as

on death of Lord Salisbury, 390-
his work as Premier, 390-393-
his retirement from and re-entrance
into Politics, 394-his work
First Lord of the Admiralty, 395-
396-his work as Foreign Secretary,
396, 397-399-his association with
Mr Lloyd George, 396-397-his
mission to the U.S.A., 399-his
volte-face on the Irish Question,
400-becomes Lord President of
the Council, 431.

Bath and Wells, Diocese Registers
of, 129 et seq.

Bensusan, S. L., 'Agriculture in
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Berlin, Congress of, its significance, 1.
Berlin Treaty, The: Fifty Years
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Binyon, Laurence, 'Catalogue of the
George Eumorfopoulos Collection,'
407-408.

Birkenhead, the Earl of, Secretary
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Bismarck, his policy regarding the
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Blair, publisher of

'Scriptural

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Bliss, Douglas Percy, A History of
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Blythe, E. M. E., The Soldier's
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Bolitho, Hector, 'The New Zealand-
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Books, Some Recent, 195-204, 403-
414.

Bozman, M. M., translator of 'The

Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart,' 405-406.

British Trade in South America,
314-329.

Brittain, William J., writer of
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Buckle, George Earle, Editor of "The
Letters of Queen Victoria' (Second
Series), vol. III, 1, 3.

Bunin, on Icons, 146.
Bunyan, John, 96-113.

Bunyan, John, his early years, 96-99
-his success as a speaker, 99-
extract from his Grace Abound-
ing to the Chief of Sinners,' 100-
-his prose style, 100-108, 110-
compared to Defoe, 105-106, 109-
extracts from his Pilgrim's Pro-
gress,' 105, 106, 107-109, 111-com-
pared to Dickens, 109.

Burch, Dr Vacher, 'Jesus Christ and
His Revelation,' 410-411.

Bush, Dr Vannevar, inventor of the
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Butler, Dr Nicholas M., Head of
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Byrne, Donn, the late, 'Destiny Bay,'
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British

Calza, G., 'Ostia,' 281.
'Cambridge History of
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Capitulations in Egypt, The, 114–
128.

Capitulations in Egypt, their origin
and history, 114-116-their poli-
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straints imposed by them, 119-127
-their benefits to the Egyptian,
127-128.

de Catalogne, M. Gerard, 'Le Mes-
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Cazamian, M. Louis, author of
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Cecil, Algernon, 'The Earl of Balfour,
367.

Chamberlain, Rt Hon. Neville, his

tackling of the Housing Problem,
351-353, 365.

Chancery, the Court of, the foremost
archive of the State, 84-88, 90-93.
Chelmsford, Lord, Viceroy of India,
180.

Chirol, Sir Valentine, 'The Egyptian
Problem,' 114.

Dawson, W. H., contributor to the
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Diocese Registers of Bath and Wells,
129 et seq.

Divorce Law Reform, 256-269.
Divorce, history of, 256-263-its in-
accessibility to the poor, 262, 263,
264-265-injustice of the present
law of, 262-267.

Dodds, Leonard V., 'Recent Progress
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Dugdale, Mrs Edgar, editor of
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Dugmore, Major A. Radcliffe, 'Afri-
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E.

Ecuador, eradication of yellow fever
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Edison, Thomas, his formula on
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Faithfull, T. J., 'Bi-Sexuality,' 202.
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Federn, Karl, 'Richelieu,' 405.

Fidler, Miss Florence G., 'The Bird
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Fitzpatrick, Sir Dennis, Lieut-
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Fitzpatrick, Prof. A. F., on the
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Fluorescence, developments in pheno-
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Haig, Field-Marshal Earl, his rela-
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Hailey, Sir Malcolm, Governor of
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Harding, President of the United
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Harding, Rev. R. Winboult, John

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Hardinge, Lord, Viceroy of India,
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Hargreaves, Reginald, part compiler
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Harrison, Frank Mott, reviser of the
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Harrison, Frederick, 80.

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Housing Problem, 349-351-outline
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Howland, Louis, 'The Mind of Jesus,'
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Hülsen, Ch., part author of 'Forma
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I.

Icon, The Russian, 144-159.

Icon, the Russian, its origin and
history, 144-146, 148-149, 150-153-
study of, 146-148-construction of,
154-155-universal
presence of,
155-miraculous powers of, 156-
influence of, 157-158.

Improved Tenements Association,
work of, 361-363.

India from Curzon's Days to
These, 175-194.

India, Lord Curzon's work in, 175-
178-the 'Home Rule' Movement
in, 179-181, 187-194-the new Con-
stitution in, after Government of
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K.

Kellogg, Mr, Foreign Minister in the
U.S.A., his peace proposals, 229.
Kensington Housing Trust, activities
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Kiepert, H., part author of 'Formæ
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Kipling, Rudyard, 'A Book of Words,'
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Kirkpatrick, F. A., South America
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Lafourcade, M. Georges, 'La Jeunesse
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Lamplough, F. E., M.A., inventor of
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Lanciani, R., 'Storia degli Scavi di
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Larreta, Enrique, 'The Glory of Don
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Lawrence, Sir Walter R., Bart,
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Law Tracts, a Collection of, 79.
Leescov, 'Russian Sketches: The
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Legouis, M. Emile, author of Part I,
of History of English Literature,
204.

Lenotre, M. G., 'Robespierre's Rise
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Lieber, Maxim, part compiler of
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Light, outline of principal discoveries
in the Science of, 231-232.
Lincoln, Abraham, President of the
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Lloyd, Lord, High Commissioner of
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Loeb Classical Series, 'Aristotle.
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Lyons, Messrs J., & Co., Ltd., ex-
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Lyte, Sir Henry Maxwell, 85, 88, 89.
Lyttelton, Rev. the Hon. Edward,
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160.
Lytton, Lord, Governor of Bengal,
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M.

Macaulay, Lord, on Bunyan, 102.
MacPhail, Sir Andrew, 'Sir Henry
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Marriott, Mrs C. B., 'The Voyage of
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Marshall, Hon. Mr Justice, The
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Masson, Prof., author of Biographical
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McKinley, President of the United
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Maurice, Major-Gen. Sir Frederick,
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Mitchell, Dr P. Chalmers, Secretary
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Montgomery, Dr, discoverer of a cure
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Morison, J. Cotter, on commercial
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Morley, Lord, on India, 178, 179.

Morris, Capt. C. J., part author of
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Morris, William, 105.

Muddiman, Sir Alexander, 188.
Music, 'Classical,' three meanings
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334-345-anti-romantic movement
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Musical Labels, 330-348.

N.

Near Eastern Question, 3-11-British
attitude towards, 7-9-German
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New Materials for History, 79-95.
Nightmare of Examinations, The,
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Niles, Blair, 'Casual Wanderings in
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'Nineteenth Century' for June 1905,
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P.

Page, Walter Hines, extract from
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