The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
Literary News and Notes.

The Pansy for November is daisy. 1t
has light tinted cover and new dress,
both very becoming; and the contents are
as usual helpful and interesting. New
serials by ''Pansy'' and Margaret Sidney
are begun, and the publishers promise
that the volume Of Pansy for 1896 will be
a splendid one. Lothrop Publishing Co.,
92 Pearl street, Boston.
! An illustrated account Of the recent
General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, at Minneapolis, an
pears in the November Review Of Reviews.
Among the illustrations are portraits Of
Bishops Whipple. Coke, Medley and Doane:
DIR. Morgan Dix Of New York; Dean Hoff-
man of the General Theological Seminary,
and a composition photograph Of tie
House Of Bishops. There are also views Of
Minneapolis churches and other buildings
Foreign affairs naturally have more
than usual prominence in the November
Review Of Reviews. In the Progress Of
the World,'' the department Of that
periodical in which the editor rapidly re-
views the events Of the preceding month,
| the possibilities of war in the far East are
| pointedly set forth. Another theme sug-
gested in the same connection is the prog
ress of Christian missions in the Orient.
The prospects Of Japan and Russia as
Eastern powers are tersely discussed.
Ihe editor also comments briefly on the
relatlons 81 hussla and France, the ltal-
lan celeorations' the ffehch victory n
Madagascar, the Cuban situation. and
BRUSH pollcy IN Venezuela.
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one Of the most notabla npmbarl i th i
HISTORY of The MAGAZINE NIL 1d IL u, Il
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