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PI{El?A(IE.
N the Preface to that magnum opus, the Poole’s Index of 1882, the following
promise was made: “Supplements in a style uniform with this edition will
be issued every five years, which will include not only the periodicals which have
appeared during that period, but older serials which are worthy of being indexed,
and are not included in this edition.”
The present issue is the fifth of the five-year Supplements thus promised, mark-
ing the completion of a quarter-century since the 1882 volume appeared.
With the great increase in the number of excellent periodicals, growth in the
size of these Supplements is inevitable, and it will be noticed that this issue
contains ten per cent. more pages than its predecessor. It covers 190 different
periodicals as against 170 in the last volume, and indexes I360 volumes.
It will be observed on examining the Chronological Conspectus prefixed to this
volume that of the 232 sets included in the edition of 1882 only 49 are continued
in this Supplement, while I41 newer ones ’are here included. Of this number 33
appear in this Supplement for the first time, a portion of these being new ven-
tures, started during the period or just before its beginning, and others represent-
ing the effort to fulfil the promise that “older serials worthy of being indexed”
should be taken up in the Supplements.
Special pains have been taken to include in this volume references to a large
number of college and university publications, making the index of special value
to the larger libraries ; while at the same time it has not been in the least weak-
ened on the more popular side. Among these additions to the list, special atten-
. tion may well be called to the Princeton University Bulletin, I 5 vols., the Catholic
University Bulletin, I2 vols., the University of Chicago Record, IO vols., the Co-
lumbia University Quarterly, 8 vols., the California University Chronicle, 8 vols.,
the Wisconsin Alumni Magazine, 7 vols., and the Technology Review, 8 vols.
While these periodicals are quite largely occupied with matters pertaining to the
institutions issuing them, such matter not being of value for the purpose of this
Index, they also have many papers of importance on live subjects, and it is
thought that their inclusion will be appreciated in all the larger libraries.
The increasing multiplicity and complexity of the subjects treated by magazine
writers, and the lack of any well-established terminology in most departments of
knowledge, makes the task of the indexer who would have his work somewhat
systematic a well-nigh hopeless one. There is a strong temptation to depart
from a strictly alphabetic order of entry and fall back upon a classification under
well-established headings. But we have constantly resisted that temptation, and
have endeavored to carry out as consistently as possible a purely alphabetic
arrangement, modifying some headings to keep together things that belong
together, but avoiding any considerable recasting of the titles. ~
111
TEESV4
iv PREFACE.
The separation of plural headings from their singulars, with many intervening
heacfings having no relation to them, -—as in the case of “ Cat, The” and “ Cats,”
with such headings as Catalogues, Cathedrals, Catherine, etc., between them, — this
seems unfortunate and unreasonable, and an attempt has sometimes been made
to avoid it, but we conclude -that a recognized and persistent adherence to strict
alphabetic order is a sine qua mm in an alphabetic index, and have tolerated many
apparent infelicities for the sake of such adherence, nothing being more impor-
tant in a work of this kind than that its users shall know what they can depend on.
Attention is called to the list of Collaborators on the opposite page, and the
editors wish to express their high appreciation of the value of the help they have
rendered, without which this work could not be continued. More than one-half of
the references in this volume have appeared in the Library Index, published by
the Library Journal office in New York, which furnishes the Annual Supplement
to “ Poole,” suggested by Dr. Poole himself i~n 1882, and which is prepared under
the same collaboration. -
It is to be regretted that this volume appears so many months after the close, of
the period it covers. A work of this extent undertaken by persons with other
important claims on their time must necessarily proceed slowly ; and in the
present case there have been unexpected obstacles in the mere process of print-
ing. Now that it is done, may it prove no less useful in its day than its prede-
cessors, or than the parent “ Poole’s Index.”
VV. I. F.
M. P.
JANUARY 31, 1908.
COLLABORATORS.
WM. I. FLETCHER, Editor . . . . . . . . . . . _Librarian, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.
MARY POOLE, “ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reading, Mass.
GRACE ASHLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, Newark, N. J.
MAY ASHLEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Public Library, Greenfield, Mass.
\VILLARD AUSTEN . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Librarian Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.
JAMES BAIN, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Public Library, Toronto, Ont.
WALTER S. BISCOE . . . . . . . . . . Librarian [Catalog_Dept.] State Library, Albany, N. Y.
CAROLINE A. BLANCHARD . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Tufts Library, Weymouth, Mass.
ISAAC S. BRADLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian State Historical Society, Madison, VVis.
ARTHUR N. BROWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
LAURANCE C. BURKE . . . . . . . . Assistant University of Wisconsin Library, Madison, Wis.
CHARLES H. BURR . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Williams College, Williamstown, Mass.
ELIZABETH CRANSTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, Providence, R. I.
T. FRANKLIN CURRIER . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Harvard College Library, Cambridge, Mass.
JOHN F. DAVIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Butte, Montana.
CARRIE L. ELLIOTT . . . . . . . . . . . . Reference Librarian Public Library, Chicago, Ill.
MABEL A. FARR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N. Y.
IDA F. FARRAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant ‘City Library, Springfield, Mass.
FREDERICK W. FAXON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston Book Co., Boston, Mass.
MARY R. FOSTER . . . . . . . . . . Assistant State Historical Society Library, Madison, Wis.
GEORGE L. FOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Principal University School, New Haven, Conn.
‘WILLIAM D. GODDARD . . _ . . . . . . . Assistant Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM C. HAWKS . . . . . Assistant Librarian Hartford Theological Seminary, Hartford, Conn.
DAVID HEALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Harvard College Library, Cambridge, Mass.
CAROLINE M. HEWINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Public Library, Hartford, Conn.
WILLIAM J. JAMES . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.
FRED. P. JORDAN . . . . . . Chief Cataloguer Library of University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
ELLEN F. KNOWLES . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Boston Athenaeum, Boston, Mass.
JOSEPH D. LAYMAN . . . . . . . . . Assistant Librarian University of California, Berkeley, Cal.
GEO. T. LITTLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.
LYDIA W. MASTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, Watertown, Mass.
MARY MEDLICOTT . . . . . . . . . . . . Reference Librarian City Library, Springfield, Mass.
ANTOINETTE P. METCAL . . . . . . . Reference Librarian Oberlin College Library, Oberlin, O.
ELIZABETH B. MILLS . . . . . . . . . Assistant State Historical Society Library, Madison, Wis.
A. LOUISE MORTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant City Library, Springfield, Mass.
C. ALEX. NELSON . . . . . . . . . Reference Librarian Columbia University Library, N. Y. City.
MARY O. NUTTING . . . . . . . .Librarian emerz'z‘u.r Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass.
GEORGE M. PERRY . . . . . Ashland, Mass.
FLORA R. PETRIE . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . Assistant Y. M. C. A. Library, N. Y. City.
FRANKLIN O. POOLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Bar Assoc. Library, N. Y. City.,
EDITH M. PRATT . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Librarian Public Library, Westfield, Mass.
PUBLIC LIBRARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Worcester, Mass.
JOSEPHINE A. RATHBONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ABBY L. SARGENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, Medford, Mass.
MARY E. SARGENT . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . Librarian Public Library, Medford, Mass.
ALICE SHEPARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Librarian City Library, Springfield, Mass.
THOMAS H. SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . Chief Cataloguer Public Library, New Haven, Conn.
WALTER M. SMITH . . .. . . . . . . . . . Librarian University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
IDA M. TAYLOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant City Library, Springfield, Mass.
MARY S. TERWILLIGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, VVorcester, Mass.
\/VILLIAM H. TILLINGHAST . . . . Assistant Librarian Harvard College Library, Cambridge, Mass.
PERCY H. TUFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Harvard College L‘ ary, Cambridge, Mass.
AGNES VAN VALKENBURGH . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public ' rary, Milwaukee, VVis.
JULIA WHEELOCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Pratt Institute Library, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CARRIE W. WHITNEY . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Public Library, Kansas City, Mo.
SOLON F. WHITNEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian Public Library, Watertown,- Mass.
MARY G. WILBUR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, Providence, R. I.
HARRIET B. WINSOR . . . . . . Assistant City Library, Springfield, Mass.
ELEANOR B. WOODRUFF . . . . I I I I I I Assistant Pratt Institute Library, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ELIZABETH A. YOUNG . . . . . . '. . . . . . . . . Assistant Public Library, Chicago, Ill.
Number in
Abbreviation. Chronological
Conspectus.
Acad. . . 255
Am. Anthropol. . 422
Am. Antiq. 260
Am. Arch. 217
.Am. Cath. Q. _ 218
Am. Econ. Assoc. . 304
Am. Geog. SOC. Bull. . 443
.Am. Hist. R. . . 406
J Am. J. Archaeol. 286
Am. J. Philol. 246
Am. J. Psychol. . 3I4
.Am. J. Sci. I7 .
. Am.J. SOC. Sci. 188 I .
Am. J. Sociol. . 405
Am. J. Theol. 418
Am. Law R. . I71
1\nL_hI. . . 460
Am. Natural. I 72
Ann. Statis. Assoc. . . . 3I3
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 323
‘\ Antiq. n. s. 208
~ Appleton’s M. 464
Archaeol. -
Archit. Rec. . 367
1\rchin‘I{.. 415
Arena . . 324
Army & Navy L. 468
Art J. -. . II2
.As_ia. R.‘ 292
Ath. . 26I
~ ~:Atlan. . . . . . I3I
‘Bank. M. (Lond.) . 85
Bank. M. (N. Y.) I04
Bib. World 373
Bib. Sacra . 86
M Blackw. I3
Bk. Buyer . 343
ABBREVIATIONS, TITLES, AND IMPRINTS.
TITLE.
ACADEMY........................
AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN . . . . . . . . .
AMERICAN ARCHITECT AND BUILDING NEWS .
AMERICAN CATHOLIC QUARTERLY . . . .
AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN .
AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW .
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCH/EOLOGY .
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY .
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE . . . .
[AMERICAN] JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
AMERICAN .JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY .
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THEOLOGY .
AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
AMERICAN MAGAZINE .
AMERICAN NATURALIST . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS . . . .
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
ANTIQUARY [NEW SERIES]
APPLETON’S MAGAZINE
ARCH/EOLOGIA . . .
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD .
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW .
ARENA . . . . .
ARMY AND ‘NAVY LIFE
ART JOURNAL . . . . . . . .
[IMPERIAL AND] ASIATIC REVIEW
ATHEN./EUM. ATLANTIC MONTHLY . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BANKERS’ MAGAZINE
BANKERS’ MAGAZINE . . . . . . .
BIBLICAL WORLD .
BIBLIOTHECA SACRA. . . . .
BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
BOOK BUYER [later, LAMP, 9. v.]
Published .
London
Chicago
Chicago
Boston . .
Philadelphia .
New York
New York
New York
New York
Baltimore.
WVorcester
New Haven .
Boston
Chicago
Chicago
St. Louis .
New York
Boston .
Boston . .
Philadelphia .
London
New York
London
New York
London
Boston . .
New York
London
London
London
Boston
London
New York
Chicago
Oberlin
Edinburgh
New York
Dates.
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1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
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I902-O6
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
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1902-06
1905-06
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Booklover’s M. .
Bookman .
Brush & P.
Calif. M.
Calif. UniV. Chron:
Califomian
Canad. M.
Cassier . .
Cath. Univ. Bull:
Cath. World .
“Cent. . .
“Charnb. J. .
"Chaut. . .
' Church Q.
Char.
Colum. Univ. ‘Q.’
Conserv. R.
Contemp. .
Cornh. .
“Cosmopol.
--Ctry Life Am:
Craftsman
Critic
‘“Crit. R. .
Dart. Bi-Mo. .
\Dial . .
‘ \Dub. R.
~Ecl. M.
Econ. J.
Econ. R.
~Ed.R.. . .
Educa. .
Educa. R. .
Engin. M. .
Eng. Hist. R.‘
Tverybody’s .
\~Expos. .
Folk-Lore . " .
~ Fortn. .
340
455
396
420
43I
439
‘.428
376
358
434
I60
263
89
307
256
427
438
421 .
I66 .
I38
300
445
446
265
354
462
230
64
90
329
355
. I .
. 2 2
- 334
. 330
290
448
417
351
I61
BOOK NEWS . .
BOOI<LOVER’S MAGAZINE [later, APPLETON’S MAGAZINE, g. 21.] .
BOOKMAN. . . . . . . . . .
BRUSH AND PENCIL . . . . . . .
CALIFORNIAN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
[CALIFORNIA] UNIVERSITY CHRONICLE. . .
CALIFORNIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CANADIAN MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . .
CASSIER’S MAGAZINE . . . ' . .
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY BULLETIN .
CATHOLIC WORLD
CENTURY MAGAZINE. . . .
CHAMBERS‘S JOURNAL . . . . .
CHAUTAUQUAN. . . .. . . . . . . .
CHURCH QUARTERLY REVIEW . . . . .
CHARITIES . . . . . . . . . .
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY QUARTERLY .
CONSERVATIVE REVIEW . . .
CONTEMPORARY REVIEW_. .
CORNHILLMAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . .
COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA . . . . . . . . . . .
CRAFTSMAN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CRITIC..................
CRITICAL REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DARTMOUTH BI-MONTHLY . . . . . . . . . . .
DIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DUBLIN REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . .
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. . . . . . . . . . . .
ECONOMIC JOURNAL . . . . . . . . . . . .
ECONOMIC REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDINBURGH REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
‘DUCATION . . . . .
EDUCATIONAL REVIEW . . . . . . . .
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . .
ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW . . . . . . . .
EVERYBODY’S MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EXPOSITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
0 I I 0 0 0 0 O I 0 0 0 0
FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW . . . . . .
Philadelphia .
New York
New York
Chicago
San Francisco .
Berkeley, Cal.
San Francisco .
Toronto
London
Washington .
New York
New York
Edinburgh
Meadville, Pa.
London
New York
New York
London
London
London
New York
New York
Syracuse, N. Y.
New York
London
Hanover, N. H .
Chicago
London
New York
London
London
Edinburgh
Boston .
New York
New York
London
New York
London
London
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Abbreviation.
--Forum . .
._ Gent. M. .
Geog. J. . .
Good Words .
Green Bag
Gunt0n’s M. .
Harper .
Hartf. Sem. Rec.
Harv. Grad. M. .
Harv. Law R.
\ Hibbert J.
- Idler
\Indep. . .
Indep. R. . .
Int. J. Ethics .
-Internat. Mo. [Q.] .
Jew. Q. . . .
J. H. Univ. Stud.
. Am. F olk-Lore .
. Bib. Lit.
. Hel. Stud. .
. Pol. Econ. .
Statis. SOC.
. Soc. Arts .
Jurid. R.
Knowl. .
., Lamp . . .
- Land of Sun.
Law Q. .
Library .
Lib. J. .
\Lippinc.
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Lit. W. (Bosti) '
Liv. Age
“Longm.
Luth. Q.“ .
. Frankl. Inst.
. Mil. Serv. Inst.
Number in
Chronological
Conspectus.
291
I83
374
I39
316
400
I I6
432
378
444
452
363
360
458
326
423
349
273
34I
297
33
296
408
379
73
294
35°
268
457
433
344
409
226
184
257
91
272
200
FORUM..................
GENTLEMAN’S MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . .
GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL .
GOOD WORDS .
GREEN BAG. . . . .
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HARTFORD SEMINARY RECORD.
HARVARD GRADUATES’ MAGAZINE
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INDEPENDENT .
INDEPENDENT REVIEW. . . .
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ETHICS .
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JEWISH QUARTERLY REVIEW . . . .
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. STUDIES IN HISIORY, ETC.
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FOLK-LORE.
JOURNAL OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE .
JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
JOURNAL OF HELLENIC STUDIES . . . . . . . .
JOURNAL OF THE MILITARY SERVICE INSTITUTION .
JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY . . . . .
JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIET
JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF ARTS .
JURIDICAL REVIEW
KNOWLEDGE .
LAMP . . .
LAND OF SUNSHINE .
