=A Dictionary of English History=, chronologically arranged for Examination Students. By MYRA MARBRON. Being a synopsis of all the principal events with dates in English History. Cloth.
=Historical Readers.= By OSCAR BROWNING, M.A., Senior Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, and University Lecturer on History.
Book I.--Stories from English History, 144pp., cloth boards, 10d. " II.--England to 1485 160pp. " 1s. " III. " 1660 166pp. " 1s. " IV. " present date 168pp. " 1s.
Each book contains a map of England and numerous illustrations, and the right number of lessons and of pages to satisfy the requirements of the New Code and of the recent Circular. Plans of important battles are also introduced.
The paper, printing, and binding are alike excellent.
The above series is the work of an eminent historian, who has made it his aim that the books should be readable and should be history, and who has avoided, as far as possible, the multiplication of dates and proper names, which burden the memory without appealing to the intelligence; and they will be found far superior to any set yet published, for instruction, for interest, for accuracy, and for purity of style in composition. They are equally suited for board schools and for voluntary schools; no political or religious views are contemned, none specially approved.
=Test Exercises in Arithmetic and in Mental Arithmetic.= A Series of Seven Packets of Duplex Cards for the Seven Standards, founded on the _latest_ requirements of the Mundella Code, and in accordance with the _revised_ instructions issued to H.M. Inspectors of Schools. Price 1s. per Packet of Thirty Cards.
=Dictation Exercises.= A Graduated Collection, chiefly selected from the works of Standard Authors; for use in Schools of all grades, and for Students preparing for Oxford and Cambridge Local, Civil Service, and other Examinations. By the Editor of "Poetry for the Young." Cloth, price _2s. 6d._
Infants' Drawing Books. Price _2d._ each.
=Book I.= Vertical and Horizontal Lines of varying lengths in combination.
=Book II.= Vertical and Horizontal Lines, with Oblique Lines crossing one space at a time.
=Book III.= Vertical and Horizontal Lines, with Oblique Lines crossing more than one space at a time.