Mr. Edward Arnold's List, 



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THE CRUISE OF THE ^ANTARCTIC 



TO THE SOUTH POLAR REGIONS, 



By H. J. BULL, 

 A Member of the Expedition. 



With frontispiece by W. L. Wyllie, A.R.A.,and numerous full-page illustra- 

 tions by W. G. Burn-Murdoch. 



Demy 8vo., 15s. 



' The book is one of adventure in another besides the commercial sense, and as a 

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* In reading his narrative we feel none of the eiinui and worry of the voyage. The 

 author's fun lightens up in a most welcome way a tale which has in it much that is 

 intrinsically interesting. ' — Scotsman, 



PERSIA REVISITED. 



With Remarks on H.I.M. Mozuffer-ed-Din Shah, and the Present 



Situation in Persia (1896). 



By General Sir T. E. GORDON, K.C.LE., C.B., C.S I., 

 Formerly Military Attache and Oriental Secretary to the British Legation 



at Teheran, 



Author of ' The Roof of the World; etc. 



Demy 8vo., with full-page illustrations, los. 6d. 



'A book replete with first-hand knowledge, and one that must for the present be 

 regarded as indispensable to an adequate acquaintance with the condition and 

 prospects of Persia.' — Aberdee^i Free Press, 



THE EARLY CHARTERED COMPANIES, 



A.D. I296-1858. 



By GEORGE CAWSTON, Barrister-at-Law, 



AND 



A. H. KEANE, F.R.G.S. 



Large crown Svc, with frontispiece, los. 6d. 



'Mr. Cawston claims to have lighted on an almost unexplored field of research, and 

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