Illustrated by William Rainey, R.I. 12mo. $1.50

"In 'Boys of the Light Brigade' Mr. Strang draws upon the resources of

the Peninsular War, and succeeds in extracting much freshness from

well-worn themes, as Moore's retreat to Corunna and the heroic defence

of Saragossa. The personal interest of the story is kept at a high

tension.... It is a book which no boy will be able to put down when

once started. The volume is provided with excellent maps and plans of

the scenes in which the incidents take place."--_The Standard_.

"This author has fairly earned the right to be accepted as the

legitimate successor of the late George A. Henty in furnishing

entertainment for youth. Like Henty, Strang manages to galvanize the

dry bones of history into a close semblance of glorious life.... The

present volume contains vivid and spirited descriptions of campaign life

in Spain ... with many rare and interesting episodes.... This is good

reading for young and old."--_Chicago Post_.

"The author describes graphically with truth to history the last fight

of the British commander, Sir John Moore. It is a stirring military

story in the manner of those written by the late George A. Henty, but

really with more authenticity."--_Philadelphia Press_.

"An interesting story, with extra good measure in its incidents and

character ... and with some pretty little love passages."--_Cleveland

Leader_.

* * * * * * * *

_BY THE SUCCESSOR TO HENTY_

*KOBO*

*A Story of the Russo-Japanese War*

*By HERBERT STRANG*

Author of "The Light Brigade in Spain," etc.

_Illustrated by William Rainey, R.I. 12mo, $1.50_

"It is a dashing romance for boys, founded on the Russo-Japanese War and

worthy of the late Mr. Henty at his best. A story that every schoolboy

will enjoy and one that will be read with much pleasure and profit by

many older readers as well."--_Cleveland Leader_.

"The story throughout bristles with adventures, it is well written and

the author shows intimate knowledge of Japanese character and

customs."--_San Francisco Bulletin_.

"In one respect Mr. Strang's tale is even better than many of the late

G. A. Henty's. It has more dash and dialogue. These are strong points

in the work of this writer, who is destined to fill the place vacated by

the lamented author of 'Under Drake's Flag,' and 'With Clive in

India.'"--_The Dundee Advertiser_.

"For vibrant actuality there is nothing to come up to Mr. Strang's

'Kobo.'"--_The Academy_.

"A great amount of actual military history is incorporated with an

exciting and romantic plot."--_The Westminster Gazette_.

* * * * * * * *

*By ELBRIDGE S. BROOKS*

Historic Boys. Their Endeavors, Their Achievements and Their Times.

With 29 full-page illustrations. 8vo, pp. viii + 259.

Historic Girls. Stories of Girls Who Have Influenced the History of

Their Times. 8vo, illustrated, pp. viii + 225.

Chivalric Days and Youthful Deeds. Stirring Stories, presenting

faithful pictures of historic times. Illustrated, 8vo. $1.25

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