New Zealand Jockey Clubs in
1921..350.

Coal, Power, and Industry, 398-
416.

Coleridge, Herbert, an Editor of 'The
Oxford English Dictionary,' 238-

239.

Commonwealth, Official Year Books
of the, 1, 5.

'Conjunct Expeditions,' extracts
from, 223.

Conservative Party, its connexion
with Factory Legislation, 84-91.
Coolidge, Calvin, President of the
U.S.A., 258, 264, 275.

Corbett, Julian S., 'The Campaign
of Trafalgar,' 223, 224.

Cory, Harper, 'The Story of Civilisa-
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Court, Antoine, 'Histoire des troubles
des Cévennes ou de la guerre des
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Craigie, Dr. William A., an Editor
of 'The Oxford English Dictionary,'
239-240.

Croiset, Maurice, Revue des deux
Mondes,' extract from, 357.
Crown, the, services of, 203-204.
Cushing, Caleb, American Minister
to Spain in 1876, on the psychology
of Cubans, 48-49.

D.

D'Abernor, Viscount, President of
the Thoroughbred Breeders' Asso-
ciation, 334, 336.

'Daily Express, The,' work of, for
young artists, 321, 322.

Dark, Sidney, editor of the 'Great
Churchmen' Series, 208-209-
author of 'St Thomas of Canter-
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Dark, Sidney, 'The Philosophy of
Bolshevism,' 303.

Deakin, Alfred, on an Australian

fleet, 3-Australia's greatest Prime
Minister, 11-12, 18.

Deane, Canon Anthony, 'Thomas
Cranmer,' 208.

Depew, Chauncey, 264, 267.

Dictionary, The Oxford, 238-243.

Füllop-Miller, René, 'The Mind and
Face of Bolshevism,' and 'Lenin
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from, 306, 307, 310, 312, 315, 316-
317.
Furnivall, Frederick James, 238-239.

G.

Garfield, General, President of the
U.S.A., 264, 273.

Gauguin, introducer of the arbitrary
use of form in Art, 318, 325.
Genius of Menander, The, 353–367.
Gladstone, Rt Hon. W. E., his rela-
tions with Queen Victoria, 185
et seq.-foreign policy of, 187-192.
Glass, Mr, Secretary of U.S. Treasury,
extracts from his speech before the
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Godwin-Austen, Brevet-Major A. R.,
'The Staff and the Staff College,'
148-extracts from, 150 et seq.
Goldoni, comparison of, with Me-
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Grant, General, President of the
U.S.A., 265, 267.

Greville, Lady Violet, 'Vignettes
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Grey of Fallodon, Viscount, 'Twenty-
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165.

Harris, Dr I., 'Immortality,' 426-
427.

Harrison, Miss, joint author of
'History of Factory Legislation,'
90.

Hart, Captain B. H. Liddell, 'Great
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Hatch, Miss Evelyn M., 'Burgundy,
Past and Present,' 212.

Heal, Ambrose, a pioneer in modern
artistic furniture, 332.

Herriot, Monsieur, his anti-clerical
policy, 99, 105-106.

Hoare, Rt Hon. Sir Samuel, 'India
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Homer, comparison of, with Menan-
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H.

Hagner, Miss Isabel, social secretary
to Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, 268.
Viscount, 'Before the

Haldane,
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'Halidé Edib, Memoirs of,' 368, 370.

Hamley, General Sir E. B., 'Opera-
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Hammerton, J. A., 'Memories of
Books and Places,' 421.
Hansard, March 13, 1928, extract
from, 404, note.

Harding, President of the U.S.A.,
273.

L'Enfant, Major Peter Charles, archi-
tect of the White House, 259–260.
Lenin, 303, 305-308, 312, 313.
Lincoln, Abraham, President of the
U.S.A., 258, 263–264, 273.

Lloyd, Oliver B., 'Modes and
Manners,' 20.

Loeb, Miss Sophie Irene, 'Palestine
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Lubin, Isador, joint author of 'The
British Coal Dilemma,' 398.
Lunacy, extracts from Report of
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68-69.

Lunacy Act, administration of, 57,
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Marshall, Hon. Mr Justice, 'Mental
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Martineau, Mrs Philip, Roumania
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Martinez, Dr Marcial, on the Monroe
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Marx, Karl, the theories of, 308.
Maude, Cyril, 'Behind the Scenes,'

213.

Maurras, Monsieur Charles, leader
of the Action Française Movement,
96 et seq.

McCurdy, Mr, President of the
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McKinley, President of the U.S.A.,
262, 264, 273.

Mears, Grinnell, 'Modern Turkey,'
368, 373.

Menander, The Genius of, 353-
367.

Mendl, R. W. S., An Age of Transi-
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Mental Patients, 57-69.

Mexico, its relations with U.S.A.,
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Milne, General Sir George, G.C.B.,
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Modern Oxford, 166-179.
Modes and Manners, 20-32.

