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Stone, D. $1 Barse & Hopkins Grosset $3 Sent forth. Tilroe, W. E. $1.75 Abingdon A Badger Yoke, The. Miller, E. 75c. Rare Books, Autographs and Prints COMMITTEE with General Castelnau of the French Army at its head, is arranging for the erection of a statue to Jean-Henri Fabre, the distinguished French nature writer. The midsummer issue of the catalog of Maggs Brothers of London, containing many rare books, historical, biographical and literary, contains a supplement of books on printing, bibliography and books about books. A study of Thomas Rowlandson's drawings and water colors, with an introductory sketch by A. P. Oppe, edited by Geoffrey Holme, has been published by The Studio of London. It presents sixteen reproductions in colors and a larger number in monotone. The antique shop in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, known as the "Old Curiosity Shop," and associated with Dickens has just been sold and its purchaser announces his purpose of keeping it unchanged, thus relieving general anxiety as to its removal. An old house in Gentilly, on the banks of the River Bieve, at the gate of Paris, is about to be torn down. One hundred years ago Victor Hugo lived here and met Adele Foucher and became engaged to her. The place is mentioned in several of his novels. An exhaustive and handsomely illustrated "History of the New York Public Library," including its beginnings in the Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations, has been published by the library. It is written by Harry Miller Lydenburg, chief reference librarian, who had access to all the original documents and sources of information. A clay tablet interpreted by C. J. Gadd of the British Museum, at the recent annual meeting of the British Academy, shows that the famous fall of Nineveh after a siege by King Nabopolassar, leader of the Babylonian forces against the Assyrian capital, really took place 612 B. C. and not, as the histories state, in 606. Lord Charnwood's "Life of Theodore Roosevelt," which will be published in the fall, will be of special interest to Roosevelt collectors, who are becoming more numerous every year. Written as it is from the English viewpoint, by a sympathetic foreigner, this book will be a valuable addition to the growing Roosevelt literature, bringing a fresh view of Roosevelt's complex character. The book will contain a full chronology, covering the important dates and facts of Roosevelt's life. Several etchings of President Harding appeared in the gallery windows during the last 125 |