... The Review of Reviews. In the August issue of The Review of Reviews special attention is directed to two articles dealing with the important question of Peace, which will be found to be of considerable interest. The first article is entitled Will ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The February number of The Review of Reviews apiwans under the editorship of Miss Estelle W. Stead, who, in consequence of her brother having joined the Army, has been apixiiiityd to the position by ths pro prietor (Mrs. W. T ...

... the enemy are given in some detail. Leading Articles and Reviews Reviewed embody the principal articles in the current month's contemporary magazines. Taken as a whole, The Review of Reviews is a notable number, and should add to its already world-wide ...

... The Review of Reviews. Sir Philip Gibbs is wisely hastening siswiy in his new task of keeping the Review of Reviews fully abreast of. and even a pioneer at times a little Acid of, the new ideas and movements of the after-war era. He himself loads ...

... The Review of Reviews. There are many important features in the November issue of The Review of Reviews which should interest the earnest thinker. Particular attention is directed to the Progress Notes which deal with the reasons for the war and the ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. In the October number of the above magazine there is an important article by Mr. Samuel Turner, junr., on The Basis of Reconstruction: Reconciliation of Capital and Labour. Mr. Turner is the author of a recently published book ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. This magazine for December opens with a remarkable picture (a study by Cosmo Rowe) of Paderewski. The Progress of the World, aptly illustrated, touohts briefly but incisively on many world-events. The War Diary, no leas than ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The privets of the war is dealt with in the February number in a unique way the attitude of neutral countnes it to be seized upon the timely extracts given from their papers and ma;ailnes. This is a feature speeially salualde. ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The May number of The Review of Reriews is a very interestiu* one, one of its features being a very initruotive article, Will Belgium Survive, by Emile Camniserts. Other interesting items are The Progress of the World, ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS” In the “Roviow of Reviews’’ for August two articles deal with the important question of peace, a topic of considerable interest. Tho first article entitled “Will there Third Hague Conference?” and the answer to this question is ...

... Review of Reviews. The February number of The Review of Reviews appears under the Editorship of Miss Estelle W. Stead,. who, in consequence of her brother having joined the Army, has been appointed to the position by the proprietor ( Mrs. W. I' ...

... ransacked the world for Cartoons, for seldom, if ever, has The Review of Reviews contained so many specimens. The old-established features—Leading Articles from the Reviews, Ihe Reviews Reviewed, Diaries of General Events and of the War, ...