LAW QUARTERLY REVIEW
LIBRARY . .
LIBRARY JOURNAL .
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LITERARY WORLD
LITTELL’S LIVING AGE.
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London
London
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New York
New York
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Cambridge, Mass. Cambridge, Mas . .
London . . .
London
New York
London . .
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London
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London
New York
Chicago
London
London
Edinburgh
London
New York
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London
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Boston .
Boston .
London
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Dates.
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-04
1902-06
1902
1902-06
I89I—19o6
1902-06
1902-06
1903-06
1902-06
1902-06
1904-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
I902—06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1903-05
1 894-1 901
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-06
1902-04
1902-06
1902-05
1902-06
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\McClure' . 387 MCCLURE’S MAGAZINE . . . . I . . . . . . . . . New York I902-O6
\ Macmil. I40 MACMILLAN’S MAGAZINE . . . London I902-O6
M. of Art . 337 MAGAZINE OF ART (CAssELL’s). . . London I902-o4
M. of Hist. 467 MAGAZINE OF HISTORY New York . I905-06
Mast. in Art . 425 MAS l‘ERS IN ART . . . Boston. I902-O6
Mast. in Music . 453 MASTERS IN MUSIC . Boston . 1903-05
Meth. R. 78 METHODIST REVIEW . . New York I902-O6
Mind. 2I9 MIND London I902-o6
Monist . . . . . 331 MONIsT. Chicago I902-O6
,--Month . . . . . . . I 57 MONTH. . . . . . . . . . . . London . . . . . I902-o6
—»Month1y R. . . . . . 424 MONTHLY REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London . . . . . I902-O6
Munic. Aff. . . . . . 449 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. New York . . . . I902
~~Munsey . . . . 353 . MUNsEY’s MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York . . . . 1902-O6
Music . . . . . . . 356 . MUSIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago . . . . . I902-o3
-~Nation . . . . . . . I63 . NATION . . . . . . . . . New York . . . . I902-O6
Nat. Geog. M. . . . . 318 . NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington . . . . I902-O6
‘~Nat’l M. (Bost.) . . . . 403 NATIONAL MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston. . . . . . 1902-06
“National . . . . . . 276 . NATIONAL REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London . . . . . I902-06
Nature . . . . . . . I94 . NATURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London . . . . . I902-O6
N. Church R. . . . . 39I NEW CHURCH REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston . . . . . . I902-O6
N. E. Reg. . . . . . 106 NEW ENGLAND HIsToRICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER. . . . . . . . . . Boston. . . . . . 1902-06
New Eng. M. n. s. . 299 . NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE [NEW SERIES] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston. . . . . . I902-06
Igth Cent. . . . . . 222 NINETEENTH CENTURY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London . . . . . I902-O6
No. Am. . . . . . . I2 . NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York . . . . I902-O6
Open Court . 345 . OPEN COURT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago . . . . . I902-O6
LosAnge1es. . . . I902-O6
New York . . . . I902-O6
Out West. . . . . 447 . OUT WEST
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Overland . . . . . . I86 OVERLAND MONTHLY [NEW SERIES]. . . San Francisco . . . I902-o6
Pall Mall M. . . . . 413 PALL MALL MAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London . . . . . I902
Pedagog. Sem. . 332 . PEDAGOGICAL SFMINARY . . . Worcester, Mass. . . I902-O6
Pennsyl. M. . . . . . 223 PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia. . . . I902-O6
Philos. R. . . . . . 368 PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston . . . . . . I902-o6
Poet-Lore . . . . . . 328 POET-LORE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston . . . . . . I902-O6
Pol. Sci. Q. . . . . . 289 POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY New York . . . . I902-o6
Pop. Astron. . . . . . 393 POPULAR ASTRONOMY . . . . . . Northfield, Minn. . . I902-O6
Pop. Sci. Mo. . . 206 . POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY . . . New York . . . . I902-O6
Presb. & Ref. R. . . . 327 PRESBYTERIAN AND REFORMED REVIEW . . . . . New York . . . . I902 .
Princ. Univ. Bull. . . . 429 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BULLETIN . . . . . . . . . Princeton . . . I889-I904
Psychol. R. . . . . . 3 2 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW . . . . New York . . . . I9o2—o6
Abbreviation.
Pub. Lib. .
_JPutnam
Q. J. Econ.
M Quar. . . . .
Ref. Church R. .
Reliquary . .
VR. of Rs. (N. Y.)
Roy. Hist. Soc. .
/Sat R. . . . .
School R. .
Science . .
Scot. Hist. R.
‘"“"SCIib. M. .
-\Sewanee
\ \So. Atlan. Q.
\_/Spec. . . .
Studio (Internat.) .
Sund. M. . . .
Technol. R. .
\Temp. Bar
Texas Hist. ASSOC. Q.
* - zoth Cent. Q.
Union Univ. Q. .
“U11. Serv. M. .
Ul1iV.\ Chic. Rec.
Univ. Cincin. Stud.
Univ. Col. Stud.
Univ. Mo. Stud.
Univ. Tenn. Rec.
VMMMMUUEWAi :
Wash. Univ. Bull. .
Westm. . .
Wis. Alum. M. .
~~World To-day
““World’s \Vorl< .
Yale Div. Q. .
»-Yale R.
Number in
Chronological
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4I I
47°
3°3
6
228
I46
43°
2 52
377
277
459
3°9
410
45°
253
41 6
258
44I
I48
437
469
46I
27 I
435
463
456
465
436
442
454
28
44°
45I
426
466
380
TITLE.
PUBIJC LJBRARIES . . .
PUTNAM’S MONTHLY . . . .
QUARTERLY JO/URNAL OF ECONOMICS
QUARTERLY REVIEW
REFORMED CHURCH REVIEW
RTEJQUARY . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REVIEW OF REVIEWS, MERICAN MONTHLY.
ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY TRANSACTIONS
SATURDAY REVHHV
SCHOOL REVIEW
SCIENCE [NEW SERIES] . .
SCOTTISH HISTORICAL REVIEW
SCRIBNER’S MAGAZINE .
SEWANEE REVIEW . . . . .
SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY .
SPECTATOR . . . .
STUDIO (INTERNATIONAL) .
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
TECHNOLOGY REVIEW .
TEMPLEBAR TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION QUARTERLY
TWENTIETH CENTURY QUARTERLY
UNION UNIVERSITY QUARTERLY .
UNITED SERVICE MAGAZINE.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO RECORD . . . .
UNIVERSlTY OF CINCINNATI STUDIES [2D SERIES]
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO STUDIES. . .
UNIVERSITY OE MISSOURI STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE RECORD
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY QUARTERLY .
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
WESTMINSTER REVIEW . . . . . . . . .
WISCONSIN ALUMNI MAGAZINE
WORLD To-DAY .
WORLD’S WORK . . . . .
YALE DIVINITY QUARTERLY.
YALE REVIEW .
Published.
Chicago
New York
Boston .
London
Philadelphia
London
New York
London
London
Chicago
New York
Edinburgh
New York
Sewanee, Tenn.
Durham, N. C. .
London
New York
London
Boston .
London
Austin, Texas
London
Schenectady,‘ N. Y.
London
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boulder, Colo. .
Columbia, Mo. .
Knoxville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn.
St. Louis .
London
Madison, W
Chicago
New York
New Haven .
New Haven .
Dates.
I902-O6
I906
I9o2—o6
I902-O6
I9o2—o6
I902-O6
I9o2—o6
I890-I906
I9o2—o6
I9o2—o6
I902-O6
I9o4—o6
I902-O6
I902-O6
I902-O6
I9o2—o6
I9o2—o6
1902-05
1899-1906.
1902-06
1897-1906
I906
I9o5—o6
I9o2—o6
1897-1905
1905-06
I902-O6
1903-04
1897-1904
I9oI—o6
I903-O6
I9o2—o6
1899-1907
I9o3—o6
I902-O6
I905-O6
I902-O6
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INDEX TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE.

FIFTH SUPPLEMENT,
1902-1906.
AL.l3.
A. B., The Indefinite. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 82:
464.
A la Grande Chaumiere. (C. Oliver) Blackw. I79: 403.
I Liv. Age, 249: 362.
A la Guamine. (W. McLennan) Canad. M. 25! 522.
a-Rays, Absorption of, from Polonium. (M. Levin)
Am. J. Sci. 172: 8,
“ Abandoned Farm ” Club.
Am. 10: 176,
(M. Roberts) Ctry Life
Abbas Eifendi, Phelps’s Life and Teachings of. (D.
B. Macdonald) Nation, 78: 277.
Abbiis Helmy II., a Modern Pharaoh. (G. M. F enn)
Chamb. J. 80: 213.
Abbess of Vlaye, The.
816-32: 640,
Abbey, Edwin A., as a Painter of Pageants. (H. Mac-
fall) Acad. 67: 415.
— Award of Mayor Bibblesdon; etched. Art J. 571
332-
-- O Mistress mine, where are you roaming? etching.
Art J. 54: 366.
-— Portrait of. Bk.-Buyer, 23: 528.
Abbeys, Four, and Abbotsford. (J. P. Armstrong)
Month, I08: 471.
Abbot of Bon-Accord; a story.
pinc. 74: 765.
Abbot of Buskin Rock.
217.
Abbotsford, 1311-1904. (M. M. Maxwell Scott) Cath.
\VOI'ld, 80: 434. '
Abbott, C. Yarnall, illustrator. Lamp, 28: 141.
Abbott, Francis Ellingwood. (C. S. Pierce) Nation,
77: 360.
Abbott, Jacob. (F. Osgood) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 471.
Abbott, Lyman, with portrait. Lamp, 26: 362,
Abbreviations, A System of. (F. G. Porter) Yale Div.
(S. J. Weyman) Munsey, 30:
(Phoebe Lyde) Lip-
(R. Wilsted) Lippinc. 70:
Q. 2. 96.
Abby Sophia’s Legacy. (H. A. Nash) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 299.
Abdication of Mrs. Dogherty, The.
Munsey, 33: 249.
Abduction of Red Kelly, The. (H. R. Durant) Munsey,
35: 220,
Abdul Hamid II., Sultan, with portrait. (R. S. Baker)
Outl. 72: 67. ——Good Words, 44: 8I5.—- (C. Mija-
tovich) Fortn. 86: 575.
—- and the Pan-Islamic Movement.
-— A Glimpse of the Sultan.
Good Words, 46: 541,
— His Majesty -Jekyll-and-Hyde.
World’s Work, 7: 4087.
Abel, Frederick Augustus. Nature, 66: 492.
Abenaki Dialects, Differentiation between Penobscot
and Canadian. (J. D. Prince) Am. Anthrop. 4: 17.
Abeokuta. Chamb. J. 81: 641.
Aberdeen, Earl of. (J. McCarthy) Outl. 72: 508.
(A. O’Hagan)
Blackw. I80: 291.
(Margaret Macgregor)
(H. Thompson)

ABYDOS
Aberdeen University, Quatercentenary of. Ath. ’o6,
2: 407. -— (A. T. Smith) Educa. 27: 184. —— Nation,
83: 324.—Nature, 74: 565.
-— — Degrees Conferred. Science, n. s. 24: 602.
Aberystwyth, Church of St. Padaru. (R. Murray)
Antiq. n. s. 38: 210,
Abigail’s Blue Bonnets.
M. n. s. 311 659.
Ability and Successes of Kinfolk of the Members of
the Royal Society. (F. Galton) Nature, 70: 354.
—— Heredity of. Nature, 74: 97.
Abingdon, Eng. (S. Beale) Am. Arch. 75: I2.
Abingdon Abbey, The Beginning of. (J. E. Field)
Eng. Hist. R. 20: 693.
Abitibi Fur Brigade, The. (A. Fleeming) Scrib. M.
(Keziah Shelton) New Eng.
32. 36.
Ablative Absolute in Epistles of Cicero, Seneca, etc.
(R. B. Steele) Am. J. Philol. 25: 315. i
—- in Livy. (R. B. Steele) Am. J. Philol. 23: 295.
Abolitionists, Hume on the. (W. P. Garrison) Nation,
82: 143,
Above the Booms. (G. Stanley Ellis) Longm. 46: 252.
= Liv. Age, 246: 306.
Above the Clouds at Metéqui.
96: 2 51.
Abracadabra Afl-‘air. (P. W. Hart) Lippinc. 69: 216.
Abraham, Age of. (A. H. Sayce) Bib. World, 26:
248
(A. S. Schmidt) Atlan.
— Native Country of. Was the Religion Monotheistic ?
(E. Kiinig) Meth. R. 62: 681,
— Sacrifice of Isaac. (E. Gould) N. Church R. II: 295.
“ Abroad,” Making Friends with. (F. J. Mather, jr.)
Nation, 83: I56.
Abruzzi, Duke of the, First in the Polar Race. (R.
Dunn) Outing, 42: 277. ‘
Abruzzi Mountains, In the. (M. H. Elliott) Lippinc.
73: 695--
-— Legends of the. (Antonio de Nino) Monthly R. 25,
n0,I2 I13.
Absalom’s Wreath. (E. Taylor) Atlan. 91: 248.
Absent, Criticism of the. Spec. 96: 4I3.=Liv. Age,
249: I85,
Absent Guest, The; a story. (R. R. Gilson) Cent. 45:
593-
Absolute, The, as Unknowable. (A. K. Rogers) Mind,
28: 35.
—- Evolution and. (H. H. Bawden) Philos. R. 15! I45.
Absolute and Relative Truth. (H. H. Joachim) Mind,
30: 1,
“Absolute Criterion,” Mr. Bradley’s. (Howard V.
Knox) Mind, 30: 210. _
Absolute Monarchs vs. Free Peoples. Contemp. 86:
497.
Absolutism, Growth of. Spec. 93: 505.
Abydos, Excavations at. (W. M. F. Petrie) Am. Antiq.
25: 362.
ABYDOS
Abydos, Ten Temples of. (W. M. F. Petrie) Am.
Antiq. 26: 273. I Harper, I07: 834,
Abyssinia, Army of. (G. F. H. Berkeley) Mapmil. 87:
390-
— Berkeley on the Rise of Menelik. Ath. ’O3, 1: 295.
— Conquest of. (F. A. Edwards) Asia. R. 39: 320.
— England and. (Chesterfield) National, 38: 977.
— Exploration in the Abai Basin. (H. Weld Blun-
dell) Geog. J. 27: 529.
—— Justice and Crime in.
40: I21,
-— Making a Treaty with Menelik.
ner) World’s Work, 9: 5795,
— New Trail in. (H. Le Roux) Cent. 41: 885.
— An Old Monarchy and a Young Republic. (J. J.
O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 543.
— Question of, and its History. (G. F. H. Berkeley)
19th Cent. 53: 79.
—- Recent History of. Ed. R. 1951 331.
-— Southern Borderland of, Exploration in. (P. Maud)
Geog. J. 23: 552.
— Southwestern. (B. B. Jessen) Geog. J. 25: 158.
— Through the Country-of the King of Kings. (W. F.
Whitehouse) Scrib. M. 132: 286.
Acacia, Foliage in the Genus. (C. E. Preston) Am.
Natural. 351 727.
Academic Career as affected by Administration.
Jastrow) Science, 11. S. 23: 561.
Academic Courage. (W. C. Lawton) Educa. R. 322
(M. Shipley) Am. Law R.
(Robert P. Skin-
(J.
395-
Academic Freedom. (John Dewey) Educa. R. 23: I.
— (R. M. Wenley; F. Thilly; J. C. Colgate) Educa.
R. 231 195-
— and “Tainted” Gifts. (A. W. Small) Indep. 55:
710,
——- in Theory and Practice. (A. T. Hadley) Atlan. 91:
152,334-
—Rights of Donors. (A. B. Parker) Educa. R. 23:
I 5,
Academic Life. (A. T. Murray) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: IO.
—— Pleasant Incidents of an.
31: 614.
Academic Reciprocity. (F. G. Peabody) Harv. Grad.
M. 14: 365. ‘
Academic Sermon, An.
(D. C. Gilman) Scrib. M.
