[Bound volume of fifty-one miscellaneous magazine articles]
[United Kingdom : s.n.,
189-?]
A visit to the Boer prisoners at St. Helena --The poet's end -- Thomas Henry Huxley -- French Canada and the Empire -- The Van Eycks -- Electioneering women -- The cradle of the human race -- Army maneouvres in France -- The casualties of war and of industry -- The vulgarising of Oberammergau -- The Gael and his heritage -- The newspapers -- The small industries of Britain -- The imperial note in Victorian poetry -- The slow growth of moral influence in politics -- The proper precautions for Imperial safety -- The insufficient proposals of the War Office -- Are we misled about the fleet? -- The "parlous position" of England -- The Boers and the native question -- The autocrat at the dinner table -- Youthful offenders and parental responsibility -- Cromwell's constitutional experiments -- Women workers: how they live, how they wish to live -- In defence of Sir David Chalmers -- Count Mouravieff and his successor -- Italian anarchism -- The evidence of design in history -- The causes of the Cape rebellion and its cure -- The South African settlement -- The secret springs of Russian policy -- The proconsulate of Milner -- Ruskin, the servant of art -- Russia's foreign policy -- Max Mueller -- Mr. John Morley's Cromwell -- The social future of England -- Missionaries and governments -- Military training and modern weapons -- Housing and poor: experiments and problems -- John Ruskin -- Forty years of British trade -- Home industries and home heroism -- Maeterlinck -- The Monroe doctrine -- Labour organisations in the United States -- The theory of government by democracy -- The natural increase of three populations -- The art and ethics of Maxim Gorky -- The re-statement of democracy -- Tycho Brahé -- The good old cause.