scientifically and impartially described." English historical review,
1899.

STEAD, William Thomas.

The United States of Europe, on the eve of the parliament

of peace. 1899......

.....940.9 S79 Contents: Towards the federation of the world.-England in 1898.The northwestern states.--Russia of the rescript.-Possible outcomes. The author, who is the editor of the English Review of reviews, has lately returned from a trip to all the capitals of Europe, where he has talked with the leading men of each country on the question of a possible "United States of Europe." In his book he gives the views of the statesmen of the Old World on the political situation of 1899, in the light of the czar's peace rescript and of American "expansion." Besides treating of America's task in the West Indies and Philippines, the "Chinese puzzle," South African problems, the Fashoda muddle, the Concert of Europe and its work in Crete and Candia, and many other matters of current interest, Mr Stead forecasts very interestingly the immediate political future.

ADAMS, William Henry Davenport.

The Mediterranean illustrated; picturesque views and descriptions of its cities, shores and islands. 1880....qr914 A21 ALDRICH, Thomas Bailey.

From Ponkapog to Pesth. 1892....

.914 A36

Contents: Prologue.-Days with the dead.-Beggars, professional and
amateur.-Ways and manners.-A visit to a certain old gentleman.—
On a balcony.-Smith.--A day in Africa.-On getting back again.

ALLEN, Grant.

The European tour. 1899....

.914 A42

An argument for the advantages of a European tour over a college education where but one is practicable. Advice is given as to what is best worth seeing, and the most advantageous way of seeing it. ANDERSEN, Hans Christian.

Pictures of travel in Sweden, among the Hartz mountains, and in Switzerland, with a visit at Charles Dickens' house. 1871.....

...914 A54p

"Not a regular book of travels, but a number of episodical chapters... Imagination, fancy, humour, deep insight into the springs of human affection, are all blended together so as to form a genial, radiant, fascinating book, which it is impossible to read without loving the gentle, large-hearted author, even if you knew no more of him than the book reveals." Dublin university magazine, 1855. Poet's bazaar; a picturesque tour in Germany, Italy, Greece and the Orient. [1879.]..... ..914 A54 "Totally different from all ordinary books of travel-giving little or no information of a practical character, and entirely ignoring the every-day scenes and lions. It is a gallery hung with pictures, each separate and complete in itself, yet each a link of a chain...Many... teem with vivid fancies, and are brilliant specimens of word painting." Dublin university magazine, 1855.

BELL, Lilian, afterward Mrs Bogue.

Abroad with the Jimmies. 1902...

.914 B41a

A humorous and entertaining account of European travels.

As seen by me.

1900...

..914 B41

Contents: First letter; On the way.-London.-Paris.-On board the
yacht "Hela."-Vilna, Russia.-St. Petersburg.-Russia.-Moscow.
-Constantinople.-Cairo.-The Nile.-Greece.-Naples.-Rome.

Notes of two years' travel, ending in the spring of 1898.

BENEDICT, E.L.

Stories of persons and places in Europe. 1887.

..j914 B43

BINGHAM, William, pub.

The "voyage to Europe;" a hand book for a trip to Europe.

Experiments in American domestic life abroad described in attractive
literary style; gives much information about prices, furnishings, mar-
keting, wages, etc.

Artistic travel. 1892...

.914 B51

BLACKBURN, Henry.

Contents: Normandy.-Brittany.-The Pyrenees.-Spain.—Algeria.
"Text seems to have little purpose other than that of a vehicle for the
illustrations. They are taken from many sources...and are almost all
bad." Nation, 1893.

BROOKS, Noah.

Mediterranean trip. 1895....

1914 B77

"Obviously intended for tourists on the excursion steamers...and such
other travellers as mean to visit several places without remaining long
in any, and are too lazy to spend more than fifteen minutes in read-
ing up about each...It has much simple information succinctly put
[and] usually correct.' Nation, 1896.

BUTTERWORTH, Hezekiah.

Zigzag journeys in classic lands. 1880.....

..j914 B98

The Zigzag club visits Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece. Led by the
adventurous Tommy Toby they climb Mount Parnassus.

Zigzag journeys in Europe. 1879.....

...j914 B98zig

Tommy Toby, Frank Gray and four other boys of Master Lewis's school
form a Zigzag club and spend their summer vacation in England and
France.

Zigzag journeys in northern lands. 1883.....

...j914 B98z

Seven nights on the Rhine; a story telling journey through Holland,
Denmark, Norway and Sweden, during which many Rhine legends and
curious stories are told.

Zigzag journeys on the Mediterranean. 1903.... ...j914 B98zi
Caravan tales, sea tales, and travelers' tales told in the consulates of
the East. Explains consular service.

CALLAN, Hugh.

From the Clyde to the Jordan; narrative of a bicycle

journey. [1894.]..

CHILD, Theodore.

.914 C13

Summer holidays; travelling notes in Europe. 1889........914 C43
Contents: Down the Danube to Constantinople.-Constantinople.-Im-
pressions of Holland.-A trip to Naples.-Art notes in Milan.-Verona.
-Venice.-Bologna and Ravenna.-Florence.-Frankfort.-Cassel.-

Brunswick.-Munich.-Limoges.-Reims.-Aix-les-Bains.-A visit to
the Grande Chartreuse.-A holiday on French rivers.

