Manchester Guardian.
'Mr. Collingwood has attempted the almost impossible task of constructing the social life of a remote period, of evolving from dry and doubtful specimens the pulse and colour of a bygone age, and his success has been remarkable.'
Glasgow Herald.
'His story is a stirring and vigorous one, which can hardly fail to take hold of the imagination and leave a vivid impression on it.'
TWO FAMOUS FRENCH NOVELS.
THE TUTOR'S SECRET.
(LE SECRET DU PRÉCEPTEUR.)
Translated from the French of VICTOR CHERBULIEZ.
One volume, crown 8vo., cloth, 6s.