=6. Ethics of Socialism.= —— E. BELFORT BAX. “Mr. Bax is by far the ablest of the English exponents of Socialism.”—_Westminster Review._ =7. The Drink Question.= —— Dr. KATE MITCHELL. “Plenty of interesting matter for reflection.”—_Graphic._ =8. Promotion of General Happiness.= —— Prof. M. MACMILLAN. “A reasoned account of the most advanced and most enlightened utilitarian doctrine in a clear and readable form.”—_Scotsman._ =9. England’s Ideal, &c.= —— EDWARD CARPENTER. “The literary power is unmistakable, their freshness of style, their humour, and their enthusiasm.”—_Pall Mall Gazette._ =10. Socialism in England.= —— SIDNEY WEBB, LL.B. “The best general view of the subject from the modern Socialist side.”—_Athenæum._ =11. Prince Bismarck and State Socialism.= —— W. H. DAWSON. “A succinct, well-digested review of German social and economic legislation since 1870.”—_Saturday Review._ =12. Godwin’s Political Justice (On Property).= —— Edited by H. S. SALT. “Shows Godwin at his best; with an interesting and informing introduction.”—_Glasgow Herald._ =13. The Story of the French Revolution.= —— E. BELFORT BAX. “A trustworthy outline.”—_Scotsman._ =14. The Co-Operative Commonwealth.= —— LAURENCE GRONLUND. “An independent exposition of the Socialism of the Marx school.”—_Contemporary Review._ =15. Essays and Addresses.= —— BERNARD BOSANQUET, M.A. (Oxon.). “Ought to be in the hands of every student of the Nineteenth Century spirit.”—_Echo._ “No one can complain of not being able to understand what Mr. Bosanquet means.”—_Pall Mall Gazette._ =16. Charity Organisation.= —— C. S. LOCH, Secretary to Charity Organisation Society. “A perfect little manual.”—_Athenæum._ “Deserves a wide circulation.”—_Scotsman._ =17. Thoreau’s Anti-Slavery and Reform Papers.= —— Edited by H. S. SALT. “An interesting collection of essays.”—_Literary World._ =18. Self-Help a Hundred Years Ago.= —— G. J. HOLYOAKE. “Will be studied with much benefit by all who are interested in the amelioration of the condition of the poor.”—_Morning Post._ =19. The New York State Reformatory at Elmira.= —— ALEXANDER WINTER. With Preface by HAVELOCK ELLIS. “A valuable contribution to the literature of penology.”—_Black and White._ =20. Common Sense about Women.= —— T. W. HIGGINSON. “An admirable collection of papers, advocating in the most liberal spirit the emancipation of women.”—_Woman’s Herald._ =21. The Unearned Increment.= —— W. H. DAWSON. “A concise but comprehensive volume.”—_Echo._ =22. Our Destiny.= —— LAURENCE GRONLUND. “A very vigorous little book, dealing with the influence of Socialism on morals and religion.”—_Daily Chronicle._ =23. The Working-Class Movement in America.= —— Dr. EDWARD and E. MARX AVELING. “Will give a good idea of the condition of the working classes in America, and of the various organisations which they have formed.”—_Scots Leader._