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PERIODICALS FOR OCTOBER

... Gay's talents, but he makes it clear I thab English poetry is indebted to him. A sbort review ofk Yves Guyot's La Tyrannie Socialiste should not be overpassed. It is rather a strain in reading rapidly to pass from one of these articles to another. Frozm ...

RECENT FICTION

... steeped in romance, i is told by the chief actor, whose name gives a title a to the books, and is sapposed to picture the Socialist . I forces at work in the Italian kingdoms which I aim at its overthrow. There are many and divers ' characters in the b ...

LESSONS FROM THE PRINCE'S ILLNESS

... is a pereeptible mprovamentj and much. has been done, although ulch yet tenins to do.; Practically until the ch-ma3igned Socialists drew attention,. to the jmfuences of circumatadesiJ ~on the physical lfeofmen, very .little had. been done; Robert Owen ...

NOVEMBER MAGAZINES

... Swisst institution, about'which much has lately been beard p in this country, and which seems to find favour with fi the Socialists of Germany. The writer points out t] that the word has been applied to two very different C things. As understood since ...

LORD ROSEBERY AT INVERNESS

... or sixty-{loud laughter)-for I see some indica- tions of that already. In the latest gospel, I believe, that points to a socialistic future, all manual work is to terminate at forty-fi e years of age-(laughter)-and as I have exceeded that period of life ...

NEW BOOKS

... eminently readable, and they will please while they instruct the intellivent youth of both sexes. LANDoNo DEECRvOFTr: A Socialistic Novel. Con- taining an Exposition and a Defence of the Principles of Socialism. By LioN RAxcsAvY. [London: William Reeves ...

PERIODICALS FOR JUNE

... to his frielisk, but we scarcely see how they concern the public. Mlr Belfort Max writes on Universall-liutory from a Socialist Point of View. Thc Filglish Iltlstratled llfMaeise, bttt for the inimitably good draiwings of Mir. Hugh Thomson in Days ...

NEW BOOKS

... c to that Socialistic theory to which, according to the writer, is the only consistent system of politics that can be opposed is Indi- vidualism. He rather petulantly exclaims we are drifting into Socialism, and he declares thab Socialistic doctrines ...

LIFE OF CHARLES KINGSLEY

... political and religious views which lie hold acd defended with so much eloquence aid power. Ile contributed to the Chiristian Socialist, under the pen-name of Parson Lot, a series of short bht graphic and Etirring papers on the questions of the day, and ...

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE

... majority sne weay or the othe at will. Both parties ares wareof this. Mer. Morley has 8ho ho incination to conceilnte te Socialists, and is is now a questioa between the Conseri-atives and the Socalsts I irich of thiem shall run a candidate in opposition ...

NEW BOOKS

... Met i iety xxI i AnTE.eceI. By EDWARD and ELEucas OR lAi-X AVLLncG. [London: Siwan Sonnensohein and Co.] A proselytisina, socialistic lecturing tour of three !mn onths throug1 the United States brought the joint 'authors of this hook in contact with tihe ...

NEW BOOKS

... Quentin Durward. Mr. John Murray sends us a popular edition of A Plea for Liberty - An Argument Against Socialism and Socialistic Legislation; consisting of an introduction by Hlerbert Spencer and essays by various writers, edited by Thomas Mackay. ...