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mouldering in the forests of Zanzibar and Pemba. The text is elucidated

by a series of beautiful photographs and by specially prepared maps.

This volume must be regarded as the standard work on the Sultanate of

Zanzibar.

The Canadians in France, 1915-1918 By CAPT. HARWOOD STEELE, M.C.,

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Seen from a Railway Platform. By WILLIAM VINCENT. Crown 8vo, cloth.

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Men and Manner in Parliament. By SIR HENRY LUCY. With a

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Letters of Anne Gilchrist and Walt Whitman. Edited with an

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Breaking the Hindenburg Line: The Story of the 46th (North Midland)

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The Transvaal Surrounded. By W. J. LEYDS, Litt.D., Author of "The

First Annexation of the Transvaal." With Maps. Demy 8vo, cloth.

(Spring, 1920.)

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Modern Japan: Its Political, Military and Industrial Development.

By WILLIAM MONTGOMERY MCGOVERN, Ph.D., M.R.A.D., F.R.A.I., M.J.S.,

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Japan of to-day, and of the process by which it has become so. Though

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its autocratic bureaucracy.

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Byways in Southern Tuscany. By KATHERINE HOOKER. With 60 full-page

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The Romantic Roussillon: In the French Pyrenees. By ISABEL SAVORY.

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In the Wilds of South America: Six Years of Exploration in

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Millions from Waste. By Frederick A. TALBOT, Author of "The Oil

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The Nations and the League. By Various Writers. With an

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Local Development Law: A Survey of the Powers of Local Authorities

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My Italian Year. Observations and Reflections in Italy, 1917-18. By

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Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War. By W. TROTTER. New Library

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The Land and the Soldier. By FREDERICK C. HOWE, Author of "The Only

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