'Modes and Manners of the Nine-
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the Pictures and Engravings of
the Time,' extract from, 23-24.
Molière, comparison of, with Me-
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Monroe Doctrine, extract from, 37-
a cardinal tenet of American
policy, 53-54.
Montgomery, Major-General Sir
Archibald, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.,
'General Lord Rawlinson of Trent.
An Appreciation,' 148 - extract
from, 157-'The Story of the Fourth
Army in the Battle of the Hundred
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Moorhouse, Edward, The Totali-
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Morgenthau, Ambassador, 'Secrets
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Murray, Dr David, 'Memories of the
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Murray, Sir James, first Editor of

The Oxford English Dictionary,'
239, 240-241.

Music, An Age of Transition in,
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha, 374 et seq.

N.

Nathan, Manfred, K. C., 'Renascence

of International Law,' 232.

National Hunt Committee, efforts of,
to obtain new betting legislation,
337, 338.

'Naval Chronicle,' vol. XIV, p. 377,
extract from the French account
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Norton, Prof. Pease, of Harvard, on
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0.

Olney, Mr, Secretary for Foreign
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Oman, Sir Charles, M.P., • Modern
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Onions, C. T., an Editor of 'The
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240, 242.

Ostorog, Count, The Angora Re-
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Oxford Dictionary, The, 238-243.
Oxford, Modern, 166–179.

Philosophy of Bolshevism, The,
303-307.

Picasso, his work as an expressionist,
319.

Pitt, William, naval policy of, 222-
225.

Plautus, comparison of, with Menan-
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Pope, Alexander, on the principles
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Pope, The, and the • Action
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Pope, T. Michael, 'Capital Levities,'
214.

Post, L. A., 'The Genius of Menan-
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Powys, Llewelyn, 'Henry Hudson,'
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'Precis Historique de la Guerre des
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Prize Courts, 228–233.

Proud, Miss, author of a book on
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Puaux, Frank, Editor of 'Mémoires
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'Punch, Mr,' his value as a social
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Richmond, Vice-Admiral Sir Herbert
W., 'National Policy and Naval
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215-218, 228, 234.

Robertson, Field Marshal Sir
William, Bart., G.C.B., 'Soldiers
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Robespierre, comparison of, with
Lenin, 303, 305-306.

Rodd, Francis Rennell, 'People of
the Veil,' 211.

Roland, leader of the revolt of the
Camisards, 283-284, 286 et seq.
Roosevelt, Mrs, 262, 267, 268.

Roosevelt, Theodore, 35, 41, 47—
President of the U.S.A., 262, 264,
265, 267, 270, 271-272.

Root, Mr Secretary, on American
policy, 39,

Roscoe, E. S., 'A History of the
English Prize Court,' 215—extracts
from, 229, 230, 231.

Rühmer, Prof. Ernst, 276.
Rutherford, Dr J. G., appointed Com-
missioner by the Canadian Govern-
ment to investigate thé question of
racing and betting, 350.

Selenium, use of, in television, 276-
277.

Shadwell, Dr Arthur, 'The Factories
Bill,' 83.

Shakespeare, comparison of, with
Menander, 364-365.

Smyth, Dr Ethel, 'A Burning of
Boats,' 425.

Social-Democracy, the forerunner of
Bolshevism, 304-305.

Some Recent Books, 205-214, 417–
428.

Spengler, Oswald, "The Decline of
the West. Form and Actuality,'
70 et seq.-extract from, 73-his
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81-82.

Spirit of Australia, The, 1–19.
Staff College, The, 148–165.
Stanford, Alfred, 'Navigator,' 419-
420.

Stephens, James, 'Etched in Moon-
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Stevenson, Robert Louis, 'Across the
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note.

Stolper, Dr Gustav, on Conservatism,
87.

Swann, Robert, 'Patronage and the
Young Artist,' 318.

'Sybil or the Two Nations,' extracts
from, 88-its influence on Factory
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Sydenham of Combe, Lord, 'Studies
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T.

Taft, President of the U.S.A., 269,
273.

Tallon, Marius, Editor of 'Fragment
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Taylor, Prof. Griffith, Australia in
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Television, The Beginnings of,
276-282.

Terence, comparison of, with Me-
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Thomas, Prof. David Y., 'Study
of the Monroe Doctrine,' extract
from, 42.

Totalisator, The, 332-352.
Toynbee, Arnold J., 'Survey of In-
ternational Affairs,' 368, 375, 377,
381.

Trafalgar, campaign of, 221-225.
Transition in Music, An Age of,
70-82.

Translating, The Art of, 128–147.
Trench, Richard Chevenix, 238.
Trotsky, extracts from the sayings
of, 309-310, 314, 316.
Turkey

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Yesterday

morrow, 368-384.

and To-

'Turkey-Commercial and Industrial
Handbook,' issued in 1926 by
United States Department of Com-
merce, 368, 379.