well as many quaint and unexpected side-lights on the social characteristics of an impressionable race. Miss Taylor displays a wide acquaintance with Spanish literature and contemporary life, and as her judgment as well as her knowledge is considerable, the result is a charming book."—The Speaker.
"The impression of the whole book is a good one, and it is admirably got up, and illustrated with great spirit. It should be very largely read."—Daily Chronicle.