WORKS BY J. G. MILL A IS 
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH GAME BIRDS. 
With 18 Coloured Plates. 17 Photogravures and other Illustrations by 
Archibald Thorburn and J. G. Millais. 4(0, 8s. net. 
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THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE BRITISH 
SURFACE-FEEDING DUCKS. With 6 Photogravures and 66 Plates 
(41 in Colours) from Drawings by the Author, Archibald Thorburn, 
and from Photographs. Royal 4to, £6, 6s. net. 
THE WILD-FOWLER IN SCOTLAND. With a Frontispiece 
in Photogravure after a Drawing by Sir J. E. Millais, Bart., P.R.A. 
8 Photogravure Plates, 2 Coloured Plates, and 50 Illustrations from the 
Author's Drawings and from Photographs. Royal 4to, gilt top, 30s. net. 
NEWFOUNDLAND AND ITS UNTRODDEN WAYS. 
With 2 Maps, 6 Coloured Plates, 6 Photogravure Plates, and 115 other 
Illustrations by the Author and from Photographs. Royal Svo, 21s. net. 
THE MAMMALS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 
In three volumes. 4to (13 in. by 12 in.), cloth, gilt top, 3 vols., 
£18, iSs. net. 
Vol. I Order Cheiroptera, Order Insectivora, Order Camivora. With 
18 Photogravures by the Author; 31 Coloured Plates by the 
Author, Archibald Thorburn and G. E. Lodge ; and 63 Un- 
coloured Plates by the Author and from Photographs. 
Vol. II., Order Camivora (continued) and Order Rodcntia. With 21 
Photogravures by the Author, H. Gronwold, G. E. Lodge, and 
from Photographs by D. English ; 19 Coloured Plates by Archi- 
bald Thorburn and G. E. Lodge ; and 33 Uncoloured Plates 
by the Author and from Photographs. 
Vol. III. The completion of the Rodentia with the Hares and the 
Rabbit, the Cen>id<e {the Deer family), the Bozddie (the Oxen), 
and the Cetaceie (Whales). With 23 Photogravures by the 
Author, E. S. Hodgson, and H. Gronwold, and from Photo- 
graphs ; 12 Coloured Plates by Archibald Thorburn, H. W. 
B. Davis, R.A., and the Author, and 50 Uncoloured Plates by the 
Author, A. Thorburn, Sir E. Landseer, and from Photo- 
graphs. 
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