National life and thought of the various nations throughout the world
By: a series of addresses by Eirikr Magnusson, M.A.; Prof. J. E. Thorold Rogers; J. Theodore Bent; F. H. Groome; Mrs. Cunninghame Graham; Prof. Pulszky; W. R. Morfill, M.A.; and others.
Publisher: F.A. Stokes company
Published: 1891
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 414
Subjects: Nationalism.; Jews.; Gypsies.; Europe -- Civilization.; Armenia -- Civilization.
Notes: Lectures delivered at South Place institute, London, 1889-90. cf. Pref.
Table of contents: value: Sevasly, M. The Armenians, Armenia, and the Armenian question.; value: Schidrowitz, S. Austria.; value: Pulszky, A. Hungary.; value: Whitman, S. Germany; value: Politics.; value: Whitman, S. German culture.; value: Morfill, W. R. Russia.; value: Gielgud, A. Poland.; value: Jeans, J. S. Italy.; value: Graham, Mrs. C. Spain.; value: Br©Œkstad, H. L. Norway.; value: Magnu sson, E. Sweden.; value: Magnu sson, E. Denmark and Iceland.; value: Rogers, J. E. T. Lessons from the Dutch republic.; value: Wathelet, A. Belgium.; value: Hodgkin, H. Switzerland.; value: Bent, J. T. Modern life and thought amongst the Greeks.; value: Salmone , H. A. Ottoman empire. Appendix; value: "Why does not the sick man die?"; value: M'Coan, J. C. Egypt.; value: Minchin, J. C. C. Servia and Montenegro.; value: Singer, S. Jews in their relation to other races.; value: Groome, F. H. The gypsies.