Prof. Fiske's Work

'■Vhat a fortúnate thiag ü wonld be if all out college and high school tc.xt books could be written in the clear, attractive ertyle o! Prof. John l'i.-ki' !" This is whiat ne wil] sny upon closlng hls book m "Clvll ueroment In the unit " In setting before ii: readers the principies, motives and proccsses of out bj of govcriimonl, he makes a naturally dry Bubjeci attractlve, eatertaining and ir.struriive. The plan is to slmu tbe historica! rise, firal 'f loca] gorérnmeni ae In the township, then in the miiiiiy. and state, closlng vitli th higbest, i i i .- ï t oí the federal union and it constitución! l'.y 11' historica] ïixM h i; the i.i-;in im' our methods and syeteme is sttown, also the r:m-i ruiÉ varlous rii;in;rs nnder wv rondilimis. [I is 1 i) i-ouilliciui . as a toactoer or ph,floopher converslng in simple ïunmiauv, ahiowlng affalrs of state as practical business matters wliiih we Bhould all Btudy to fcnow. The author aoea ikh claim it to i e complete, bnt snggesU'w and sihmiïathiLi. ae Samuel WTeller saya in mak.' the reader ■ ■ i 1 1 there vos more." Queettone n tlie tcxt are add.'d by F. A. Hili. .f Cambridge, and biblo grapiilloal notes by Prof. Plske. Tlie book is timely in lilis íssmc oí the Oourier, bei aiiB the anthor's lorthcomtng lecture in Univerelty Hall tliis werk. Hongfhtoo, Mffflln & (d. publlsh the book oí 380 pp. for $1.00 net.