WORKS ON CEYLON BY HENRY W. CAVE I. The Book of Ceylon. An Account of its Varied Attractions for the Visitor and Tourist. "This is a most exhaustive work on Ceylon, and the author, a learned graduate of Oxford, is well qualified by long residence and travel throughout the island to speak with authority. The book is a perfect mine of information."-Scottish Geographical Magazine. "This volume seems to contain almost everything that can be said about the island, telling the reader all he should see, describing the industries of the country, and giving practical guidance as to expenses."-The Spectator. "It is a big name which Mr. Cave has given to his book, but he has evidently resolved that the volume shall live up to its title. It is in fact one of the most comprehensive and thoroughly satisfactory books we have ever seen, and no visitor to Ceylon will be able to do without it."-The Aberdeen Journal. II. Golden Tips. A Description of Ceylon and its Great Tea Industry. With 215 Illustrations from Photographs by the Author. IOS. 6d. net. "Mr. Cave seems to hold a brief for the whole Island of Ceylon, with its varied attractions. The charm of Cingalese life and nature is depicted with glowing colours and interesting details."-Athenæum. "Mr. H. W. Cave has given us a most fascinating and picturesque account of Ceylon. No one will read the book, with its entrancing photographs, without wishing to set out at once to the enchanted island."-Westminster Gazette. "Mr. H. W. Cave deserves well of Ceylon. He has done an immense amount of work in making the attractions of the Colony known to the reading public who reside in other parts of the Empire. His latest work is a splendid effort."-Standard. III. The Ruined Cities of Ceylon. FOURTH EDITION. 12s. net. "A most fascinating and beautiful book. Superlative praise is the only thing it merits." -Antiquary. "Written in a very pleasant and scholarly style."-Spectator. "The warmest thanks of every student of Oriental monuments are due to Mr. Henry W. Cave."-Daily Chronicle. IV. Baudenkmaler aus Altester Zeit in Ceylon. Nach dem Englischen des HENRY W. CAVE, M.A., F.R.G.S. Ins Deutsche Ubertragen von Anna, Grafin v. Zech. mit 65 Vollbildern nach originalaufnahmen des verfassers. 12s. net. |