The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 65

Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1909

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• IS INVASION POSSIBLE? By MajorGeneral Frank S Russell: 1
• OUR MILITARY WEAKNESS By Colonel the Earl of Erroll: 11
• THE LORDS AND THE LICENSING BILL By the Right Hon Lord: 25
• REFORM OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS By J A R Marriott: 34
• THE WASTE OF INFANT LIFE By Janet E LaneClaypon: 48
• MILTON By Herbert Paul: 65
• INHERITANCE AND SOCIOLOGY By W C D Whetham: 74
• A REMINISCENCE: 91
• THE EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM By the Right Hon Lord Stanley: 109
• PEACE OR A SWORD? SOME REFLECTIONS OF AN EXTREMIST By: 116
• MODERN OCCULTISM By Professor Simon Newcomb: 126
• THE CENTENARY OF EDGAR ALLAN POE By Lewis Melville: 140
• UNEMPLOYMENT FROM THE UNEMPLOYED POINT OF VIEW By T Good: 153
• A RAILWAY TO INDIA By C E D Black: 163
• A HINDU VIEW By S M Mitra: 170
• LORD MORLEYS INDIAN REFORMS By Sir Charles A Elliott: 177
• THE TAXATION OF LAND VALUES By Harold Cox: 191
• A REPLY TO PROFESSOR: 206
• WHAT SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT DO? By Harold Spender: 223
• THE LOST EMPIRE OF ENGLAND ? By Walter Frewen Lord: 230
• THE PREVENTION OF CRIME ACT By Sir Robert Anderson: 241
• OUR CONSCRIPTS AT CRÉCY By G G Coulton: 251
• THE REAL LAFCADIO HEARN By Mrs Arthur Kennard: 258
• AN INSURANCE AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT SCHEME By Miss Edith: 272
• BRITISH WORK FOR BRITISH WORKERS By J Ellis Barker: 283
• IRELAND IN EXTREMIS By Ian Malcolm: 298
• DIVORCE VERSUS COMPULSORY CELIBACY By Basil Tozer: 299
• THE MESSINA EARTHQUAKE By Charles Davison: 312
• A SKETCH FROM LIFE By Mrs Cecil Popham: 321
• FELIX MENDELSSOHNBARTHOLDY By Miss A E Keeton: 337
• A GERMAN VIEW OF THE ANGLOGERMAN PROBLEM By C S Goldman: 346
• THE FUTURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL TURKEY By Professor A Vambéry: 361
• INDIA REVISITED By Lieut Colonel C F Massy: 375
• SCOTTISH ORDERS AND CATHOLIC REUNION By the Rev Archibald: 386
• A YEAR WITH THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE By E K Allen: 411
• THE DEFAMERS OF SHAKESPEARE I By Sir Edward Sullivan: 419
• THE MISSING ESSENTIALS IN ECONOMIC SCIENCE By W H Mallock: 435
• SOME SUGGESTIONS TOWARDS A SOLUTION OF THE EDUCATION PROBLEM: 453
• A PERSONAL REMINISCENCE By Mary Eleanor: 461
• A LESSON FROM AUSTRALIA By Senator E Pulsford: 471
• TRADITION VERSUS ENQUIRY IN IRISH HISTORY By Mrs John Richard: 480
• THE UNIONIST PARTY AND ITS FISCAL SORE By Lord Hugh Cecil: 483
• CALIGULAS GALLEYS IN THE LAKE OF NEMI By St Clair Baddeley: 495
• HOW WE CAME to be censoreD BY THE STATE By Gertrude Kingston: 504
• OXFORD AND THE WORKING CLASSES By J B Rye: 521
• Alfred H Harrison: 698
• QUO VADIS? A PROSPECT IN INDIAN POLITICS By Sir Bampfylde: 724
• By Sir Charles: 862
• A REPLY TO SIR EDWARD SULLIVAN: 1038
• COPYRIGHT AT HOME AND ABROAD By W Morris Colles: 1056
• THE BALANCE OF NAVAL POWER AND THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE: 1068
• THE BAGHDAD RAILWAY AND THE QUESTION OF BRITISH COOPERATION: 1083

Bibliografische gegevens

• Titel: The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 65
• Uitgever: Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1909
• Oorspronkelijk uit: UC Southern Regional Library Facility
• Gedigitaliseerd: 9 maart 2018