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CONTENTS OF VOL. CI

THE TRADE UNION PROBLEM.

By Sir John Marriott

LOCARNO, GENEVA, AND THE EMPIRE. By Brig.-General F. G. Stone

RECENT IMPRESSIONS OF GERMANY. By The Viscount Sandon

FRANCE'S DIFFICULTIES IN SYRIA. By Major E. W. Polson Newman

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE PERSIAN GULF-II. By Captain Guy

Coleridge

CHRISTIANITY AND THE AMERICAN INDIAN.

By E. E. Munte

THE RED-BACKED SHRIKE. By J. H. Owen

CO-OPERATIVE BACON FACTORIES AND THEIR FUTURE.

Easterbrook

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I

14

26

37

48

58

THE PUBLIC SCHOOL Boy. By Stephen H. Foot

THE ADVANTAGES OF A CLASSICAL EDUCATION. By George H. Bonner

POETRY AND EXAMINATIONS. By E. E. Reynolds

MENCKEN AND AMERICA. By Everhardt Armstrong

SOME OLD ADVERTISEMENTS. By Carrol Romer

A LETTER TO An Old SweeTHEART (Poem). By Charles Dalmon

CORRESPONDENCE: REVISION OF THE PRAYER BOOK.' By Rev.

E. J. Bicknell

CHINA: (1) PARADOX AND PRINCIPLE IN CHINA-I. By E. M. Gull

(2) THE CHINESE PROBLEM THROUGH CHINESE EYES:

SUN YAT-SEN AND THE THREE PEOPLE'S PRINCIPLES

-I. By Rev. Ivan D. Ross

(3) A RETROSPECT OF ANGLO-CHINESE RELATIONS. By

George W. Keeton

A CONSERVATIVE'S MISGIVINGS. By John R. Remer

GERMAN AVIATION AND ITS LESSONS. By Robert Henrey

THE PREVENTION OF WAR. By R. C. Hawkin

THE PROBLEM OF THE SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES. By Kennedy Stewart

THE SECONDARY SCHOOL BOY. By H. C. Dent.

THE GRAND CONCERN. By L. Eaton Smith

ON YOUTH AND OLD AGE. By F. A. E. Crew

FORDISM: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION. By R. M. Fox

GENERAL SMUTS' PHILOSOPHY. By A. Wyatt Tilby

THE UNREST IN SHAKESPEAREAN STUDIES. By Sir Edmund

Chambers.

THE CONSTANT NYMPH AND THE MUSICAL NOVEL. By H. E.

CORRESPONDENCE: THE PHILIPPINES.' By Tomás Baldasano

OUR FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. By The Editor

THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS. By Sir Francis Younghusband

MA CONNEXION AVec la NineteeNTH CENTURY. By Yves-Guyot

PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF TWO EDITORS. By Sydney K. Phelps

THE EVOLUTION OF THE PERIODICAL. By C. Hagberg Wright

SCIENCE AND WONDERLAND. By Edwin Edser

THE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE IN THE PAST AND THE FUTURE. By J. F.

PARADOX AND PRINCIPLE IN CHINA-II. By E. M. Gull

THE RIFT. By Fion McEachran

THE PIED FLYCATCHER. By E. W. Hendy

MANORIAL FARMING. By Sir Henry Rew

JOSEPH CONRAD. By Stefan Zeromski

WILLIAM BLAKE AND SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS. By Herbert Wright.

AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CLERIC. By Alfred Öllivant

HISTORY AND POLITICS. By G. R. Stirling Taylor

FLAGS AND EMBLEMS. By Lieut.-Colonel F. E. Whitton

THE POLITICS OF A LABOUR MEMBER. By Sir Henry Slesser

THE SOVIET'S War Against GREAT BRITAIN. By Meredith Atkinson

THE CHINESE PROBLEM THROUGH CHINESE EYES-II. By Rev.

Ivan D. Ross

PLATO, THE IDEA OF PROGRESS, AND INDIA. By John S. Hoyland

RECENT WORLD ECONOMIC TENDENCIES-I. By A. Loveday

THE INVESTIGATION OF CANCER-I. By William Cramer

THE DEVELOPMENT OF WEATHER FORECASTING. By Dr. G. C.

Simpson

THE GOLDEN EAGLE. By Seton Gordon

STORIED WINDOWS. By R. E. Gordon George

IF I WERE STILL A DRAMATIC CRITIC. By John Palmer

MURRAY'S MYSTERIOUS CONTRIBUTOR: UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF

SIR WALTER SCOTT. By Davidson Cook

MARCEL PROUST AS CRITIC AND DISCIPLE OF RUSKIN. By

Jessie Murray

CORRESPONDENCE:

WILLIAM BLAKE AND SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS.

By Delmar Harmood Banner

TRAFFIC. By Carrol Romer

RECENT WORLD ECONOMIC TENDENCIES-II. By A. Loveday

SOME FORESTRY PROBLEMS IN THE EMPIRE. By E. P. Stebbing

THE NEW ROUMANIA. By Mrs. Hanbury .

THE CHINESE PROBLEM THROUGH CHINESE EYES-III.

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620

Ivan D. Ross

ON LAWS GOVERNING THE USE OF ARMED FORCE. By Admiral Sir

Reginald Custance

678

THE GROWTH OF THE READING PUBLIC (1780-1800). By A. S.

THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA.' By Walter Frewen Lord

DUELLING AND SWORDSMANSHIP. By Sir Theodore Cook

THE GREATEr WhitethroAT. By J. H. Owen .

THE INVESTIGATION OF CANCER-II. By William Cramer

THE PROBLEM of the GLOBULAR CLUSTERS. By Arthur R. Hinks

ELMER GANTRY AND THE CHURCH IN AMERICA. By Rev.

Edward Shillito .

THE CHANGING CONDITIONS OF WAR. By Colonel J. F. C. Fuller

THE GERMAN Losses on the SOMME (A CORRECTION TO THE World

Crisis). By Sir Charles Oman

THE CONVOY-I. By E. C. Bowden-Smith

DOCUMENTS: THE WAR DEBTS

759

769

THE PRAYER BOOK A NATIONAL GUIDE. By The Right Rev. the Lord

Bishop of Norwich

795

THE MEDIEVAL TENDENCIES OF LABOUR: A REPLY TO SIR HENRY

SLESSER. By The Rev. Canon Robert J. Sturdee

PUBLICHOUSE MANAGEMENT. By Ernest E. Williams

807

813

THE FUTURE OF THE INDIAN NATIVE STATES. By The Right Hon.

Lord Sydenham of Combe

SOCIALISM AMONG THE SCOTTISH FISHERMEN BEFORE AND AFTER

THE WAR. By J. D. MacDougall

824

831

THE NEW FRENCH MILITARY ORGANISATION. By A. C. Wright

AN APOLOGY FOR RETRENCHMENT. By Penrhyn Chave

THE IDEA OF PROGRESS AND GOETHE'S FAUST. By Fion McEachran

ECLIPSES OF THE SUN. By W. F. Denning

842

853

862

THE ROYAL ACADEMY, 1927. By Delmar Harmood Banner

AN EMINENT Prize Court Judge: SIR SAMUEL EVANS. By E. S.

Roscoe (Registrar of the Prize Court)

THE CONVOY-II. By E. C. Bowden-Smith

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881

894

904

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