INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SERIES-FIRST LIST.

Rev. M. J. BERKELEY, M.A., F.L.S.

FUNGI: their Nature, Influences, and Uses.

Professor CLAUDE BERNARD (of the College of France). PHYSICAL AND METAPHYSICAL PHENOMENA OF LIFE.

Professor A. QUETELET (of the Brussels Academy of Sciences).

SOCIAL PHYSICS.

Professor H. SAINTE CLAIRE DEVILLE.

AN INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL CHEMISTRY.

Professor WURTZ.

ATOMS AND THE ATOMIC THEORY.

Professor D. QUATREFAGES.

THE NEGRO RACES.

Professor LACAZE-DUTHIERS.

ZOOLOGY SINCE CUVIER.

Professor BERTHELOT.

CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS.

Professor J. ROSENTHAL (of the University of Berlin).

(Subject not yet received).

65, Cornhill, London.

"Out of all old lore I have chosen seven books as setting forth seven following stages of time, and from each of these have taken what seemed to me the best thing so that any man may judge, and if it please him trace it to its source."-Extract from Preface.

11.

BRAVE MEN'S FOOTSTEPS.

A Book of Example and Anecdote for Young People.
By the EDITOR of " Men who have Risen."

With Illustrations. Crown 8vo. [In the Press. Josiah Wedgwood-the Man of Energy. Granville Sharpthe Negro's earliest Friend. Richard Cobden-the International Man. Dr. William Smith-the Father of English Geology. Andrew Reed-the Stay of the Hopeless. Michael Faraday -the Refined Philosopher. Thomas Wright-the Prison Philanthropist. Joseph Paxton-the Gardener Architect. The Early Life of the late Prince Consort, etc., etc.

III.

THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION.

By WALTER BAGEHOT. A New Edition, revised and corrected, with an Introductory Dissertation on recent changes and events. Crown 8vo, 7s. 6d. [Shortly.

65, Cornhill, London.

IV.

MEMOIRS OF LEONORA CHRISTINA,

Daughter of Christian IV. of Denmark.

Written during her imprisonment in the Blue Tower of the
Royal Palace at Copenhagen, 1663–1685.

Translated from the German by F. E. BUNNETT.
(Translator of Grimm's "Life of Michael Angelo," etc.)
With a beautiful Autotype Portrait of the Countess.
[Immediately.

MR. GLADSTONE.

MR. DISRAELI.

Medium 8vo.

V.

CABINET PORTRAITS.
Sketches of Statesmen.
By T. WEMYSS REID.

THE EARL OF DERBY.

MR. LOWE.

MR. HARDY.

MR. BRIGHT.

EARL GRANVILLE.

LORD CAIRNS.

MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON,
MR. WILSON-PATTEN.

THE EARL OF CARNARVON.
EARL RUSSEL.

LORD JOHN MANNERS.
MR. CARDWELL.

CONTENTS.

LORD HATHERLEY.

MR. HENLEY.

THE DUKE OF ARGYLL.

SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE.

EARL GREY.

THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY.
TRE DUKE OF RICHMOND.
LORD WESTBURY.

MR. FORSTER.

MR. NEWDEGATE.

SIR ROUNDELL PALMER.
LORD LYTTON.

THE LATE EARL OF DERBY.
LATE EARL OF CLARENDON.

CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH PSYCHOLOGY.

From the French of Professor TH. RIBOT.

An Analysis of the views and opinions of the following Metaphysicians, as expressed in their writings.

JAMES MILL.

A. BAIN.

JOHN STUART MILL.

GEORGE H. LEWES.
HERBERT SPENCER.
SAMUEL BAILEY.

[In the press.

65, Cornhill, London.

VII.

THE OPERATIONS OF THE GERMAN ARMIES IN

FRANCE,

FROM SEDAN TO THE END OF THE WAR OF 1870-1.

With large Official Map.

From the Journals of the Head Quarter Staff.
By Major WILLIAM BLUME.

Translated by E. M. JONES, Captain 20th Foot, Professor of
Military History, Sandhurst.
Demy 8vo.

VIII.

THE OPERATIONS OF THE SOUTH ARMY,
IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, 1871.

By COUNT WARTENSLEBEN, of the Prussian General Staff.
Translated from the German by Colonel Wright.
Demy 8vo. Uniform with the above.

IX.

TACTICAL DEDUCTIONS FROM THE WAR OF 1870-1. By Capt. A. V. BOGULAWSKI.

Translated from the German, by Col. LUMLEY GRAHAM, Late 18th (Royal Irish) Regiment.

Demy 8vo. Uniform with the above.

"Of the rich contents of this work which, in every respect, is to be recommended, we are only able to give a brief notice to show by illustrations the author's keen unprejudiced critic of the great war. Above all should every infantry officer make these tactical conclusions the object of his serious studies, about which there must be great controversy. Tactical details on the course of the skirmishes are arrived at everywhere with difficulty. Even the most genuine sources, the accounts of the chiefs of companies, squadrons, and batteries differ often in the most remarkable way with regard to time, place, and formations of troops. Only by examining and comparing the different representations can the actual parts be discovered, which lead to an understanding of the present aspect of military tactics. Out of these deductions alone can we get the lessons in infantry operations for war, and for training during peace. In all essential things according to our conviction, the author has rightly apprehended the lessons of the late war, and his views are a guide and criterion that will be of service to every officer in the German army."-Militair Wochenblatt.

65, Cornhill, London.

X.

SIX PRIVY COUNCIL JUDGMENTS-1850-1872.

Annotated by W. G. BROOKE, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1. GORHAM 7. BISHOP OF 4 MARTIN V. MACKONOCHIE. 5. HIBBERT V. PURCHAS.

WINCHESTER.

2. WESTERTON v. LIDDELL

3. BISHOP OF SALISBURY and

6. SHEPPARD v. BENNETT.

WILLIAMS

and WILSON.

FENDALL

PANDURANG HARI.

A Tale of Mahratta Life, sixty years ago.

Edited, from the edition of 1826,

By Sir HENRY BARTLE E. FRERE, G.C.S.I., K.C.B.

XII.

BRIEFS AND PAPERS.

Being Sketches of the Bar and the Press.
By Two Idle Apprentices.
Crown 8vo.

XIII.

CHANGE OF AIR, WATER AND SCENE;
A Physician's Hints about

Doctors, Patients, Hygiène and Society;

with Notes of Excursions for Health, in the Pyrenees, and amongst the Watering-places of France (inland and seaward), Switzerland, Corsica, and the Mediterranean.

From the French of Dr. ALPHONSE DONNE,