Treatment (The) of the Villain in Shakspere and Molière, H. D. Gray, 68

Troilus (The) and Cressida" of Chaucer and of Shakspere,

iv

BOOKS REVIEWED.

Swift's "Massachusetts Election Sermons" (B. W. Wells), 101; Saintsbury's

"Short History of English Literature" and Brooke's "English Litera-

ture from the Beginning to the Norman Conquest," 105; Brunetière's

"Manual of the History of French Literature," 106; Story's "Building

of the British Empire,” 110; Perry's "Women of Homer" (G. B. Rose),

113; Rose's "Renaissance Masters," 115; Wells's "Modern French Fic-

tion" (W. N. Guthrie), 116; Horton-Smith's "Mors Sauli" (Charles W.

Bain), 239; Elliott's "An Incident," 245; Stillman's "Union of Italy"

(W. L. Bevan), 247; Patten's "Economic Theory of History" (B. J.

Ramage), 366; Veblen's "Theory of the Leisure Class" (B. W. Wells),

369; Thorpe's "Constitutional History of the American People" (W. L.

Bevan), 374; Ropes's "Story of the Civil War," Part II., 376; P. de Julle-

ville "Histoire de la Langue et de la Littérature Française," Vol. VII.,

378; "An Early Hymn of Lord Macaulay's," 492; Howe's "Phillips

Brooks," 493; McCarthy's "Reminiscences" (R. H. Starr), 495; Mark-
ham's Poems (W. N. Guthrie), 499; Mackail's "Life of William Morris"
(W. P. Trent), 502.

LONGER NOTES.

Daudet's "Soutien de famille," 119; Robinson's "Loom and Spindle," 119;

Hadley's "Seven Months a Prisoner," 121; Stetson's "Women and Eco-

nomics," 121; Jacobs's "Martin Luther," 124; Powell's "Historic Towns

of New England," 250; The Browning Letters, 250; Adams's "European

History," 253; Skinner's "Espiritu Santo," 254; Hornung's "Amateur

Cracksman," 255; Woodberry's "Heart of Man," 381; "National Studies

in American Letters," 382; Ford's "Washington's Farewell Address,"

and Howe's "The Memory of Lincoln," 507; White's "Matthew Ar-

nold and the Spirit of the Age," 508; Powers's "Uncle Isaac," 509;

Ward's "Naturalism and Agnosticism," 509; Letter from Lionel Horton-

Smith, Esq., 512.

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