AN OMITTED INCIDENT IN THE “GREAT NAVAL WAR OF 1887.”

By Lieut.-Colonel W. HOPE, V.C.

“This witty, sarcastic, and drastic _brochure_ is just what might

have been expected from a brave, and of late persecuted, soldier.

It is feigned to be published in 1907; its origin is due to recent

contributions in the ‘St. James’s Gazette,’ and it is dedicated to

the Auxiliary Naval and Military Forces of the British Empire.... The

incident related by Colonel Hope is not without its lessons, and,

though at times bordering on the region of improbability, is very

well worth reading.”--_Western Daily Mercury._

_In large crown 8vo., handsomely printed in borders, with original

headpieces, on a special make of toned paper, and bound in best cloth,

the cover designed by_ MATTHEW BELL, _price 10s. 6d._

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