LORD OF THE ISLES

Each edited with spécial Introduction and Notes, by W. M. JIackenzie, M. A. And containing Frontispieces.

Edited by W. M. Mackexzie, M. A.

THE BRUCE. By John Bareour.

Sclecliuus for use in Schools, with an Introduction, a section on Early Scots Grammar, Notes, and a Glossary.

Price Is. 6d.

Contains somc eharacteristic passages, with the whole of the account of the Battle of Baiinockburn, in which Barbour is at bis best as a narrative and descriptive poet. Knowledge of Barbour will also afford rnatter for instructive cotnparison with the later work in a siinilar field of Sir Walter Scott, whose inheritance in part from the earlier poet is well understood.