"This book is written with great care, and with an evident knowledge of history. It is well worth the study of all who wish to be better informed upon a subject which the author states in his preface gives evident signs of a lively and growing interest."--_Manchester Courier._ "Those who are interested in the Dress of the Clergy will find full information gathered together here, and set forth in a lucid and scholarly way."--_Glasgow Herald._ "We are glad to welcome yet another volume from the author of 'The Cross in Ritual, Architecture, and Art.' His subject, chosen widely and carried out comprehensively, makes this a valuable book of reference for all classes. It is only the antiquary and the ecclesiologist who can devote time and talents to research of this kind, and Mr. Tyack has done a real and lasting service to the Church of England by collecting so much useful and reliable information upon the dress of the clergy in all ages, and offering it to the public in such a popular form. We do not hesitate to recommend this volume as the most reliable and the most comprehensive illustrated guide to the history and origin of the canonical vestments and other dress worn by the clergy, whether ecclesiastical, academical, or general, while the excellent work in typography and binding make it a beautiful gift-book."--_Church Bells._ "A very lucid history of ecclesiastical vestments from Levitical times to the present day."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ "The book can be recommended to the undoubtedly large class of persons who are seeking information on this and kindred subjects."--_The Times._ "The work may be read either as pastime or for instruction, and is worthy of a place in the permanent section of any library. The numerous illustrations, extensive contents table and index, and beautiful workmanship, both in typography and binding, are all features of attraction and utility."--_Dundee Advertiser._ The Miracle Play in England, An Account of the Early Religious Drama. BY SIDNEY W. CLARKE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW. _Crown 8vo., 3s. 6d. Illustrated._ In bygone times the Miracle Play formed an important feature in the religious life of England. To those taking an interest in the history of the Church of England, this volume will prove useful. The author has given long and careful study to this subject, and produced a reliable and readable book, which can hardly fail to interest and instruct the reader. It is a volume for general reading, and for a permanent place in the reference library.