This little book is intended to form an easy introduction to the study of the Egyptian hieroglyphic inscriptions, and has been prepared in answer to many requests made both in Egypt and in England

This little book, like its fellow on Egyptian Literature, has been written by request, and with the view of providing beginners with a handy introduction to the study of Egyptian History.

In the present work, which I have called “A History of Ethiopia,”I have made no attempt to describe the history of that large portion of the earth’s surface which the Greeks called “Ethiopia,” but only of that comparatively small section of it which is to-day named, both by large numbers of Orientals and by Europeans generally, “Abyssinia,” and also of the country of Kūsh, which is now known as “Nubia.”

This Guide contains descriptions of the Egyptian Sculptures and other Egyptian Antiquities which are exhibited on the Ground Floor, in a series of Galleries extending from north to south on the west side of the British Museum.

The present Guide has been prepared with the view of providing the visitor to the British Museum with information of a more general character than can be conveniently given in the Guides to the several Galleries and Rooms of the Department.

In 1949, Warbling Brothers Road Show and Circus travels the back roads of Southern California, playing towns from Lompoc to Palm Springs.

Contains the earlier political history of the Eastern-Nguni clans, by the Rev. A. T. Bryant. with two maps and thirty-one illustrations

This book is a later edition of Olden Times in Zululand and Natal by A.T. Bryant but is essentially the same book. It's difficult to find but is one of the first and probably the most important book dealing with the Zulus in Victorian times.

In the preface, Hitt confesses his work is different. "It is a survey that attempts to cover the entire genre of western fiction that has been adapted for the American screen.