NEW BOOKS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20150, 19 May 1928, Page 2

NEW BOOKS

WANGANUI LIBRARY ADDITIONS OF THE WEEK This week’s accessions to the Circulating Department of the Public Library are as follows: — i Fiction.—Conquest, J., “An Eastern I Lover”; Dodd Cath. 1., “Queen Anne Earthings”; Gibbs P., “Ago of Rea-I son”; Gregory, J., “Emerald Trails”; Hough, C. S., “Have a Heart”; Lund, Capt. T. “Weston of the Royal N.W. Mounted Police”; Maughan W. S., “Ashen den”; Alorrison, W., “Road End”; Trent, P., “Celia’s Career”; Williamson, H., “Tarka the Otter.” Non-Fiction. —Adam, Hugh G., “Au Australian Looks at America’*; Beaumont, J. C .H., “Ships—and People”; Burv, J. 8., “A History of the Roman Empire (27 8.C.-180 A.D.) Carter, Eliz., “Moral Discourses of Epictetus”; Collier, Jeremy, “ Aleditations of Alarcus Aurelious”; Cunningham, W., “Western Civilisation”; Davidson, J. L. S., “Cicero”; Ferrero, G., “Character and Events of Roman History”; Ferrero, G., “Rim of Anccnt Civilisation and tho Triumph of Christianity”; Firth, John 8., “Augustus Caesar”; Fowler, W. W., “Julius Caesar”; Glover, T. R., “Conflict of Religions in the Early Empire”; Goodman, Paul, “A History of the Jews”; Jorga, N., “The Byzantine Empire”; Alattingly, H., “The Imperial Civil Service of Rome”; Alead, G. R. S., “Alysteries of Alithra”; Alunro, H. A. J., “Lucretius on the Nature of Things”; Oman, Sir C. “Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic”; Ramsay, Wm., “Elementary Alanual of Roman Antiquities”; Smith, B. Bosworth, “Rome and Carthage”; Webster, Hutton, “A History of the Ancient World”; Wells, H. G., “Tho Way the World is Going.”