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... REVIEWING AND REVIEWERS. OPINIONS OF EMINENT NOVELISTS. The Westminster Gazette gives the opinions of several eminent novelists on the subject of reviewers. Among them are the following letters : HALL CAINE ON LOG-ROLLERS. L No doubt there is some log-rolling ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. W. T. Stead's new publication, named as above, an advanced copy which ha* been sent u*, bears the stamp of boin journalist. Periodical re views have heretofore con fined their criticisms for tbe most putt to contemporary books ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS The “Review of Reviews” for May is well up ta the mark. Mr Stead Las much thet is interesting to say about the Convention if China. He considers that Germany, and not Russia, is the real rival of Britain in the Far East. The Peace ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS for May abounds with mato of first-class importance. Naturally, the prospects of Uni I Peace occupy a prom neat position in the articlrr. and criticism,. The Peace Confers's= is the ' Topic of tbe Month; the Peace Crusade is duly ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. A sign of the times is the large amount of space given in the reviews to the Labour question, articles on which are quoted in this month's Beriew of Reviews from all quarters. In other columns in this paper are selections from the ...

... considerable argument for his own side. Among the leading articles from the Reviews, a sequel is given to the Story of Dreyfus which appeared in laat month's Review of Reviews,' several of the. leading monthlies being laid under contribution. Perhaps ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review Rereiw tor October contains its loading feature an article upon Richard Croket and Greater New York, which is very timely at this moment when every newspaper contains telegrams concerning the greatest election of the ...

... REVIEWERS AND REVIEWED f ICS always mention Aristotle with respect. lie k.l is, to talk metaphorically and familiarly, the rich uncle of genteel but humble homes, the heirloom which connects a decayed family with greatness in the past. Aristotle was a ...

... REVIEW REVIEWS. The January number begins new volume, and both in quantity and quality is all that could dos;red. Every current tope is touched upon, and thfxeanenl plain tqieech oharocterucfe the “Review.” Then the usual features are well sustaned, such ...

... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. IT requires no Mums to constitute a critic; and an unfavourable criticism is very easily manufactured. Whin ono is in the humour, it Lao much more natural to detect a blemish than to discover a beauty, so much more may to reveal ...

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