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By JEREMIAH CURTIN.
WITH A FOREWORD BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
8vo. Cloth, gilt top, $3.00 net.
President Roosevelt in his “Foreword” says:
“The death of Jeremiah Curtin robbed America of one of her two or three foremost scholars. His extraordinary translations of the Polish novels of Sienkiewicz would have been enough to establish a first-class reputation for any man. But nothing that he did was more important than his studies of the rise of the mighty Mongol Empire and its decadence. In this particular field no other American or English scholar has ever approached him.”
OPINIONS
This book the world actually needed.—Westminster, Philadelphia.