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VOL. LXXI

THE FINANCE OF IRISH GOVERNMENT: A RETROSPECT AND A PROSPECT.

By the Right Hon. Lord MacDonnell of Swinford

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THE NATIONAL GALLERY : ITS PROBLEMS, RESOURCES, AND ADMINISTRA-

TION. By D. S. MacColl

24

OUB PERSIAN POLICY. By Philip Morrell

40

THE CHANGES IN INDIA. By Sir Andrew Fraser

48

How KING GEORGE COULD WIN THE HEARTS OF THE HINDOOS. By

Swami Baba Bharati

58

THE SOLUTION OF THE MYSTERY OF BIRD Flight. By' George L. 0.

Davidson

75

THE WORKING CLASSES AND A National Army. By Major-General H. B.

Jeffreys

86

Is M. MAETERLINCK CRITICALLY ESTIMATED ? By the Abbė Ernest

Dimnet

98

THE IMPERIAL EMIGRANT AND HIS POLITICAL RELIGION. By Arthur

Hawkes

112

THE PASSING OF THE OXFORD MOVEMENT. By the Rev. A. H. T. Clarke

133

FIFTY YEARS OF ITALIAN INDEPENDENCE: FROM NAPLES TO TRIPOLI.

By H. Nelson Gay

148

THE CHURCH AND CELIBACY. By Mrs. Huth Jackson

165

RURAL DEPOPULATION IN ENGLAND DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

By Percy M. Roxby

174

THE AFTERMATH OF AGADIR: SUGGESTIONS FOR A SETTLEMENT OF TERRI-

TORIAL AMBITIONS. By Sir Harry H. Johnston

191 나

RECENT CHANGES IN ADMIRALTY ORGANISATION. By Sir William H.

White

201

ELEVEN Years of FOREIGN POLICY. By c. s. Goldman

217

THE TRUE STORY OF THE MOROCCO NEGOTIATIONS. By E. D. Morel : 233

JUSTICE TO IRELAND. By Ian Malcolm

252

Is HOME RULE FOR THE GOOD OF IRELAND ? By P. Anderson Graham

267

CHARLES DICKENS : FEBRUARY 7TH, 1812-1912. By Darrell Figgis 274

A YEAR OF Post-IMPRESSIONISM. By D. S. MacColl

285

*THE CHURCH AND CELIBACY': REPLIES TO MRS. HUTH JACKSON.

(1) By the Rev. H. R. Gamble

303

(2) By G. G. Coulton .

307

SOME BRITISH EAST AFRICAN PROBLEMS. By Sir Henry Seton-Karr 312

AISCHRO-LATREIA—THE CULT OF THE FOUL. By Frederic Harrison 332

THE PASSING OF THE OXFORD MOVEMENT (concluded). By the Rev.

A. H. T. Clarke

341

MRS. JOHN STUART MILL: A VINDICATION BY HER GRANDDAUGHTER. By

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Mary Taylor

357

THE LEGAL Position of Women in Norway. By J. Castberg 364

THE COAL CRISIS. By W. H. Renwick

378

A NEW IMPERIAL PREFERENCE SCHEME. By Commander Cariyon

Bellairs

385

HOLDING A NATION TO RANSOM. By Harold Cox

401

ENGLAND'S ECONOMIC POSITION AND HER FINANCIAL RELATIONS WITH

SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. By Edgar Crammond

411

THE NAVAL CASE

FOR RATIFYING THE DECLARATION OF LONDON. By

Admiral Sir Reginald Custance .

435

CARDINAL NEWMAN AND THE CATHOLIC Laity. By W. Š. Lilly

445

LA CITTÀ ETERNA: A REMINISCENCE OF THE 'SEVENTIES. By Lady Paget 466

A · LITTLER' ENGLAND ? By L. G. Chiozza Money

483

THE PORTUGUESE COLONIES. By Sir Harry H. Johnston

497

INHERITANCE OF ACQUIRED CHARACTERS. By Prince Kropotkin

511

THE FUTURE OF THE OXFORD MOVEMENT. By the Rev. E. G. Selwyn . 532

* UGLINESS,' 'BEAUTY,' AND MR. FREDERIC HARRISON. By D. 8.

MacColl

547

WANTED : A MINISTRY OF FINE ARTS. By' Gertrude Kingston

557

OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THEIR INFLUENCES. By Sir Godfrey Lagden 568

THE PASSING OF THE CHAPERON. By the Hon. Mrs. Wilson

582

ENGLISH RADICALS AND FOREIGN POLITICS. By D. C. Lathbury

589

WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND THE LIBERAE. PARTY. "By Charles E. Mallet .

599

*WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT NOW. By Sir Henry Seton-Karr

609

THE COAL STRIKE—AND AFTER. By George Blake Walker

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DIPLOMACY AND PARLIAMENT, By Noel Buxton

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