HARRIOT STANTON BLATCH CONTENTS FOREWORD BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT I. OUR FOE II.

It is a real pleasure to write this foreword to the book which Mrs. Harriot Stanton Blatch dedicates to the women of Great Britain and France; to the women who through the years of the great war have stood as the second line of defense against the German horror which menaces the liberty and civilization of the entire world.

Foreword on The study of the Bible, by S. Parkes Cadman.

Hosea, the heart and holiness of God. Foreword for the American ed.

" THE END [Footnote A: This message will be found in facsimile in the foreword of this book.

The readers of this volume will share our regret that the preface cannot be written by Mr. Nye, who would have introduced his volume with a characteristically appropriate and humorous foreword in perfect harmony with the succeeding narrative.

The second edition was issued in two forms: one similar to the first edition and one with only frontispiece, a portrait of Shakespear, and the following foreword from the pen, I imagine, of Mr. Godwin: ADVERTISEMENT TO THE SECOND EDITION