(W. P. Trent) Sewanee, 14:
267.
Academic Spirit, The. (W. J. Kerby) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 6: 347.
—- Essential Elements of the True.
of Chic.-Rec. 31 I59.
Academic Syllabus, Revised, of N. Y. State.
Goodwin) Educa. R. 31: I91,
Academic Welfare. ‘Dial, 40: 31.
Académie Francaise. (O. G. Guerlac) Lippinc. 69: 611.
— Art of the. Brush & P. I5: 160.
Académie Goncourt. (E. Gosse) Critic, 42: 219.
—— and Leon Frapié. (A. Schinz) Bookman, 21: 288.
Academies, International Association of. Science, 11. s.
(C. C. Hall) Univ.
(E. J.
19: 930.
Academy, British, Plea for a. (A. C. Benson) National,
46: 281.
See British Academy.
Academy Education, Cost of. (C. Herrick) Educa. R.
23: 348.
Acadia, What it owed to New England.
Weaver) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 423,
Acadian Weavers of Louisiana. (Campbell Macleod)
Craftsman, 11: 332.
Acadians and Governor Lawrence.
Canad. M. 27: 256.
Accessibility, The Charm of. Spec. 97: 357. = Liv.
Age, 251: 187.
(E. P.
(A. W. Savary)

2 ACROSS
Accident Insurance. (E. S. Lott) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 26: 483.
—— by Coupon. (R. S. Smyth) Chamb.‘J. 83: 798.
Accidents in Building. Am. Arch. 75: 77.
— Industrial. (H. J. Wilson) Chamb. J. 82: 129,
-—- Prevention of, Devices for, in America. (G. E.
Walsh) Cassier, 28: 223,
— —- in Engineering Workshops. (G. W. Bissell) Cas-
sier, 22: 79. — (W. H. Tolman) Cassier, 22: 525.
— Queer. Chamb. J. 79: I71.
-— Relation of Divine Providence to.
Church R. II: 204,
Accomplishments, Old-fashioned. (C. Black) Longm.
43: 45. :Liv. Age, 239: 564. :E(3l.'M. I42: I24,
Accord and Satisfaction. (S. Williston) Harv. Law R.
171 459-
According to Counsel.
29: 289.
According to Grandma; pictures.
Cosmopol. 42: 29.
According to Lady Moyle. (Baroness von Hutten)
LipI>in@- 73= 344. 643- 74: 251. 787.
According to Meredith. (Mrs. Belloc Lowndes) Fortn.
86: 149. : Liv. Age, 250: 268,
According to Scripture. (S. H. Henley) Overland, n. s.
39: 689. ‘
Account Book, An Old. (Lillian C. Smythe) Cornh. 87:
551.: Ecl. M. 141: 47. I Liv. Age, 237: 506.
Accountancy, The Profession of. (J. E. Sterrett) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 16: 27,
Accursed Races. (F. Boyle) Monthly R. 23, no. 2:
(A. Roeder) N.
(E. Elliott) New Eng. M. n. s.
(B. C. Kilvert)
89.
Ace of Hearts; a story. (W. A. Fraser) Canad. M.
24: 147.
Acetylene, the Latest Illuminant.
Univ. Bull. 7: 158,
-— Stored and Transported in Safety. (J. S. Seymour)
J. Frankl. Inst. I56: I,
—— Thermal Constants of. (W. G. Mixter) Am. J. Sci.
172: 13.
Achaemenian Inscriptions. (L. Mills) Asia. R. 39: I39,
Acheson, Edward Goodrich, with portrait. (J. A. J.
Fitzgerald) Cassier, 22: 93.
Achill Island ; the Irish Westward Ho ! (J. H. Stone)
Good Words, 46: 333.
Achilleion Villa. (F. E. Perkins) Am. Arch. 88: 11.
Achilles goes to Chicago. (J. Lee) Harper, 114: 115,
Acids, Toxic Effect of, on Seedlings. (F. K. Cameron)
Science, n. s. 18: 411,
Acland, Henry W. Spec. 9!: 352. ——Acad. 55: 8.
-— Atlay’s Life of. Ath. ’03, 21 159.
Acmeea Testudinalis, Anatomy of.
Am. Natural. 40: 171.
— Biology of. (M. A. Willcox) Am. Natural. 39: 325.
Acoma, New Mexico, Ancient City of the Quéres. (C.
F. Lummis) Calif. M. I2 31. —— (C. F. Lummis)
Land of Sun‘. 5: 184. 9: III.——(O. C. S. Carter)
J. Frankl. Inst. I62: 449,
Aconcagua and Tierra del Fuego, Conway’s. Nature,
67: 175.
— Ascent of. (R. Rankin) Longm. 42: I22, 214, :
Liv. Age, 238: 278,
Acorns. (Walter Raymond) Spec. 95: 751.
Acousticon, The. (A. L. Griffith) World To-day, 5:
85 5.
Acre, Siege of. (C. T. Brady) Cosmopol. 38: 707.
Acre Territory and the Caoutchouc Region. (G. E.
Church) Geog. J. 231 596.
Acropolis, The, with views.
(J. J. Griflin) Catl1.
(M. A. Willcox)
(P. Carus) Open Court,
17: 193.
— Pre-Periclean PI-opylon of. (C. H. Weller) Am. J.
Archaeol. n. s. 8: 35.
Across a Picket Fence. (S. Ford) Scrib. M. 38: 3 5o.
,Acton, Lord. (Herbert Thurston) Cath. VVorld, 84:
'— at Cambridge.
ACROSS
Across the Plains in ’61. (Lucy H. Fosdick) New Eng.
M. 11. s. 32: 12,
Across the State; a story.
20: 268,
Act of Charity, An. (C. F. Marsh) Chamb. J. 82: 761.
Act of God, The. (J. F. Wilson) Overland, n. s. 40: 55.
— Moral Aspect of an. Spec. 88: 761, 803.
“ Act-a Pilati ” and the Passion Document of St. Luke.
(A. S. Barnes) Dub. R. 137: 99.
Acting, Amateur, always Bad. (M. Beerbohm) Sat.
R. 95: I95. 138-
—_The Art of. (David Belasco) Booklover’s M. 6: 5 38.
— Has it Declined ? (J. A. Waldron) Indep. 54: 2182,
-—vs. Talkingl (R. Mansfield) Calif. Univ. Chron. 8:
162
(G. K. Turner) McClure,
Acting Manager; a story. (P. Marche) Canad. M. 20:
12-,
Actinihm. (W. J. Hammer) J. Frankl. Inst. 155: 443.
Activity, The Experience of. (W. James) Psychol. R.
12: 1.
357. — Ed.R. I97! 501. -— (R. L. Poole) Eng. Hist.
R, 17: 692,—Ath. ’o2, 1: 817,- (M. E. G. Duff)
Spec. 89: 12. —— (J. Bryce) Nation, 751 23.
-— as a W1‘iter. (W. Meynell) Acad. 66: 347.
(J. Pollock) Indep. R. 2: 360.
— Gladstone’s Friendship with. (Maud L. Lyttelton)
Lippinc. 74: 610,
— a Great Leader. (Ethelred L. Taunton) Cath. World,
841 344.
— Letters to Mary Gladstone, Ath. ’o4, I: 487. —— (A.’
Birrell) Contemp. 85: 473. -— (M. MacColl) Fortn.
81: 996. —— (J. Finley) Lamp, 29: 53. -— (G. Smith)
Nation, 78: 242.— (M. E. G. Duff) 19th Cent. 55:
765.—(J. Bryce) No. Am. 178: 698. —Sat. R. 97:
94Z.——Spec. 93: 428.—(A. Lyttelton) I9th Cent.
60: 107. .
—- A Man of Letters. Liv. Age, 241: 378.--‘Eel. M.
142: 823,
Acton, Mass.
331- ,
Actor, American, Abroad Summering. Cosmopol. 39:
2 .
— Art and the Stage. (Armiger Barclay) Monthly R.
25, no. 3: 107.
-— Calling of the. (H. B. Irving) Fortn. 83: 820,
— Man and the. (R. Mansfield) Atlan. 97 I 577.
—— Personality of the. (E. K. Chambers) Acad. 68:
(F. B. Noyes) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
I79-
-— The Resting. , (Alan Dale) Cosmopol. 39: 389.
—- VVho is our Worst ? (Alan Dale) Cosmopol. 40: 683,
Actor in the French Farce, The. (H. M. Hyde) Ladies’
' H. J. 23. no. 11: 16.
Actors, Academy for, Beerbohm Tree’s. Spec. 92:
446-
—— and Plays in the Sere and Yellow. (A. Goodrich)
Gent. M. n. s. 69: 193.
-— Brought too much into Public Notice.
bol1m) Sat. R. 102: 74,
—- How trained in Paris. (R. Whiteing) 19th Cent.
55: 966.=Liv. Age, 242: 115.=Ec1.M, 143: 411,
—Fortn. 81: 511. '
— Matinee Idols, Past and Present.
S91. 391 576. . ,
— of the 19th Century, Famous. (W. Winter) Munsey,
35= 347-
—— On Parting with. Atlan. 89: 863.
— Our Pampered. (Alan Dale) Cosmopol. 41: 6;,
-— Prominent, with portraits. Booklover’s M. 1: 223,
— Recipes for Making “Stars.” (Alan Dale) Cosmo-
pol. 42: 189.
— Russian Players in New York.
(M. Beer-
(W. Steel) Mun-
(Florence Brooks)
3
Cent. 49: 301.
ADAMS
Actors. The Statue of Snow. (Brander Matthews)
Munsey, 36: 109,
— Summer Colony of. (C. H. Meltzer) Cosmopol. 33!
545-
— Why VVomen are Greater. than Men. (Alan Dale)
Cosmopol. 41: 517,
Actor’s Patch, An. (G. Holmes) Gent. M. n. s. 743 I.
Actors All. (J. B. Cabell) Booklover’s M. 72 536.
Actors’ Church Alliance. (G. W. Shinn) Arena, 28:
15.
— Church and Stage after Five Years. (G. W. Shinn)
Arena. 32: 284,
Actress, Reminiscences of. (Clara Morris) McClure,
26: 636. 27: 98.
— Training of a German.
pol. 37: 13.
Actresses and Age. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 100: 652.
— Four French. (H. H. F yfe) National, 40: 85.
—- Six Effulgent Stars, with portraits. (Alan Dale)
Cosmopol. 40: 429.
— Society Amateur.
Adair, Rhona. Amateur Golf Champion of Great
Britain. Outing, 44: 62,
Adam, the Word, in the Revised Version.
Smith) Am. J. Theol. 6: 758.
Adam of Usk, Will of. (E. Owen) Eng. Hist. R. 18:
(Grace I. Colbron) Cosmo-
(H. G.
316,
Adam, James Noble. (J. P. Hamilton) World To-
day, 11: 701,
——A Mayor of all the People. ‘ (I. F. Marcosson)
World’s Work, 12: 7655,
—A Municipal Leader of the New Time.
Flower) Arena, 35: 576.
Adam, Juliette. Reminiscences. Nation, 81: 512.
Adam, Paul, French Apostle of Courage in America,
with portrait. (A. F. Sanborn)-R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
30: 329.
Adam’s Aunt; astory. (M. L. Pendered) Temp. Bar,
129: 310,
Adam’s Bridge, Legend of.
25‘ 39-
Adam’s Peak, Legend of. Macmil. 89: 148.
Adams, Andrew N. (E. H. Phelps) N. E. Reg. 60:
(B. O.
(A. Field) Am. Antiq.
45-
Adams, Chas. Francis. Essays. (F. H. Head) Dial,
33: 27-
Adams, Chas. Kendall. (C. F. Smith)
3: 41, 4: 10,
Adams, Mrs. Chas. Kendall. Wis. Alum. M. 4: 105.
Adams, Henry, of Braintree, English Ancestry of.
(H. F. Fairbanks) N. E. Reg. 59: 320. ‘
Adams, John, and Mary Wollstonecraft. (E. L. Cary)
Lamp, 26: 35. J
Adams, John Quincy, and the Monroe Doctrine. (W. C.
Ford) Am. Hist. R. 82 23.
—- Letters to Alex. H. Everett, 1811-37. II. Am.
Hist. R. 11: 332,
Adams, Mrs. John Quincy. Narrative of a Journey
from St. Petersburg to Paris, in February, 1815.
Scrib. M. 34: 449.
Adams, Jeremy, of Hartford, Conn., and some of his
descendants. (A. Adams) N. E. Reg. 49: 315.
Adams, Maude. (A. Davies) Munsey, 332 583-
—— in “ Peter Pan.” (L. Boynton) Cent. 51: 320.
Adams, William, first Englishman in Japan. (E. M.
Thompson) Cornh. 90: 56.—(W. G. Hutchinson)
Macmil. 90: 44. — Sat. R. 98: 390.
Adams, William Davenport. Acad. 67: 77.
Adams, W. Dacres, painter. Studio (Internat.) 30:
127,
Adams Doctrine, The. (R. Ogden) Nation. 74: 341-
Adams Family, The. (J. McGovern) Nat’1 M. (Bost.)
25: 47-
Wis. Alum. M.
(A. Davies) Cosmopol. 392 II 5 . .
ADAMSON 4
Adamson, Robert. Philosophical Lectures. (G. D.
Hicks) Mind, 29: 72.
Adaptations, Volant. (R. S. Lull) Am. Natural. 40:
537-
Addams, Jane, Head of Hull House, Chicago. (C. Tel-
ler) Everybody’s, 8: 169.
Addicks, J. Edward, and Bossism in Delaware. Outl.
7°‘ 471
— Holding ‘up a State. (G. Kennan) Outl. 73: 277-
429-
— The Last of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81: 177.
— Unparalleled Impudence. Outl. 73: 469.
Addison, Joseph, Political Ideals of. Sat. R. 962 228.
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(T.
(A. C. Key) Engin.
(Ben. H. Morgan) J. Soc. Arts,
(C. A. Roe)
7 AFTERMATH
Africa, South, Slavery in. (J. Burns) Indep. R. 2:
594.
—- -— Some Blunders and a Scapegoat.
19th Cent. 52: 353.
—- -— South African Assoc., 2-d Meeting, 1904. Nature,
70: 41,
—- —— The South African Conspiracy. Westm. 1573
I6, I7I.
— —— Spring Manoeuvres in. Un. Serv. M. 28: 382.
-——Stock-diseases in. (D. Bruce) Nature, 721 496.
:Science, 11. S. 22: 289, 327.
— —- A Trek in the Kalahari. (R. H. Brand) Blackw.
I80: 389.
— —— Trip up the Uganda Railway and across Lake
Victoria Nyanza. Blackw. I75: 608.
— — University Education in. Nature, 69: 544.
— -— Vantage Grounds of. (J. Buchan) Good VVords,
(J. Fortescne)
46: 41,
— — War in. See Transvaal War.
— -— The War and its Critics. (A. Grifliths) Fortn.
78: 776.
— —— Where there ’s Smoke.
Monthly R. 24, no. II 17.
— — White Labor for. Chamb. J. 83: 749.
— —— With the British Association in. (E. W. Brown)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 5, I45,
— —— Women Emigrants to. (M. H. Hutchinson) 19th
Cent. 511 7!. —(E. Cecil) 19th Cent. 51: 683.
— — Yellow Veldt of. (D. Story) Outing, -43: 639.
— Southwest, German Troubles in. (L. Elkind) F ortn.
83: 250,
—— — What Britain is doing in.
Canad. M. 19: 128.
— To Equatoria. (A. Balfour) Blackw. I79: 209.
— ‘Vest, British Empire in. (H. R. Beddoes) Na-
tional, 44: 701.
-— — Some Impressions of. Chamb. J. 80: 777.
— — Spiritual Beings in. (R. H. Nassau) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 35: I15,
—— VVhite Man’s Place in.
Cent. 55: 937.
—VVildemess of, Through the.
Harper, I13: 26.
African and Indian Folklore. Nation, 80: 520,
African Blood. Is there, in the White Race of Europe
and America ? (O. M. Peterson) Scient. Am.
