Foxe’s Book of Martyrs (Abridged).—The Protestant Truth Society, 184 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4, has just published this abridged copy of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs at 2s. 3d. per copy, post free. There are 96 pages of reading, the type is good, and there are interesting illustrations throughout. Emily S. Holt, in the brief preface writes:—”It has been well said that ‘Rome is a lamb in adversity, a fox in equality, and a wolf in prosperity’ . . . But of late years many of her bonds have been foolishly loosened, and she is now a fox. Let Englishmen beware that they do not open the door wide enough to let in the wolf.” To those who have not time to read a larger volume dealing with Romish persecutions in the sixteenth century, on the Continent, in England and Scotland, this booklet will prove informative and provide solemn and amazing reading. It should be read by our young people throughout the Church; and it is cheap considering the cost of books to-day. Rome is becoming bold and aggressive in our own land again to-day, and it is well for young and old among us to be reminded of the past history of Anti-Christ, and the glorious history of so many who revealed the wonders of the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ in their sufferings for His name and Truth.