OUTLINE OF A HISTORY OF PROTESTANT MISSIONS FROM THE REFORMATION TO THE PRESENT TIME. A Contribution to Modern Church History, by G. WARNECK, D.D. Translated from the Eighth Edition by arrangement with the Author, and revised by GEORGE ROBSON, D.D. Demy 8vo, cloth extra, with Portrait and Maps 10s 6d “It is a noble book, powerfully written, and throbbing with the spirit of zeal and devotion, a book that must be read by all who desire to master the missionary problem, to understand it in the past, and to be prepared for its future evolution and development in the world.”--_Methodist Magazine and Review._ A HISTORY OF PROTESTANT MISSIONS IN THE NEAR EAST. By JULIUS RICHTER, D.D., Author of “A History of Protestant Missions in India.” Demy 8vo, cloth extra 10s 6d “This book on Missions in the Near East should be in every missionary library. It is comprehensive, well informed, and fair, and is written with spiritual insight.”--_U.F.C. Monthly Record._ THE EXPLORATION OF EGYPT AND THE OLD TESTAMENT. A Summary of Results obtained by Exploration in Egypt up to the Present Time, with a fuller account of those bearing on the Old Testament. By J. GARROW DUNCAN, B.D., Blackie Scholar, 1894-5; Interim-Director of Excavations at Nuffar, 1895-6; Wilson Archæological Fellow (Abdn.), 1905-6; Joint-Author with Dr Flinders Petrie of “Hyksos and Israelite Cities,” 1906. With 100 Illustrations from Photographs. Large crown 8vo, cloth extra 5s _net_ “The volume possesses the necessary combination of fulness of knowledge and untechnicality necessary to give it a large circulation.”--_Expository Times._ FOREIGN MISSIONS AFTER A CENTURY. By Rev. JAMES S. DENNIS, D.D., of the American Presbyterian Mission, Beirut, Syria, with Introduction by Professor T. M. LINDSAY, D.D., Convener of the Foreign Missions Committee of the Free Church of Scotland. Extra crown 8vo, cloth 5s “Dr Dennis gives us a clear, impartial survey of the present aspect of Foreign Missions all over the world. Many important points are dealt with, and the reader will find himself correctly informed on many subjects concerning which he may have been in doubt. Dr Dennis writes as one who has seen and therefore knows, and, as we read, we feel that we are in the regions of plain facts, free from any of the romance which want of knowledge sometimes causes.”--_China’s Millions._ THE RESURRECTION GOSPEL: A Study of Christ’s Great Commission. By JOHN ROBSON, D.D. Large crown 8vo, cloth 5s _net_