Several new Illustrations appear in this Third Edition, including a fine reproduction of a very rare portrait of Luther by Cranach. The reviser’s notes contain a considerable amount of new material, especially in regard to Wittenberg and the restoration of its historic Castle Church. ‘The teaching of this sturdy Protestant Reformer re-shaped the Religious history of the world; and the story of his life as told in these fascinating pages cannot be too often enforced.’—_The Record._ A SELECTION FROM THE LIST OF WORKS OF TRAVEL =An Artist’s Walks in Bible Lands.= By HENRY A. HARPER, Author of “Walks in Palestine,” etc. With a Photogravure Frontispiece, and 55 other fine Illustrations from Drawings by the Author. Super royal 8vo. Cloth gilt, 6s. net. “Mr. Harper could give a capital pen-picture of what he saw, and by the aid of his pencil was enabled to represent still more vividly the aspects of Eastern travel which most strikingly impressed him.”—_The Scotsman._ “Mr. Harper had a ready and powerful pen, and to this gift he added that of artistic drawing. We are in the hands of a guide who knows his way, and tells what to see and how best to see it.”—_The Spectator._ =In Scripture Lands.= =New Views of Sacred Places.= By EDWARD L. WILSON. With 150 Original Illustrations engraved from Photographs taken by the Author. Crown 4to. Cloth elegant, gilt top, 15s. Mr. Wilson’s journey in Scripture Lands was the first instance in which a fully equipped artist photographer has visited the scenes made memorable by the Bible narratives, and has reproduced both by camera and by word-painting the people, the ruins, and the famous spots which have become household words throughout Christendom. =A Visit to Bashan and Argob.= By Major ALGERNON HEBER-PERCY. With an Introduction by the Rev. Canon TRISTRAM. With many Illustrations from hitherto unpublished Photographs, taken by the Author. Small 4to. Cloth, 6s. Cloth, extra gilt, gilt edges, 7s. 6d. “It furnishes in a pleasing style many very interesting particulars of the people, their habits, customs, laws, and religious faith, with many photographs of architecture and other relics of the past grandeur of the land of King Og and the ‘Cities of the Giants.’”—_Daily News._ =Ten Years’ Digging In Egypt, 1881-1891.= By W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE, Author of “Pyramids of Gizeh,” “Hawara,” “Medum,” etc. Illustrated. Crown 8vo. Cloth, 6s. “A popular summary of the results attained by one of the most capable and successful explorers of Egypt. He tells his story so well and so instructively, and it is so well worth telling, that his little book will doubtless command the wide popularity it certainly deserves.”—_The Times._ TRAVEL— =Rambles In Japan: The Land of the Rising Sun.=