Supn 591 24362-
African Boys in an American School.
WVorld’s Work, 4: 2289.
(J. Knowles Benson)
(W. F. W. Carstairs)
(H. H. Johnston) 19th
(H. W. Nevinson)
(S. P. Verner)
African Colony. (J. Buchan) Blackw. I76: 75.
African F olk-Lore, Death and Dying in. (C. L. Lei-
poldt) Gent. M. n. s. 702 538.
African Institutions in America. (Hubert H. S.
Aimes) J. Am. Folk-Lore, I8: 15.
African Languages. (A. C. Madan) Nation, 832 347.
—— and Religious, Some. (L. Plunkett) Cath. World,
78: 321.
African Notes. (J. B. Dunbar) Chamb. J. 82: 5 51-.
Afr-ica’s Appeal to Christendom. (Momolu Massaquoi)
Cent. 47: 927.
After the Accident. (George Hibbard) Cent. 49: 321.
After-Dinner Oratory of America. (D. Crilly) 19th
Cent. 57: 853.-_-‘Eel. M. 145: 237.?-Liv. Age, 245!
716,
After Grouse with Hiram. (M. Foster) Outing, 49¢ 97.
After the Symposium. (Sara A. Shafer) Outl. 81:

1077.
After the Wedding; a drama. (VV. D. Howells) Har-
per. 14W 64-
After the Wedding; a story. (E. E. Peake) Harper,
I06: 512,
Afterglow, An. (L. H. French) 421 515-
(Aftermath. (M. Y. Wynne) Outl. 74: 620.
AFTERMATH
Aftermath of War, The. (F. J . Cox) Chamb. J. 80:
141.
Afternoon Calls. (Mrs. J . Lane) Fortn. 85: 696. =1
Critic, 48: 437.
Afternoon Tea, An; a story.
Sun. 3: 202.
Afterthought, An. (Ben Hurst) Cath. World, 81: 208.
Afton, Ind. Ter., Flint Implements and Fossil Remains
from. (W. H. Holmes) Am. Anthrop. 4: I08.
Against Orders. (F. H. Smith) Scrib. M. 40: 58 3.
Agapé, The Christian. (J . M. Gillis) Cath. Univ. Bull.
9: 465.
Agassiz, Alexander, with portrait. Harv. Grad. M.
12: 213.
Agathocles, Eclipse of, B. O. 309. (Simon Newcomb)
Pop. Astron. I3: I99. -— (W. T. Lynn) Pop. Astron.
13: 201, '
—- Position of, during the Eclipse.
Nature, 75: 10.
Agave Fibre Industry. J. Soc. Arts, 50: 102.
Age and Eminence. (E. G. Dexter) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66:
538.
Age of Reprint. Dial, 37: 559.
Aged and Infirm, A Cottage Colony for the.
11: 132,
Aggera, Alois, a Tyrolese Artist. Acad. 63: 162.
Agincourt, Memorial of. (T. A. Archer) Sat. R. 100:
(L. C. Barnes) Land of
(P. ' H. Cowell)
Char.
,--4
3 .
Agnosticism. Month, 108: 337,
—- An Agnostic’s Progress. (W. S. Pahner) Contemp.
89: 21, 166,
—— and National Decay. (W. Barry) National, 45: 83.
I Liv. Age, 245: 257.
—- at the Grave. (W. Harrison) Meth. R. 62: 230,
-—— A Comment on Criticism. (G. Forester) Westm.
158: 81,
—- Flint on. (S. H. Mellone) Mind, 29: 106. —-Sat. R.
96: 304-—Ath ’<>3, B 489-
-— From, to Theism. (C. F. Dole) Hibbert J. 2: 110,
-— Gnosticism vs. Overland, n. s. 45: 556.
—- in the Pulpit. (P. Carus) Open Court, 20: 411.
— Montaigne on. (M. Kaufmann) Quar. I99: 15 3.
-— Uniformity in Nature disproves. (J . Cooper) Meth.
R, 64: 208,
Agnostics, A Faith Helpful to.
Church R. 11: 481,
— Religious Training of the Young by. (Mrs. F. Dar-
win) Int. J . Ethics, 13: 269.
—— Should they be Miserable ? (G. M. Trevelyan) Hib-
bert J . 3: 668.
Agra, India ; Taj Mahal, the most Exquisite Building
in the World. (F. C. Penfield) Booklover’s M. 7:
342- ‘
Agrarian Changes in England in 16th Century.
Gay) Q. J. Econ. I7: 576.
Agrarian Revival. (W. Hemstreet) Arena, 29: 142.
Agreements of the U. S. other than Treaties. (C. C.
Hyde) Green Bag, 17: 229.
Agricola, Rudolph, Letters of. (P. S. Allen) Eng.
Hist. R. 21: 302.
(H. C. Hay) New
(E. F.
Agricultural Chemists, Some Problems for. (E. B.
Voorhees) Science, 11. s. 24: 385.
Agricultural College and the F arm-youth. (L. H.
Bailey) Cent. 50: 733.
Agricultural College Work.
ence, n. s. 15: 534.
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, Asso-
ciation of, Convention Nov. 1903. Science, 11. s.
19: 61.
— —- 1904. (E. W. Allen) Science, 11. s. 21: 340.
-- —- 1905. (E. W. Allen) Science, 11. s. 22: 859,
Agricultural Competition and German Policy. (I. A.
Hourwich) J . Pol. Econ. 10: 259.
(R. H. Thurston) Sci-
8
Agricultural Course, A Standard. Science, 11. s. 23:

AGRICULTURE
514-
Agricultural Economics. Science, n. s. 20: 313.
Agricultural Education. (J . C. Medd) J . Soc. Arts,
52: 461. -— (A. C. True) Science, 11. s. 18: 684.
— American, an Untilled Field. (K. L. Butterfield)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 257. '
—- in the U. S. (J. C. Medd) 19th Cent. 60: 299.
—— Present-day Need in. (H. Tremayne) F ortn. 79:
1068.
— Social Phase of. (K. L. Butterfield) Pop. Sci. Mo.
67= 353-
Agricultural Experiment Stations, Achievements in
State and National. (W. S. Harwood) Am. M.
61: 123, 412,
— Work of the. (A. C. True) Science, II. S. 15: 939.
Agricultural Gangs in England. (K. T anqueray) Con-
temp. 81: 854.
Agricultural Implements, A Trust in.
Lewis) Cosmopol. 38: 666,
Agricultural Machinery, Influence of, on Production
(Alfred H.
and Labor. (H. W. Quaintance) Am. Econ. Assoc.
3d ser. 5: 791.
Agricultural Parcel Post. (J. H. Heaton) I9th Cent.
53: 253-
Agricultural Policy, An, for England.
ning) Indep. R. 4: 458.
Agricultural Produce, Loans to Dealers in. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 72: 49.
Agricultural Prosperity of Germany.
Contemp. 87: 457.
(F. A. Chan-
(0. Eltzbacher)
Agricultural Research in England. (A. D. Hall) Con-
temp. 86:675.
Agricultural Science. (H. P. Armsby) Science, 11. s.
24: 673.
-—Recent Developments in. (A. D. Hall) Science,
11. s. 22: 449.
Agricultural Wages in England and Wales during the
Last Fifty Years. (A. W. Fox) J. Statis. Soc.
66: 273.
Agriculture, American, Growth and Management of.
(F. T. Carlton) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22:
491-
—— —— Origin of. (O. F. Cook) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 492.
—— Ancient, and its Survivals To—day. (W. H. Legge)
Reliquary, 45: 217,
— and the British Empire.
Nature, 73: 488.
— as a Source of National Wealth. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
70: 235,
— Attitude of Reformers toward. (R. Wiggs) Westm.
I66: 32.
—- Chemistry in. (M. Foster) Sat. R. 101: 230.“-'-“Liv.
Age, 249: I88.
— Clergy and. (L. Phillips) Econ. R. 16: 315.
— Co—operative, in Denmark. (E. Gioskov) Econ. R.
12: 410,
- Co—operative Methods in.
131: 581,
—— Cultivation of Desert in U. S.
Am. M. 61: 493.
—— in England. Science, 11. s. 20: 313. —Ed. R. 197:
475.
—- -— how it was Ruined by Protection. Spec. 91:
904.
—- — The New Farmer and the New Earth.
Galloway) World’s Work, 7: 4179.
—— -— Possibilities of. (C. W. Sorensen) Contemp. 81:
61
(W. T. Thiselton-Dyer)
(A. M. Brice) Temp. Bar,
(J . W. Helburn)
(B. T.
—- —- Some Neglected Lessons. (R. H. I. Palgrave)
National, 43: 946.
— in Great Britain, Estimates of Losses in, 1870-1900,
(B. H. I. Palgrave) J . Statis.ySoc. 68: 50. ~
AGRICULTURE ‘ 9
Agriculture, in Great Britain, Small Holdings of Far
Forest, Worcestershire. (G. F. Eyre) Econ. R. 12:
I ' 8 .
— in 3its Relations to Bacteria. (H. W. Wiley) J.
Frankl. Inst. I54: 81, 161,
—in Mexico. (S. C. Andrus) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7:
48“.
— in Qiuebec. (G. Boron) Canad. M. 242 429.
— in the U. S. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 39.
—— — Diffusion of Agricultural Prosperity.
Adams) R. of Rs. 26: 235. _
— -— The Farmer’s Balance Sheet for 1902. (W. R.
Draper) R. of Rs. 26: 332.
— The International Institute of. (S. Suzzatti) No.
(H. C.
Am. 182: 651.
— The New. (W. S. Harwood) Scrib. M. 31: 643.
-— — and Country Life. (Mary C. Blossom) World’s
Work, 3: I626.
-- New Way of getting Money out of the Ground.
(G. P. Serviss) Munsey, 34: 172,
— Present Problems in. (L. H. Bailey) Science, n. s.
21: 681,
—— Prosperity in.
— Revolution in.
(W. Hill) J. Pol. Econ. 10: 611,
(S. A. Knapp) World’s Work, 12:
7733-
--Rogers’s History of. (J. H. Hollander) Nation,
76: 195.
— Scientific. Science, 11. s. 24: 92. —-(Frances E.,
Countess of Warwick) N 0. Am. 182: 408,
— State Aid in. Sat. R. 95! 579.
— under Cloth. (A. Goodrich) World’s Work, 3:
1732-
— Vital Facts of. (C. W. Burkett) Ctry Life Am. 7:
2- .
-— What Reformers can do for. Indep. R. 4: 321.
Aguinaldo, Emilio, Wanderings of. (W. B. Cochran)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34! 454.
Ah-lo-ma. (Bert Huffman) Overland, n. s. 45: 491 .
Ahmed—al-Hassan. (A. D. Grange) Idler, 28: 109,
Ahr, Valley of the; a Vale of Health. (F. B. Wilber-
force) Cath. World, 772 301.
Ahrens, Carl, Painter. (E. Spencer) Brush & P.
14: 16,
Aiken, Prof. C. A., with portrait. (W. A. Packard)
Princ. Univ. Bull. 41 21.
Ailesbury, Thomas, Earl; a Courtier of James II.
(Winifred Burghclere) Quar. 203: 548.
Ainger, Alfred. Ath. ’04, I: 2o9.:Liv. Age, 240:
696. —(A. W. Ward) Macmil. 89: 470. I Liv.
Age, 24x: 295. — (E. Sichel) Monthly R. 14, no. 3:
64. —(E. Sichel) Quar. 201: 169,
-— Lectures and Essays. Ath. ’06, II 239.
— Life and Letters of. (H. A. Bruce) Outl. 84: 835.
— (H. C. Beeching) Liv. Age, 250: 242,
Ainsworth, W. Harrison. (F. Gribble) F ortn. 83:
533.—With portrait. (B. Stark) Bookman, 16:
368.
Ainus, The. (P. Carus) Open Court, 19: 163. —- (Helen
E. Gregory-Flesher) Calif. M. I: 365.
—- The Hokkaido. (A. C. Hartshorne) Chant. 39:
574- -
Air and Life. (J. E. Gore) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 504,
— Compressed, Illness caused by. (T. Oliver) J. Soc.
Arts, 54: 667.=Am. Arch. 89: 218,
—— — Greater Economy needed in Production of. Sci.
Am. Supp. 62: 890,
—— —— in the Machine Shop and Foundry.
Saunders) Cassier, 23: 3.
— — in Mining. (E. A. Rix) Cassier, 22: 344,
— —Railway run by. (C. B. Hodges) Cassier, 28:
6
(W. L.
46 .
— — Recent Advances in Use of. (W. L. Saunders)
Cassier, 311 125.

ALABAMA
Air, Disturbances in, Photography of. (H. S. Allen)
Nature, 65: 575.
— Filtration of. (J. C. Baker) Craftsman, 8: 521.
— Impurities of. (G. C. Frankland) Longm. 39: 247.
—— Liquid. (G. Claude) J. Frankl. Inst. 162: 375.
— — Practical Possibilities of. (C. von Linde) Cassier,
24: 139.
— Lower, Temperature of. Science, n. s. 20: I55.
—— Mechanism of. (J. M. Bacon) Contemp. 83: 226.
—- Medicated. (W. Ewart) 19th Cent. 56: 97.
— Pure, as a Health Preserver. Chamb. J. 79: 420.
Air-brush for Distributing Color. (C. L. Burdick) J -.
Soc. Arts, 542 147.
Air Radiation. (C. C. Hutchins and J. C. Pearsons)
Am. J. Sci. 168: 277.
Air-sacs, Animal Windbags and Love-displays.
P. Pycraft) Knowl. 26: 1,
Air-ship, Development of the. (J. M. Bacon) 19th Cent.
52: 48. :Liv. Age, 235: 292. =Ee1. M. 139: 822.
— The Modern. (P. E. McDonnell) World To-day, 5:
(W.
1471-
— Stanley Spencer’s Trip across London, Sept., 1902.
(F. Fayant) Idler, 22: 23,
Air-ship and Aeroplane Experiments in Europe, Recent.
Sci. Am. 95: 470.
Air-ships and Flying Machines.
No. Am. 174: 721.
— and M. Santos-Dumont. (B. Baden-Powell) Fortn.
83: 496. ILiv. Age, 245: 736.
— The Conquest of the Air. (B. Meiklejohn) \Vorld’s
Work, 13! 8283. —Spec. 97: 818.
— Era of. (J. F. Thorne) Munsey, 30: 647,
— Future of. (A. Santos-Dumont) Fortn. 83: 442. I
Liv. Age, 245: 129. — (A. Santos-Dumont) Outl.
(A. Santos-D umont)
77‘ 52-
— The Polar. (Walter Wellman) Nat. Geog. M. 17:
208.
— Proposed, at St. Louis Fair. Science, 11. s. 161 34!.
Aird, Thomas, Journalist and Poet. (T. Bayne) Gent.
M. n. s. 69: 262,
Airedale Terrier, The.
3: 235-
Aisse, Mademoiselle, Letters of. Macmil. 89: 57.
Aix, A Pool of Siloam. (E. O’E. Somerville) National,
4o= 579.
Ajaccio. (R. W. W. Cryan) Westm. 157: 452.
Akin, Louis, Painter of Indians.
Brush & P. 18: II3.
Akoulalion, for making the Deaf Hear. (B. Chapple)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I8: 129.
Akron, Ohio. (C. Dick) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 397.
’Al Shechitah; poem from the Yiddish. (Helena
Frank) Jew. Q. 19: I27.
Alabama, Civil War and Reconstruction in, Fleming
on. (J. W. Garner) Dial, 40: 150.
—Confederate Finance in. (W. L. Fleming) M. of
Hist. 1: 214, 274, 354. - _ -
—- Constitutional Convention, 1901, Municipal Govern-
ment in. (A. E. McKinley) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 19: 143.
— Educational and Literary Activity in.
Fleming) M. of Hist. 2: 34.
— Industrial Development in, during the Civil War.
(W. L. Fleming) So.At1an. Q. 3: 260.
— Industrial System of, Reorganization of, after the
Civil War. (W. L. Fleming) Am. J. Sociol. I0:
473
— Internal Improvements in.
