And how I envy them their faith!Ave—Juventas—morituri salutamus!* * * * * * * *The following pages contain advertisements of a fewof the Macmillan novels.The Friar of WittenbergBY WILLIAM STEARNS DAVIS, author of "A Friend of Cæsar," "God Wills it."In the character of Martin Luther, William Stearns Davis has found admirable material around which to build an historical novel of more than ordinary importance. He has succeeded above all else in making the picturesque figure live, imparting to the stirring episodes in which he played a part so much of reality that the reader is enabled to visualize as never before the conditions leading to the religious revolt of which the Friar of Wittenberg was so powerful a leader."In the tale the stirring episodes in which Luther played a part are invested with so much reality that one may clearly visualize the conditions leading to the religious revolt of which the Friar of Wittenberg was so powerful a leader."—North American, Philadelphia, Pa."The story includes scenes and events so compelling and thrilling as to give to this master story-teller a great opportunity to use a mighty event in human progress as the splendid foundation for a great novel."—Salt Lake Tribune."Verily it is a remarkable book."—Philadelphia Public Ledger."No stronger picture has ever been painted than this of the German people who welcomed Luther's appeal to all that was best in them."—San Francisco Chronicle."'The Friar of Wittenberg' is written with power and earnest intention, and should prove a deep delight to those who wish even for their summer reading, something of a certain dignity and worth."—N.Y. World.* * * * *MR. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S NOVELSThe Choir InvisibleThe Reign Of Law — A Tale of the Kentucky HempfieldsThe Mettle of the PastureSummer in Arcady — A Tale of NatureMR. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S SHORTER STORIESThe Blue Grass Region of KentuckyFlute and Violin and other Kentucky Tales and RomancesA Kentucky CardinalAftermath — A Sequel to "A Kentucky Cardinal"A Kentucky Cardinal and AftermathTwo Gentlemen of KentuckyMR. JAMES LANE ALLEN'SThe Doctor's Christmas Eve* * * * *New FictionThe Man in the ShadowBy RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD, author of "Jim Hands."John Temple: Merchant Adventurer, Convict and ConquistadorBy RALPH DURAND. Illustrated by WILLIAM SEWELL.PuppetsBy GEORGE FORBES.The Touchstone of FortuneBy CHARLES MAJOR, author of "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall," etc,* * * * *MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S NOVELSThe Celebrity An EpisodeRichard CarvelThe CrossingThe CrisisConistonMr. Crewe's CareerA Modern Chronicle* * * * *New FictionJulia France and Her TimesBy GERTRUDE ATHERTON, author of "Tower of Ivory," "The Conqueror," etc.Joseph in JeopardyBy FRANK DANBY.White AshesBy KENNEDY-NOBLE.The Goodly FellowshipBy RACHEL CAPEN SCHAUFFLER.* * * * *ANOTHER BOOK BY ALBERT EDWARDSPanama The Canal, the Country and the PeoplePUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers — 64-66 Fifth Avenue — New York*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOKA MAN'S WORLD***
And how I envy them their faith!Ave—Juventas—morituri salutamus!
And how I envy them their faith!Ave—Juventas—morituri salutamus!
And how I envy them their faith!
Ave—Juventas—morituri salutamus!
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The following pages contain advertisements of a fewof the Macmillan novels.
The Friar of Wittenberg
BY WILLIAM STEARNS DAVIS, author of "A Friend of Cæsar," "God Wills it."
In the character of Martin Luther, William Stearns Davis has found admirable material around which to build an historical novel of more than ordinary importance. He has succeeded above all else in making the picturesque figure live, imparting to the stirring episodes in which he played a part so much of reality that the reader is enabled to visualize as never before the conditions leading to the religious revolt of which the Friar of Wittenberg was so powerful a leader.
"In the tale the stirring episodes in which Luther played a part are invested with so much reality that one may clearly visualize the conditions leading to the religious revolt of which the Friar of Wittenberg was so powerful a leader."—North American, Philadelphia, Pa.
"The story includes scenes and events so compelling and thrilling as to give to this master story-teller a great opportunity to use a mighty event in human progress as the splendid foundation for a great novel."—Salt Lake Tribune.
"Verily it is a remarkable book."—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"No stronger picture has ever been painted than this of the German people who welcomed Luther's appeal to all that was best in them."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"'The Friar of Wittenberg' is written with power and earnest intention, and should prove a deep delight to those who wish even for their summer reading, something of a certain dignity and worth."—N.Y. World.
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MR. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S NOVELS
The Choir Invisible
The Reign Of Law — A Tale of the Kentucky Hempfields
The Mettle of the Pasture
Summer in Arcady — A Tale of Nature
MR. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S SHORTER STORIES
The Blue Grass Region of Kentucky
Flute and Violin and other Kentucky Tales and Romances
A Kentucky Cardinal
Aftermath — A Sequel to "A Kentucky Cardinal"
A Kentucky Cardinal and Aftermath
Two Gentlemen of Kentucky
MR. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S
The Doctor's Christmas Eve
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New Fiction
The Man in the Shadow
By RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD, author of "Jim Hands."
John Temple: Merchant Adventurer, Convict and Conquistador
By RALPH DURAND. Illustrated by WILLIAM SEWELL.
Puppets
By GEORGE FORBES.
The Touchstone of Fortune
By CHARLES MAJOR, author of "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall," etc,
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MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S NOVELS
The Celebrity An Episode
Richard Carvel
The Crossing
The Crisis
Coniston
Mr. Crewe's Career
A Modern Chronicle
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New Fiction
Julia France and Her Times
By GERTRUDE ATHERTON, author of "Tower of Ivory," "The Conqueror," etc.
Joseph in Jeopardy
By FRANK DANBY.
White Ashes
By KENNEDY-NOBLE.
The Goodly Fellowship
By RACHEL CAPEN SCHAUFFLER.
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ANOTHER BOOK BY ALBERT EDWARDS
Panama The Canal, the Country and the People
PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers — 64-66 Fifth Avenue — New York
*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOKA MAN'S WORLD***