CHISHOLM, George Goudie.

Europe. 2V. 1899-1902. (Stanford's compendium of

geography and travel.)...

V.I. The countries of the mainland, excluding the north-west.

.914 C44

1914 C44

COE, Fanny E.

Modern Europe. 1898. (The world and its people.)......j914 C65

Light-house children abroad; or, The ignoramuses in

Europe. 1889....

...j914 C89

DARLEY, Felix Octavius Carr.

Sketches abroad with pen and pencil. 1869...

FIELD, Henry Martyn.

r914 D25

From the lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn. 1893....914 F45 FORSTER, Johann Georg Adam.

1868.

Ansichten vom Niederrhein, von Brabant, Flandern, Hol-
land, England und Frankreich, 1790. 2v. in I.
(Bibliothek der deutschen nationalliteratur.) . . . . .

GREELEY, Horace.

......914 F78

Glances at Europe, in a series of letters from Great Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland, &c. during the summer of 1851, including notices of the World's fair. 1851........914 G82 GUILD, Curtis.

Abroad again. 1890...

Over the ocean.

1878..

.914 G96 ..914 G960

"We look vainly through this book for traces of the typical American
traveller. Mr. Guild...neither glorifies his own land, nor makes
invidious comparisons between it and the rest of the world...seems
contented with the track beaten by so many travellers and so fully
mapped out in guide-books. For most of his facts and inferences he
seems indebted to these trustworthy sources of information...The
result is that his mistakes are few, but his book is mediocre." Spec-
tator, 1871.

HALE, Edward Everett, & Susan.

Family flight through France, Germany, Norway and
Switzerland.

HEINE, Heinrich.

1881.

Pictures of travel, 1823-1828; [tr. by C. G. Leland]. 2v. 1834....

j914 H15

.914 H41p

V.I. The homeward journey.-The Hartz journey.-The North sea.-
Ideas. A new spring.

v.2. Italy.-English fragments.

Travel-pictures, including the tour in the Harz, Norderney and Book of ideas, with The romantic school; tr. by Francis Storr. 1887..

HOWELL, James.

.914 H41

Instructions for forreine travell. 1642. (In Arber, Edward, ed. English reprints. 1868-71. v.4.).......r820.8 A66 v.4 JACKSON, Mrs Helen Hunt.

Bits of travel. 1893......

.914 J12

"Is an extremely readable book...The subjects are various. Generally,
however, they give us an account of some rather out-of-the-way
corner of Europe in a very bright and engaging manner.' Nation,
1872.

JAMES, Henry, b. 1843.

Portraits of places. 1893...

Occasional Paris.

.914 J16
Contents: Venice.-Italy revisited.
Rheims and
Laon; a little tour.-Chartres.-Rouen.-Etretat.-From Normandy
to the Pyrenees.-An English Easter.-London at midsummer.-Two
excursions.--In Warwickshire.-Abbeys and castles.-English vig-
nettes. An English New Year.-An English winter watering place.
Saratoga.-Newport.-Quebec.-Niagara.

"What makes [Mr James] so delightful a guide...are his quick and
lively sympathies, which discover certain æsthetic values of places and
scenes that might easily have hid themselves from a duller or colder
observer. He has an eye for the character of a place as for the char-
acter of a person, and is able to make known to us not only its ex-
ternal form and feature but also the inner sentiment expressed in
them." Literary world, 1884.

Transatlantic sketches. 1893....

.914 J16t

Contents: Chester.-Lichfield and Warwick.-North Devon.-Wells and
Salisbury.-Swiss notes.-From Chambéry to Milan.-From Venice to
Strasburg. The Parisian stage.-A Roman holiday.-Roman rides.
-Roman neighborhoods.-The after-season in Rome. From a Roman
note-book. -A chain of cities. The St. Gothard.-Siena. The
autumn in Florence.-Florentine notes.-Tuscan cities.-Ravenna.-
The Splügen.-Homburg reformed.-Darmstadt.-In Holland.—In
Belgium.

JAMES, John Thomas.

Journal of a tour in Germany, Sweden, Russia, Poland, 1813-14. 2v. 1819...

JONES, Mary Cadwalader.

.1914 J163

European travel for women; notes and suggestions. 1900..914 J41
Contents: Preparations for the journey.-Guide-books, dictionaries and
novels. About bicycles.- Crossing the ocean.- England. France.-
Germany. Italy.-Some terms used differently in America and in
England. French words sometimes mistranslated.-Comparison of
Réamur, Fahrenheit and centigrade thermometers.-Measures.-For-
eign pronunciation.-Some useful phrases.-A few verbs.

Contains bibliographies of miscellaneous works and novels pertaining
to each county.

Contains a variety of useful and out-of-the-way information given in a
conversational manner.

KINGSTON, William Beatty-.

A wanderer's notes. 2v.

1888...

