"Professor Smith is well equipped at all points for this work. He is abreast of the latest findings of Scripture exegesis, and of geographical survey, and of archæological exploration; and he has himself travelled widely over Palestine. The value of the work is incalculably increased by the series of geographical maps, the first of the kind representing the whole lift and the of the land by gradations of colour."--_Scotsman_. "A very noteworthy contribution to the study of sacred history, based upon the three indispensable conditions of personal acquaintance with the land, a study of the explorations, discoveries, and decipherments ... and the employment of the results of Biblical criticism."--_Times_. =THE ASCENT OF MAN.= By HENRY DRUMMOND. Twenty-first Thousand. Net, 7_s._ 6_d._ "Worked out with characteristic ardour and courage. The technical quality of the book is of a high order. In none of his works is Mr. Drummond's literary skill more strikingly manifested. The style--metaphorical, allusive, picturesque--has even more of the writer's wonted grace and facility, and his command of analogy has never been employed with better effect, and productive of more varied and suggestive illustrations."--_Saturday Review_. _BY THE SAME AUTHOR._ =NATURAL LAW IN THE SPIRITUAL WORLD.= Thirty-second Edition, completing 119,000. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ "We have no hesitation in saying that this is one of the most able and interesting books on the relations which exist between natural science and spiritual life that has appeared. Mr. Drummond writes perfect English; his ideas are fresh, and expressed with admirable felicity. His book is one to fertilise the mind, to open it to fresh fields of thought, and to stimulate its activity."--_Literary Churchman_. =TROPICAL AFRICA.= Seventh Edition, completing 34,000. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ "Professor Drummond is a clear and accurate observer, and as he has had a sound scientific training, and has a real interest in the human side of African life, he is able to present us with pictures of a distinctness and originality not often met with in books of African travel."--_Times_. * * * * * =THE PERMANENT MESSAGE OF THE EXODUS=; or, The Mission of Moses. By Rev. JOHN SMITH, D.D., of Broughton Place Church, Edinburgh. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ "The discourses are of a high order; their author is evidently a man thoroughly in earnest, pulsing with a life which he is eager to communicate. Fresh, fervent, and eloquent, full of interesting information and suggestive statement, they must have produced a deep impression when they were delivered, though for their true appreciation they require quiet, careful, and thoughtful perusal."--_Scotsman_. =THE PROBLEM OF THE AGES.= A Book for Young Men. By the Rev. J. B. HASTINGS, M.A., of Edinburgh. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._