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NEW SCRIBNER FICTION

EDITH
WHARTON

ALICE DUER
MILLER

FREDERICK
PALMER

W. A.
FRASER

FRANK H.
SPEARMAN

F. HOPKINSON
SMITH

W. W.
JACOBS

A. T. QUILLER
COUCH

CYRUS

TOWNSEND
BRADY

SANCTUARY

Deals with a psychological situation of a most interesting and novel kind, arising from a question of heredity and covering two periods a generation apart. The whole is worked out with the subtle power which is characteristic of Mrs. Wharton's best work. $1.50.

CALDERON'S PRISONER

The adventures of a typically modern young lady who finds herself in a situation almost medieval, the scene shifting from South America to Newport. Contains also a novelette entitled "Cyril Vane's Wife." 12m0, $1.50.

The VAGABOND

"A strong, well-sustained novel, picturesque and strikingly dramatic."-Brooklyn Eagle.. This novel was immediately successful and promised large popuFourth Edition. $1.50.

larity.

The BLOOD LILIES

The atmosphere of a strange and romantic land is everywhere felt as a quality of the story, which is dramatic and pathetic in a remarkable degree. $1.50.

The DAUGHTER of a MAGNATE The romance of that greatest of American "interests," the railway, has never been depicted with the expertness, sympathy, and systematic elaborateness that distinguish Mr. Spearman's new book. $1.50.

The UNDER DOG

The great summer and fall success of this volume of stories makes any description of it unnecessary at this late day. It is destined to a long and prosperous career. $1.50.

Illustrated.

RECENT FICTION OF VITALITY AND POWER

THE HOUSE ON THE HUDSON. By FRANCES POWELL.
THE SOUTHERNERS. BY CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY.
HORSES NINE. BY SEWELL FORD.

$1.50.

1.50.

1.25.

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, NEW YORK

No

OT only for its political importance, but for the unusual personal, social, and literary interest of the reminiscences it brings together, Senator Hoar's autobiography will be the most notable contribution of the year to memoir-literature. It would be impossible to find another man in the country who has known more of the important men and measures of his time than Mr. Hoar; and the charm and piquancy of his style, with its range, from the eloquent discussion of his political principles to the humor of his anecdotes are as remarkable as his experiences. The book is refreshingly frank and full of character and individuality - a record of opinions as well

as events.

THE

Reminiscences of

the Civil War

In one volume, with 3 portraits, $3.00 net (postage 23 cents)

"ALTOGETHER THE MOST REMARK ABLE WAR BOOK YET PRODUCED" -Savannah (Ga.) Morning New..

From the New York EVENING SUN:
"The tone of the book is genial, magnan
mous, and tolerant; the style unaffected, lumin
ous, and often eloquent. One thinks of John
B. Gordon as a virile and loveable characte
It was a fine thing for a man to bear himself s
worthily in the great war; it was finer to write
about it so sweetly and fairly in the decline of
life-nothing extenuate, nor set down aught
malice.' Every American should read Genera
Gordon's book. He will be a better citize
for it, and it will be a tonic to his patriotism."

STORY OF A SOLDIER'S LIFE

By FIELD MARSHAL VISCOUNT WOLSELEY

Two volumes, with photogravure portraits and plans, $8.00 net.

This soldier's life story, told by himself, is not only a work of much historic value, but a stirring tale as well, a piece of martial autobiography of very genuine interest. It includes accounts of the Burmese War, the Crimean War, the Great Mutiny and the Relief of Lucknow, the Chinese War of 1860, the Expedition to Canada during our Civil War, the Riel Rebellion, the Ashantee War, etc.

LETTERS OF A DIPLOMAT'S WIFE
By MARY KING WADDINGTON

Illustrated. $2.50 net. (Postage 20 cents.)

Printings: May 4, July 27, September 2, September 16, and October 10.

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JOHN S. SARGENT

A Collection of 60 Reproductions in
Photogravure of his Finest Paintings

Name...

With a critical introduction by Mrs. Meynell. Folio, $30.00 net.

Some of the Paintings

Mrs. Meynell
Carmencita
Ellen Terry as
Lady Macbeth
Coventry Patmore
Lady Hamilton

Mrs. Joseph Cham

berlain

The Duke of Portland

Mrs. Graham Robert

son.

Joseph Jefferson

Mrs. Cornwallis-West Madame Duse

Mrs. Carl Meyer and
Children

Alfred Wertheimer
Miss Daisy Leiter

Henry Marquand

Mrs. Marquand

Paul Helleu

Theodore Roosevelt

Address..

Messrs. Chas. Scribner's Sons 153-157 Fifth Ave., N. Y.

Please send to above address information in reference to JOHN S. SARGENT.

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This elaborate volume offers, for
the first time, an adequate collec-
tion of the paintings of Mr. Sargent,
particularly of his portraits, of which
there are fifty-four. The plates run as
large as seven by ten inches in size, offering
a sufficient area for the rendering of much of
the technical as well as the general artistic excel-
lence of the originals. The selection includes
many pieces of portraiture celebrated in this coun-
try as well as in England, copies of which have
been beyond the reach, heretofore, of the general
public.

REMBRANDT: His Life, His Work, and His Time

By EMILE MICHEL

Edited and prefaced by Frederic Wedmore, and translated from the French by Florence Simmonds. With 76 full-page illustrations, of which 8 are photogravures. A new edition in one volume, entirely reset. 8vo, 87.50 net.

This new one-volume edition places this superb work, formerly published in two volumes at $15, within reach of many to whom it was previously unattainable.

OLD LONDON SILVER: Its History, its Makers, and its Marks. By MONTAGUE HOWARD

With over 200 illustrations. Bound in leather. Large 8vo, $12.50 net (express additional).

This elaborate and most handsome work, which has been years in preparation, will be recognized at once as the authority in its field. It embodies an historical sketch of much value, full descriptions, and an infallible system of discovering the exact date of any piece of old silver, as well as determining its genuineness. Its treatment of hall-marks is at once simple and complete; the tables can be used successfully by any one. There is a chapter on noted silversmiths, with their portraits. The devices of the unscrupulous dealer are fully entered into, with a description of the methods of forging plate. The illustrations are numerous and elaborate, including six artotypes printed in silver and gold.

With numerous illustrations, including photographs of rare and almost unknown paintings in French châteaux not heretofore reproduced. $2.00 net.

DONATELLO. BY LORD BALCARRES

Elaborately illustrated. $2.00, net.

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, NEW YORK

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