Univ. Stud. 20: 127,
— Library Association Meeting, Dec., 1905. Pub. Lib.
11: 81. .
—- New Constitution of. (A. E. McKinley) Pol. Sci. Q.
18: 480.
(J. S. W'atson) Ctry Life Am.
(W. L.
(W. E. Martin) J. H.
(G. Macdonald) .
ALABAMA
Alabama, Peace Movement in,_ 1863-65. (W. L. Flem-
ing) So. Atlan. Q. 2: I14, 246,
—Single-tax Colony. (G. Petrie) Booklover’s M. 2:
416.
Alabastre, Wm., Sonnets of. (B. Dobell) Ath. ’o3, 2:
8'6.
Aladdin’s Cap. (H. Black) Idler, 27: 130,
Aladyin, Russia’s First “ Walking Delegate.” (Kel-
logg Durland) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 168,
Alameda, Cal. (F. N. Delaney) Land of Sun. I5: L89,
Alamogordo De_sert. (T. H. MacBride) Science, 11. s.
21: 90,
Alarc6n’s El Capitan Veneno ; ed. by G. G. Brownell.
(R. E. Bassett) School R. 10: 717,
Alaric. (W. B. Wallace) Un. Serv. M. 25: 643.
Alarm of Angelone, The. (W. H. Osborne) Every-
body’s, I3! 466.
Alarm Bell, The ; a story. (H. B. M. Watson) Outing,
39: 527-
Alaska, and International Law, from a Canadian Point
of View. (F. H. Turnock) Outl. 75: 604.
— and the Klondike. (S. Jackson) Chaut. 38: 235.
—and the Reindeer. (J. C. Cantwell) Calif. M. 3:
259-
— Botanical Trip to.
Chron. 2: 321.
-—Boundary of. (W. H. Dall) Nation, 74: 91. 752
258. ——(N. Patterson) Canad. M. 20: 59. — (T. VV.
Balch) J. Frankl. Inst. 1532 I6I.——(C. C. Hyde)
Harv. Law R. 16: 418,
— — Adjudication of. (T. W. Balch) Pennsyl. M. 282
I76.— (F. C. Wade) Canad. M. 22: 336. — (J. M.
Dickinson) Am. Law R_.,'38: 866. — With map. (J.
W. Foster) Nat. Geog. M. I 5: I.
-—— -— The Award. Spec. 91: 637. ILIV. Age, 237: 55.
——-Sat. R. 96: 505. —(E. Robins) Fortn. 80: 792. —
Outl. 75: 439. -— (T. H. Holdich) Geog. J. 22: 674.
—-Liv. Age, 239: 504. — (J. A. Cooper) Canad. M.
22: 93. — (T. W. Balch) Nation, 77: 379. — (F. J.
Mather, jr.) Nation, 772 314.
— — -— and International Law.
R. 96: 604, 635.
— — Dispute over. (T. Hodgkins) Contemp. 82: I90,
—- —- its Practicability and Cost. (T. Hodgkins) N 0.
Am. 179: 65.
— —- Question of. (R. W. Parker) No. Am. 176:
913. -— Sat. R. 95: I28. — (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
77: 2oo_
— — Tribunal on, Questions settled by. (R. Lansing)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 65.
— Canoeing through Southeastern.
well) Overland, n. s. 452 I.
— Coal Resources of. Nat. Geog. M. 13: I72.
— Culture Conditions in. (D. M. Stromstadt) Educa.
(W. A. Setchell) Calif. Univ.
(T. Hodgkins) Sat.
(Laura W. Max-
27: 18,
— An Empire in itself. (W. T. Perkins) World’s
Work, 10: 6528, -
— Exploration among the Wrangel Mts. Nat. Geog.
M. 14: 3 55.
— Exploration in I891. (J. Bonner) Calif. M. I: 243.
— Facts about. (A. Johnston) Nation, 74: 69.
— Fuel Supply of. Science, 11. S. I 5: 674.
-— Gardening in Northern. (M. Smith) Nat. Geog. M.
143 355-
— Geography of, with map.
Geog. M. 15: 213.
—— Geological Survey of.
l)rI0. 68: 42.
-—— — Recent Work of.
Soc. Bull. 34: I.
-— Glacier Bay Goat-hunting.
(A. H. Brooks) Nat.
(A. H. Brooks) Pop. Sci.
(F. C. Schroeder) Am. Geog.
(E. R. Scidmore) Calif.
M. 5: 537.
— Glaciers of. (C. R. Ames) Calif. M. I: 564. 2: I35.
10
ALBANIAN
Alaska, Glaciers of Yakutat Bay.
L. Martin) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: I45,
—- Gold-bearing Gravels of. (J. D. McGillivray) Engin.
M. 25: 516.
— Gold Fields of, Tanana, A Growing Camp in. (S.
Paige) Nat. Geog. M. 16: 104,
— Harriman Expedition to. (C. A. Kofoid) Dial, 37:
231. -—— (M. J. Rathbun and others) Science, 11. s. 20:
462. ——(W. E. Ritter) Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 225, _
Nature, 66: I76.
—- Land of Golden Sands. (M. Arrowsmith) Munsey,
27: 668.
— Looting of. (Rex E. Beach) Booklover’s M. 7: I-
606.
— Matters in. (A. G. Kingsbury) New Eng. M. 33:
97. I80. 325-
— Mineral Wealth of. (A. H. Brooks) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 37: 26.
— Mining Development in Southern.
Engin. M. 30: 688,
——Mountains in; a New Field for the Mountaineer.
(A. H. Brooks) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 468.
—— Natural Riches of. (A. C. Jackson) Nat’1 M. (Bost.)
I9: 746,
— Nelicatar of Arctic.
701,
-- Nine Years in.
(W. M. Brewer)
(E. A. Mcllhenny) Cent. 46:
(W. H. Bard) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 25:
979-
— Northern, Expedition to, Report of. Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 36: 403.
— — To-day. (A. G. Kingsbury) New Eng. M. n. s.
— O:;,)5ei1ifI.g of. (Harrington Emerson) Nat. Geog. M.
— POSS 9ilities of. (C. C. Georgeson) Nat. Geog. M.
— Pigszeréif -and Possible. (A. G. Kingsbury) New Eng.
M. n. S. 32: 657.
—— Proposed Surveys in, 1902.
Geog. M. 13: 133.
— Recent Change of Level in. (R. S. Tarr) Science,
11, S, 22: 879. — (R. S. Tarr and L. Martin) Geog.
J , 28: 30,
— Rich Empire in the North. (W. R. Stewart) World’s
Work, 62 3955.
(A. H. Brooks) Nat.
—- Russians in, Sea Voyagers of the Northern Ocean.
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— Salmon and Salmon Streams of. (D. S. Jordan) Pop.
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ALEXANDRA
Alcoholic Fermentation, Matthews on. (J. T. H.)
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ALEXANDRA 12 ALLEGRA
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ALLEN
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(R. Hughes)
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Altoona, Battle of.
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(Andrew Jamieson) Chamb. 79: 361.
-— and its Alloys. (M. S.) Nature, 66: 655.
—- Did the Romans know? (A. Duboin) Knowl. 26:
61,
— History and Qualities of. (G. H. Perry) Idler, 22: 44.
-— Iodometric Determination of, in Aluminium Chlo-
ride and Aluminium Sulphate. (S. E. Moody) Am.
J. Sci. 170: 181,
Aluminium Conductors for Electric Lines.
Adams) Engin. M. 25: 873.
Alumino-thermics. (E. Stiitz) J. F rankl. Inst. 157: 241.
-— Applications of. (E. Guarini) Engin. M. 26: 561,
—- Goldschmidt’s System. J. Frankl. Inst. 160: 187,
Alunite-Jarosite Group of Minerals, Some Additions
to. (W. F. Hillebrand and S. S. Penfield) Am. J.
Sci. 164: 211,
Aluteh. (Edith Eaton) Chaut. 42: 338.
Alverstone, Lord, as Chief Justice of England. Sat.
R. 96: 41.
Amalgamated Copper Co., History of.
son) Everybody’s, II: 1-747.
Amalia of Weimar, Duchess.
nat. Q. 6: 386.
Amana; a Study in Religious Communism.
Ely) Harper, 105: 659,
Amanda of the Mill. (Marie Van Vorst) Bookman,
(M. R. Flint) M. of Hist. 3: 275.
(E. B. McGi1vary) Phi-
(A. D.
(T. W. Law-
(B. W. Wells) Inter-
(R. T.
20: 237, 350. 21: 271,
Amarino’s Roses. (M. E. W. Freeman) Harper, 111:
456-
Amateur in Music, The. Acad. 71: 313.
Amateur Emigrants, The; a story. (T. Cobb) Temp.
Bar, 133: 81-466. 134: 74-553.
Amateur Matador, An. (Herman Whitaker) Munsey,
33: 410-
Amateur Santa Claus, An.
Am. 7: 152.
Amazing B‘elief, An. (Mrs. H. Dudeney) Harper, 110:
766.
Amazi’s Courting [verse]. (Dora Read Goodale) New
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 306.
Ambassador, An. (M. M. Hickson) Longm. 40: 50. =
Liv. Age, 233: 810.
Ambassador’s Story. (M. Rolleston) Cornh. 91: 56.
Ambassadors, The; a novel. (H. James) No. Am.
I’/'6= 138-945. 17'/'= 138-947-
Amber; a tale. (C. W. Stoddard) Land of Sun.
10: 72,
Amber in the Eastern United States.
Am. Natural. 39: 137,
Ambidexterity. Westm. 162: 649. ——-Sat. R. 981 326.
’ —- (G. M. Gould) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 360. -
(H. L. Wilson) Ctry Life
(A. Hollick)
-— Learning. (Mrs. C. M. Bradfield) Land of Sun.
11: 9.
Ambiguities. (T. Gilman) Open Court, 19: 385.
Ambiguity of Truth, The. (F. C. S. Schiller) Mind,
31: 161.
Ambition of Sandy Macllhenney. (Clara Morris) Cos-
mopol. 33: 587.
Amboise Chfiteau. (R. Whiteing) Cent. 48: 200.
14
AMERICAN
Ambrosiaster, Morin’s New View of. (A. Souter)
Expos. I3: 442.
Ambulance Service, A National. (W. Hill Climo) Un.
Serv. M. 30: 119.
Amelia; a story. (M. Deland) Harper, 107: 384.
Amelia and the Doctor. (H. G. Hutchinson) Liv. Age,
251: 598-790.
Amélie, Queen of Portugal.
M. 19: 495.
Amenta, Belenta and Cementa. (B. F. H. James)
New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 529.
America, Aboriginal Races and Religions in. (S. D.
Peet) Am. Antiq. 26: 281, 345,
—and the Alliance. (S. Brooks) Fortn. 77: 555.-
Liv. Age, 233: 321,
—- and Americans, Notes on, 1865-75. (G. Clemenceau)
Indep. 61: I537.
— and Germany, Academic Interchange between.
(James H. Canfield) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 679.
— as a World Power. (H. W. Warren) Meth. R. 65:
I77. — [Lond. Outlook] Liv. Age, 246: 379,
— at the Cross-roads. [Lond. Outlook] Liv. Age, 250:
61,
—Catholic, Some Impressions of.
Dub. R. 138: 79.
— Certain Aspects of.
go: 5.
— Comparative Impressions of. (Sarah Bernhardt)
Booklover’s M. 7: 833.
— the Cradle of Asia. (S. Culin) Harper, 106: 5 34,
-- Did it People the World ? (D. T. Pierce) Cosmo-
pol, 40: 13.
— Discovered by Phoanicians ? (F. C. Johnston) Calif.
M, 2: 753. 3:41.
—— Discovery of, Paolo Toscanelli and.
New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 664,
— -— Traditions of pre-Columbian Landings on West-
ern Coast of So. America. (A. F. Bandelier)
Am. Anthropol. 7: 250.
—- First European Settlement in. (J. A. Cooper) Canad.
M. 23: 338.
— Greater. (C. P. Sanderson) Asia R. 38: 364.
— —- Colquhoun’s. Spec. 93: I6.
— Impressions of. (Maxim Gorky) Appleton’s M. 8:
177.
— Intolerable Financial and Social Condition in, Rem-
edy for. (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, 13: 596.
— Klein on. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 39: 162,
— Map, First, containing the Name. (B. H. Soulsby)
Geog. J. 19: 201.
— A More Beautiful. (C. R. Woodruff) Char. 11: 101.
—- Naming of. (E. G. Bowne) Am. Hist. R. 10: 41.
— Peopling of Asia and, compared. (S. Wake) Am.
Antiq. 25: 101.
-— Perils of. (J. Burns) Indep. 57: 1475.
— Place of, in World Politics. (D. J. Hill) Univ. of
Chic. Rec. 5: I.
— Prosperity and Commercial Activity of. (H. Bolce)
Booklover’s M. 7: 353.
— Revisited. (James Bryce) Outl. 79: 733, 846.
— See America first. (H. Lamont) Nation, 82: 68.
—Through French Eyes. (T. W. Higginson) Indep.
54¢ 79-
America; a story. (A. Kinross) McClure, 25: 631.
American, The, and Brescia. (W. L. Alden) Harper,
10g: 418.
— The New, New Traits in.
Outl. 71: 694.
American Academy in Rome. Cent. 48: I55. —-
(Honoré Mereu) Am. Arch. 88: 99. -—(Homer
Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 452 405. — (J. McMillan)
N0. Am. 174: 625. — (F. D. Millet) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 31: 713.
(M. Sh errington) Canad.
(F. A. Gasquet)
(H. D. Sedgwick, jr.) Atlan.
(F. A. Ogg)
(Rebecca H. Davis)
-American Art in relation to
AMERICAN
American Academy of Social and Political Science.
6th Annual Meeting. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
20: 289,
—— 7th Annual Meeting, 1903, Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 22: I91,
-—— 8th Annual Meeting, 1904. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 24: 213.
— 9th Annual Meeting, I905.
Sci. 26: 171,
American Affairs. (A. M. Low) National, v. 44-46.
American Aim, A Statement of the. (A. Bierbower)
World’s Work, 5: 3227.
American and German “Peril.” (Louis J. Magee)
Engin. M. 30: 481. —- Engin. M. 30: 641.
American Anthropological Assoc., August, 1905. (G.
G. MacCurdy) Science, 11. s. 22: 591.
American Antiquities. (E. Seler) Indep. 54: 2578.-—
(S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 24: 429,
—- of the Southwest. (E. L. Hewitt) M. of Hist. I:
291,
— Preservation of. (E. L. Hewitt) Science, 11. s. 21:
397. -"-‘Am. Anthropol. 8: 109,
American Archaeology, Naming of Specimens in. (C.
Peabody and W. K. Moorhead) Am. Anthropol. 7:
630,
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
American Life. (F. B.
Sawvel) Educa. 23: 435.
American Art Association of Paris. Lamp, 29: 62.
American Artists, The Society of. (T. Williams) Bk.
News, 24: 619.
American Association for Advancement of Science,
Chicago, 1901. Science, 11. s. 15: 121.
—— Pittsburg, 1902. (D. T. MacDougal) Science, 11. s.
16: 41.
——-Anthropology. Science, 11. s. 15: I2.—(W. J.
McGee) Am. Anthrop. 4: 464.
——Washington, December, 1902. Science, 11. s. 16:
904, 983, 1027.—Science, n. s. 17: 4I.——(F. H.
Hitchcock) Science, 11. s. 17: 381.
—— Anthropology. (R. B. Dixon) Science, 11. s. 17:
286. '
-— — Botany. (C. J. Chamberlain) Sciencg, n. s. 17:
241,
-— Chemistry. (H. N. Stokes) Science, 11. s. 17:
416,
— -— Economic and Social Science. (F. H. Hitchcock)
Science, 11. s. 17: 921,
— — Geology and Geography. (E. O. Hovey) Science,
11. S. 17: 217.
— —- Mechanical Science and Engineering.
Science, 11. s. 17: 210.
(E. Mead)
— —— Physics. (D. C. Miller) Science, n. s. 17: I70.
