THE BEGINNINGS OF NEW ENGLAND

_Or, the Puritan Theocracy in its Relations to Civil and

Religious Liberty. Crown 8vo, $2.00._ Illustrated Edition.

_Containing Portraits, Maps, Facsimiles, Contemporary Views,

Prints, and other Historic Materials. 2 vols. 8vo, gilt top,

$4.00._

Having in the first chapters strikingly and convincingly shown that New

England's history was the birth of centuries of travail, and having

prepared his readers to estimate at their true importance the events of

our early colonial life, Mr. Fiske is ready to take up his task as the

historian of the New England of the Puritans.... The last chapters give

a broad and fair account of the history of the time, but it is easy to

see that in his choice of facts, the author has exercised a large power

of selection,--a selection which we may note is wonderful in its

unfailing accuracy of estimate. As he is busy with the progress towards

civil and religious liberty which culminated in the Revolution, his

facts are chosen to illustrate that progress.--_Boston Daily

Advertiser._

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