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... REVIEWS. A NOVEL OF LIBERAL IMPERIALISM. As sincere admirers of Mr. Morley Roberts's talent, we should like to protest against a growing habit in him, a habit which* threatens to engross him altogether. In his novel, A Son of Empire, he chose for his ...
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... REVIEWS. SWITZERLAND.* EVEN those whose study of Swiss history has not got beyond the Encyclopxedia Britannica article scarcely need to be told that Dr. Dandliker's works are standard authorities, at least second to none. But the awful German language ...
... REVIEWS. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY RUSSIA.* THE history of Russia from the death of Peter the Great to. the accession of Catherine 11. is not generally khown. The period was one off Court intrigue and Palace revolutions, and is not considered to have been one ...
... REVIEWS. MR. MALLOCK'S LATEST.-v PROBABLY all of us, when we read a novel, at any rate when we read it for the first time, read it mainly for the story. A good many of us read it for the story and for nothing else. One rather pities those unsophisticated ...
... REVIEWS. A BEAUTIFUL BOOK.* DYE has been inclined once or twice of late to doubt the usefulness of translations from the French, but here is a translation which was very Ivell worth doing. In the first place, few Englishmen can read Swedish, and in the ...
... REVIEWS. GREECE'S BAEDEKER.* THE Englishman in Greece, writes Mr. Frazer in his preface to this volume, who pays any attention to the remains of classical antiquity is apt, if he be no scholar, to wonder who a certain Pausanias was whose authority ...
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... REVIEWS. SOUDANESE GORDON.@ WORDS need not be wasted on the happy timeliness of this reissue, a timeliness even happier than Dr. Birkbeck Hill realized; since the book appeared almost simultaneously with the publication of the new Convention that announces ...
... REVIEWS. TH-IE LITTLE BRITISH ARMYA'.' MR. SPENSErP WILKcINSON, not for the first time, was inspired with a happy idea. It was, in his own words, to depict the British armoy at work during the century and a half in which it helped the navy to mak1e the ...
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