account of
the political aspects of the Tibetan problem, the motives
which led to the unveiling of Lhasa, the results of the
Mission, and the questions which still await solution. His
book, therefore, constitutes the most important contribution
yet made to the growing store of literature about
Tibet."--_Times._

THE WISDOM OF THE EAST SERIES

CONTAINS ORIGINAL TRANSLATIONS OF THE
GREAT RELIGIOUS, PHILOSOPHICAL, AND
LITERARY CLASSICS OF THE EAST

Amongst the subjects treated of are Buddhism, Mohammedanism,
Confucianism, Judaism, the Bahai Religion, Chinese, Persian
and Arabian Mysticism, and the Poetry of China and Japan.

THE HEART OF INDIA. Sketches in the History of Hindu Religion and
Morals. By L. D. BARNETT, M. A., Litt. D., Professor of Sanskrit at
University College, London. 2s. net.

BRAHMA-KNOWLEDGE: AN OUTLINE OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE VEDANTA. As set
forth by the Upanishads and by Sankara. By L. D. BARNETT, M. A., Litt.
D., Professor of Sanskrit at University College, London. 2s. net.

THE PATH OF LIGHT. Rendered for the first time into English from the
Bodhi-charyavatara of Santi-Deva. A Manual of Maha-Yana Buddhism. By L. D.
BARNETT, M. A., Litt. D. 2s. net.

LEGENDS OF INDIAN BUDDHISM. Translated from "L'Introduction a
l'Histoire du Buddhisme Indien" of Eugene Burnouf, with an
Introduction by WINIFRED STEPHENS. 2s. net.

THE WAY OF THE BUDDHA. Selections from the Buddhist texts, together
with the original Pali, with Introduction by HERBERT BAYNES, M.R.A.S.
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