_Thoreau_, _his Life and Aims_, by H. A. Page (Chatto & Windus). _Thoreau_, by H. S. Salt (“Great Writers Series”). Essays by R. L. Stevenson (_Familiar Studies of Men and Books_), and J. R. Lowell (_My Study Window_). The best edition of Thoreau’s writings is published by the Riverside Press, Cambridge, U.S.A. Some useful volumes of selections are issued by Walter Scott, Limited, with good introductions by Will. H. Dricks. _Walden_, with introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton (Henry Froude). R. L. STEVENSON (1850–94). _Letters of R. L. Stevenson to his Family and Friends_ (2 vols.), by Sidney Colvin, with introduction. _R. L. Stevenson_, by L. Cope Cornford (Blackwood & Son). RICHARD JEFFERIES (1848–87). _Eulogy of Richard Jefferies_, by Walter Besant (1888). _Nature in Books_, by P. Anderson Graham (Methuen, 1891). _Richard Jefferies_, by H. S. Salt (Swan Sonnenschein, 1894). _Dictionary of National Biography_. Chambers’s _Cyclopedia of English Literature_. WALT WHITMAN (1819–92). _Walt Whitman_, by William Clarke (Swan Sonnenschein). Essay by R. L. Stevenson (_Familiar Studies of Men and Books_). _Walt Whitman_: _a Study_, by J. Addington Symonds. _Walt Whitman_, by R. M. Bucke (Philadelphia). _Walt Whitman_, by John Burroughs (Constable). _The New Spirit_ (Essay on Whitman), by Havelock Ellis (Walter Scott). The best edition of _Leaves of Grass_, published by David McKay, Philadelphia. * * * * * PLYMOUTH WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, LTD. PRINTERS SOME PRESS APPRECIATIONS of “PERSONAL FORCES IN MODERN LITERATURE” (NEWMAN—MARTINEAU—HUXLEY—WORDSWORTH—KEATS—ROSSETTI—DICKENS—HAZLITT—DE QUINCEY) BY THE SAME AUTHOR “The agreeable work of a man of taste and many sympathies.”—_The Athenæum_. “It is delightful to come across a book so careful, to enlightened, and so full of fresh comments.”—_The Tribune_. “A brilliant contribution to critical literature.” _The Clarion_. “Clever monographs.”—_The Outlook_. “Always suggestive and stimulating.” _The Morning Leader_. “Mr. Rickett writes capably, sanely, and vividly, with a just perception of the distinctive quality of his subjects and considerable power in presenting them in an interesting and engaging way.”—_The Daily News_. “Mr. Rickett is a sound critic and he has a scholarly acquaintance with his subjects.” “CLAUDIUS CLEAR” in _The British Weekly_. “An acute, sympathetic, and original critic.” _The Glasgow Herald_. * * * * * J. M. DENT & CO. 29 & 30 BEDFORD STREET, W.C. Footnotes {0} _The Coming of Love and Other Poems_, by Theodore Watts-Dunton (John Lane).