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... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Tha chief feature of the September number of the Review of Reviews is a character sketch of the late Lord Russell of Killowen. Mr. Stead was ld;omnll friend of the Chief Justice, and the sketch is therefore largely reminiscent. ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews for March opens with a frontispiece-portrait of Ibsen, who celebrates this month his 70th birthday. ~The subject of the Character Sketch is Lord Salisbury, whom Mr. Stead treats as the first of living Englishmen ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The July number of The Review of Reviews opens with a novelty in the shape of a seven-paged frontispiece, devoted to a reproduction, on superior paper, of several of the most famous of Burne-Jones’s pictures. The Character Sketch ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews for February has as a frontispiece the new Leader of the Liberal Party— Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman. In the Progress of the World Mr. Stead deals with the events of the month, and, as is natural, has a good deal ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. In the Review of Reviews for May there are three articles which will probably chsflenfe discussion and Provoke considerable cont_rovené. he first, entitled “Cromwell and the National Church,” is a formal and emphatic manifesto declaring ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews for April has as its leading features a Character Sketch of “ Rudyard Kipling as the Banjo-Bard of the Empire;” a description of the recent series of Conferences on the subject of Old Age Pensions; a full report ...
... THE * REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The Review of Reviews for %e})tember has as its frontispiece an original portrait Captain Dreytus at Rennes, with his counsel, Maitre Demange, immediately behind Fim. The Character Sketch, which contains a reduced facsimile of ...
... * THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The Review of Reviews for January, 1901, makes a aooisl feature of the Federation of the Australian lonies. The first seven of the magazine nx given up to 14 views of typfluAuhflhn towns an scenes, and Mr. Stead devotes his character ...
... *“THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” *“ The Review of Reviews ™ for June is a very varied number, full of bright and interesting articles, illustrations, and caricatures. Mr. Long concludes bhis interesticg character sketch of Count Tolstoy. Mr. Stead discusses ...
... THE FINANCIAL REVIEW OF REVIEWS. PnbUabed the sth of each month 2, WATERLOO PLACE. LONDON. RW. PRICE Is. MKT. Tba FEBRUARY ISSUE contains special article* ** How tb* British Public Inrnst« , •— JnpatMWfc InduntrMS and Foreign “New Zealand Finance*’—“ ...
... THE FINANCIAL REVIEW OF REVIEWS. A MONTHLY JOURNAL DBVOTKD PINANOB. WRITTEN FOR INVESTORS NOT SPECULATORS. Articles leading Statesmen and Kconomls •f the Day. Fabliahed the lat of erery at OBcea THE FINANCIAL BKVIBW OF REVIEWS, 58. WATKKIaOO PIeAOB, LONDON ...
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