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The End of the Age, and the Crisis in Russia.

A judgment of modern life, with reference to the revolution in thought and social life approaching for all Christendom. 96 pages. 4d. nett. Postage, 1d.

A volume of recent stories on Revolution, Crime and Death; Regeneration, Love and Eternal Life. With new Frontispiece, Cloth, gilt, 1s. 6d. nett; also cheap editions, paper cover, 6d. nett.

Tolstoy on Shakespeare.

I. Shakespeare and the Drama, by Leo Tolstoy.

'''II. Shakespeare and the Working Classes, by E. H. Crosby.'''

'''III. Mr. G. Bernard Shaw on Shakespeare.'''

'''IV. The Press against Shakespeare.'''

A Criticism by Tolstoy of Shakespeare’s dramatic and liter character. Includes an article by on Shakespeare's negative attitude to democracy. Also some remarks on the subject by and adverse criticism of Shakespeare by the Press, With new portrait (1906). 128 pages. Price 6d., post free, 7d.

War.

Pictures by with readings on the subject by  and others. Edited by Depicts the horrors of war and its antagonism to Christianity. Useful to Peace Societies. Red Covers, 34 pages, 12 × 10, 1d., post free 2. Better copy, same size, Red Covers, thick paper, tinted pictures, 6d., post free 76.

Revolution in Russia.

An inquiry into the causes of the present crisis in Russia, and its relation to similar symptoms in other countries, showing the only remedy. Also a letter on the subject to a Chinese gentleman. With illustrated cover, price 6d., post free, 7d.