/To be followed by/: «Moltke, and the Military Supremacy of Germany.» By SPENCER WILKINSON, London University. «Bismarck. The New German Empire, How it Arose and What it Displaced.» By W. J. HEADLAM, M.A., Fellow of King's Collage. «Judas Maccabæus, the Conflict between Hellenism and Hebraism.» By ISRAEL ABRAHAMS, author of the "Jews of the Middle Ages." «Henry V., the English Hero King.» By CHARLES L. KINGSFORD, joint-author of the "Story of the Crusades." G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS. NEW YORK AND LONDON. TRANSCRIBER'S ENDNOTE. In the List of Illustrations, corrected the page number for "OLD HOUSES, DÔL" to "265", and for the entry "FUNERAL OF EADWARD THE CONFESSOR", to "273". Page 32: changed "literture" to "literature". Page 40: "whenever-they" to "whenever they". Page 101: "separted" to "separated". Page 142: the beginning quotation mark removed from "The medical and philosophical schools ..." Page 145: "almosts without number," to "almost without number,". Page 161: opening quotation mark inserted before "First" in "The candidates swore: First,". Page 174: the close quotation mark is missing from the paragraph beginning '1002. "In this year ...'. It is not entirely clear where it belongs; perhaps after 'evil.', where it has been placed. Page 178: The passage "all England south of the Thames—East Anglia and Essex and London" seems wrong, as these areas are mostly north of the Thames. Page 183: "out-grown" is retained, although "outgrown" appears in five places. Page 222: "wordly" to "worldly". Page 247: "chieftan" to "chieftain". Page 320: "wordliness" to "worldliness". Page 325: changed comma to period after "as the winter wore away", and period to comma after "was the most conspicuous event". Page 370: the page number for "Mantes" is changed to 337. Page 371: "victory ta Varaville" changed to "victory at Varaville". Page 372: "war with Burgundy, 106, with Dreux, 108;" to "war with Burgundy, 106; war with Dreux, 108;". Also changed "Cnut's likeness to, 157; 278. 282, 306" to "Cnut's likeness to, 157, 278, 282, 306". Page 373: "character, of, 64;" to "character of, 64;". End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Normans, by Sarah Orne Jewett