BLACK'S LITERARY READERS

Book I.

With 8 full-page illustrations in colour and 35 in black and white in the text.

Price lOd.

Book IL With 8 full-page illustrations in colour and 40 in black and vfhite in the text.

Price Is.

Book III.

With 8 full-page illustrations in colour and 48 in black and white in the text.

Price Is. 4d.

Book IV.

With S full-page illustrations in colour and 63 in black and n'hite in the text.

Price Is. 6d.

Book V.

With 8 full-page illuati-ations in colour and 44 in black and white.

Price Is. 6d.

Book VI.

With 8 full-page illustrations in colour and many in blaek and white.

Price Is. 9d.

The spécial feature of this set of Readers is that in ail books above the Second an attempt is made to show how Britain came by lier world-wide Empire. In the Third Book the spécial lessons deal simply with gênerai considérations — how colonies are gained, their uses, in what manner they benefit the Mother Country, and in what mannsr she benefits them. In the remaining books the great colonies are taken in turn, and a séries of lessons given on their history and how we came by them. Three-fourths of the prose consists of lessons of gênerai interest.

By E. E. Speight.

BLACK'S SENTINEL READERS.

Books IV. and V.

Each containing 8 full-page illustrations in colour. Crown 8vo, cloth.

Price Is. 6d. each. In this séries of Readers the aim is that every extract should serve two pvirposes, (1) that of the reading lesson, and ('2) as an illustration of some désirable action or attitude.

BLACK'S EDUCATIONAL SERIES (Continued)

ENGLISH (Continued).