— -.—Zoiilogy. (C. J. Herrick) Science, 11. s. 17:
241,
-—-St. Louis, Dec. 1903. Science, 11. s. 17: 281. I8:
673, 705. — (C. S. Howe) Science, 11. s. 19: 81.
— —— Botany. (F. E. Lloyd) Science, 11. s. 19: 161.
—-— Chemistry. (G. B. Frankforter) Science, 11. s.
19: 441,
—- -— Convocation Week. (E. L. Nichols and others)
Science, 11. s. 19: _192-441,
—- -— Geography (G. B. Shattuck) Science, 11. s. 19:
521.
——- -— Mathematics. (G. B. Halsted) Science, 11. s. I9:
401,
—— -- Mathematics and Astronomy. (L. G. Weld) Sci-
ence, n. S. 19: I61.
—- —— Mechanical Science and Engineering. (W. T.
Magruder) Science, 11. s. 19: 361,
—— —— Physics. (D. C. Miller) Science, 11. s. 19: 201,
—— —- Social and Economic Science. (J. F. Crowell)
Science, n. s. 19: 281,
-- —- Zoiilogy. Science, 11. s. 19: 210,
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AMERICAN
American Association for Advancement of Science.
1904, Chemical Section and American Chemical
Society. (C. E. Waters; C. L. Parsons) Science,
n,s,2I: 252,
-- -- Executive Proceedings.
n. s. 22: 643.
— — Mathematics and Astronomy. (L. G. Weld) Sci-
ence, n. s. 21: I74,
-- — Zotilogy. (C. J. Herrick) Science, 11. s. 21:
263, '
--New Orleans, I905. Science, 11. s. 22: 643, 309.-—
(C. A. Waldo) Science, 11. s. 23: 41. ——-Nature, 73:
402,
— — Botany Section. Science, 11. s. 23: 201.
—- —- Geology and Geography Section. (E. O. Hovey)
Science, 11. s. 23: 286,
—- — Mathematics and Astronomy.
ence, n. s. 23: 460.»
—- — Mechanical Science and Engineering.
Magruder) Science, 11. s. 23: 764.
—— — Social and Economic Section.
Science, 11. s. 23: 601.
— — Zoiilogy Section. Science, 11. s. 23: 257.
-— Ithaca, June, ’06. Science, 11. s. 23: 956.
—— Addresses of Welcome, etc. Science, 11. s. 24:
35
(C. S. Howe) Science,
(L. G. Weld) Sci-
(W. T.
(J. F. Crowell)
‘conomic and Social Science. (J. F. Crowell)
Science, 11. s. 24: 519.
-- -— Geology and Geography Section. (E. O. Hovey)
Science, 11. s. 24: 365.-—-(E.O. Hovey) Sci. Am.
95: 26,
— — Physics. Science, 23: 415. —— Science, 11. s. 24:
' 609,
—— Zoiilogy Section. (C. Judson Herrick) Science,
11. s. 24: 293.
—- New York, Dec., ’o6. Science, 11. S. 24: 755, 826.
American Authors of To-day. (R. Le Gallienne) Mun-
sey, 32: 641.
American Bankers’ Association, 1902 Meeting. Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 65: 402, 457, 878.
— 1903 Meeting at San Francisco.
67: 722,
-— 1904 Meeting at New York. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69:
363.
-— 1905 Meeting at Washington. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71:
661, '
-— 1906 Meeting at St. Louis. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73:
723. — Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 750,
American Beauty, Racial Traits in. (B. Brandenburg)
Cosmopol. 41: 57.
American Benefactions, Magnitude of.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 464.
American Bibliographical Institute, On the Need of
an. Pub. Lib. I0: 24.
American Books. Dial, 34: 5.
— in England. (C. Roberts) World’s Work, 8: 5430.
— Read Abroad. World’s Work, 4: 2574.
American Business Houses -Abroad. (J. C. O’Laugh-
lin) World’s Work, 7: 45 37.
American Character. (Brander Matthews) Colum.
Univ. 8: 97.
— The Integrity of.
Bank. M. (N. Y.)
(G. J. Hagar)
(Grover Cleveland) Harper, I12:
67.
— Is it Declining ? (G. P. Morris) World’s Work, 51
2773-
American Characteristics, The. (T. Jenks) Outl. 80:
876,
American Charities in German Eyes. Char. I3: I51.
American Chemical Society, and Section C of the Am.
Assoc. Adv. Science, 1904. (C. E. Waters; C. L.
Parsons) Science, n. s. 21: 252.
-- Excerpts from the Report of the Census Committee.
Science, 11. s. 15: 809,
‘— Contributions of the West to.
AMERICAN
American Chemical Society. Meeting, June, 1903, (A,
M. Patterson) Science, 11. s. 181 97.
—- -- June, 1904. (A. M. Patterson) Science, 11. s. 20:
38.
— —— Buffalo, June, 1905. Science, 11. s. 22: 74,
—- 1906. (C. E. Waters) Science, 11. s. 23: 321.-
(G. R. White) Science, 11. s. 24: 193, 238.
American Christianity, Mission and Opportunity of.
(D. S. Schafi) Ref. Ch. R. 51 :' 161,
American Church, Mediaeval. (T. O’Gorman) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 12 415.
American Cities, Social Needs of.
10: 352.
American Citizen vs. American Soldier and Sailor.
(J. W. Pullman) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 49: 329.
American Citizenship, F oot-notes on. (W. L. Scruggs)
Green Bag, 15: 84,
American City Electorate. (W. Kent) Char. I7: 209.
American Civilization, Ethics of, in its National and
Political Aspects. (H. Y. Satterlee) Princ. Univ.
Bull. 12: 2,
American College of Musicians, The.
Music, 21: 383.
American Colonial History, Materials in Brit. Archives
for. (C. M. Andrews) Am. Hist. R. 10: 325.
American Colonies, 1550-I650, High Court of Admiralty
in relation to. (R. G. Marsden) Roy. Hist. Soc.
11. s. 16: 69.
— in the 17th Century, England and the.
good) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 206,
— Osgood’s. (W. MacDonald) Nation, 79: 260.— (St.
G. L. Sioussat) Dial, 37: 107.
American Commercial Union. (W. Barker) No. Am.
178: 338. D
American Coup d’Etat of 1961.
Atlan. 94: 641.
American Courts-martial.
177: 607,
American Democracy. Can it be Regenerated? (O.
E. McGillicuddy) Westm. I66: 657.
(F. J . Turner) Atlan.
(W. Booth) Char.
(E. Swayne)
(H. L. Os-
(H. D. Sedgwick)
(W. Larremore) No. Am.
91: 83.
-— Doom of. (F. Grierson) Westm. I57: 519.
— in the Orient. (C. H. Brent) No. Am. 181: 321.
— Speech at a Banquet to Prince Henry, of Prussia, at
Boston, March 6, 1902. (C. W. Eliot) Harv. Grad.
M. 10: 505,
— Types and Hopes of.
62: 237,
American Desert, Wonders of. (R. T. Hill) World’s
Work, 3: I818,
— Transformation of.
1971,
American Diplomacy. (F. C. Lowell) Atlan. 97: I .
— Beginnings of. (J . B. Moore) Harper, I08: 497.
—— Moore on. (F. A. Ogg) Dial, 40: 190.
—- Pan-. (J . W. Foster) Atlan. 89: 482.
American Economic Assbciation Meeting in Washing-
ton, 1902. (J . H. Hollander) Nation, 74: 48. —-
(H. R. Seager) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 269.
— at Philadelphia, 1903. (J . H. Hollander) Nation,
76: 28,
— at New Orleans, 1904. (J. H. Hollander) Nation,
781 23. —(J. R. Commons) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29:
209.
— at Chicago, 1905. (J . H. Hollander) Nation, 80: 47.
— at Baltimore, 1906.
(R. T. Stevenson) Meth. R.
(R. T. Hill) World’s Work, 3:
51 . -
American Embassy to England, Literary Associations
of the. (F. S. A. Lowndes) Fortn. 83: 1031, = Ecl.
M. 145: 3o6.=Liv. Age, 246: 67.
American Family, An. (Rebecca H. Davis) Indep. 60:
602.
16
(J. H. Hollander) Nation, 82: ~

AMERICAN
American Federation of Labor, Convention of, 1904.
(W. E. Walling) World To-day, 8: 89.
American Federation of Labor, Twenty-fifth Annual
Convention of, Pittsburg Meeting, 1905. Char; I5:
441-
American Fiction, Beginnings of.
Booklover’s M. 5: 263.
American Finance in 1904. Bank. M. (Lond.) 79: 245.
American Financial Depression, The Next. (H. George,
jr.) Westm. I57: 527.
American Fine Art League, Work of.
winkle) Brush & P. 17: 103,
American Foreign Policy, The Growth of.
203: 236.: Liv. Age, 248: 515.
American Forest Congress, I905. Chaut. 41: 375.
American Forestry Association, The. Outl. 82: 160.
American Geographical Society, Annual Meeting, 1905 ;
President’s Address. (Robert E. Peary) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 37: I29,
— Semi-Centennial of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 22.
American Goods Abroad, Adventures of. (H. H.
Lewis) World’s Work, 3: 1598.
American Grub Street. (J . H. Collins) Atlan. 98: 634.
American Highlanders and our Educational Mission.
(W. P. Thirkield) Meth. R. 66: 410.
American Historical Association. (W. MacDonald)
Nation, 74; 47. —-Natidn, 82: 7,
— at Philadelphia, 1903. Nation, 76: 27,
— at New Orleans, 1904. Am. Hist. R. 9: 437.-—(C.
Becker) Nation, 78: 27.—(D. Y. Thomas) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 211,
— at Chicago, 1905. Am. Hist. R. 10: 489,
—- at Baltimore, 1906. Am. Hist. R. 11: 493.
American History, Literature of, Larned’s.
Hodder) Dial, 33: 212,
—— Myths of. (H. J. Haskell) Indep. 61: 31.
— One Thousand Years of. (C. T. Brady) Munsey,
341 3-
—- The Presentation of. (C. H. McCarthy) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 12: 38,
— Should reach beyond the U. S.
Univ. Chron. I: 120,
— What the Teacher of, should be and do.
Knight) School R. 10: 208,
American Husband, The. (G. Atherton) Fortn. 80:
516.
American Imitation of England, An; a story.
tave Thanet) Californian, 3: 5.
American Industrial Peril. (C. C. Townsend) Con-
temp. 82: 562. '
American Institute of Architects. (VV. S. Eames) Am.
Arch. 87: 35.
-— 1903, Annual Address of the President.
McKim) Am. Arch. 82: 35.
—- 1904, Report of the Directors. Am. Arch. 87: 36.
— 1905, 39th Convention. Am. Arch. 39: 38.
— —- Speeches at the Annual Banquet. Am. Arch.
87: 27.
American Institute of Sacred Literature, 1881-1902.
(J. H. Barrows) Bib. World, 19: 214,
—- Important Change in Organization.
26: 144,
American Institute of Social Service, Cent. 48: 475.
— A Social Clearinghouse. (M. R. Cranston) Harper,
113: 142,
American Invasion, Limits of the. (W. F. Ford) Con-
temp. 81: 780,
American Investments in England. (W. F. Ford)
Contemp. 81: 401.
American Language,The. (Enid C. Dauncey) Monthly
R. 25, no. 1: 254. =Liv. Age, 2512 654.
American League for Civic Improvement. (E. G.
Routzahn) Chant. 351 501.
(T. M. Parrott)
(Pauline Peri-
Ed. R.
(F. H.
(B. Moses) Calif.
(G. W.
(Oc-
(C. F.
Bib. World,
AMERICAN
American Library Association, 1876, Conference. Lib.
J. 29: 20.
— 1902, Magnolia Meeting. Pub. Lib. 7: 287. -—(C. A.
Cutter) Nation, 752 7.
— -— Proceedings. Lib. J. 272 supp. I20.
— 1903, Niagara Falls Meeting. Library, 11. s. 4: 424.
—Pub. Libl 8: 345.
— —— Proceedings. Lib. J. 28: supp. 127.
—— 1904, St. Louis Meeting. Library, 11. s. 6: 63.-—
Lib. J. 29: 598. —(A. G. S. Josephson) Nation, 79:
350. —Pub. Lib. 9: 448.
— — Proceedings. Lib. J. 292 supp. 188.
— I905, Portland, Oregon, Meeting. Lib. J. 30: 415. --
Pub. Lib. 10: 466.
—— 1906, Narragansett Pier Meeting. Lib. J. 312 324
& supp. —Pub. Lib. 11: 443.
— — Press Notices of. (Herbert O. Brigham) Lib. J.
31: 715.
— Headquarters for. (G. Iles) Lib. J. 28: supp. 24. —
(M. Dewey, G. Iles, A. H. Hopkins, A. E. Bost-
wick, J. Thomson, M. W. Plummer, H. C. VVell-
man) Lib. J. 28: 757. —Lib. J. 31: 665.
— Membership of. (J. C. Dana and others) Pub. Lib.
2: 143, 176, 360-
— Organization of. (J. C. Dana) Pub. Lib. I: 178.
— Publishing Board, Report of, 1902. (W. I. Fletcher)
Lib. J. 271 supp. 83.
— — 1903. (W. I. Fletcher) Lib. J. 28:‘ supp. 107.
—— — 1904. (W. I. Fletcher) Lib. J. 292 supp. 169.
— Statistics of Membership. (K. E. Jones) Lib. J. 28:
663.
— Work and Needs of. Lib. J. 30: 858,
American Library Institute: Constitution, etc.
J. 31: 71.
American Life, Moral Soundness of.
World’s Work, 5: 2747.
American Literary Influence Abroad. (C. A. L. Reed)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 459.
American Literary Instinct.
113.
American Literature. (W. C. Lawton) Sewanee, I41
Lib.
(Julian Ralph)
(C. L. Moore) Dial, 38:
149.
—— and the High Schools. (J. M. Berdan) Arena, 29:
337-
—Beginnings of. (G. E. Woodberry) Harper, I05: 232.
— in the High School, How much Work is done in, and
by what Methods? (M. J. Evans) School R. 11:
647.
—-— Influence of the Classics on.
43: 121.
—— Influence of Puritanism on. (H. S. Chapham)
Macmil. 86: 183.:-Liv. Age, 235: 38.
— Six Months of, I90I—02. Sat. R. 93: 405.
-— Spirit of. (Winifred Webb) Arena, 36: 121.
-— Trent’s History of. Ath. ’o4, 1: 456. — (J. W. Chad-
wick) Nation, 772 25!.
-— Wendell’s History of. (G. H. Powell) Contemp. 82:
111.
—— What our Universities are doing for.
Schoonmaker) Arena, 35: 498.
--Why is it Bourgeois? (Gertrude Atherton) No.
Am. 178: 771,
—-— —- Is it Bourgeois ? (Mrs. Josephine Daskam Ba-
con) No. Am. 179: 105.
American Machinery in Spain.
Work, 3: 1623.
American Man on Horseback, The; a sketch.
Steffens) McClure, 20: 207.
American Manners. (C. Rook) Temp. Bar, 133: 224,
I Liv. Age, 249: 86,
American Manufactures, Success of. (J. F. Fraser)
19th Cent. 532 390. I-Ecl. M. 1401 819. =Liv. Age,
237: 276.
(P. Shorey) Chant.
(Edwin D.
(E. Lowry) World’s
(L.
17
AMERICAN
American Manufacturing Methods; an Estimate of
their Soundness. (W. O. Webber) Engin. M. 321
257-
American Mathematical Society. (F. N. Cole) Science,
11,3, 18: 410. 21: 215. 24: 420,
American Medical Association; its Origin, Progress,
and Purpose. (L. S. McMurtry) Science, 11. s. 22!
97-
American Methods. (E. Verney) Chamb. J. 81: 6.
American-Mexican Pacific Railway. Overland, n. s.
4s= 458-
American Millionaires and British Shipping. (W.
Wetherell) Fortn. 77: 511.
American Morality on its Trial. Blackw. 179: 138.
American Morphological Society, Chicago, Dec., 1901.
