REVIEWS

Book reviewed in this article The Cambridge Ancient History. Edited by S. A. C ook , F. E. A dcock and M. P. C harlesworth . Vol. x, The Augustan Empire, 4A B.C.‐A.D. 70. 1934. Spin: A brief history. By W illiacm . A tkinson .1934. The History of Spin, 711‐1931. By L. B ertrand and S ir C harles P etrie. 1934. The Origins of Modern Spain. By J. B. T rend . 1934. A General Survey of British History, from the Earliest Times to 1924. By S ir R obert S . R ait . 1934. 507 pp. Nelson. 1s. 6d. A Concise History of Britain. By R obert R. R ayner. 1934. Statuta Capitulorum Generalium Ordinis Cisterciensis ab anno 1116 ad annum 1786. Edidit J osephus ‐M aria C auntvez , Ord. Cist. Ref. Tomus i, 1116‐1220 (1933) Sir Walter Raleigh. The Last of the Elizabethans. By B. T hompson . 1935. The Edinburgh Source Book for British History (1603‐1707). Edited by B asil W illiams. 1933. England during the Interregnum (1642‐1660). By M argaret J ames and M aureen W einstock . 1935. The Great Trek. By E ric A ndebson W alker. 1934. Cecil Rhodes. By W illiam P lomer 1933. 179 pp. Peter Davies. 5s. The Political Influence of Queen Victoria (1861‐1901). By F rank H ardie. 1935. 258 pp. Milford. 8s. 6d. Britain and the Balkan Crisis, 1875‐1878. By W alter G. W irthwein . 1935. 433 pp. Columbia University Press (London: P. S. King). 22s. 6d. We Europeans: A Survey of Racial Problems. By J ulian S. H uxley and A. C. H addon . 1935. 299 pp. Jonathan Cape. 8s. 6d. An Historical Geography of Europe. By G ordon E ast . 1935. The Teaching of History in Schools: a new approach. By F. R. W orts. 1935. History Teaching in Schools. By A. F. H attersley. 1935. Citizens in the Making. By F. C. H appold. 1935. 146 pp. Christophers. 4s. 6d. Old and New. Thoughts on the Modern Study of History. By F. S. M arvin. 1935. 224 pp. Ivor Nicholson and Watson. 4s. 6d. Leaders, Dreamers and Rebels. By R enea F uulup ‐M iller. Translated by E den and C edar P aul. 1935.