The Review of Reviews EDITORIAL OFFICE: MOWBRAY HOUSE, NORFOLK STREET, LONDON, W.C. PUBLISHED BY HORACE MARSHALL AND SON, 125, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. WITH the help of the ANNUAL INDEX, the student or writer can easily ascertain in what Periodicals he can read articles on almost any subject; and, as the more recent Magazines and Reviews are to be found in the newer as well as the old Public Libraries, these mines of current thought need no longer remain unexplored on the shelves with such a handy Key, issued at a price within the means of all. The ANNUAL INDEX is universally admitted to be the best work in its line ever published, and “an absolutely indispensable work of reference" for Librarians, Booksellers, Journalists, Clergymen, and all Contributors to the Literature of our time. The First, Second, Fourth, and Fifth Volumes, covering the years 1890, 1891, 1893, and 1894, are still to be had at 5s. each; or 5s. 6d. post free. The Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Volumes, being greatly enlarged and elaborated, are issued at IOS. nett. Abyssinia and the Soudan, 552 Africa (see also Egypt and the Soudan) : The Future of Africa, 231 The Fashoda Incident, see under Egypt and the Soudan France on the Niger, 88 The Anglo-French Agreement, 1833, (with map), 310-311 • Italy and Tripoli, 310-311 West African Problems, 232 Uncle Sam's Foothold in Liberia, 348 Death of Rev. John Mackenzie, 312 The Rule of the Chartered Company, 149 Meeting of the Chartered Company, 415-416 Trouble in the Transvaal, 15 President Kruger's Concessions to the Uitlanders, 312 The Utlanders' Grievances and Appeal to the Queen, 458, 549 Sir Alfred Milner's Policy in the Transvaal, 518, 537, 538 The Tanganyika Railway, 56 The Cape to Cairo Telegraph, 311-312 Agriculture (see also Land): The Farmer's Year, by Rider Haggard, 52, 148, 342, 465, 561 Labourers' Allotments, 255 The British School for Lady Farmers, 563 Aguinaldo, Emilio, (with portrait), 144, 557 The Alaskan Boundary, 519 Klondike and the Yukon Region, see Yukon Region America, see United States "American Revolution," by Sir George Trevelyan, 180 American People: Why Americans like to live in England, 470 Anglo-American Commission, 214, 519, 551 Arabia: France and Muscat, 213 Architectural Review reviewed, 295 Arena reviewed, 565 Argonaut Submarine Boat), 67, 360 The Army Estimates, 210 Peace and Disarmament, the Tsar's Rescript, etc., see under Peace and The Red Cross Movement, 159 The Horrors of War, see under War The Miseries of Militarism, 339 Youth and Command in War, 352 Alcohol in War, 564 To march stooping, not erect, 468 Art, see Chavannes (P. de), Meissonier (J. L. E.), Morris Wm, Storey (G. A.), Tissot (J. J.), Verestchagin (V.) Art Journal reviewed, 360 Art Journal Jubilee Series reviewed, 501 Art in the Magazines, 94, 193, 259, 262, 235, 378, 46), 501, 598 Artist reviewed, 295 Asquith, H. H., 12 Athletic Women, 355, 562 Atlantic Monthly reviewed, 134, 138, 161, 262, 261, 278, 363, 475, 549, 566, 567,57% Australia: Australian Federation, 115 The N. S. W. Federal Council, 523, 524 Gold in Western Australia, 467 James Tyson, Cattle King, 156 The Native Tribes of Central Australia, 349, 457 The Austro-Hungarian Ausgleich, 17 Austria and Its Mission, 151 Bacteria in Tobacco, 554 Balfour, Arthur J., On Our Public Institutions, 12 2 On the Irish University Question, 113 On the Tsar's Peace Rescript, etc., 327 Baltic to Black Sea Canal, 138, 553 Beaconsfield, Earl of, 51 Beet v. Cane Sugar, 348 Belgium: Housing of the Poor, 257 Beresford, Lord Charles, "The Break-up of China," by Lord Charles Beresford, 590 On the Powers and China, 214 Bible and Biblical Criticism: Prof. Harnack and the New Testament, 245 Bibliographical Notes, 63 Bildt, Baron de, Character Sketch, 531 Billot, Alfred, 151 Bismarck, Prince, 50, 560 Black Sea to Baltic Canal, 138, 553 Blackwood's Magazine reviewed, 51, 78, 134, 153, 178, 247, 325, 373, 469, 476, 547.573 China: The Chinese Emperor and His Surroundings, 466 Rev. Gilbert Reid and His Work, 414-5 China in Decay, 86 The Chinese Problem, 340 Lord Charles Beresford's Mission, 214 Lord Salisbury's Policy, 340 |