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The INTERNATIONAL REVIEW for |
May has the following table OF con-
tents:
"studies of Primitive Peoples,'' by
Ellie Reclus, of Paris; "The Eng lish
Language in America" by j. T.
Lounsbury, of Yale College; Open
Scholarships" by J. Eliot Cabot;
"Skulis, Brains and Souls" by Thos.
Dwight, NJ. d., of Boston; "Oliver
Wendell Holmes" by Ray Palmer,
d. D., of New York; Victor Ems
manuel" by Luigi Monti, of Naples;
1.-THE Abuse OF the Ballot and its Rem.
! edy," by Hon. George W. Julian, of
Indiana; Government Machinery"
by Albert Snckney, of New York;
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| Henry James, jr, reviews the letters
OF Eugene Delacroix, in q charming
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croix to the reader, but touches lightly
and suggestively vatious general gues-
| tions germaDe 10 or arising out Of It's
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In the NORTH AMEICAN REVIEW
for May, ex-Judge Jere 3. Black con-
tinues the very interesting series Of
papers on the third term question be-
gun In the February number. His
article is entitled "Gen. Grant and
Strong Government" and its purpose
Is to show, first, that the Limitation of
tenure of office in the presidency to
two terms Ia fundamental principle
Of our republican form of govern.
ment and, secondly, that not only
does disregard of that principle threat.
en- the permanency OF republican in.
stitutions, but that Grants third can
didacy Is actually plot to revolution
ize the republic and Introduce mon
archy. Mr.. Leslie Stephens writes OF
'the religion Of all sensible men, and
speculates on the prospect of that re-
ligion displacing the present creeds OF
the multitude. The creed of the fu-
ture, he says, must be capable OF
assimilating modern scientific thee.
ries. George Ticknor Curtis contin-
ues his series of articles ON "McCIeI.
ian's last service to the republic"
These papers are specially valuable on
account OF the large number OF hith-
erto unpublished documents which
they contain. Mr.. Francis H. Under.
wood contributes an essay on II. w.
Emerson and his writings and an
anonymous writer labors to show that
the United States government can not,
consistently with the Monroe doctrine,
permit the construction of an Amsri.
can isthmian canal unless the same
shall be controlled solely by cis-Atians
tic governments. The notices of new
books are by Mr.. AxeI. Gustafson.
The Review Is sold by booksellers
and newsdealers generally.
BLAoKwooD's MAGAZINE for Abr /.
1880, has been republished by the
Leonard Scott Publishing com pany, Al
Barclay street. The following are the
contents: "Brummagem Morality
"Reats," part XIII, 1.-THE Peasant