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106 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH an honest hesitation in his manner that seems to admit the force of the argument on the other side. Both for the general reader and for the prospective candidate for a Rhodes scholarship the present volume will be of value and interest. The long first chapter, dealing with the life of Cecil Rhodes, is an excellent bit of biography, and succeeding chapters (two of them, concerning the more intimate details of the Oxford system, contributed by F. J. Wylie) give a commendably clear and readable account of the purpose of the foundation, the methods of its administration, and the advantages offered by an Oxford course." Nation, 1913. (Call number 378.4 P24) The Home University Library of Modern Knowledge Edited by Herbert Fisher, Gilbert Murray, and others "This is a series of specially written books on subjects of importance and interest in the chief departments of human learning. These books are all of approximately uniform size (about 250 small pages) and are sold at the uniform price of fifty cents per volume. Each volume is complete in itself and is sold separately from others in the series ...The series is distributed among the fields of literature and art, philosophy and religion, history, natural science, and social science. The aim in each instance is to present the freshest information on each subject and to ignore discarded theories and hypotheses that have been found, as a result of modern research, to be clearly untenable. The books are admirably adapted to the needs of men and women who have not been able to specialize in particular fields of knowledge, but who wish to obtain accurate and sound ideas of what has been found out by the specialists. The series appeals less to the imaginative and dramatic instincts of readers than to the sober, earnest desire for knowledge that is often encountered in mature life. The volume on Polar Exploration, for example, instead of giving a narrative of the thrilling exploits of the various Arctic expeditions, summarizes, in a graphic and useful way, the precise results of those expeditions in the form of increased knowledge concerning the earth's surface, and the . . .vegetable and animal life existing thereon.. .'The Home University Library' is in no sense a reprint of classic texts. It is all new material, and represents the latest research and the most critical thought of those who are entitled to be regarded, by the English-speaking world at least, as masters of their several specialties." Review of reviews, 1912. The Library has the following of the volumes which have been published in this series: Religion. Philosophy. Ethics The problems of philosophy, by Bertrand Russell 104 R9IP Psychical reseach, by W. F. Barrett 134 B26
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS—MARCH 1913 107 Short history of war and peace, by G. H. Perris 172 P44 Missions; their rise and development, by Mrs L. H. (von Glehn) Creighton 266 C87 Buddhism, by Mrs C. A. (Foley) Rhys Davids 294 D296 Sociology Parliament; its history, constitution and practice, by Sir C. P. Ilbert 328.42 I22 The evolution of industry, by D. H. Macgregor 330.9 M16 The stock exchange, by F. W. Hirst 332.6 H61 The socialist movement, by J. R. MacDonald 335 M14S Elements of English law, by W. M. Geldart 347 G28 The school; an introduction to the study of education, by J. J. Findlay 370 F49S Science Introduction to science, by J. A. Thomson 501 T38 Astronomy, by A. R. Hinks 520.9 H56 Matter and energy, by Frederick Soddy 530.1 S67 Anthropology, by R. R. Marett 572 M38 Evolution, by J. A. Thomson and Patrick Geddes 575 G26 Evolution of plants, by D. H. Scott 581.157 S42 The animal world, by F. W. Gamble 591 G16 Fine Arts. Literature. Language Architecture, by W. R. Lethaby 720.9 L65 English literature, medieval, by W. P. Ker 820.9 Kiy English literature, modern, by Ge<strong>org</strong>e Mair 820.9 M26 William Shakespeare, by John Masefield 822.33 D55 Landmarks in French literature, by G. L. Strachey 840.9 S89 The English language, by L. P. Smith 420.9 S65 History History of our time, 1885-1911, by G. P. Gooch 909.8 G62 The dawn of history, by J. L. Myres 930 M997 Rome, by W. W. Fowler 937 F84 Irish nationality, by Mrs A. S. Green 941-5 G82i History of England; a study in political evolution, by A. F. Pollard 942 P76 The French revolution, by Hilaire Belloc 944-04 B41 The civilization of China, by H. A. Giles 9I5-I G39C Peoples and problems of India, by Sir T. W. Holderness 915.4 H713 The opening up of Africa, by Sir H. H. Johnston 960 J360 Canada, by A. G. Bradley 97i B68 The colonial period, by C. M. Andrews 973-2 As6 The [American] Civil war, by F. L. Paxson 973-7 P32 Reconstruction and union, 1865-1912, by P. L. Haworth 973.8 H36
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