"Will be sure to attract the attention it deserves."--_Philadelphia Press._ "In its scope and power it is unrivalled among war stories."--_Ideas, Boston, Mass._ "In many ways the most remarkable historical novel of the Civil War."--_Home Journal, Boston, Mass._ "The interview with Lincoln is one of the finest bits of dialogue in a modern book."--_Chicago Herald._ "Will probably be the most popular and saleable novel since Robert Elsmere."--_Republican._ "One of the most instructive and fascinating writers of our time."--_Courier-Journal, Louisville._ "Is calculated to command as wide attention as Judge Tourgee's 'Fool's Errand.'"--_N. Y. Evening Telegram._ "Has enriched American literature."--_Item, Philadelphia._ "Remarkably true to history."--_Inter-Ocean, Chicago_ "Entitled to a place with standard histories of the War."--_Atlanta Journal._ NEW YORK: R. F. FENNO & COMPANY End of Project Gutenberg's A Girl of the Commune, by George Alfred Henty