14 MACMILLAN’S CATALOGUE OF WORKS IN Hozier (H. M.) —continued. THE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO ABYSSINIA. Compiled from Authentic Documents. 8vo. 9s. Several accounts of the British Expedition have been published. They have, however, been written by those who have not had access to those authentic documents, which cannot be collected directly after the termination of a campaign. The endeavour of the author op this sketch has been to present to readers a succinct and impartial account of an enterprise which has rarely been equalled in the annals of war. “ This,” says the Spectator, u will be the^ account of the Abyssinian Expedition for professional reference, if not for professional reading. Its literary merits are really very great.” THE INVASIONS OF ENGLAND. A History of the Past, with Lessons for the Future. [In the press. Huyshe (Captain G. L.)—the red river expe- DITION. By Captain G. L. Huyshe, Rifle Brigade, late on the Staff of Colonel Sir Garnet Wolseley. With Maps. 8vo. 1 os. 6d. This account has been written in the hope of directing attention to the successful accomplishment of an expedition which was attended with more than ordinary difficulties. The author has had access to the official documents of the Expedition, and has also availed himself of the reports on the line of route published by Mr. Dawson, C. E., and by the Typogra- phical Department of the War Office. The statements made may therefore be relied on as accurate and impartial. The endeavour has been made to avoid tiring the general reader with dry details of military movements, and yet not to sacrifice the character of the■ ivork as an account of a military expedition. The volume contains a portrait of President Louis Riel, and Maps of the route. The ATHENvEUM calls it 11 an enduring authentic record of one of the most creditable achievements ever accomplished by the British Army.” INSIDE PARIS DURING THE SIEGE. By an Oxford Graduate. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d. This volume consists of the diary kept by a gentleman who lived in Paris during the whole of its siege by the Prussians. He had many facilities for coming in contact with men of all parties and of all classes, and ascertain-

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