The Quarterly Review

Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the
Public Records, 1840, etc., 79, 88.

Reports of the Royal Commission on
Public Records, 1910-1919..79, 87
-extract from, 88.

Rice, James, 'Relativity,' allusion to,
401.

Riepin, on Icons, 146.

Ritchie, Governor Albert G., of Mary-
land, on Imperialism in America,
215-on the trend of the Federal
system of Government, 223.

Robertson, Field-Marshal
William, his

Sir

'duel' with Sir

Henry Wilson, 39-40.

Robinson, Prof., of Bangor Univer-
sity, 309.

Rome, Archæological and Topo-
graphical Research in and near,
1908-1928..281, 296.

Ronaldshay, Rt Hon. the Earl of,
The Life of Lord Curzon,' 175,
176, 178.

Roosevelt, President of the United
States, 217-218.

Root, Elihu, on democracy, 223-224.
Roth, Dr Leon, 'The Science of
Morals,' 201-202.

Rowe, Reginald, 'The Slum Problem,'
349.

Rublev, Andrew, a great Russian
artist, 150, 151.

Russia, religion in, at the present
day, 158-159.

Russian Icon, The, 144-159.

St Pancras House Improvement
Society, work of, 363-364.

'Salisbury, Poetical Tributes to the
Memory of the late Marquis of,'
quotation from, 2.

Salvemini, Prof. Gaetano, 'Fascist
Dictatorship in Italy,' 196.

Sargeaunt, G. M., The Substance of
Greek Tragedy,' 242.

Scott, Sir Walter, his essay on
Bunyan in the Quarterly Re-
view' for October 1830..96-97, 98
-extract from, 101.

Shaw, Bernard, on Bunyan, 103.
Sherwood Colliery, Mansfield, instal-
lation of a sunlight clinic at, 232-
results obtained at clinic at, 233.

Sindha, Lord, the late, on an ideal

of the future of India, 180.
Slum Problem, The, 349-366.
Slum Problem, its origin, 355-357-
remedial methods for, 357-366.
Smith, Courtland, a former Post-
master-General of the United
States, on the cost of Presidential
Elections, 219.

Smith, Mrs A. L., Arthur Lionel
Smith, 198.

Soldier's Faith, The, 55-69.

Some Recent Books, 195-204, 403-
414.

South America, British Trade
in, 314-329.

South America, history of British
trade with, 314-316-increase of
United States trade with, 320-323
-reasons for decline of British
trade with, 321-327.

Southey, Robert, 'Life of John Bun-
yan,' 96, 97, 99-extract from, 101.
Stapledon, Prof., his work at Aberyst-
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Stebbing, Dr, on Bunyan, 97.

Steele, Robert, 'The Russian Icon,'

• 144.

Stone, Dr, 'The Cult of Santiago,'
197-198.

Stroganov, a style of Icon painting,
152.

Substance of Greek Tragedy, The,
242-255.

Sunlight Knowledge, Recent Pro-
gress in, 231-241.

Supreme War Council, constitution
of, 38.

Swinton, Alan A. Campbell, on the
development of television by elec-
trons, 124.

Sydmont, Theodore, The Sacred
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т.

Taft, President of the United States,
218.

Tanzer, H. H., translator of 'The
Forum and the Palatine,' by Ch.
Hülsen, 281.

Tedder, Henry, 80.

Temperley, Dr Harold, editor of
'History of the Peace Conference,'
398-author of 'The Victorian Age
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406-407.

Ward, Sir Adolphus, 80.
Washington, George, President of
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Watson, Prof., extract concerning
Bunyan from his 'Report on the
Teaching of English in England,'
1928..104.

Webb, Mr and Mrs Sidney, 79-80.
Weeden-Cooke, R., translator of
'Ostia,' by G. Calza, 281.
Welsh, Martin G., 'Goldy,' 270.
Wilbur, Curtis, extract from speech
by, 77.

Williams, Blanche Colton, 'Great
Stories of all Nations,' 414.
Williams, Rushbrook, Director of
Public Information with the
Government of India, 186.
Wilson, Sir Henry, 18-54.

Wilson, Sir Henry, possible harm
done by publication of his Diaries,
22-his connexion with French
Military authorities, 23-25, 27-
his relations with Lord Kitchener,
25-26-his fallacious judgment,
26-29-his admiration of the Ger-
man General Staff, 28-29-a pro-
fessor of war, 31-his early career,
32-33-his failure as a corps com-
mander, 33-35-his skill as liaison
officer, 36-37, 47-is appointed to
the Eastern Command, 38-repre-
sents Britain on the Supreme War
Council, 38-39-his scheme for a
central reserve, 38-39-his cha-
racteristics, 41-45, 54-his affinity
with the French, 36, 44-his hatred
of Southern Ireland, 45, 46, 50-
his friendship with Marshal Foch,
36, 49-becomes M.P. for North
Down, 51-his murder, 53.

Wilson, the late President, of the
United States, 218, 225, 226, 227,
229.

Winchester, the Dean of, the Very
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Zachrisson, Prof. R. E., 'Romans,
Kelts and Saxons in Ancient
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Van Deman, Prof. Esther B., 288-

290.

Venables, Edmund, 'Bunyan, The
Pilgrim's Progress, Grace Abound-
ing, and a Relation of His Im-
prisonment,' 96.

Vitaglass, satisfactory results ob-
tained from the use of, 236-238.

W.
Wales, Agriculturein: The Lesson
for English Farmers, Farmers, 297-313.
Waley, Arthur, 'Blue Trousers,' a
translation of the fourth volume of
the Lady Murasaki's prose epic,
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Walle, Paul, Le Péron économique,'
814.

Walpole, Hugh, 'Anthony Trollope,'
199.

Walter, L. B., translator of 'The
Glory of Don Ramiro,' by Enrique
Larreta, 324.

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