6  Messrs.  Methuen's  List

Oscar  Browning.    THE  AGE  OF  THE  CONDOTTIERI :  A

Short  History  of  Italy  Irom  1409  to  1530.     By  OsCAR  BROWNING,

M.A.,  Fellow  of  King's  College,  Cambridge.     Crown  '&vo,     ^s.
This  book  is  a  continuation  of  Mr.  Browning's  '  Guelphs  and  Ghibellines,'  and  the
two  worki  form  a  complete  account  of  Italian  history  from  1250  to  1530.
Biography


Southey.  ENGLISH  SEAMEN  (Howard,  Clifford,  Hawkins,
Drake,  Cavendish).  By  Robert  Southey.  Edited,  with  an
Introduction,  by  David  Hannay.  Crown  Svo.  6s.
This  is  a  reprint  of  some  excellent  biographies  of  Elizabethan  seamen,  written  by
Southey  and  never  republished.  They  are  practically  unknown,  and  they  de-
serve, and  will  probably  obtain,  a  wide  popularity.
Cutts.      AUGUSTINE    OF    CANTERBURY.      By    E.     L.
CoTTS,  D.D.     Crown  Svo.     ^s.  6d.  [Leaders  of  Religion.
A  biography  of  the  first  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  containing  a  fairly  fall  account
of  the  conversion  of  England.
Hutton.  WILLIAM  LAUD,  ARCHBISHOP  OF  CANTER-
BURY :  A  Biography.  By  W.  H.  HoTTON,  M.A.,  Fellow  and
and  Tutor  of  St.  John's  College,  Oxford.     Crown  Svo.     3^.  6ci.
[Leaders  of  Religion.
Mr.  Hutton  has  made  a  special  study  of  the  life  and  times  of  Laud,  and  as  the
guardian  of  the  Laudian  relics  and  hss.  at  Oxford,  has  been  ablt  to  throw  new
light  on  various  episodes  in  his  career,

Mrs.  Oliphant.  THOMAS  CHALMERS.  By  Mrs.  Oliphant.
With  a  Portrait,     Second  Edition,     Crown  Svo,     3x.  6d.
[Leaders  of  Religion.
Lock.  JOHN  KEBLE.  By  Walter  Lock,  Sub- Warden  of
Keble  College.  IVith  a  Portrait.  .Seventh  Edition.  Crown  Svo.
p.  6d.  '  [Leaders  of  Religion,


General  Literature


Flinders  Petrie.      EGYPTIAN    DECORATIVE  ART.      By

W.  M.  Flinders  PetriEjD.CL.    With  120  Illustrations.     Crown
Svo.    ^s.  6d.
A  book  which  deals  with  a  subject  which  has  never  yet  been  seriouslv  treat«4.
