... The Review of Reviews. In the Review of Reviews Mr. Wickham Steed writes of The Coal Crisis” and the League of Nations Assembly”; also “Coal and Cricket. The Rules of the Game.” Education and Disarmament is by writer wh-> holds that if we are to work ...

... The Review Reviews, the new number the editor writes the progress of the world, reviewing matters home and foreign interest j Waste in the righting Services, Commknder J. M, Kenworihy, deals with the defencelessneae London from the air: Other articles ...

... from the leading articles in the reviews. “The Reviews Reviewed,” Books of the Month.” “ Books in Brief.” and “Topical Articles in the Periodi cals.” All these features are interesting the thousands of readers of this review, and the paper on “ Cement or ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. This monthly review, founded the late Mr. W. T. Stead, now appears under new auspices. the end September was taken over by Mr. Wickham Steed as owner and editor in chiei. promises that the independence and frankness which marked ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. In lb© December number Mr. Wickham Steed writes tho late Queen Alexandra, the Locarno settlement, disarmament, abolition of submarines, chance of concord in Ireland; French finance—a surgical operation needed; and British Labour ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEW*. la now number Mr. Wickham bteed, writing the progress of.lha world, Con* results the .mpenal Conference, ami contrasts the Empire with non Gennsninp sherism. and the invested Bolshevism M IW. also writes on Christmas presents. Cltn ...

... ‘Review Reviews. it ihe artulo's tin* n.tii».rv rtu* Problem linluMn;*! Hight Hon. Arthur Hencleidon, M.P.. and l?ir *i* r> ,:i After ,1, 0 War,'* hv KUts J. Pov.oil. P., I).Sc.: Medium tor Invesnnem. I! i.' v KPGS.; -Should e% rVcI.,; Abolished? I. Hynes ...

... The Review Reviews. In the «iirrent number Mr. Wickham Steed comments war debts, the franc and stabilisation, the crisis in Frame perturbing Europe, ami Abyssinia—a one-sided arrangement with Ibt!v. ‘The Floundering France,’’ Kconomirus,*’ and Impressions ...

... THE REVIEW REVIEWS. The April opens with a review of the progress of the world the editor who states tnat wisdom as well as firmness ii * .China, and that the Government needs all the* prestige which it has earned by its foreign Pphcy. He suggests that ...

... *• THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.** the November number the editor dismisses the warning from the borough eleetionj. The Consci vatives’ reverse, says, a foretaste of the country’s ullimate verdict unless their real policy changes. Labour has blundered also, ...

... THE REVIEW REVIEWS. In the current number Mr. Wickham Steed writes ‘'The Outlook for Peace,” and jus paragraphs ** The Progress the World will read with much interest. Commander Kenworthy, M.P., writing *'Discipline the N«vy , and Hugh Quigley contributes ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. In the current number the editor (Mr. Wickham Steed) writes on the coming Naval Conference in London, and also gives a personal impression of the late M. Clemenceau. Aspad Peton discusses the crisis in Hungary, and Arthur Lynch ...