..914 K27

The author spent 13 years as a newspaper correspondent in Europe.
Selections from his sketches and personal reminiscences are here
presented in a bright and attractive form.

KNOX, Thomas Wallace.

Boy travellers in central Europe. 1893.

Sequel to "Boy travellers in northern Europe." Travels through France,
Switzerland and Austria.

Boy travellers in northern Europe. 1892..

Visits to Holland, Prussia, Denmark and Norway.

..j914 K35bo

....j914 K35

...j914 K35b

Boy travellers in southern Europe. 1894...

Journey through Italy, southern France and Spain, to Gibraltar, Sicily
and Malta.

LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth.

Outre-mer; a pilgrimage beyond the sea.

1866....

914 L82

"It could not flourish now, nor can it flourish hereafter, but it delighted
a literate and sympathetic class of readers forty years ago to whom
it was a pleasant revealment of Old World places, customs, stories and
literatures. It was quietly humorous, it was prettily pathetic, and it
was pensive and poetical." Scribner's monthly, 1878.

LOOMIS, Lafayette Charles.

Index guide to travel and art-study in Europe. 1896......1914 L85
Contents: Scenery, arts, history, legend and myth.-Catalogue of the
noted works of art in the principal galleries of central Europe.-
Routes, embracing the principal through lines of travel.

"Attractive and original volume... abundant maps of cities, plans of
galleries, and charts of railway and river routes, to say nothing of the
art illustrations, which are both numerous and of good quality."
Nation, 1882.

MCCABE, James Dabney, (pseud. Edward Winslow Martin).
Round about Europe; the adventures of a party of young
Americans in a journey through Europe to Constan-
tinople......

MCCORMICK, Eliot, and others.

Wonder stories of travel. 1886..

...j914 M12

.j914 M14

Thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe.

1880...

.914 M16

Collection of stories from "Wide awake."

MacGREGOR, John, 1825-92.

The same.. 1880...

1914 M16

"During the summer of 1865 MacGregor launched his canoe the Rob
Roy, and started on the first of those solitary cruises by which he is
best known... Starting down the Thames, and round the coast to
Dover, MacGregor crossed the Channel by steamer and navigated a
network of rivers, canals and lakes... The log was published...in the
little book 'A thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe,' which was per-
haps the most popular work of the year. Up to this time the canoe
had hardly been known in England, and MacGregor may be considered
the patron saint of canoeing and canoe clubs... MacGregor had much
literary facility, and was a good draughtsman, always illustrating his
own books." Dictionary of national biography.

MAHAFFY, John Pentland, & Rogers, J.E.T.

Sketches from a tour through Holland & Germany. 1889..914 M25 "Shows a clear insight into the peculiar social conditions of Holland. The chapters devoted to Germany are chiefly interesting because they describe a part of the country rarely visited, viz., the Baltic provinces and some old cities in the interior." Nation, 1889.

MERIWETHER, Lee.

Tramp trip; how to see Europe on fifty cents a day. 1886..914 M63 "High life in Europe has been paid sufficient attention to by travellers and writers. I was desirous of seeing something of low life; I donned the blouse and hobnailed shoes of a workman, and spent a year in a 'Tramp Trip' from Gibraltar to the Bosporus... The reader may possibly not care to make the experiment himself, yet the perusal of how another travelled on fifty cents a day may not prove altogether uninteresting." Preface.

MOLL, Oscar, comp.

European health and pleasure resorts; a European itinerary. 1900..

...

1914 M79 Fullest for Great Britain and Ireland, which occupy half the volume, with Germany, France, Holland and Switzerland next in order. Tables of health resorts in each country are given, also a tourist's telegraphic cable code, a dictionary of phrases, and an excellent map of Paris. MORRISON, Leonard Allison.

Among the Scotch-Irish, and a tour in seven countries, in

Ireland, Wales, England, Scotland, France, Switzer-
land and Italy, with history of Dinsmoor family.
1891....

.1914 M91

Rambles in Europe: in Ireland, Scotland, England, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and France, with historical facts relating to Scotch-American families, gathered in Scotland and the north of Ireland. [1888.].....914 M919 MOULTON, Mrs Louise (Chandler). Lazy tours in Spain and elsewhere. Contents: A lazy tour in Spain. In southern Italy.-In and about Rome. Florence the fair.-Paris and pictures.-Rambles in Switzerland. Certain French cures.--How they cure themselves in Germany. -At Wiesbaden, and after.-An English "cure," and a glimpse of Yorkshire.

MURRAY, John, pub.

1896.....

...914 M94

Handbook for travellers on the continent; a guide to

Holland, Belgium, Prussia, northern Germany and

the Rhine from Holland to Switzerland. 1858......... 1914 M97 NARJOUX, Félix.

Notes and sketches of an architect during a journey in

the northwest of Europe. 1877.....
Includes Holland, Germany and Denmark.

PAGET, Violet, (pseud. Vernon Lee).

.1914 N13

Genius loci; notes on places. 1899....

.914 P14

Contents: Augsburg.-Holy week in Tuscany.-In Touraine.-Siena and