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THE MAKING OF SPECIESBY DOUGLAS DEWAR, B.A., (Cantab.), I.C.S., F.Z.S., AND FRANK FINN, B.A., (Oxon.), F.Z.S., M.B.O.U., WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS Demy 8vo., 9 × 5¾ inches. Price 7s. 6d. net. PRESS OPINIONS Christian World.—“In an interesting preface, Messrs. Dewar and Finn enlighten us as to the origin of their work.” Daily Chronicle.—“There is a breezy, refreshing air about the book.” Birmingham Post.—“Messrs. Dewar’s and Finn’s volume shows the value of such first-hand experience.” Literary World.—“The book is certainly to be welcomed for the concise way in which it deals with the greatest problem of biology.” Outlook.—“‘The Making of Species’ is a book of knowledge and originality. Messrs. Dewar and Finn are capable investigators. This work is thoroughly characteristic of our day. A long volume full of interest and very clearly written.” New Age.—“The book is handsomely got up and fully illustrated.” Aberdeen Free Press.—“The book is well written. We do not doubt that the work will produce good fruit and attract considerable attention.” Dublin Daily Express.—“The merits of the book are undoubtedly great. We recommend it to the attentive study of all who are interested in the subject of evolution.” Manchester Courier.—“The amateur entering this perplexing field could hardly have a better guide. The illustrations are confined to birds, but are admirably executed.” Nation.—“An exceptionally interesting book. We gladly welcome the literary advent of two such able and independent Naturalists as Messrs. Dewar and Finn.” Daily News.—“‘The Making of Species’ will be read with a good deal of pleasure and interest. There are many striking photographs.” T. P.’s Weekly.—“Messrs. Dewar and Finn have accumulated some very singular and striking facts in their ‘Making of Species.’” Newcastle Daily Chronicle.—“The authors have stated their facts in a plain and common-sense fashion.” Truth.—“‘The Making of Species’ will do much to arrest the fossilisation of biological science in England.” Sunday Times.—“This handsome volume.” Daily Telegraph.—“Interesting and suggestive. It should receive wide attention.” BOMBAY DUCKSAN ACCOUNT OF SOME OF THE EVERYDAY BIRDS & BEASTS FOUND IN A NATURALIST’S EL DORADO By DOUGLAS DEWAR, F.Z.S., I.C.S. With Numerous Illustrations from Photographs of Living Birds Demy 8vo. 16s. net. PRESS OPINIONS. Spectator.—“Mr. Douglas Dewar’s book is excellent. . . . A feature of the book is the photographs of birds by Captain Fayrer. They are most remarkable, and quite unlike the usual wretched snapshots and blurred reproductions with which too many naturalists’ books are nowadays illustrated.” Standard.—“The East has ever been a place of wonderment, but the writer of ‘Bombay Ducks’ brings before Western eyes a new set of pictures. . . . The book is entertaining, even to a reader who is not a naturalist first and a reader afterwards. . . . The illustrations cannot be too highly praised.” Daily News.—“This new and sumptuous book. . . . Mr. Dewar gives us a charming introduction to a great many interesting birds.” Pall Mall Gazette.—“Most entertaining dissertations on the tricks and manners of many birds and beasts in India.” Graphic.—“The book is written in a most readable style, light and easy, yet full of information, and not overburdened with scientific words and phrases. . . . The habits of the different birds are fully described, often in a very amusing and interesting manner.” BIRDS OF THE PLAINSBy DOUGLAS DEWAR, F.Z.S., I.C.S. With numerous Illustrations. Demy 8vo. 10s. 6d. net. PRESS OPINIONS. Globe.—“Mr. Dewar is not only a keen and patient observer, but he is gifted with the descriptive art in high degree, and his vivacious style communicates the characters and habits of birds with unerring fidelity and infinite spirit.” Sportsman.—“Mr. Dewar has a delightfully simple and quaintly humorous way of expressing himself, and his clever word pictures of bird life make charming reading.” Truth.—“The volume is handsomely produced, and, like its predecessor, it has a number of remarkably fine illustrations.” Manchester Guardian.—“Those who enjoyed ‘Bombay Ducks’ will welcome ‘Birds of the Plains.’ His breezy style is pleasant and easy reading. The photographs deserve the highest praise.” Daily Chronicle.—“Here is a work worthy of all commendation to those who love birds, and is ably seconded by Captain Fayrer’s excellent photographs.” INDIAN BIRDSBEING A KEY TO THE COMMON BIRDS OF THE PLAINS OF INDIA By DOUGLAS DEWAR, F.Z.S., I.C.S. Crown 8vo. 6s. net PRESS OPINIONS Spectator.—“The present book is by Mr. Douglas Dewar, a charming writer, whose earlier books on birds we have had the pleasure of recommending. The book is most carefully compiled, and much ingenuity is displayed in framing this artificial analysis.” Pall Mall Gazette.—“This practical and useful work. Familiarity with these pages would enable the average man in a few weeks to know all the birds he meets in an Indian station.” AthenÆum.