*Outlook*.--"In this little volume a faithful and fearless picture is given of her [Poland's] struggle for independence." (Rest of review, about a column, analysis of matter.) *Daily News*.--"Miss Gardner's sensitive and accomplished little study. ... Miss Gardner's extremely spirited renderings." (Rest of review, column and a half, analysis of matter.) *Manchester Guardian*.--"For the first time in England we are able to read books on Poland by an author who has made a special study of that country. To those who know not Poland this book will be a revelation." (Rest of review analysis of matter.) *Birmingham Daily Post*.--"We render Miss Gardner the tribute of deep gratitude for introducing us to a noble literature." (Rest of review, three-quarters of a column, analysis of matter.) *The Venturer*.--"Miss Gardner has done well to give us this book. It is not large in bulk, but it is no exaggeration to call it a great book." *Expository Times*.--"Let us read and follow the course of the war. Let us read and understand what must be when the war is over. Let us read Monica M. Gardner's delightful book on Poland. It is both literary and historical." (Rest of review quotation from the book.) *London Quarterly Review*.--"The book is a real contribution to the true understanding of Polish character and Polish aspirations." (Rest of review analysis of matter.) *Tablet*.--"This masterly critical appreciation of a great national literature. ... This welcome work on the tragic story of the Polish people and on the glories of their great national literature is singularly happy in the opportuneness of its appearance. For however much other books may be neglected, there is naturally a great demand for books that offer any information on matters connected with the war. In most cases, no doubt, what is called war literature is scarcely literature in the strict sense of the word. But here, happily, we have a book of rare literary merit ... and it comes before us when it meets a present need. ... Miss Gardner, in this fascinating little book on Poland, enables English readers to understand the tragic story of the Polish people, their unbroken spiritual unity, and their undaunted hope in the future of their country." (Rest of review, two columns and a half, analysis of matter.) *Times*.--"Miss Gardner is an instructed and cultivated student of Poland." POLAND ("PEEPS AT MANY LANDS") (Published 1917) *Daily Telegraph*.--"To their popular series of travel books called 'Peeps at Many Lands' Messrs. Black have now added a volume on _Poland_, by Monica M. Gardner. The more we know of Poland and the Polish people the better our understanding of the causes of the war. ... The book is as good reading as any fiction, and the most austere critic must admit its relevance to the task of 'getting on with the war.'"