Simpson--The rise of Louis Napoleon. _1909. 18 pp._ Singer & Strang--Etching and other methods of printing pictures. _1897._ (_List of 441 Books_). Sindall--The manufacture of paper. _1908. 20 pp._ Webb--History of trades unionism. _1894. 44 pp._ _Note particularly_ the very full lists of books and articles appended to the “Cambridge Modern History,” the “Cambridge Medieval History,” and the “Cambridge History of British Foreign Policy” and the “Cambridge History of English and American Literature.” (9) SOME INTERESTING BOOKS. In the research work entailed in compiling this course a great number of very beautiful books came under my notice. I made a careful examination of them, and it was with a pang of regret I had to omit them from the Reading Lists. However, I received so much joy in looking through them--the beauty not always being from the physical side--that I decided to make a select list and advise students to be on the _qui vive_ for any of them. All the books mentioned should be in the possession of our large public reference libraries, and students wishing for a little more than the examination side of their studies would do well to avail themselves of any opportunity they may have of examining the books for themselves. If they are anything like true book-lovers they will be delighted with all they see and read. Briquet (Ch. M.)--Les filigranes: dictionnaire historique des marques du papier dès leur apparition, vers _1282_ jusqu’ en 1600. _4 vols. Leipzig, 1923._ This is the standard work on watermarks and first appeared in _1907_. There are _39_ illustrations in the text, and _16,112_ facsimilies of water-marks on _1,500_ plates. The Fleuron--A journal of typography; _edited by_ Oliver Simon. Issued annually since 1923. Contains many interesting and valuable articles such as, in No. _1_ “A treatise on the development of the title-page,” by the editor. In No. _2_, S. Morison’s article supplies a detailed and documented study of the relation of capitals to lower case letters. In No. _3_, an article on “The development of the book,” by P. Angoulvent. In No. _4_, “Script types,” by S. Morison, and so on. Fournier--Manuel typographique, utile aux gens de lettres, et à ceux qui exercent les differentes parties de l’imprimerie. _2 vols. Paris, 1764-66. £14 14s. 0d._ A work which every student of French typography should consult. Contains specimens of type. Fry (Joseph) _and_ Sons--A specimen of printing types, _by Joseph Fry and Sons, letter-founders, Worship Street, Moorfields, London, 1785_. Includes specimens of Roman and Italic types. Vignettes of King’s Arms, ships, etc. Guigard--Nouvel armorial du bibliophile; guide de l’amateur des livres armoriés. With numerous armorial illustrations. _2 vols, Paris, 1890._ One of the best works on armorial bindings.