Henry VII. From an original painting in the National Portrait Gallery. Chapel of Henry VII, Westminster Villars, England. Henry VIII From an engraving after the painting at Hampton Court. The Ruined Abbey, Glastonbury Coronation Procession of Edward VI passing Cheapside Cross The two above are from Marck, Königin Elizabeth. Mary Tudor From a painting ascribed to Antonio Moro. Elizabeth After the "Ermine Portrait" by Zucchero. The Ship Naseby" on which Charles II returned to England Hampton Court from the River in the Time of Charles II Law, Hampton Court. St. John's College, Cambridge "The Cittie of Limerick " O'Grady, Pacata Hibernia. Medal struck after the Revolution of William and Mary Knight, A Popular History of England. Great Seal of the Union Victoria Robert Peel After the original painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence. Facing 434 436 AIDS TO THE STUDY OF ENGLISH HISTORY USEFUL progressive outline maps are published by D. C. Heath & Co., Boston, and by Rand & McNally, Chicago. Photographs illustrating English history can be obtained from the Soule Photograph Co., Boston, from whom can be obtained a catalogue and a list of agencies in other cities, and from Mansell, 405 Oxford Street, London. As an assistance to purchasers the titles of works on English history are here arranged in "libraries" of twenty-five, fifty, and one hundred volumes. I. LIBRARY OF TWENTY-FIVE VOLUMES Sources. Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. (Bohn.) New York, Macmillan. ($1.50.) COLBY. Selections from the Sources. New York, Longmans. ($1.50 net.) Atlas. GARDINER, S. R. School Atlas of English History. New York, Longmans. ($1.50 net.) Invaluable. General Histories. BRIGHT, J. F. History of England. 4 vols. New York, Longmans. ($6.75.) Accurate and full, especially on the eighteenth century. GARDINER, S. R. Students' History of England. New York, Longmans. ($3.00 net.) Clear and reliable, with very valu able illustrations. GREEN, J. R. Short History of the English People. New York, Harpers. ($1.20.) A series of brilliant and suggestive essays rather than an orderly history. Special Periods. CREIGHTON, M. Age of Elizabeth. (Epochs.) New York, Longmans. ($1.00.) Best short account. FREEMAN, E. A. Old English History. New York, Macmillan. ($1.50.) A small, useful book. FREEMAN, E. A. Short History of the Norman Conquest. Oxford. Clarendon. ($0.60.) By the great authority on this period. GARDINER, S. R. Puritan Revolution. (Epochs.) New York, Longmans. ($1.00.) An admirable book by the leading authority. STUBBS, W. Early Plantagenets. (Epochs.) New York, Longmans. ($1.00.) Best short book on the period by a great historian. Biography. MACAULAY. Essays and Lays. (Essays on Clive, Chatham, Hampden, Hastings.) New York, Longmans. ($1.00.) MORLEY, J. Walpole. New York, Macmillan. ($0.75.) OMAN. Warwick. New York, Macmillan. ($0.75.) A good sketch of the times. SMITH, G. Three English Statesmen. (Pym, Cromwell, Pitt.) New York, Macmillan. ($1.50.) Constitution. MONTAGUE, F. Elements of English Constitutional History. New Industry. Boston, CUNNINGHAM AND MACARTHUR. Outlines of English Industrial History. New York, Macmillan. ($1.50.) A reliable ele mentary work. TAYLOR, W. C. The Factory System and the Factory Acts. New York, Scribners. Colonies. ($1.00.) COTTON AND PAYNE. English Colonies and Dependencies. (Citizen's Series.) New York, Macmillan. ($1.00.) PAYNE. History of European Colonies. New York, Macmillan. ($1.10.) A short general history of the subject. Architecture. PARKER, J. Introduction to the Study of Gothic Architecture. New York, Scribners. ($2.00.) Best small book. This selection can probably be purchased it ordered from any firm of general booksellers for something less than the list prices, probably for about $30.00. |