It is unnecessary at this time to say much of "The Damnation of Theron
Ware" or "Illumination" as it is called in England. The sales have
already reached thirty-five thousand, which is in itself the most
substantial evidence of the novel's readableness. Owing to the failure
of its former publishers the book was temporarily out of print, but it
is now enjoying a constant and certain success.
The merit of the book is worthy of special praise because of the
exceptional strength, variety, and originality of the
characters.--_Cleveland World_.
Mr. Frederic has written a daring story, and one which is doubly
impressive because of the straightforward simplicity of his manner of
presenting his case. His attack is certainly a bold one, and it will
be strange if he does not bring down the unanimous maledictions of the
cloth on his devoted head.--_Chicago Evening Post_.
12mo. Cloth. Thirty-fifth thousand. $1.50.
HERBERT S. STONE & Co., CHICAGO & NEW YORK.
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