9th 1. Rome. 8th 2. The Jews. 9th 3. Germany. 7th 4. Carthage. 8th 5. Alexander's Empire. 9th 6. The Moors in Spain. 10th 7. Ancient Egypt. 7th 8. Hungary. 6th 9. The Saracens. 6th 10. Ireland. 7th 11. Chaldea. 4th 12. The Goths. 6th 13. Assyria. 5th 14. Turkey. 5th 15. Holland. 6th 16. Mediæval France. 4th 17. Persia. 4th 18. Phoenicia. 4th 19. Media. 3rd 20. The Hansa Towns. 6th 21. Early Britain. 4th 22. The Barbary Corsairs. 6th 23. Russia. 4th 24. The Jews under the Romans. 5th 25. Scotland. 3rd 26. Switzerland. 3rd 27. Mexico. 3rd 28. Portugal. 3rd 29. The Normans. 3rd 30. The Byzantine Empire. 3rd 31. Sicily: Phoenician, Greek and Roman. 2nd 32. The Tuscan Republic. 3rd 33. Poland. 3rd 34. Parthia. 5th 35. The Australian Commonwealth. 3rd 36. Spain. 6th 37. Japan. 8th 38. South Africa. 5th 39. Venice. 3rd 40. The Crusades. 3rd 41. Vedic India. 3rd 42. The West Indies and the Spanish Main. 2nd 43. Bohemia. 3rd 44. The Balkans. 3rd 45. Canada. 4th 46. British India. 2nd 47. Modern France. 2nd 48. The Franks. 2nd 49. Austria. 2nd 50. Modern England before the Reform Bill. 3rd 51. China. 3rd 52. Modern England from the Reform Bill to the Death of Queen Victoria. 2nd 53. Modern Spain. 2nd 54. Modern Italy. 2nd 55. Norway. 4th 56. Wales. 2nd 57. Mediæval Rome. 2nd 58. The Papal Monarchy. 4th 59. Mediæval India under Mohammedan Rule. 1st 60. Parliamentary England. 3rd 61. Buddhist India. 2nd 62. Mediæval England. 1st 63. The Coming of Parliament. 2nd 64. The Story of Greece from the Earliest Times to A.D. 14. 2nd 65. The Roman Empire. 66. Denmark Sweden. _THE "CHATS" SERIES._ PRACTICAL GUIDES FOR COLLECTORS, With Frontispieces and many Illustrations. Large crown 8vo, cloth. NEW VOLUME. Chats on Royal Copenhagen Porcelain: Its History and Development from the 18th Century to the Present Day. By ARTHUR HAYDEN, Author of "Chats on English Earthenware," etc. With 56 Illustrations. Large crown 8vo, cloth. 10s. 6d. NET. Inland Postage 6d. The above volume has been condensed from the author's edition deluxe, published a few years ago, concerning which the "Pall Mall Gazette" said: "No book on ceramics has been awaited with so much interest by collectors as Mr. Arthur Hayden's work on 'Royal Copenhagen Porcelain.' Hayden has handled this eventful history with the skill of the practised writer, the enthusiasm of the collector, and the method of the curator." In presenting it in a cheaper edition, although, naturally, many of the illustrations have been omitted, there is remaining a gallery of examples richly illuminating the subject. In the letterpress nothing has been omitted which is of importance. The full tables of marks which appeared in the first edition are here reproduced. There is no other volume on the subject, and, therefore, to all who are interested in Copenhagen porcelain, now considered to be the leading factory in Europe, this volume is indispensable.