“A decidedly spirited and well-balanced account of the period of the Tudors.”
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“Mr. Innes’s is eminently a workmanlike contribution, with almost a severe air of business about it from first to last. The writing is perhaps a little dry and stiff, for Mr. Innes does not let himself get out of hand.”
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Ireland, Alleyne. Far Eastern tropics: studies in the administration of tropical dependencies. **$2. Houghton.
“The humor of the side remarks, the clearness and vigor of the statements, the excision of extraneous matter will make the volume popular as well as useful.”
+ + Reader. 6: 724. N. ’05. 760w.
Irving, Edward. How to know the starry heavens: an invitation to the study of suns and worlds. **$2. Stokes.
“While it contains a large amount of real information, we fear that the matrix is so bulky that the reader to whom the book is intended to appeal will find great difficulty in discovering and assimilating the real facts.”
+ – Nature. 73: 196. D. 28, ’05. 180w.