=THE LORD MAYOR. A Tale of London in 1384=.

"Full of stirring incident graphically told."--_The Christian_.

Mother Meg — Part 102

=LADY SYBIL'S CHOICE. A Tale of the Crusades=.

Mother Meg — Part 102

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Mother Meg — Part 102

"A skilful picture of the Restoration period."--_Graphic_.

=A TANGLED WEB. A Tale of the Fifteenth Century=.

"A charming book.... We heartily commend it."--_Sword and Trowel_.

=RED AND WHITE. A Tale of the Wars of the Roses=.

"A charming historical Tale, full of clever portraiture and antique colouring."--_Publishers' Circular_.

LONDON: JOHN F. SHAW & CO., 48, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.

With Illustrations. Large Crown 8vo. =3/6=.

=THE WHITE LADY OF HAZELWOOD=. Large Crown 8vo. =3/6=.

"An entertaining book of the instructive type, which we always take a special pleasure in commending."--_The Christian_.

=BEHIND THE VEIL. A Story of the Norman Conquest=. =3/6=.

"Interesting from first to last."--_British Weekly_.

=THE KING'S DAUGHTERS; or, How Two Girls kept the Faith=.

"We never met with a book more suited to read aloud to young people on a Sunday afternoon."--_Record_.

=YE OLDEN TIME. English Customs in the Middle Ages=. =3/6=.

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=MISTRESS MARGERY. A Tale of the Lollards=. Crown 8vo, =2/6=.

"A page in history which our young men and maidens will do well to saturate with holy tears."--_Sword and Trowel_.

=JOHN DE WYCLIFFE. The First of the Reformers=.

And What He Did for England. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, =3/6=.

"An admirable exposition of the opinions of a remarkable man." _Notes and Queries_.

The Story of Edmund, Earl of Cornwall. Crown 8vo, =2/6=.

"We trust many will become acquainted with Miss Holt's 'Forgotten Hero.'"--_The Christian_.

=THE MAIDEN'S LODGE; or, None of Self, and all of Thee=.

A Tale of the Reign of Queen Anne. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, =2/6=.

=AT YE GRENE GRIFFIN. A Tale of the Fifteenth Century=.

An Old Legend. Small 8vo, cloth extra, =2/-=

=FOR THE MASTER'S SAKE=. Small 8vo, cloth extra, =2/-=

"We heartily recommend this well-written tale."--_Churchman_.

=OUR LITTLE LADY; or, Six Hundred Years Ago=. =2/-=

"A charming chronicle of the olden time."--_The Christian_.