[Bound volume of forty-three miscellaneous magazine articles]
[United Kingdom : s.n.,
189-?]
The Chinese wolf and the European lamb -- The revolution in the incidence of taxation -- The financial settlement of the Transvaal -- The new social democracy -- Monarchy in the nineteenth century -- Maxime Gorky -- The economic outlook in the Transvaal -- The question of the native races in South Africa -- The testimony from Johannesburg. I.--A reply to Mr. Hosken -- Recollections of Professor Jowett -- Fabian fustian -- Socialism in France: its presents and future -- The Scot -- The billion dollar trust. I. -- Dorothea Casaubon and George Eliot -- The bitter cry of the London ratepayer -- The billion dollar trust.-II. -- The genius of Russia -- James Hinton as a religious thinker -- Intervention and the recognition of Cuban independence -- The study of the negro problems -- Administrative centralization and decentralization in France -- London University: a policy and a forecast -- George Eliot -- Another aspect of Thackery -- Paul Bourget, preacher -- Dr. Fairbairn on the philosophy of Christianity -- What is to be the language of South Africa? -- The ascendency of the future -- The great Irish epic -- Newton Hall -- Personal recollections of Cecil Rhodes I., II. -- The genius of Spain -- France and Great Britain: two civilizations -- The citizen and the politician -- The situation in South Africa -- The South African natives -- With De Wet -- The military side of the commune -- The government and class legislation -- The abortiveness of French revolutions.