(M. M. Metcalf) Science, 11. s. 15: 521, 571.
American Museum of Natural History, New York.
(F. M. Chapman) World’s Work, 5: 2761.
American Novel, The. (E. S. Brudno) Bookman, 19:
414-
American Oriental Society, I902 Meeting. (E. W.
Hopkins) Nation, 74: 286.
— 1903 Meeting. Nation, 76: 351.
— 1904 Meeting. (E. W. Hopkins) Nation, 78: 287.
— 1905 Meeting. (E. W. Hopkins) Nation, 80: 349.
— 1906 Meeting at New Haven. (E. W. Hopkins) Na-
tion, 82: 339.
American Origins.
— London Films, pts. 4, 5.
111: 185, 368.
American Ornithologists’ Union.
11. s. 22: 82 7.
— Nov., 1903. Science, 11. s. 18: 783.
American Paleontological Society, 1904 Meeting.
P. Hay) Science, u. s. 211 294.
American People. (F. Giddings) Internat. Q. 7: 281.
—- Liv. Age, 246: 247,
—— Racial Composition of the. (J. R. Commons) Chant.
381 33-433» 39: 13-217-
American Peril, The. (V. Thompson) Munsey, 35: 177.
American Philological Association, The. Nation, 77:
69.
American Philosophical Association, 1st Meeting, 1902.
Science, 11. s. 15: 583.—Philos. R. 11: 264.
— — President’s Address. (I. J. Wistar) Science, 11. s.
15: 681.
—— Proceedings,2d Meeting, Dec. 30, 31, 1902. Philos.R.
I2: 163. —-— (H. N. Gardiner) Science, 11. s. 17: 140.
— — 3d Meeting, Dec. 29, 3o, 31, 1903. Philos. R. 13:
176.
— —- 4th Meeting, Dec. 28, 29, 30, I904. Phil. R. 14:
166.
——-5th Annual Meeting, Dec. 27-29, I905. Philos.
R. 15: 157-181.
American Philosophical Society, I743-1903-
Rosengarten) Pennsyl. M. 27: 329.
— April, 1903. Science, 11. s. 17: 681.
- April, I904. Science, 11. s. I9: 713.
American Physical Society. (E. Merritt) Science, n. s.
(C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq. 26: 105.
(W. D. Howells) Harper,
(J. H. Sage) Science,
(0.
(J. G.
17: 180.
— Dec., I903. (E: Merritt) Science, 11. s. 19: 330.
American Poetry. (C. Collins) No. Am- 1781 86. 278,
438-
— Harris Collection of, at Brown University. (H. O.
Brigham) Lib. J. 28: 658.
American Poets, Three, of To-day. (M. Sinclair)
Fortn. 86: 421.
American Political Science Association, The. (W. W.
Willoughby) Nation, 82: 33. —(W. W. Willoughby)
Pol. Sci. Q. 19: 107.
—— Establishment of. Nation, 78: 10.
— 1904 Meeting at New Orleans. (S. E. Sparling) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 212.
AMERICAN
American Political Workers Abroad. II. The Diplo-
matic Service. (G. B. Baker) Bookman, 23: 505.
American Polity. (L. Waldorf) Open Court, 18:
611,
- American Readers, W. H. Brett on. (Gertrude Ather-
ton) Bookman, 18: 658,
American Religions, Worship of Personal Divinities
and Nature Powers in America. (S. D. Peet) Am.
Antiq, 26: 281. ..
American Religious Ideals. (L. Abbott) Outl. 78: 717.
American Republics, 2d International Conference of.
(W. I. Buchanan) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22:
47. —(J. C. Williams) Indep. 54: 617.
American Revolution. (J. H. Smith) Cent. 43: 351,
713. 899- _
— A British Privateer in. (H. R. Howland) Am. Hist.
R. 7: 286.
— Close of. (J. W. Fortescue) Macmil. 85: 321.
—— Diplomacy of, New Light on. (H. D. Skinner)
Harper, 104: 777.
—— S. G. Fisher’s True History of. Ath. ’O3, 11 437.
— (C. Becker) Nation, 76: I98.
— Lodge’s Story of. (C. Becker) Nation, 77: 366.
— Loyalists in, Van Tyne’s. Sat. R. 96: 81.
-— A New View of. (E. Reich) No. Am. 177: 31.
— Newspaper Satire in. (F. A. Ogg) New Eng. M. n. s.
30: 366.
— Prologue of. (J. H. Smith) Cent. 43: 72.
— Trevelyan’s, part 2. (W. Everett) Nation, 77: 506.
—— Ath. ’04, II 74. -— (J. O. Peirce) Dial, 37: I0. —
Ed. R. 199: 481. — (F. Harrison) Indep. R. 2: 162,
American Revolution, The New. Liv. Age, 251: 816.
American Satires in Verse. (Brander Matthews) Har-
per, 109: 294.
American Scholar of the 20th Century. (W. M. Payne)
Internat. Q. 8: 262.
American Securities in Europe, 1845-1905. Bank. M.
(N- Y-) 711 498. 959-
American Social Science Association, 1902.
Whelpley) Char. 8: 413.
-— New York Meeting, 1906.
American Society, Uniting of.
Work, 3: 1854.
American Society of'Naturalists.
ence, n. S. 17: 561.
— Chicago, 1902. Science, 11. s. 15: 41.
— Relation to other Scientific Societies.
and others) Science, 11. s. 15: 241.
— What Degrees should be Conferred for Work ? (W.
Trelease and others) Science, 11. s. 19: 809.
American Society of Zotilogists, Philadelphia, Dec.,
1903. Am. Natural. 38: 485. ,
— Meeting of April, 1905. Science, 11. s. 21: 849.
American Sociological Society. (C. W. A. Veditz) Q.
J. Econ. 20: 301.
-—— Organization of. Am. J. Sociol. 11: 555.
American Soldier as he is, The. (A. H. S. Lander)
No. Am. 178: 897.
American Statesmen Series.
(P. B.
Char. 16: 245.
(F. Emory) World’s
(J. M. Cattell) Sci-
(C. S. Minot
(W. MacDonald) Am.
Hist. R. 7: 792.
American Students in France. (R. C. Super) Educa.
26: 584.
American Supremacy. (A. B. Drahofe) Arena, 27:
286.
American Taste, how it Improves. (C. H. Caflin)
World’s VVork, 8: 5005,
American Type, Is there an? (H. C. Payne) World
To-day, 8: 255.
— The New. (H. D. Sedgwick) Atlan. 931 535.
American Universities, Oxford Man’s Impression of.
(E. S. P. Hayes) Bookman, 15: 346.
American University, Concerning the.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 170.
(J. M. Cattell)
18
AMIGO
American Victory at Waterloo. (Hayne Davis) Indep.
591 7 77-
American Wars, Trophies of. (A. D. Albert) Munsey,
31: 835.
American Water-Color Society, Exhibition of, 1902.
(C. H. Dudley) Brush & P. 10: 140,
— 39th Exhibition of, 1906. Studio (Internat.) 29: iv.
American Wives and English Housekeeping. (A. E.
Lane) Fortn..77: 997.=Ecl. M. 139: 3o1.=Liv.
Age. 22141 96-
American Woman, The, in Art.
To—day. 71 1433-
American Women.
341 373-
Americanism in Art. (S. Swift) Brush & P. 15: 51.
— in Literature. (Edgar Fawcett) Californian, 1: 332.
—- — French View. (Th. Bentzon) Outl. 72: 894.
—— —- The Most American Books. Outl. 72: 776.
-— True. (G. F. Hoar) Gunton’s M. 27: 33.
~Americanisms, Briticisms vs. (E. W. Bowen) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 69: 324.
Americanists, 13th International Congress of, 1902,
N. Y. (A. F. Chamberlain) Science, 11. S. 16: 884.
—- (C. VV. Currier) Cath. World, 75: 476.
— — 15th, 1906. (G. G. MacCurdy) Am. Anthrop. 82
691. —- M. of Hist. 4: 269. — Science, 11. s. 22: 574.
24: 417. -— (Natalie Curtis) Nation, 83: 258. —(A.
C. Haddon) Nature, 741 595.
Americanization of England. (E. Mayo) Forum, 32:
566.
Americanization of Woman, Deleterious Effect of. (H.
B. M. Watson) 19th Cent. 54: 782. =Ecl. M. 142:
(D. Austrian) World
(H. H. Boyesen, 2d) Cosmopol.
I31,
Americans, English Feeling towards. (W. D. Howells)
No. Am. 179: 815.
—— Foreign Flattery of.
4: 2668.
— in Europe, as seen from a Consulate.
Dwight) No. Am. 175: 316.
—- — a Gentle Diatribe against the Residence of.
Gregory) Cent. 42: 874,
— Muensterberg on. (A. Tanzer) Nation, 79: 163.
— of the Future. (Daniel J. Pierce) World To-day,
11: 735.
— Titled Colonials vs. Titled (Colonial). Contemp. 87:
861, '
America’s Cup,‘ Mr. Lawson and the. (F. J. Mather,
jr.) Nation, 75: 127.
“ Amerika,” The Hamburg-American Liner. (J. P.
Meyer) Cassier, 29: 91.
Amersham, England. (A. Yockney) Art J. 551 337.
Ames, Herbert Brown, Canadian Philanthropist. (A.
B. Carman) Canad. M. 23: 303.
Ames, James Barr, with portrait. Harv. Grad. M.
13: I,
Amherst, Wm. A., 3d Earl, Library of.
lard) Acad. 71: 283.
Amherst, Mass., Village Improvement in.
Atwood) Outl. 77: 543.
Amherst College, Age of Graduation at, 1830-1900.
(G. Harris) Educa. R. 25: 525.
— Astronomy at, Early History of. (D. Todd) Pop.
Astron. 11: 322,
— Telescope for, New.
11: 22,
Amici; a story. (A. Colton) Harper, 107: 296.
Amicis, E. de, Memories of my Childhood and School
Days. Liv. Age, 235: 15-792. 2361 81.
Amid the Leopold Fastnesses. (Alex. Macdonald)
Temp. Bar, 126: 231,
Amidst the Shadows. Month, 1022 266.
Amigo, The; a story. (W. D. Howells) Harper, 112:
(C. Roberts) World’s Work,
(H. G.
(B.
(A. W. Pol-
(A. W.
(W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron.

51-
AMISH
Amish Woman, One Day in the Life of an. Indep.
551 F393-
Amitaba ; a story of Buddhist Metaphysics.
Carus) Open Court, 16: 415-621.
Ammonia, Solutions in Liquid. Science, 11. s. 22: 408.
Ammonium Vanadate, Precipitation of, by Ammo-
nium Chloride. (F. A. Gooch and R. D. Gilbert)
Am. J. Sci. 164: 205.
Amnesia, Retroactive.
Psychol. 14: 388,
Amoeba, Activities of. (H. S. Jennings) Am. Natural.
38: 625,
— Death (‘E’) of an.
Amoeba Blattae and Amoeboid Motion.
ould) Science, 11. s. 23: 707.
Among the Inscrutable Inevitabilities! (Eliz. Mc-
Cracken) Outl. 82: 226,
Amoor Valley, Exploration of the Lower. (G. Fowke)
Am. Anthropol. 8: 276.
Amoret Mansion, The; a story. (C. Oliver) Temp.
Bar. 133: 454 ‘
Amorite Calendar, The.
ser-Ii 123,337-
Amos, Prophet, Modern Application of his Sermon.
(D. L. Pierson) Bib. World, 21: 371,
Amperemeter for High Potential Currents.
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Amphibia vs. Batrachia. (L. Stejneger) Science, 11. s.
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Amphiboles, Canadian, Composition of.
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Amphion, Harpina, and Platymetopus, Note on the
Names. (P. E. Raymond) Am. J. Sci. 169: 377.
Amphitheater, Sports of the. (D. O. S. Lowell) Mun-
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Amphora, A Signed, of Meno. (W. N. Bates) Am. J.
Archaeol. n. s. 9: I70.
Amulets, Certain, Moorish Origin of.
right) Reliquary, 46: I06,
— Jewish. (H. H. Spoer) J. Bib. Lit. 23: 97.
— Pre-Columbian West Indian. (J. W. F ewkes) Am.
J. Anthropol. 5: 679.
Amurath to Amurath. Fortn. 78: 165.-_-Liv. Age,
234= 592-
Amusements and Christianity ; a symposium. Every-
body’s, I0: 694.
—- of the London Poor.
9: 1070,
— of the People. (J. G. Leigh) Macmil. 88: 445.
— “Worldly; ” by a Methodist Woman. Indep. 60:
672,
Amwell in Hertfordshire. (H. W. Tompkins) Gent.
M. n. s. 71: 276.
Anabaptists, Bax’s History of. Sat. R. 96: 707.
— Reformation Controversies. (R. Winterbotham) Ex-
pos. 6th ser. II: 377.
Anacletus II., Elhanan the Rabbi’s Son, who became
Pope. (W. Burnet) Gent. M. n. s. 68'. 555.
Anacrap’. (Maud Howe) Lippinc. 76: 311, 432.
Anadonta Grandis. (E. R. Downing) Am. Natural.
36¢ 395-
Anaesthetics, Action of, on Plants. Nature, 692 440.
"—'Liv. Age, 241! 635.
-— Before. Good Words, 462 I45.
— Sensations under. Liv. Age, 249: 821,
Analogy and its Philosophical Importance.
ding) Mind, 302 I99.
Ananias of Poketown.
691,
Anarchism. (G. H. Wood)Westm. I57: 181.—(R.
' H. Newton) Arena, 27: I. ——(C. P. Neill) Am.
Cath. Q. 27: 160.
—— and Socialism and Rubino.
(P.
(W. H. Burnham) Am. J.
(E. Linton) Science, 11. s. 22: 88,
(J. H. Ger-
(C. H. W. Jones) Expos. 7th
(H. C.
(B. J. Har-
(C. B. Plow-
(Percy Alden) World To-day,
(H. H6ff-
(E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 71:
Sat. R. 94: 634.
19
AND
Anarchism; at Close Quarters (R. W. Conant) Arena,
28: 337.
—— Its Cause and Cure. (L. Abbott) Outl. 70: 465.
— Political, Economic, and Religious Causes of. (R.
H. Newton) Arena, 27: 113,
— Treatment of. (H. Holt) R. of Rs. 25: I92.
Anarchist, Making of an. (V. De Cleyre) Indep. 552
2276.
Anarchist, An; a story. (J. Conrad) Harper, I13:
406,
Anarchist, The; a tale. (J. A. Foote) Cath. World,
W 59-
Outl. 75: 678.
(S. Dewey) Contemp.
Anarchist Exclusion Law, The.
Anarchist Movement in Spain.
81: 741.
Anarchists as Pests. Sat. R. 101: 712,
— The Bill against. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 145.
— for Control of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 463.
—- Legislating against. (H. Lamont) Nation, 74: 243.
Anarchy and Government. Cath. World, 76: 44.
—- Danger from a Present Peril. (J. K. Richards) Am.
Law R. 36: 405.
— Errors of. (Z. S. Holbrook) Bib. Soc. 59: 383.
— in Europe and United States. (C. Lombroso) Every-
body’s, 6: 165.
— — Rise of. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 30: 305.
—Second Thoughts on the Treatment of.
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— Suppression of. (J. M. Beck) Am. Law R. 36:
190.
Anastomosis, Nerve-, A Suggestive Case of.
Ladd) Pop. Sci. Mo. 672 319.
Anatomic Nomenclature. (B. G. Wilder) Science, 11. s.
241 559-
Anatomists, Conference of, April, 1905, at Philadel-
phia. Science, n. s. 2Ii 713.
Anatomy, Human, Problems in.
Science, 11. s. 21: 16,
— Philosophical. (H. F. Osborne) Science, n. s. 21!
959-
Anaximander, Earliest Precursor of Darwin.
Eastman) Pop. Sci. Mo. 57: 701.
Ancestor Worship, Confucianism and. Open Court,
20: 597
— in Japan. (A. Stead) Monthly R. 15: no. 3, 98.
