Hutchinson's Important Books
With the Russian Army, 1914-1917
By SIR ALFRED KNOX
In two large volumes, with 32 illustrations on Art Paper and 15 large Maps, 6s. net.
General Knox's despatches were the only real source of information in London of the military situation in Russia. This book not only provides much valuable first-hand material for the historian, but is also of considerable interest to the general reader.
2nd EDITION
Mexico on the Verge By DR. E. J. DILLON
Author of "The Imperial Peace Conference," etc.
In one large volume, 21s. net
"Indispensable to all who wish to understand the main factors of the Mexican situation."—British Weekly.
2nd LARGE EDITION
Memoirs of a Clubman By G. B. BURGIN
With Photogravure Portrait of the Author, 16s. net.
Mr. Q. B. Burgin, besides having more than sixty successful novels to his credit, ha» a reputation as a raconteur and clubman which few men can rival. His book is a delightful pot-pourri of good stories, literary and otherwise. Many famous personalities are here revealed in an illuminating and sometimes unorthodox way, and the fascination of journalism and authorship is described, perhaps unconsciously, by one of the most companionable and witty writers of our time
A Book about the Bee By HERBERT MACE
In crown 8vo, cloth, with 24 illustrations on art paper, 4s. net.
4th EDITION
The Horse as Comrade and Friend
By EVERARD R. CALTHROP
With an Introductory Letter by Lord Lonsdale.
In one large handsome volume, with 68 illustrations from photos on art paper, 16s. net.
'Louis Wain's Summer Annual for 1922
With a large number of illustrations by Louis Wain. In attractive picture cover, 2s. net.
This famous and ever-popular Annual maintains its high standard of artistic fun in Mr. Louis Wain's inimitable style. It will appeal to all.
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