... dead who have fallen in this war, to think of them in the kindiv Greek manner as being carried to their 'on, home by winged Death and winged Sleep, .is Sarpedon was, from Ilium to his tomb in Lycia, and Memnon to Africa. A letter of Mr. John Morley's ...

... public life by the senti- ment of England with regarI to the Iouth i Africa War a good many of us will entirely - dissent. Mr. Edward J. Hodgson contributes an American view of the Beer War, a- view en- thuniastcally in favour of the British policy. .The ...

... have a consider- ale influence in populisrising the study of the geography of Africa. Tranevaal War Atlhm (T. Nelson and Sons) NEW PUBLICATiONS. A History of South Africa. By W. Basil Wors. folid. is. net.-' A History of the English Church. By Dean ...

... The Transvaal War Album is edited by Commandrer Robinson, RN., of the Niavy and Arn I Illustrated, and pnnted by fessrs. Muidser ard Rearns. We should not forget to say thit descriptive letter-press accompanies the pictures. But, war's alarms. as we ...

... NEW BOOK ON THE WAR. A DEFENCE OF THRE BOER? OR AN ATTACK ON THlE BRITON? Mrr, J. A. Hobson's book on The War in South Afric, its Casoes and Effmtts, wad published on Tuesday by Messrs. Jaimos Nisbet and Co. Mr. Rlobson's letters to This Man- cheater ...

... the cost of a terrible War, Incidentally, he applies tile samo prin- ciplo (supreinnev of the senste of duty) to tihe %war in South Africa. Eiiglishmen liheve iu their conscience that their cants to dotain- anee in South Africa is justified by natural ...

... (under 1 L~ord Methuen). In the Spaunsh-American War, as in the South African War, now in pro- gress, the War Ccrreipondent was a source of anxiety to commanders and Giovernments. Bullt in South Africa the Censorship has been far more effective. Savs ...

... Spenser Wilkinson establishes an analogy h bew';een war in South Africa and the American a h-il War. Great Britain, he notes, is fighting a in toe cause of personal freedom, as was the h. North in the Civil War, and the Boers sare o fighting for independence ...

... it was not until after the war hbd besa in progress for more than sir months that the Boers saw the futilitv of plac- ing faith in foreign aid. Mr. Hillegas ad- mits that the Baers had been making prepara- tions for the war ' years before October, 1899 ...

... peace of , Africa. If it is not to be given to me; if I am still to see, despite my best hopes and my deep COnviot-os, tha South Africa is to be the scene t of war between whites, that one race is to be set aqainst another racw ia any part of Africa, I shall ...

... settlement oi the coast of Africa could scarcelv have been a subject of less conzideration. Nevertbele9 a quarter of a century carlier, the })ncli h in ?? were sending home Large contributions to the Patriotic Furd for the war with Bonr. They wvez doing ...

... waiting for him r in Berlin. But he will probably be back early next year. THE CONDUCT OF TRIE WAIL The Secretary of the South Africa Conciliation Committee Itas addrcssed the follosing reply to Sir John Leng, whoso letter WC quote d the other day: I haeo ...