—“Mr. Dewar is a careful guide, already known as a careful observer and entertaining chronicler of the ways of Indian birds.” Indian Field.—“We can thoroughly recommend this book to all not versed in ornithology and who wish to know our birds without having to kill them.” ORNITHOLOGICAL AND OTHER ODDITIESBy FRANK FINN, B.A. (Oxon.), F.Z.S. With numerous Illustrations from Photographs Demy 8vo. 10s. 6d. net PRESS OPINIONS Standard.—“This book, dealing with the courting of birds, how they fight and mimic, and moult and blush, is one of the most fascinating we have read for some time. His book will prove as interesting to the general reader as to the enthusiastic naturalist.” Morning Post.—“The book consists of a number of papers—all are delightfully readable. A very interesting and delightful book. The style is always clear and free from technicalities; this volume will certainly prove as entertaining to the general reader as it is interesting to the naturalist.” Globe.—“The pleasantest of reading—produced most charmingly. The book is illustrated with numbers of beautiful photographs showing bird and beast life with wonderful truth and charm. We must congratulate Mr. Finn and his publisher on one of the most alluring nature books we have seen for a long time.” Shooting Times.—“The volume is well illustrated, and is certainly a very amusing and highly instructive publication.” JUNGLE BY-WAYS IN INDIALeaves from the Note-book of a Sportsman and a Naturalist, with upwards of 100 illustrations by the Author and others. Second Edition. Demy 8vo. 12/6 net. PRESS OPINIONS. Spectator.—“Well worth reading . . . told in a clever and vivid style.” AthenÆum.—“These sketches, containing information about most of the animals which attract sportsmen, enlivened by descriptions of their pursuit, deserve praise . . . the pen and ink sketches have much merit.” Times.—“Mr. Stebbing has certainly the knack of setting down his jungle experiences in narrative which is interesting and vivid.” Standard.—“Mr. Stebbing writes with great spirit.” Daily Graphic.—“A first-rate sporting book.” Daily Chronicle.—“Mr. Stebbing writes with the instinct and feeling of a true sportsman. The illustrations assist one to an understanding and appreciation of the text.” Outlook.—“This book is as instructive as it is entertaining, and should prove of great value to the novice anxious to tread in the author’s footsteps.” Morning Post.—“A delightful book . . . full of information and adventure . . . charmingly illustrated.” Morning Leader.—“A fascinating and informing record of every variety of sport.” Sunday Times.—“A striking picture of jungle-life. Mr. Stebbing’s descriptions are vivid and admirable.” Queen.—“Mr. Stebbing has both knowledge and appreciation of the denizens of the jungle.” Pall Mall Gazette.—“This interesting book.” Sporting Times.—“A really good shikar book, full of useful information . . . one of the best.” Country Life.—“A rich and varied record of sport.” T.P.’s Weekly.—“I can confidently recommend this excellent volume.” Graphic.—“An extremely interesting book.” Manchester Guardian.—“Mr. Stebbing narrates his experiences in such a fresh and easy style, and shows such keen and humorous appreciation of the ways of the inhabitants of the jungle, great and small, that the reader can scarcely fail to be interested . . . the sketches are excellent and greatly assist the letterpress.” Indian Daily Telegraph.—“The sportsman in this country will find much to amuse and instruct in Mr. Stebbing’s book.” Indian Review.—“There are many good things in this book, which may be commended to all sportsmen, and should find a place on the bookshelf of all lovers of nature.” TWO DIANAS IN SOMALILANDTHE RECORD OF A SHOOTING TRIP. By AGNES HERBERT. With numerous SOME PRESS OPINIONS. The Sportsman.—“A more delightful book—nay, so delightful a book—is not met with once in a generation. It is sui generis; we know of none that can pretend to compare with it. There is not a line in it that cannot be read with pleasure, while the whole volume contains such a record of interesting and thrilling adventure as one rarely meets with.” The Field.—“The story is told with great animation throughout, and with a sense of humour that carries one on attentively to the end. We shall be much mistaken if this very attractive volume on big game shooting is not soon in a second edition.” The AthenÆum.—“That most attractive book, ‘Two Dianas in Somaliland,’ which shows the author to be almost as skilful with her pen as with the rifle; and that is saying a great deal. The book is exceptionally interesting.” The County Gentleman.—“Miss Herbert’s light, breezy style in dealing with the humours of camp life is highly entertaining. We have never read a more piquantly written narrative of big game shooting.” Country Life.—“This sprightly and amusing book, full of wild life and adventure, of difficulties and dangers pluckily overcome is a welcome change after the innumerable recitals of ‘mere man’ in Africa.” The World.