The Caimpaign with Kuropatkin. By Douglas Story. London: 'T. Werner Lauri Three books on the war are already announced in London as "the first" to appear, as if there were a special virtue in immaturity. Mr. Cowen's book we have noticed already; here is Mr. Douglas Story's; the third, by Mr. Palmer, has not yet reached us. It seems unkind to call Mr. Story's a ceatchpenny book, but this is undoubtedly what it is, snd so little value. does Mr. Story himself attach to it that he has not taken the trouble to provi with an index. The publisher has done everything in his power to make it attractive. It is excellently printed on seem bee at capital snapshots. It is bound per, and illustrated with a large
in white cloth, while on the outside is a representation of the Cross of St. George, "the highest reward in Russia for conspicuous valour in the presence of the enemy." The binding gives the key to
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