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By Dr. JULIUS HOFFMANN.

Translated from the German by JOHN WEATHERS, F.R.H.S. N.R.S.

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Mrs. Fitzherbert and George IV.

By W. H. WILKINS, M.A. F.S.A.; Author of 'The Love of an Uncrowned Queen,' &c. With numerous Portraits and other Illustrations. 2 Vols. 8vo. [In the press. Maria Fitzherbert (1756-1837), a Roman Catholic lady of good birth, privately married George Prince of Wales (afterwards George IV.) in 1785. She separated from him in 1795, when he married Caroline of Brunswick. She returned to him in 1800 by permission of her Church. She finally separated from him in 1811, and died in 1837, a few months before the accession of Queen Victoria. Her marriage was twice denied in the House of Commons, and never publicly acknowledged, during her life. This book, which is written with the approval and assistance of the descendants of Mrs. Fitzherbert's family and friends, gives the text of the documents which Mrs. Fitzherbert reserved in 1833 for the purpose of proving her marriage. These materials are now published for the first time by special permission, and place the fact beyond doubt. The book will also contain a large number of other unpublished papers and letters of great interest.

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Life of Sir John T. Gilbert, LL.D.

F.S.A. Irish Historian and Archivist, Vice-President of
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The Life of Granville George Leveson

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The Secret of the Totem.

By ANDREW LANG.

[In the autumn.

[In the press.

This is an attempt to establish the origin and trace the evolution of Totemism in Primitive Society.

THE LATE BISHOP STUBBS.

Lectures on Medieval English History.

By WILLIAM STUBBS, D.D. formerly Bishop of Oxford
and Regius Professor of Modern History in the University
of Oxford. Edited by ARTHUR HASSALL, M.A. Student
of Christ Church, Oxford. 8vo.
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A. Clifton Kelway.

The Life of George Rundle Prynne,

M.A. late Vicar of St. Peter's, Plymouth. By A. CLIFTON [In preparation.

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The Architects' Library.

Edited by F. M. SIMPSON, F.R.I.B.A.

Professor of Architecture, University College, London.

The aim of the promoters of this series will be to make it a complete book of reference for architects and a thoroughly practical handbook for students.

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History of Architectural Develop

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Building Construction.

By BERESFORD PITE, F.R.I.B.A. Professor of Architecture,
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J. A. Fleming, M.A. D.Sc. F.R.S.
The Scientific Principles of Wireless

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Professor of Electrical Engineering in the University
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The aim of this book is to present a full account of the scientific principles on which the modern methods of Electric Wave, or so-called Wireless Telegraphy, are based. The Author has been in close practical contact from the outset with the development of the subject. The book is an expansion of Cantor Lectures delivered before the Society of Arts.

The Unit in the Struggle for Existence.

[In the press. CONTENTS.-Introduction-The Nature of the Unit of Strife-The Nature of the Human Unit-The Structure of Communities-The Binding Force in Human Communities-The Unit from the Standpoint of HistoryFrom the Standpoint of the Individual-Moral Advance-Summary and Conclusion.

C. F. Cross and E. J. Bevan. Researches on Cellulose, 1900-5.

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H. Inigo Triggs.

The Art of Italian Garden Design.

By H. INIGO TRIGGS, A.R.I.B.A. Author of 'Formal
Gardens in England and Scotland,' &c. Illustrated by 100
Full-page Plates reproduced from Drawings made by the
Author and from Photographs, together with numerous
smaller Illustrations and Sketches. 4to.

[In the press. William Bain, M.D. Durh. M.R.C.P. Lond. and Wilfrid Edgecombe, M.D. Lond.

The Physiology and Therapeutics of the

Harrogate Waters, Baths, and Climate applied to the
treatment of Chronic Disease. By WILLIAM BAIN, M.D.
Durh. M.R.C.P. Lond. and WILFRID EDGECOMBE, M.D.
Lond.
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Rev. P. N. Waggett, M.A.
The Scientific Temper in Religion, and

other Addresses. By the Rev. P. N. WAGGETT, M.A. of
the Society of St. John the Evangelist, Cowley, Oxon.
Crown 8vo.
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CONTENTS. Introductory-The Scientific Spirit in Religion-The Distribution of Problems-The more General Effect of Evolutionary Doctrine-Agnosticism and Determinism-Natural Selection and Theism: The Subject Resumed-The Bible and Evolution-Biology and our View of Human Nature-Spiritual Experience and Dogmatic Religion-The Aids which Science gives to the Religious Mind-Appendix.-Paley's Natural Theology.

Rev. William McGarvey, D.D. and Rev.

Charles P. A. Burnett, B.D.

The Ceremonies of the Mass arranged

conformably to the Rubrics of the Book of Common Prayer.
The Ceremonies of Low Mass, by the Rev. WILLIAM
MCGARVEY, D.D. Rector of St. Elisabeth's Church, Philadel-
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