Crime -- England -- London -- History -- 19th century; London (England) -- Moral conditions; London (England) -- Social conditions
THE FIELD.—“The qualification which contributes most to Mr. ROBERTS’S
success is the judgment by which he is enabled to calculate
consequences—to select the most favourable stroke when several are open
to him, and to play it with such knowledge of strength and angles as to
leave an easy stroke to follow. It is this acquired judgment only that
any work on Billiards can teach, and to this Mr. ROBERTS wisely confines
his instructions. . . . The plates are well executed in colours, and the
positions are clearly defined.”
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LONDON: STANLEY RIVERS & CO.
_Publishers of Scientific Amusements and Pastimes of Society_,
8 PALSGRAVE PLACE, STRAND, W.C.
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_In the Press_.
In crown octavo, cloth gilt, price 7_s._ 6_d._
STICK TO IT AND CONQUER:
ENCOURAGEMENTS FOR YOUNG MEN IN THE EARLIER
DAYS OF THEIR CAREER;
WITH A
Treasury of Anecdote
ILLUSTRATIVE OF
ENGLISH PLUCK, ENDURANCE, AND SUCCESS.
BY THE
EDITOR OF “HINTS ON THE CULTURE OF CHARACTER.”
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PART I.
EMBARKING ON LIFE.
By the Rev. J. R. VERNON, M.A., author of “The Harvest of a Quiet Eye.”
PART II.
MORAL COURAGE IN MOMENTS OF TRIAL.
PART III.
THE QUIET HEROISM OF DAILY LIFE.
By the Rev. FREDERICK ARNOLD, author of “The Path on Earth to the Gate of
Heaven.”
PART IV.
ENGLISH CHARACTERISTICS:
A Treasury of Choice Anecdote and Biographical Notes.
1. STATESMEN. 7. MEN OF ART.
2. MEN OF PEACE. 8. MEN OF BUSINESS.
3. MEN OF WAR. 9. MEDICAL MEN.
4. MEN OF LAW. 10. PIONEERS & TRAVELLERS.
5. MEN OF LETTERS. 11. ENGINEERS.
6. MEN OF SCIENCE. 12. INVENTORS.
13. MEN OF ENTERPRISE, SOCIAL & PHILANTHROPIC.
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LONDON: STANLEY RIVERS & CO.
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