“Thou Who of Thy free grace didst build up this Brittanick
Empire to a glorious and enviable heights. With all her
Daughter Islands about her, stay us in this felicitie.”
=1.= =SIR WALTER RALEIGH.= By MARTIN A. S. HUME, Author of “The
Courtships of Queen Elizabeth,” &c.
=2.= =SIR THOMAS MAITLAND=; the Mastery of the Mediterranean. By
WALTER FREWEN LORD.
=3.= =JOHN CABOT AND HIS SONS=; the Discovery of North America. By C.
RAYMOND BEAZLEY, M.A.
=4.= =EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD=; the Colonisation of South Australia
and New Zealand. By R. GARNETT, C.B., L.L.D.
=5.= =LORD CLIVE=; the Foundation of British Rule in India. By Sir A.
J. ARBUTHNOT, K.C.S.I., C.I.E.
=RAJAH BROOKE=; the Englishman as Ruler of an Eastern State. By Sir
SPENSER ST. JOHN, G.C.M.G.
=ADMIRAL PHILIP=; the Founding of New South Wales. By LOUIS BECKE and
WALTER JEFFERY.
=SIR STAMFORD RAFFLES=; England in the Far East. By the Editor.
11, Paternoster Buildings, London, E.C.
=U= The LITERARY PEN is the Best. =U=
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“Mr Fisher Unwin has beguiled his leisure moments with experimenting
in pens, and now ‘The Literary Pen’ is issued in a nice little booklet
box for the benefit of authors. It is guaranteed to write anything from
a sonnet to an epic, and it certainly runs very easily and quickly.
‘U’ is the letter it bears, and ‘U’ it will, doubtless, remain to a
grateful posterity.”--_Black and White._
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“Certainly the new nibs are excellent--a great improvement on the
average ‘J.’”--JOHN OLIVER HOBBES.
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“For writing easily, legibly, and without excessive use of ink--which
is a saving of time in dipping--the ‘Literary U Pen’ which Mr Fisher
Unwin has brought out cannot be excelled. Its action is smooth, and
very like that of a quill.”--_Leeds Mercury._
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“We like the way it writes. It is an improvement on the best pen we
have used, and will speedily become popular with those who appreciate
an easy pen to write with.”--_Sheffield Daily Independent._
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“A new pen, the merits of which are undoubted. We have been using
one of these ‘U’ nibs for the past week, and it still writes as well
as when we first inserted it in the holder. There is certainly a
successful future in store for the ‘Literary U.’”--_Bookseller._
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“Proves to be an easy running but not too soft pen, with which one may
write at great speed.”--_Newsagent._
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“Anyone who loves the smooth action of the quill and the distinctness
of the finest-pointed steel nib combined, should get a box of ‘U’ Pens
at once.”--_Weekly Times and Echo._
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“We can recommend it for the smoothness with which it passes over
paper.”--_East Anglian Daily Times._
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“We have tried the ‘U’ and like it.”--_Academy._
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“It is a pleasant, smooth-running pen, and altogether very agreeable
to work with. It ought to be a boon to those who write much.”--_Dublin
Daily Express._
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“Writes very smoothly, and all who write much know that that is the
first quality desired in a pen.”--_Reynolds’ Newspaper._
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“Altogether very agreeable to work with. It ought to be a boon to those
who write much.”--_Warder._
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“It is a good pen and justifies its title.”--_People._
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“Literary workers will find the Literary Pen well worth their
attention.”--_Publishers’ Circular._
=U= Smooth Running, with a Quill-like Action. =U=