" XHo most complete and compact study that has yet been made of tK© evolution of -soman's rights" M. Y. Evening Globe. A Short History of Women's Rights From tKe days of Avigvista to tHe Present Time With Special Reference to England and the United States By Eugene A. HecKer Master in the Roxbury I^atin School, Author of "The Teaching of Latin in Secondary Schools " Crown Svo. ^I.SO net. {By mail, $1.65) Mr. Hecker, an authoritative scholar, has set him- self the task of telling the story of women's progress, and has done it with much painstaking and thoroughness, and with a manifestation of a high order of talent for discriminating as to materials and presenting them convincinglj' and interestingly. . . . One feels the studiousness of the author in every page. The matter presented is not only carefully arranged, but it is in a manner digested too; and thus the work becomes literature in a true sense, and not an unenlightened assembly of details and facts from the pages of the past. 5/. Louis Times. G. P. Putnam's Sons New YorK London