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CONTENTS OF VOL. XLIII

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THE WAR OFFICE AND ITS SHAM ARMY:

(1) By Colonel Brookfield

(2) By Major Rasch

(3) By Major-Gen. Frank Russell

(4) By Lord Alwyne Compton.

DO WE NEED AN ARMY FOR HOME DEFENCE? By Major-Gen. Sir Edmund

Du Cane

A RECRUITING SERGEANT'S SUGGESTIONS. By Arthur V. Palmer

A WALK THROUGH DESERTED LONDON. By Sir Algernon West

PARISH LIFE IN England before THE GREAT PILLAGE. By Dr. Jessopp 47, 431
THE CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOL DAYS OF BYRON. By Rowland E. Prothero
AT A TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. By Professor Michael Foster .
THE PRISONERS OF THE GODS. By W. B. Yeats

By Princess Kropotkin

ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH: A SKETCH. By Thomas Arnold

THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF WOMEN IN RUSSIA

IS THE LIBERAL PARTY IN COLLAPSE? By the Rev. Dr. J. Guinness Rogers 135

THE PARTITION OF CHINA. By Holt S. Hallett

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FROM PROFESSOR GILBERT MURRAY AND MR.

BARKING HALL: A YEAR AFTER. By Algernon Charles Swinburne.

GERMAN versus BRITISH TRADE IN THE EAST. By Clavell Tripp

THE QUAINT SIDE OF PARLIAMENT. By Michael MacDonagh

LORD EDWARD FITZGERALD. By Miss I. A. Taylor.

THE FUTURE OF THE ANGLO-AFGHAN ALLIANCE. By Rafiuddin Ahmad

THE PERMANENT PACIFICATION OF THE INDIAN FRONTIER. By Major G. J.
Younghusband.

MORE ABOUT SHERIDAN. By W. Fraser Rae

THE MANCHESTER SCHOOL AND TO-DAY. By Andrew Carnegie

277

SIR JOHN LUBBOCK ON THE 'FINANCIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION: A REPLY.

By the Earl of Mayo.

284

CAPTAIN MAHAN'S COUNSELS TO THE UNITED STATES. By Lieut.-Col. Sir

George Sydenham Clarke

THE REAL GRIEVANCES OF THE UITLANDERS.

GREAT BRITAIN'S OPPORTUNITY IN CHINA By C. A. Moreing

LETTER TO THE EDITOR FROM SIR JOHN C. WILLOUGHBY

ENGLAND AT WAR'-A SUPPLEMENT: BY AN OLD TORY

By Sir Henry Meysey-

312

THE ARMY AND THE GOVERNMENT'S OPPORTUNITY. By H. O. Arnold-

THE NAVY AND THE ENGINEERING DISPUTE. By Archibald S. Hurd

A BRIEF NOTE ON THE NORTH-WEST FRONTIER POLICY. By Lord Napier

of Magdala

WHITE SLAVES: A TRUE TALE. By the Countess of Jersey

417

SPECIMEN OF A TRANSLATION OF THE GEORGICS IN BLANK VERSE. By Lord
Burghclere

448