Red Indian Peril: by L. F. Lupton, and published by The Fanconberg Press, 60 Ealing Park Gardens, London, W.5: 5/6 per copy, postage extra. This is the story of “John Eliot, the Puritan minister who was forced to flee to New England for his religion. His character . . . was so outstanding as to make him one of the most attractive missionaries in Christian history. His labours as the Apostle of the Red Indians led him into many thrilling adventures.” There are illustrations practically on every page, and it is an attractive booklet of 50 pages, suitable for the young.