By DR. J. ELLIS M’TAGGART, FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. _Crown 8vo. Cloth._ =2s. 6d. net.= At the request of many friends, Dr. M’Taggart has reprinted the interesting chapters on Human Immortality and Pre-Existence from his well-known work “Some Dogmas of Religion,” in order to bring them within the reach of those readers who found the expense of the larger book a bar to its purchase. The author is recognized as one of the most distinguished exponents of Philosophy in the present day, and the subject of this little volume is of such vital importance that his carefully-thought-out propositions cannot fail to be of great interest. A SURGEON IN BELGIUM. By H. S. SOUTTAR, F.R.C.S., LATE SURGEON-IN-CHIEF OF THE BELGIAN FIELD HOSPITAL. _Popular Edition, Paper Cover_, =2s. net=. _Cloth_, =2s. 6d. net=. “This is one of the most impressive books that the war has yet produced; it should be read by everyone who wants to regard the struggle in its true perspective.”--_Daily Telegraph._ “An excellently written book.”--_Pall Mall Gazette._ “Admirably written and readable from beginning to end.”--_Morning Post._ “Mr. Souttar is a surgeon with a gift for vivid writing. His book is a quite fascinating record of his experience.”--_Daily News._ “Among the multitude of books on the war this must surely hold a foremost place.”--_Westminster Gazette._ STORIES FROM “THE EARTHLY PARADISE.” By WILLIAM MORRIS. Retold in Prose by C. S. EVANS. _Illustrated. Crown 8vo._ =6s.= It is through our natural love of a story that we are led to appreciate the highest and best in literature. This is Mr. Evans’s justification for his collection of stories from William Morris’s most characteristic work, just as it was Charles Lamb’s for his famous tales from Shakespeare. Morris based most of his poems upon legends well known in other versions--some of the world’s best stories indeed--and it is hoped that the book will be read with interest for the stories themselves, and that it may also serve as an introduction to the work of the poet. With the latter object in view, Mr. Evans has reproduced, as far as possible, the poet’s own imagery, and has not been dismayed by the fact that, in the change from poetry to prose, that imagery may seem sometimes disproportionate and high-flown. The stories included are “Atalanta’s Race,” “The Son of Crœsus,” “The Man Born to be King,” “The Love of Alcestis,” “The Land East of the Sun and West of the Moon,” “The Man Who Never Laughed Again,” “The Proud King,” “The Writing on the Image,” “The Story of Rhodope,” “Ogier the Dane,” “The Doom of King Acrisius,” and “The Lady of the Land.” AT THE DOOR OF THE GATE. By FORREST REID, AUTHOR OF “FOLLOWING DARKNESS,” “THE BRACKNELLS,” “THE GENTLE LOVER,” ETC. _Crown 8vo._ =6s.=