The Publishers Weekly Volume 18 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1880 Excerpt: ...in the Northern Atlantic for the Use of Travellers," compiled by Richard Brown; an edition in the Arundel Poets of "Wordsworth;" "Merry Ballads of the Olden Time," with plates and illustrations; "Holidays in Home Countries," by Edward Walford; "The Industrial Arts of India," a valuable work for students and collectors, by Dr. B'tdwood, of the Smith-Kensington Museum; and a new edition of Bishop Wordsworth's interesting book, "Shakespeare's Knowledge and Use of the Bible." The Chandos Classics have three new volumes by Roscoe, translations from and notices of "The Italian," "German" and "Spanish" novelists, and an edition of " Gibbon's Life, Letters and History of the Crusades." The Handy Information Books now comprise a number of instructive books on home matters: "Food and Feeding," "Our Sons," "Society Small Talk," "Manners and Tone of Good Society," " The Amateur Gardener," etc.; and the Druid Sporting Library has now four illustrated volumes: "Post and Paddock," " Saddle and Sirloin," "Silk and Scarlet," and " Scott and Sebright." E. & F. N. Spon will have ready shortly a new edition of George Scammel's important work on "Breweries and Maltings: Their Arrangement.Construction, Machineryand Plant," revised, enlarged and partly rewritten by F. Colyers; also a new and interesting work on "Villa Architecture," by T. T. Smith. E. Steiger will issue during the fall three volumes of his excellent Latin series, and Part V. of Kraus' "Kindergarten Guide." In addition to these he has in preparation the sermons, speeches and biography of the late Dr...