Illustrated in color by W. D. Goldbeck Vivid in its portrayal of fascinating college life, the fine young men and women do more than win victories in athletics and in the class-room--they win out in the battle for character. Vigorous in its practical idealism, this is a story to influence and inspire. A WALL OF MEN Illustrated in color by J. N. Marchand "With God Almighty backing us, we've got to stand up like a wall of men," said one of the Free-soilers, and so they stood, the defenders of liberty and home, on the newly-settled prairie lands--where the tragedy of the Civil War was keenly known. The heroic figure of John Brown appears in the story, and, with all the warring and suffering, young life with its wonderful love moves through the pages of this powerful book. THE PEACE OF THE SOLOMON VALLEY Frontispiece by Clara P. Wilson In a breezy manner the story is told of a New York City man sending his rheumatic son to Kansas for a six months' stay on the ranch of an old Yale chum living in the Solomon Valley. The indignation and expectations of the young man collapse in the face of the facts, and he falls in love with the life of the Kansas farm--and with the farmer's daughter. THE PRICE OF THE PRAIRIE Illustrated in color by J. N. Marchand In this book Mrs. McCarter made her fame secure. It is a great picture of a thrilling time, and a series of events of historic significance. Its pages are redolent of the sweet air and wide landscapes; the pictures come and go of idyllic childhood, of growing love, of Indian danger, of jealousy, of massacre, and of the movement toward the settled life of the plains. It is a poignant and winning record of the price paid for the prairie home. A. C. McCLURG & CO., Publishers CHICAGO End of Project Gutenberg's Winning the Wilderness, by Margaret Hill McCarter