It is hoped to secure as authors of the several volumes writers whose practical experience, or whose close study of the subjects, establishes a claim to recognition and acceptance. Every endeavour will be made, as occasion arises, to meet the needs of both Services by the publication of volumes dealing with particular questions of immediate importance. Now ready. Naval and Military Essays. Papers read at the International Historical Congress, 1913. Edited by JULIAN CORBETT, LL.M., and H. J. EDWARDS, C.B. Ocean Trade and Shipping. By DOUGLAS OWEN, Barrister-atLaw, Lecturer at the Royal Naval War College and at the London School of Economics. In preparation. The Navy in the War of 1739-48. [Two volumes.] By Captain H. W. RICHMOND, R.N. Maritime International Law. By A. PEARCE HIGGINS, M.A., LL.D., of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, Lecturer at Clare College, Cambridge, at the London School of Economics and at the Royal Naval War College. The Italian-Turkish War. By Major H. H. WADE. Strategy for Englishmen. By Brevet Lieut.-Colonel W. D. BIRD, D.S.O., p. s. c., The Queen's. From Bull Run to Port Republic, 1861-2. By LieutenantColonel W. K. SCHARLIEB, late 5th Cavalry, Director of Military Studies in the University of Cambridge. Non-Regular v. Regular Troops in the North of France, 1870-1. By Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel L. J. Bols, D.S.O., p. s. c., The Devonshire Regiment. Cambridge University Press Fetter Fane, London: C. F. CLAY, Manager |