THE KING'S CLASSICS The series of King's Classics. issued under the General Editorship of Professor I. Gollancz, aims at introducing to the larger reading public many noteworthy works of literature not readily accessible in cheap form, or not hitherto rendered into English. Each volume is edited by some expert scholar, and has a summary introduction dealing with the main and essential facts of the literary history of the book; at the end there are the necessary notes for a right understanding of references and textual difficulties; there is also a carefully compiled index. It should be noted, however, that while primarily rare masterpieces are included in the King's Classics, modern popular classics, more especially such as have not yet been adequately or at all annotated, are not excluded from the scries. THE SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY. General Editor, Prof. I. GOLLANCZ. Litt. D. 1. The Old Spelling Shakespeare. (Editor, Dr. F. J. FURNIVALL.) II. The Shakespeare Classics. III. The Lamb Shakespeare for the Young. IV. Shakespeare's England. (Volumes illustrative of the Life & Thought of England in Shakespeare's day.) London: CHATTO & WINDUS. Bibliotheca Romanica. n the Bibliotheca Romanica, under the sub-titles of Bibliothèque Française», «Biblioteca Italiana», «Biblioteca Española», «Biblioteca Portuguesa», will be issued a series of Romance Texts printed in the original languages. Notes and prefaces, also in the original languages, will be a feature of these volumes, which will be printed after the best editions, in a handy form and in clear type. As the Bibliotheca Romanica has been issued to meet numerous suggestions from the authorities of Higher and Secondary Schools, for legible texts at a reasonable price, the numbers will be available as follows. Sewn. Cartridge-paper Wrappers 8d. net Cloth Boards IS. net Wherever two or more units are bound in one volume (indicated by one or more numbers against the title) the price in wrapper remains 8d. per unit, ie., two numbers cost 18. 44.; three cost 2s.; four cost 2s. 8d. In the cloth binding the additional cost is 4d. for the first, and 1d. for each succeeding unit bound together with the first, i.e., one unit costs 18.; two cost 1s. 9d.; three cost 2s. 6d.; four cost 3s. 3. |