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0 re April 12, 1919 failure meant certa four big volumes of his famous » GiventoPrompt Subscribers Abbott's History of the French Revolution Two Volum: Iniform with the Life of Napoleon That nightmare of horrors, The Fi h Revolution nd The Reign of Terror, is pictured ii ese two thrill. : < volumes in all its stark and bloody reali } hear the ravings of the Parisian mob led by ¢ ] —the Lenines and Trotzkys of that day—with loud tcries for freedom on their tongues but with murder a hearts—a horde of savages worse We see how the officer, Napoleon, ted him on that me indelibly on Neros of old. brilliant career that has insc the tablets of far ty of these two volumes, s a ol the influences thy nius, can be guarante con to N donly to prompt sulmcribe s gave di while awaiting the next turn of the wheel of fortune, he was called upon to n death, and how he acquitted himself with such skill and reso! the mighty career he was destined to lead—how even at an early age he showed himself an Alexander in mi ments and a Cxsar in administrative powers—this is the amazing story told by the historian, John S$. C. Abbott, in the PO SOONG A Ns An Inspiring Study in Power of Will In four months Napoleon raised France from an abyss of ruin to the highest pin- nacle of prosperity and renown. For anarchy he substituted law, for bank- ruptcy a well-replenished treasury, for ignominious defeat resplendent victory, for universal discontent as universal sat- isfaction. Whatever Napoleon undertook he performed magnificently. Step by step we follow his marvelous career in these glowing pages of Abbott's Life. We sce him the hi; tenant of seventeen, the keenest pecuniary embarrassment, secluding himself from his brother officers and, his study, with indefati. devoting h If to ion of those stores of knot ich he was later to ons of Europ ne face of the shows us triumphs and achieve- ccidents. His ot the emeditated Never did m for greatness b 2 of fatigue, patient of hard- 1 in’ application, no ncultics could deter, no dar daunt, no obstacles n prepare the way more herculean wy. ution that then and there of all the crowned heads of Europe, and the arbiter of the destinies of a continent—how, half fed and shabbily clothed, perform an act of desperate heroism, where f H I [“ an unknown and friendless youth, a penniless charity student, became the Emperor of a great nation, the master vas opened up tary achieve- | LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE His Magnetic Personality In no other Life are found such intimate views of Napoleon the man. We learn the secret of the love and devotion of his soldiers whom he never called upon to encounter perils or endure hard- ships which he was not perfectly ready to share. We see the actual working of his powerful mind towards that ascendency that rendered his presence on the battlefield, according to the testimo: his opponents, equal to a reinforcement of men, We understand why he is today the idol of the gallant French people who in the very bosom of their capital have erected over his b loved remains such a mausoleum as honors t grave of no other mortal. MAIL COUPON TODAY to insure your receiving both The Life of Napoleon ani The History of the French Revolution SIX BIG VOLUMES Size 109 x 6% inches 370 Illustrations Bound in Silk Lettering Printed in beautifully clear type, with generous nargins and cop torical foot-notes inished with Gold tops and deckle edies— A SUMPTUOUS SET A Delight to the Eye—An Inspiration to the Mind $1.00 NOW and the d with Gold hed Cloth sta coupon if you at price. Or order at the insta $11.00 with coupon if yo to ave the cash discount. We prepa But lose no time, as the supply is strictly limited MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO. 418 Brunswick Bidg., New York Encl i 09 first payment on 2 Oe Sees Ne On Seen Ana od