UNIFORM IN STYLE AND BINDING W VOLUMES Gass's Journal of the Lewis and Clark Expedition rinted from the Edition of 1811. With an Introduction by DR. JAMES K. HOSMER, an analytcal Index, fascimiles of the origina' illustrations, and a rare portrait of Patrick Gass. The appearance of this volume in t year of Lewis and Clark celebrations is especially pertinent, as no prac library edition has been available of the "Journal of Patrick Gass." The work originally appeared in 1807, ran through three editions, the third dated 1811, but no reprint has been made since the somewhat crude On published at Dayton, Ohio, in 1847, which has, of course, long been out of print. In one square_octavo volume, 350 pages, boxed, $3.50 net. Large-paper edition, on Brown's hand-made paper, illustrations on Japan paper, Lahontan's "New Voyages to North America" inted from the English Edition of 1703. With Introduction, Notes, and analytical Index by REUBEN GOLD THWAITES, LL. D., a Bibliography by Victor Hugo Paltsits, facsimiles of origial title-pages, and twenty-four maps and illustrations. The selections of the famous writings of Baron Lahontan for republication is a natural one after the success of eprint of Hennepin issued in 1903. It is a logical step in the preparation of the Americana series planned by rs. McClurg & Co., and the appearance of Lahontan's Voyages in a standard library edition will be as welcome at of the preceding volumes. Like the Hennepin, it is a word-for-word reprint. In two square octavo volumes, about 700 pages, boxed, $6.00 _net. Large-paper edition, on Brown's hand-made paper, illustrations on Japan paper, VIOUSLY ISSUED Father Louis Hennepin's "A New Discovery" (Nouvelle Découverte) et Reprint of the Second Issue of 1698. With Introduction, Notes, and analytical Index by REUBEN GOLD THWAITES, LL. D., a new Bibliography by Victor Hugo Paltsits, facsimiles of the seven full-page illustrations, and two large folding maps. This particular book by Father Hennepin is generally considered the most representative product of his pen, as a human document it has few rivals in our literature. Moreover, it is the only one of the Hennepin books upon the market. None of the many recent reprints of Americana is of greater importance to collectors and students than the sue of Father Louis Hennepin's 'A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America.' Mechanically, the is superbly produced, and it seems to us the best made book, in every particular, that has been offered the during the current season."-Chicago Evening Post. It should be a subject of rejoicing among those of our citizens who cherish the past, that Dr. Thwaites and his shers have given us these two beautiful and scholarly volumes a presentment which leaves nothing more to esired."-Minneapolis Times. In two square octavo volumes, 711 pages, boxed, $6.00_net. ge-paper edition (limited) on Brown's hand-made paper, illustrations on Japan, boxed, $18.00 net. istory of the Expedition of Captains Lewis and Clark 1804-5-6 rinted from the Edition of 1814. With an Introduction by JAMES K. HOSMER, LL. D., an anaytical Index, photogravure portraits, and maps. This edition of the famous Journal has been prepared to meet the urgent need for a standard, popular edition, thing that has not been available for years. We have nothing but praise for this clear and handsome reprint."-The Nation. Of the several new editions of this valuable narrative, this is by far the best and most complete.”—Minneap- (limited) on Broann's hand-made baber bortraits on laban boxed. $1500 met |