he mind which seeks to penetrate the future of this
union! The eighteenth century at its close coincided with an
accomplished hope clearly defined. The last sun of the dying century
goes down upon a world brooding over an unsolved enigma, pursuing an
ideal it but darkly discerns.

GARDEN CITY PRESS LIMITED, PRINTERS, LETCHWORTH.

Popular Edition, in Paper Covers, 1s. net.

TREITSCHKE BERNHARDI
EXPOUNDED EXPLAINED

GERMANY AND ENGLAND

By Professor Cramb.

With a Preface by A. C. Bradley and an Introduction by the Hon. Joseph
Choate.

LORD ROBERTS said: "I hope that everyone who wishes to understand the
present crisis will read this book. There are in it things which will
cause surprise and pain, but nowhere else are the forces which led to
the war so clearly set forth."

MR. CHOATE says: "Worthy to be placed among English Classics for its
clearness of thought and expression, its restrained eloquence, and its
broad historical knowledge ... it explains very lucidly, not the
occasion, but the cause (the deep-seated cause) of the present war."

The _Times_ says: "A book of warning and enlightenment, written with
all a man's strength and sincerity, for which we must be profoundly
grateful."

The _Spectator_ says: "Let our readers buy this little book and see for
themselves what the nature of the inspiration is at the back of the
German Imperialism. They will learn in the smallest possible space
what Germany is fighting for and what Britain is resisting."

Three Important Works

THE GERMAN WAR BOOK

Being "The Usages of War on Land" issued by the Great General Staff of
the German Army.

Translated, with a Critical Introduction, by J. H. MORGAN, M.A.

Professor of Constitutional Law at University College, London; late
Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford; Joint Author of "War; Its Conduct
and its Legal Results."

_Crown 8vo. 2s. 6d. net._

This official and amazingly cynical War Book of the Prussian General
Staff lays down the rules to be followed by German officers in the
conduct of War in the field, e.g., as to non-combatants, forced levies,
neutrals, hostages. Its importance and interest cannot be exaggerated.

FRANCE IN DANGER

By PAUL VERGNET. Translated by BEATRICE BARSTOW.

_Crown 8vo. 2s. 6d. net._

Monsieur Paul Vergnet in this book did for the French Public what
Professor Cramb did for England. After a careful study of the
Polit