[Bound volume of sixty-three miscellaneous magazine articles]
[United Kingdom : s.n.,
189-?]
Parting of the ways in U.S. foreign policy -- Moral from Athenian history -- Catholic Italy and the temporal Popes -- The useful isolation of England -- The coming of the Slav -- Russia and Europe -- How a presidential campaign is managed -- The Tsar's Eirenicon -- Bechwanaland -- Breaking up of the Austrian Empire -- Failure of our foreign policy -- Balance of power -- Collision of the old world and the new -- The Dreyfus case -- Our "expert" statesmen -- Imperialism -- Peace of Europe -- Our policy in the Far East -- The fall of the Roman Empire -- England's destiny in China -- The London question -- The new imperialism -- The growth of the world's armaments -- The expansion of Germany -- German vs. British trade in the east -- The French in Madagascar -- The Olney doctrine -- England and continental alliances -- Russia, Persia and England -- A warning to imperialists -- Commercial union of the Empire -- Federation movement in Australasia -- In praise of the Boers -- The seamy side of British Guiana -- The empire and the Queen's long reign -- The dual and triple alliance and England -- Dual and triple alliance -- Liquor traffic in Africa -- France, Russia and England after the Jubilee -- The powers and the East -- Breakdown of "Forward" policy -- The issue between Great Britain and America -- Common sense and Venezuela -- Can the Empire feed its people? -- The ugliness of modern life -- The ethics of Europe -- The integrity of the Ottoman Empire -- The wrecking of the West Indies -- Arbitration with America -- Why South Africa can wait -- The relations of France and England -- Our true foreign policy -- Slavery under British flag -- The true motive of the Jameson raid -- Has our army grown with our Empire? -- England under Queen Victoria -- International jealousy -- The burdon of Egypt -- The coming struggle in the Pacific -- France and England -- The Anglo-American future -- The new American imperialism -- Americanism vs. imperialism.