—“Miss Herbert wields her pen to good purpose. She has a keen sense of humour, she goes straight to the point, she scorns padding in purple patches, and yet so vivid is her style that she at once interests the reader in her subject. No man, and few women, will fail to follow her to the end of her adventures.” The Liverpool Post.—“It is a most chatty and vivacious account. The book can be enjoyed by all, sportsmen or not, and it will assuredly take an honoured place among its kind.” The Daily News.—“Certain to receive a friendly welcome from the general reader. A keen eye for the humorous side of things, a fluent and lively pen, and occasionally the display of a somewhat caustic wit, make the volume most amusing reading. We congratulate the authoress on the lively narrative. One can only hope that she will once again go a-hunting, and once again tell its story.” The Birmingham Post.—“This is a book to read, if only for its delightfully unconventional vein; and there is a subtle suggestion of romance about it too.” The Dundee Advertiser.—“The book in some respects is marvellous. It is the revelation of a sportswoman’s mind. Miss Herbert has a facile pen.” The Manchester Courier.—“Miss Herbert’s book is written light-heartedly. It is a delightfully humorous and witty record. It is also an assuming one.” The Daily Telegraph.—“This finely-printed and well-illustrated volume is a thoroughly entertaining and amusing record. Every sportsman will find this brisk and vivacious narrative to his taste.” The Daily Mail.—“‘Two Dianas in Somaliland’ is a book out of the common run . . . very attractive reading.” The Scotsman.—“Certainly no one who reads this narrative will fail to be keenly interested and amused.” The Daily Chronicle.—“You need not be a sportsman—or a sportswoman—to enjoy this book, because it has a vivacity which would carry any reader along. It it written with the merry heart that goes all the day, and it has much to record besides lion killing.” The Evening Standard.—“We are sure that no such story was ever related with greater charm or incisiveness. The volume is very welcome.” TWO DIANAS IN ALASKABy AGNES HERBERT & a SHIKÁRI. With numerous Illustrations. Demy 8vo. SOME PRESS OPINIONS. The Sportsman.—“The warm and lengthy praise we gave to the companion volume ‘Two Dianas in Somaliland’ might be repeated. They should have a place in every sportsman’s library; nay, in far more, for the piquancy of the style, and the charming friendliness of it all, enthral the reader.” The Field.—“The story is told by Miss Herbert with all the free and joyous spirit which characterised her former volume; the same love of exploration, admiration for the beauty in nature, keenness for sport, and withal a womanly restraint and tender-heartedness.” Country Life.—“Miss Herbert’s hand has lost nothing of its sprightliness, she describes graphically and with never failing nerve many exciting hunts. It is to the full as daring and lively as the Somaliland volume.” Vanity Fair.—“The most fascinating sporting book I have read this year, and quite the best written. In a dozen ways I found the book captivating. Miss Herbert’s success is as emphatic in book-making as in hunting.” The Academy.—“We commend ‘Two Dianas in Alaska’ to many readers . . . an amusing and picturesque journey. Scenery is powerfully described, and so are the effects of light and shade and the flight of birds. But the ways of the moose provide the most attractive reading of all.” The Daily Telegraph.—“This is a delightful book, of equal interest to the sportsman and the general reader. Light and bright are the pages. We heartily recommend this book to all readers. It is all admirable.” Ladies’ Field.—“Not less delightful than ‘Two Dianas in Somaliland.’ If anyone turns aside from this book because he or she is indifferent to sport they will lose some very pleasant hours. It is a charming book, and has not a dull page in it from first to last.” Daily Graphic.—“The whole book is amazing good reading. The best book of sport and travel that we have seen this season.” Yorkshire Post.—“This is a book of high spirits, mixed with philosophy. In these prosaic days a romance from real life is not to be resisted.” The Queen.—“Very entertaining reading. It must not be thought that the work is entirely devoted to hunting, the scenery, places, and human beings are also described in very happy fashion.” The Morning Post.—“This delightful book. Lively is a poor name for it, it scintillates with life. We are soon carried away with the zest of it, and the irrepressible humour which bubbles out on every page.” The Manchester Courier.—“Those who had the good fortune to encounter the charming record of the ‘Two Dianas in Somaliland’ will want no recommendation to the equally sprightly description of their adventures in Alaska. Miss Herbert has a ready sense of humour, and her wayside jottings are inimitable.” Fortnightly Review.—“Miss Herbert has a happy knack of amusing the reader on almost every page of her bright narrative, and this alone places her above the majority of writers on travel. 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