This tribute to the San Francisco that passed away with the disaster of April, 1906, has become classic. Originally it was printed in the New York _Sun_, having been written with a copy-boy at the author's elbow. Inspired by the thought of intimate ties which made every feature of the city dear to him, and the dangers by which it was still threatened, Mr. Irwin dashed off a prose epic which will always remain the truest memorial to San Francisco's greatness. Board covers, net 50 cents, postage 4 cents Limp leather, in box, autographed by Mr. Irwin; net $2.00, postage 8 cents At all booksellers or of B. W. HUEBSCH PUBLISHER New York "She is a lovable creature, as fine a portraiture as any writer of tales has added to our literature in a generation," says the _Rochester Post-Express_ of Denise in A PRINCESS AND ANOTHER by LIEUT. STEPHEN JENKINS "This capital story ... shows as great a knowledge of the historical situation as that famous novel, Hugh Wynne.... In point of fact, the novel is excellent history; in point of fiction, as good a love tale as one may desire. Of excellent characterization, full of clear, contrasting types, yet never straining the verisimilitudes, the book possesses brisk action.... Carried away by the good story he has to relate, he bears the reader along with him. The plot is well developed.... The novel is as much a promise of good things to come as a source of present entertainment.... One is safe to predict a growing audience for Mr. Jenkins' work."--_Louisville Courier-Journal_. "It should probably be classified as a historical romance, but it is vivid, lifelike, and surcharged with human interest. A story remarkable for its reminiscent value, for its constructive skill, for its grouping of characters and incidents in a style which captivates the reader."--_Rochester Democrat and Chronicle_. "Stephen Jenkins has proved in 'A Princess and Another' that a novel of colonial days can still be written that is worth reading."--_Springfield Republican_. Price $1.50 postpaid At all booksellers or of B. W. HUEBSCH PUBLISHER New York * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Hyphenation, punctuation, and spelling standardized when a predominant preference was found in this book; otherwise unchanged. Simple typographical errors remedied; most retained. Some illustrations have been moved from their original positions. End of Project Gutenberg's With the Battle Fleet, by Franklin Matthews