“_A book which contains the record of a life as sweet, pure, and noble as any man by divine help, granted to devout sincerity of soul, has been permitted to live upon earth. The example of this gentle but resolute and energetic spirit, wholly dedicated to the highest conceivable good, offering itself, with all the temporal uses of mental existence, to the service of infinite and eternal beneficence, is extremely touching.... It is a book worthy of acceptance._”――DAILY NEWS. “_It is not a translation or adaptation, but an original work, and a very charming portrait of one of the most winning characters in the long gallery of Saints. And it is a matter of thankfulness to us to find a distinctively Anglican writer setting forward the good Bishop’s work among Protestants, as a true missionary task to reclaim souls from deadly error, and bring them back to the truth._”――UNION REVIEW. =THE SPIRIT OF S. FRANCIS DE SALES, BISHOP AND PRINCE OF GENEVA.= Translated from the French by the Author of “The Life of S. Francis de Sales,” “A Dominican Artist,” &c., &c. Crown 8vo. 6s. =A SELECTION FROM THE SPIRITUAL LETTERS OF S. FRANCIS DE SALES, BISHOP AND PRINCE OF GENEVA.= Translated by the Author of “Life of S. Francis de Sales,” “A Dominican Artist,” &c. &c. Crown 8vo. 6s. “_It is a collection of epistolary correspondence of rare interest and excellence. With those who have read the Life, there cannot but have been a strong desire to know more of so beautiful a character as S. Francis de Sales. He was a model of Christian saintliness and religious virtue for all time, and one everything relating to whom, so great were the accomplishments of his mind as well as the devotion of his heart, has a charm which delights, instructs, and elevates._”――CHURCH HERALD. “_A few months back we had the pleasure of welcoming the Life of S. Francis de Sales. Here is the promised sequel:――the ‘Selection from his Spiritual Letters’ then announced:――and a great boon it will be to many. The Letters are addressed to people of all sorts:――to men and to women:――to laity and to ecclesiastics, to people living in the world, or at court, and to the inmates of Religious Houses. And what an idea it gives one of the widely ramifying influence of one good man and of the untiring diligence of a man, who in spite of all his external duties, could find or make the time for all these letters. We hope that with our readers it may be totally needless to urge such a volume on their notice._”――LITERARY CHURCHMAN. =CONSOLATIO=; or, Comfort for the Afflicted. Edited by the Rev. C. E. KENNAWAY. With a Preface by SAMUEL WILBERFORCE, D.D., Lord Bishop of Winchester. New Edition. Small 8vo. 3s. 6d. “_A charming collection from the best writers of passages suitable in seasons of sickness and afflictions._”――CHURCH REVIEW. “_A very valuable collection of extracts from writers of every school. The volume is an elegant one._”――CHURCH TIMES.