By James Marchant, F.R.S. Ed., Author of "Dr. Paton," and editor of "Prevention," etc. With an Introduction by the Rev. F.B. Meyer, D.D. _Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 5/- net._ This book deals with the social evil, its causes and its remedies. Necessarily, the writer is compelled to present many aspects of the case, and to describe persons and scenes which he has encountered, as Director of the National Council of Public Morals, in America, India, Europe, the Colonies, etc.; the overruling object of the book, however, is the more difficult and more useful task of discovering the root causes of this vice and of suggesting lasting remedies. THE FRIEND OF FREDERICK THE GREAT: The Last Earl Marischall of Scotland By Edith E. Cuthell, F.R.Hist.S., Author of "A Vagabond Courtier," etc. _Demy 8vo, cloth gilt, fully illustrated, 2 vols., 24/- net._ George Keith, a gallant young colonel of Life Guards under Marlborough and Ormonde, fought at Sheriffmuir, led the ill-fated Jacobite expedition from Spain, and was a prominent figure in all the Jacobite plottings before and after the '45. He was the ambassador and friend of Frederick the Great and the friend and correspondent of Voltaire, Hume, Rousseau and d'Alembert. This excellent biography is to be followed later by a work on James Keith, Frederick the Great's Field-Marshal, who was killed in attempting to retrieve the reverse of Hochkeich. GAIETY AND GEORGE GROSSMITH: Random Reflections on the Serious Business of Enjoyment By Stanley Naylor. _Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, with a coloured frontispiece, and 50 other illustrations, 5/- net._ Here is Mr. George Grossmith in his moments of leisure, laughing, joking, relating anecdotes (personal and otherwise), criticising people and places, and generally expressing a philosophy which has serious truth behind it, but nevertheless bubbles over here and there with humour. Through his "Boswell," Mr. Stanley Naylor, he talks of "Love Making on the Stage and Off," "The Difference Between a Blood and a Nut," "The Ladies of the Gaiety," and other similar subjects. Mr. Grossmith in this book is as good as "Gee-Gee" at the Gaiety. What more need be said? THE HISTORY OF GRAVESEND: From Prehistoric times to the beginning of the Twentieth Century By Alex. J. Philip. Edition limited to 365 sets, signed by the Author. _In four vols., 9-3/4 × 6-1/2, bound in sealskin, fully illustrated, 12/6 net each volume._ The first volume of this important work is now ready. On historical grounds it is of value not only to those interested in Gravesend and its surroundings, but to the wider circle interested in the Britons, Romans, and Anglo-Saxons, and their life in this country. It also deals with the early history of the River Thames. AUGUST STRINDBERG: The Spirit of Revolt By L. Lind-af-Hageby. _Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, with many illustrations, 6/- net._