REVIEWS

Book reviewed in this article: Jurisprudence. By Sir John Salmond. Tenth edition by Glanville L. Williams, ll.d. Making International Law Work. By George W. Keeton and Georg Schwarzenberger. Second edition. Library of World Affairs, No. 1. Leading Cases in Common Law, with Notes, explanatory and supplementary. By Cockie and Hibbert. Third edition by H. J. S. Jenkins, of the Inner Temple, Barrister‐at‐Law. Two Vols. Gore‐Browne's Handbook on the Formation, Management and Winding Up of Joint Stock Companies. Fortieth Edition by P. J. Sykes, Harold Lightman and Stanley Bowie. Trade Mark Practice at the Patent Office. By Irene G. R. Moses, Barrister‐at‐Law. Legal Fictions. By A. Laurence Polak. A series of cases from the Classics. Illustrated by Diana Pullinger. The Death Duties. Tenth edition. By Robert Dymond, Solicitor and formerly Deputy Controller of the Estate Duty Office, assisted by R. K. Johns, ll.b., of the Estate Duty Office, Somerset House. The Death Duties. Second edition by G. M. Green, ll.b. lond., Solicitor; of the Estate Duty Office; one of the editors of Tristram & Coote's Probate Practice. Legal Aid for the Poor. By Ernst J. Cohn and Robert Egerton. Quarter Sessions Handbook. By Linton Thorp, k.c., and Raymond E. Negus. Second edition by the authors. The Alien and the Asiatic in American Law. By Milton R. Konvitz. Cornell University Press.