Isenthal (A. W.) and Ward (H. S.) tical radiography... London, 1898. 2. ed. Prac8°. Kerr (R.) Wireless telegraphy popularly explained. With a preface by W. H. Preece. London, 1898. 16°. Krueger (R.) Handbuch der Baustofflehre... Bd. 1-2. Wien, 1899. 2 v. 8°. Markham (C. A.) Hand book to foreign hall marks on gold and silver plate. London, 1898. 12°. Monet (A.-L.) Machines typographiques et procédés d'impression. Guide pratique du conducteur. Traité complet. Avec une préface de G. Chamerot. Paris, 1898. 3. éd. 8°. Morton (A. H.) Our conversational circle. New York, 1898. 12°. Mosso (A.) Der Mensch auf den Hochalpen. Leipzig, 1899. 8°. Neuhauss (R.) Lehrbuch der Mikrophotographie. Braunschweig, 1898. 2. ed. 8°. Parloa (M.) Home economics, a guide to household management... New York, 1898. 12°. Practical (The) compounding of oils, tallow and grease for lubrication. London, 1898. 8°. Reed (Th.) & Co. Reed's screw and worm wheel cutting up to date... Sunderland [1898]. 32°. Revue général des chemins de fer. Mémoires et documents concernant l'établissement, la construction et l'exploitation technique et commerciale des voies ferrées. V. I-17, 20. 1878-94, 1897. Paris: [1878-97]. 34 v. Plans. Maps. f°. Rorer (Mrs. S. T.) Good Cooking. Philadelphia [1897]. 16°. (Ladies' Home Jour. household library. v. iii.) Rosenberger (F.) Die moderne Entwicklung der elektrischen Principien. Leipzig, 1898. 8°. Schmidt (Dr. K. E. F.) Experimental-Vorlesungen über Elektrotechnik für Mitglieder der Eisenbahn und Post- Verwaltung, Berg- und Hütten beamte, Angehörige des Baufaches... Halle, 1898. 8°. [2°. Trowbridge (J.) Philip's experiments; or, Physical culture at home. New York, 1898. Vaubel (W.) Der Benzolkern. München, 1898. 8°. MILITARY AND NAVAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY. Bedford (Sir F. [G. D.]), Vice-Admiral. The sailor's pocket-book... Portsmouth, 1898. 8. ed. sq. 16°. Brassey (T. A.) The Royal Naval Reserve, the Mercantile Marine, and the Colonies. London, 1898. 8°. Delaperrierre (E.) L'armée française. Organisation. Paris [1897]. 8°. Drygalski (A. von), Zepelin (C. von) and Batsch (C. F.) Russland. Das Heer. Die Flotte. Berlin, 1898. 8°. Guillemard (R.) The Adventures of a French sergeant... London, 1898. 12°. PHILOSOPHY, ETHICS, RELIGION, PSY CHOLOGY. Adams (W. M.) The book of the master; or, The Egyptian doctrine of the light born of the virgin mother. New York, 1898. 8°. Baldwin (J. M.) The story of the mind. New York, 1898. 16°. (Library of useful stories.) Dembitz (L. N.) Jewish services in synagogue and home. Philadelphia, 1898. 12°. Documentos interesantes acerca de la secularización y amovilidad de los curas regulares de Filipinas. Madrid, 1897. 8°. Fielding (H.) The soul of a people. London, 1898. 8°. Herrmann (M.) Die Reception des Humanismus in Nürnberg. Berlin, 1898. 8°. Hirsch (M.) Der Zionismus. Berlin, 1898. 12°. Hocking (S. K.) The culture of manhood. New York [cop. 1898]. 12°. James (W.) Human immortality, two supposed objections to the doctrine. Boston, 1898. 12°. Lazarus (M.) Die Ethik des Judenthums. Frankfurt, 1898. 4°. Mabie (H. W.) Essays on work and culture. New York, 1898. 12°. Marden (O. S.) The secret of achievement... New York [cop. 1898]. 8°. Pautz (O.) Muhammeds Lehre von der Offenbarung. Leipzig, 1898. 8°. Prayer-book (The) of queen Elisabeth 1559. To which are appended some occasional forms of prayer issued in her reign... London, [189-?] 12. Robertson (A.) The bible of St. Mark, St. Mark's Church. The altar and throne of Venice. London, 1898. 8°. Stern (L. William) Psychologie der Verän8°. derungsauffassung. Breslau, 1898. Thwing (C. F.), D.D. The best life. New York [cop. 1898]. 12°. Uhlenbeck (C. C.) Kurzgefasstes etymologisches Wörterbuch der altindischen Sprache. Amsterdam, 1898. 8°. PHILOLOGY-GRAMMAR, ETC. Blass (F.) Die attische Beredsamkeit. Leipzig, 1887-98. 8°. Broch (O.) 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