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... THE “ REVIEW OF REVIEWS. With its December number the “‘ Review of Reviews ” completes its fifty-sixth volume. It is no small achievement for an~ magazine to have maintained its hold upen the publc for 28 years. The present issue bears evidence of carefvl ...
... Review OF “Review of Re- January, 1890, be began the he has views” with an original programme, which most thoroughly carried out. Its up-to-date maps, portraits, pictures, and foreign comic cartoons are alone worth its price, not reckoning the reviews ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” Thi* for May i* rfoiarkahlo for nunilier articles writers the foremost rank. Mr. H. Charles Woods contributes a tiraelj paper Italy in the War.*’ As Mr. Woods « recognised authority diplomatic and military question*. the information ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS for April gives Mr. George CarconN portraitas a frontispiece, with thumb-mt i Mr. F. C. Gould, Mr. Carson “» superior Ashmead-Bartlett.” The Character Sketch is devoted to the late George Muller, Ashley Down Orphanages, Bristol The ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.’’ With ite number The Review of Reviews ■complete* its fifty-sixth volume. the present i-ssue blul J’cJc is ‘presented which givw tflie tho fuagtisine'e pixwpei'itv. umiail, file Rlitoopens with. .1 ■ lo&ed* *.“f incisive notes ...
... •'REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” „Next month the existing Treaty between . ' ,t ® “d Japan, signed' originally 1905 and revised in 1911, expires This country in faced with the miestion whether aSeThe *• o^hando it altogether. Powerfu interests arc stronalv in favour ...
... such a peace the Allies choose tc impose.” The standing sections the maga- Eine —buch leading article? from the reviews, the reviews reviewed, diaries, rnndor readings, etc.—are fully maintained; and manv pages are devoted foreign opinion war and the enemy’s ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS,” Notwithstanding the difficulties created the war, the Editor this popular monthly somehow manages maintain good stand of interest in its pages Two excellent special articles—one by a Military Critic, dealing with the “Swinging ...
... •' THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” Phis magazine for fine portrait bv Rowe m Paderewski. The •* Progress the World.” apily illuatiulttl. touches bri« Hv but incisively on uiany world-events. The “'War Diary,” l(y..s than the ” Diary K\ents,” «ro feat anew of ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. In the current number Mr. Steed writes emotionally on the forthcoming elections under the title of A Chance for Youth; Liberal in Liberalism the Cross Roads discusses the roughnesses in the Liberal party which need smoothing out ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” In the December number of this maganine there is a capital portrait Queen Alexandra, taken m> recently us last month, when she honoured the Stead in London with visit. Her Majesty's letter Miss Stead, in which it is stated that ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” Is th* K tlx- till* «if article in the November of tii ...