Benjamin Jowett, _Interpretation of Scripture_: Routledge's London Library 0 2 6 George Henry Lewes, _Principles of Success in Literature_: Scott Library 0 1 0 Alexander Bain, _Mind and Body_ 0 4 0 James Anthony Froude, _Dissolution of the Monasteries_, etc.: New Universal Library 0 1 0 Mary Wollstonecraft, _Vindication of the Rights of Women_: Scott Library 0 1 0 John Tyndall, _Glaciers of the Alps_: Everyman's Library 0 1 0 Sir Henry Maine, _Ancient Law_: New Universal Library 0 1 0 JOHN RUSKIN, _Seven Lamps_ (1), _Sesame and Lilies_ (1), _Stones of Venice_ (3): George Allen's Cheap Edition (5 vols.) 0 5 0 HERBERT SPENCER, _First Principles_ (2 vols.) 0 2 0 HERBERT SPENCER, _Education_ 0 1 0 Sir Richard Burton, _Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Mecca_: Bohn's Edition (2 vols.) 0 7 0 J.S. Speke, _Sources of the Nile_: Everyman's Library 0 1 0 Thomas Henry Huxley, _Essays_: Everyman's Library 0 1 0 E.A. Freeman, _Europe_: Macmillan's Primers 0 1 0 WILLIAM STUBBS, _Early Plantagenets_ 0 2 0 Walter Bagehot, _Lombard Street_ 0 3 6 Richard Holt Hutton, _Cardinal Newman_ 0 3 6 Sir John Seeley, _Ecce Homo_: New Universal Library 0 1 0 David Masson, _Thomas de Quincey_: English Men of Letters Series 0 1 0 John Richard Green, _Short History of the English People_ 0 8 6 Sir Leslie Stephen, _Pope_: English Men of Letters Series 0 1 0 Lord Acton, _On the Study of History_ 0 2 6 Mandell Creighton, _The Age of Elizabeth_ 0 2 6 F.W.H. Myers, _Wordsworth_: English Men of Letters Series 0 1 0 __________ £4 10 6 The following authors are omitted, I think justifiably:--Hallam, Whewell, Grote, Faraday, Herschell, Hamilton, John Wilson, Richard Owen, Stirling Maxwell, Buckle, Oscar Wilde, P.G. Hamerton, F.D. Maurice, Henry Sidgwick, and Richard Jebb. Lastly, here is the list of poets. In the matter of price per volume it is the most expensive of all the lists. This is due to the fact that it contains a larger proportion of copyright works. Where I do not specify the edition of a book, the original copyright edition is meant: