A Catalogue of Books Published by Chapman & Hall, Limited, August, 1888

** "A Catalogue of Books Published by Chapman & Hall, Limited, August, 1888" is a guide to many publications from the late 1800s. This catalog displays titles, which include stories about people's lives, records from the past, and guides to art. It mainly presents the newest publications, probably to tell schools and art classes about the learning tools available. The start of the catalog tells the date it came out and why, letting people know the books can be used for school, specifically in art and science classes. It mentions famous books and writers like T. Wemyss Reid's story of "The Life of the Rt. Hon. W. E. Forster’s" life and Percy Fitzgerald's look into law enforcement through "The Chronicles of Bow Street Police Office." The starting pages show many different subjects available, reflecting what people were studying and interested in back then. **