Experiences of Life
DONALD HANKEY
Author of “A Student in Arms”
Letters of Donald Hankey
With Introduction and Notes by Edward Miller, M.A. Illustrated, 8vo.
“As a further revelation of the personality of the man who wrote ‘A Student in Arms,’ these personal letters possess an interest difficult to overestimate. They are intimate, human, appealing; they cover Hankey’s college days; the periods spent in foreign travel; the years in Australia, and the fateful months he spent in France as one of the immortal ‘First Hundred Thousand,’ and where he made the supreme sacrifice.”—Christian Work.
ARTHUR PORRITT
The Strategy of Life
“I wish that this little book might be placed in the hands of every boy and young man throughout the Anglo-Saxon world: Here we have practical guidance in the essential secrets which lie behind all Social Reconstruction; even the fashioning of character and the nourishing of life.”—Rev. J.H. Jowett.
EDWARD LEIGH PELL
Author of “Our Troublesome,
Religious, Questions”
Bringing Up John
“It is not only a mother’s book, it is a book for fathers, for all teachers of children, and also for pastors, who will be especially interested in the author’s efforts to separate what Christ actually taught from the ideas which we have inherited from our pagan ancestors, and who will find in the volume abundant fresh material on the most pressing problem of our times.”—S.S. Times.
A.H. McKINNEY
Guiding Girls to Christian Womanhood
In her progress towards maturity a girl requires something richer, something of a more permanent, fundamental order. How this may be provided is set forth by a writer who knows, not only the adolescent mind, but the methods best calculated to enrich and develop the nature as life becomes fraught with increasing responsibilities. The book has an excellent bibliography and list of activities suitable for growing girls.