Ancestral Memory; a suggestion. (Forbes Phillips)
19th Cent. 59: 997.: Liv. Age, 250: 307.
Ancestry of Irene. [Stories of the Nevada Madigans,
2.] (M. Michelson) Cent. 46: 421.
Ancey, G. “ Ces Messieurs.” (J. F. Macdonald) Fortn.
84: 725.
AnchoressesfFour Mediaeval. Spec. 66: 823,
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
Lovell) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 137,
Ancient Landmark, The. (W. R. Lighton) Scrib. M.
37: 627,
Ancient Monuments and Buildings, Law relating to.
(W. Martin) Antiq. n. s. 41: 167. '
Ancoats Brotherhood, The. (K. Coman) Chant. 441
369-
“ And Angels came.” (Anne O’Hagan) Harper, 110:
(W. M.
(G. T.
(H. H. Donaldson)
(C. R.
(A. T.
I79- _
“ And Maude.” (Anne Warner) Lippinc. 75: 251.
“ And Other Considerations.” (M. C. Hews) Lippinc.
69: 504,
“And our Ignorance in Asking.” (P. Landon) Liv.
Age, 240: 426.=Ecl. M. 142: 462.
“And so they were Married.” (C. Bryson Taylor)
Everybody’s, I 5: 14,
And what Good came of it at Last ? (R. Barr) Canad.
M- 251 490-
And who is My Neighbor? (M. F. Quinlan) Cath.
World, 81: 327,
ANDALUSIA
Andalusia, Summer Life in. (B. H. Ridgely) Harper,
105: :89.
Andersen, Hans Christian. (Paul Harboe) Outl. 79:
951,——Aea,d, 68: 364.-—(A. L. Salmon) Temp.
Bar, 131: 4o9.—-Spec. 94: 469.—- (Paul Harboe)
Bookman, 21: I32.
— Centenary of. (Julius Moritzen) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
an 439-
— Child’s Recollection of. (E. Roess) Munsey, 33:
~ 174.
Anderson, L. A. Competition in Life Insurance.
Yale R. 14: 285.
Anderson, Mary, The Marvel of.
Munsey, 32: 382.
Anderson, Percy, Costume Designer.
M. of Art, 27: 280,
Anderson, Ind. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I92 396.
Anderson City. The Founding of a City.
more) Outl. 84: 875.
Andersson, Charles John. (H. A. Bryden) Longm.
(T. E. Pemberton)
(G. B. Crozier)
(A. Latti-
41 . 61,
Andes, Chilean, Across the. Chamb. J . 81: 284.
- Patagonian. (T. H. Holdich) Geog. J . 23: 153.
—- A Woman in the. (A. S. Peck) Harper, 114: 3.
Andorra, The Mediaeval Republic of. (Oliver Grey)
Chamb.J. 83: 647.=Ecl. M. 147: 543.—(E. Kirk-
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Andover, N. H., Account of Marriages by Rev. Josiah
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André, Father, In the Steps of. (D. D. Martin) Cath.
World, 80: 98,
André, John. In the André Country. M. of Hist.
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— Journal of. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 430. .
Andrea del Sarto; a story. (J . M. F orman) McClure,
22: 573-
Andreiif, Leonidas. (Simeon Linden) Indep. R. 8 : 215,
Andrew, John A., Pearson’s Life of. Nation, 78: 314.
— (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 36: 317.
Andrews, Stephen Pearl. (J . T. Trowbridge) Indep.
55- 497-
Andromeda. (E. Petersen) J . Hel. Stud. 24: 99.
Andromeda; a story. (A. John) Canad. M. 20: 108.
Anecdotes, New, of Celebrated People. Chamb. J . 81:
189.
Anemiopsis Californica. (T. Holm) Am. J . Sci. 169:
76
Anemometer, Miniature, for Stationary Sound Waves.
(B. Davis) Am. J. Sci. 163: 129.
Angel, The; a Psychological Enigma.
225,
Angel in the House, An; a story. (Harriet Prescott
Spoiford) Harper, 107: 78.
Angel of his Youth, The. (Alice French) Scrib. M.
36: 750.
Angel of Rescue, An.
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Angel Unaware, An.
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Angelica, the Dragon.
West, 23: 337.
Angelica’s Loves.
28: 525,_
Angelico, Fra. Mast. in Art, 4: pt. 38.
Angelo, Henry, Colburn’s Reminiscences of. Ath. ’O4,
2: 610,
Angelo of the Perfection. (M. Van Vorst) Lippinc. 70:
Macmil. 92:
(T. J . Partridge) New Eng. M.
(Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd) Every-
(Mabel A. R. Abbott) Out
(E. H. Miller) New Eng. M. n. s.
159-
Angell, James B., Pres. (J. H. Finley) Outl. 80:
74 -
Angels), Jewish, Christian, New Church. (J . Goddard)
N. Church R. 13: 501.
20
ANGLO—SAXON
Angels, Thomas Aquinas on. (E. Aveling) Am. Cath.
Q- an 359-
Angels, The; a story. (E. Pottle) Harper, 111: 253,
Angels Unawares; a story. (G. L. Collin) Harper,
1°51 777.
Angels’ Visits. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 41: 445.
Angelus, The. (H. Thurston) Month, 99: 61, 518,
—- Antiquity of. (H. Thurston) Month, 103: 57.
A.ngelus,.The; a story. (Eleanor H. Porter) Harper,
110: 237.
Anger, Pleasure of. Blackw. I73: 472.
Angevin Administration of Normandy.
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Angevin Empire, Ramsay’s. (B. Terry) Am. Hist. R.
91 549-
Angevin Kings, Last Resting-place of our. (C. Hal-
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Angiosperms. (H. L. Lyon) Am. Natural. 39: 13.
— Embryo Sac of the. (D. H. Campbell) Am. Natural.
361 777.
Angkor, The Ruins of. (A. C. Coolidge) Nation, 82:
6
(F. M. P0-
13 .
Angle Measuring -Instruments. (F. E. Harpham) Pop.
Astron. 13: I49.
Angler, Impatient. (G. A. B. Dewar) Sat. R. 101:
687.:Liv. Age, 250: 445,
Angler’s Philosophy, An. (V. Hardie) Macmil. 87: 21.
Angler’s Tournament, An. (F. C. Holden) Outl. 77:
301,
Angler’s Wish, An ; a poem. (H. van Dyke) Outl. 80:
2" .
Anglicanism: Old and New. (W. S. Lilly) Dub. R.
138: 158.
Anglin, Margaret. (M. White, jr.) Munsey, 35: 504.
Angling, Bigotries of. Blackw. I78: 199,
— Charms of. Canad. M. 22: 1o.
—— Photographer goes A-faking. (E. F. Wolfe) Out-
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— Season of the Dry-fly. Spec. 96: 1032,
— Stewart’s Practical Angler. (A. G. Bradley) Mac-
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See also Fishing.
Angling Memories. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 99: 625, 698,
77°-
Anglo-American Treaty, A Permanent. (C. C. Hyde)
Atlan. 95: 67.
Anglo-Celtic Poets, Concerning a Few. (A. B. McGill)
Cath. World, 75: 775.
Anglo-French Agreement, Siam’s Place in. Blackw.
I751 3-
Anglo-French-American Understanding, An. (A. Car-
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Anglo-French Niger-Chad Boundary Commission. (G.
S. McD. Elliot) Geog. J. 24: 505.
Anglo-Japanese Fleets in Alliance.
84: 829,
Anglo-Norman Church History, Sources of. (L. John-
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Anglo-Persian Commercial Treaty.
Asia. R. 36: 225.
Anglo-Saxon, Whence came the ‘P (H. L. Chamberlain)
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(A. Hurd) Fortn.
(H. F. B. Lynch)
Anglo-Saxon in an English Curriculum. (W. Sheran)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 3: 348.
— E. D. Simms, American Pioneer in. (A. A. Kern)
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Anglo-Saxon Alliance, The Peril of the U. S. (C. F.
Beach, jr.) Out West, 18: 485.
Anglo-Saxon Friendship a Myth. Critic, 49: 113.
Anglo-Saxon Grave in East Yorkshire. (T. Sheppard)
Antiq. n. s. 42 : 333.
Anglo-Saxon Law, Seebohm on Tribal Custom in.
Ath. ’oz, 1: 422,
ANGLO-SAXON
Anglo-Saxon Laws and Institutions, Growth, Aggres-
siveness, and Permanent Character of. (A. W.
Gaines) Am. Law R. 40: 694.
Anglo-Saxon Migration, An Early. (J. W. Shore)
Antiq. n. s. 41: 251,
Anglo-Saxon People, Future of. (H. Ellis) Indep. R.
2: 430.
Anglo—Saxon Society Woman, The.
=Ecl. M. 138: 515.
Anglo-Saxon Spirit, The, and Religious Education.
(C. C. Hall) Union Univ. Q. 2: 131.
Anglo-Saxon Unity, A. R. Colquhoun on. Outl. 77:
320.
Anglo-Saxondom, Reunited. (T. W. Higginson) Critic,
Blackw. I62: 54,
48= 373.
Anglo—Saxons, Are We? (C. C. Starbuck) Meth. R.
63: 940,
Angola, Pioneer Journey in.
Geog. J. 24: 153.
Angora Coat, Heredity of, in Mammals.
tle) Science, 11. s. 18: 760,
Angouléfine, Duchesse d’, Escape of, during the Hun-
dred Days. (S. Beazley) 19th Cent. 60: 909.
Angus, Joseph. Ath. ’o2, 2: 319.
Aniline. (J. B. Tingle) Science, 11. s. 24: 821.
Animal Activities controlled by Nature. (S. S. Max-
well) Harper, I07: 453,
Animal Bibles. Good Words, 47: 97.
Animal Breeding, Recent Discoveries in Heredity and
their Bearing on. (VV. E. Castle) Pop. Sci. Mo.
67= 193.
Animal Engraving of Stone Age, Gallery of.
H.) Nature, 65: 299.
Animal Experimentations.
(B. A. Cunninghame)
(W. E. Cas-
(A. C.
(H. C. Ernst) Am. J. Soc.
Sci. 42: 98,
Animal Heroes. Spec. 97: 158.
Animal Immortality. (W. H. Long) Harper, I11:
873
Animal Individuality. (J. Burroughs) Indep. 56: 85.
—(W. J. Long) Indep. 56: 1242,
Animal Kingdom, Economy of the.
Church R. 11: 273.
Animal Life, Highways and Byways of.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 499.
— Studies of, Walter, Whitney and Lucas’s.
Morss) School R. 10: 803.
—— Study of, in Public Schools.
(T. F. Moses) N.
(H. Osborn)
(C. H.
(S. J. Hunter) Ednca.
24: 209,
Animal Morphology. (C. B. Davenport) Science, 11. s.
20: 697,
Animal Painters of Liverpool. (E. R. Dibdin) Art J.
56: 12,
Animal Psychology, Fact and Fable in.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 138,
— The Window of the Soul.
321 255-
Animal Stories, Fable and Woodmyth.
Cent 45= 346.497.750-
— The Flood of. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 77: 264.
Animal Story of To-day. (C. G. D. Roberts) Bk.
Buyer, 24: 210.
Animal Stowaways. Spec. 92: 367. =Liv. Age, 241:
184.
Animal Thermostat. Nature, 67: 401.
Animal Wealth of the U. S. (Francis E. Warren) Nat.
Geog. M. I7: 511.
Animals and Plants, Relations of. (N. S. Shaler) Har-
per, 104: 721.
—— and Poison. Spec. 911 1017.
— as Masons. Spec. 94: 211-
—— as Passive Resisters. Spec. 94: 435.
— Behavior of, in Unfamiliar Circumstances. (J. Isa-
bel) Longm. 40: 541.=Liv. Age, 235: 629. .
(J. Jastrow)
(C. C. Abbott) Arena,
(E. T. Seton)
21
ANIMALS
Animals, Behavior of, Notes on. (A. W. Weysse) Sci-
ence, n. s. 19: 955.
-— Brains and Longevity in. Spec. 89: 603.
— Change in Landscape due to. Spec. 90: 1027.
— Clothing of. Spec. 89: 79.
— Coming of the. Chamb. J. 83: 321.
— Consciousness of. (E. Claparede) Internat. Q. 8:
296.
—- Dainty. Spec. 95: 79.
— Do they Reason ? (J . Burroughs; C. F. Deacon)
Outing, 452 753. —(W. J. Long) Indep. 59: 481. —-
(J . Burroughs) Harper, I10: 354, -- (J , Burroughs)
Outing, 45: 379. — (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 39:
427.
——Dumb. Spec. 95: 708.
— Fasting. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 27: 144,
— Fighting Power of. Spec. 88: 547.
—- Foreign, at Leonardslee. (C. R. Knight) Cent. 44:
53:-
— Greek Conception of. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco)
Contemp. 85: 430.1 Liv. Age, 241: 5 52.=E<;l. M.
143: 48.
— Habits of, The Unexpected in.
Harper, 106: 615,
— Hands of. Spec. 91: 515.
(R1 W. Chambers)
— Hospitals and Doctors for. (W. B. Ashley) Outing,
43‘ 313- '
— How to read Wild Life. Chamb. J . 82: 605,
—— Human Traits in. (J . Burroughs) Outing, 49: 297.
— Humanizing the. (J . Burroughs) Cent. 45: 773.
—-— in Ancient Rome. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco) Con-
temp. 86: 225. I-‘Liv. Age, 242: 741,
— in Art. (R. H. Perry) Outing, 43: 515.
— in British Parks: Warnham Court. (A. H. Knight)
Cent. 43: 221. —-Arundel Castle. (C. R. Knight)
Cent. 43: 233.
—— in Court. (M. E. E. Kerr) Green Bag, 14: 164.
— in Decoration. (Douglas English) Art J . 561 34.
- in the Spiritual World. (T. F. Wright) N. Church
R. 11: 305.
—— in Towns. Chamb. J. 80: 761.
— Intelligence of. (H. Maxwell) Monthly R. 11, no.
31 54.:Liv. Age, 238: 471,
— — Experimental Method of Studying. (E. L. Thorn-
dike) Internat. Mo. 5: 226.
— — Wasmann on. (Lord Avebury) Nature, 73: 315.
I Liv. Age, 248: 821,
— Jewish Sympathy for.
117,
— Kind Words concerning.
448-
- Legal Protection to. (G. R Gordon) Westm. 166:
218
— Limitations of. Spec. 88: 172.
— Limitations of the Brute. (M. D. Follin) Outing,
48= 355-
— Love of the Chase in. Spec. 912 51.
-— Man and Beast. (S. H. Drury) Atlan. 97: 42°.
—— Meal Times of. Spec. 94: 939.
— Moral Sense in. Spec. 95: 1 115.
(L. Ginzberg) Nation, 83:
(F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95:
— Naming the. (C. W. Beebe) Outing, 46: 78.
-—of the Farm. (J. P. Roberts) Ctry Life Am. 11
143.
— of the Plant Kingdom. Science, 11. s. 20: 217.
— Photographed and Described. (E. H. Baynes)
Indep. 56: 1238.
— Photography of, at London Zoo.
Booklover’s M. 2: 6.
— Playing Games. Spec. 92: 806.
—Proper for Zoological Gardens. Sat. R. 952 546,
582.613.644-
— Rare, living in London. (P. L. Sclater) Knowl. 27:
59, 17°-
(N. P. Dana)
ANIMALS
Animals, Reason in, The Question of. (W. J. Long)
Harper, 111: 588,
— Resting-places of. Spec. 95: 347.: Eel. M. 145:
324-
—- Sacred, of India. (Edmund Russell) Everybody’s,
13: 625.
—- Schools of. Chamb. J. 81: 305.
— Sense of Locality in. Spec. 97: 431.
— Sight and Scent in. (G. S. Porter) Outing, 40:
295- ’
— Soul-wandering as it concerns. (E. Martinengo-
Cesaresco) Contemp. 81: 696. -—-‘ Eel. M. 139: 262,
— South American, and their Origin. (R. Lydekker)
Quar. 197: 41,
— State Protection of, at Home and Abroad.
G. de Montmorency) Law Q. 18: 31.
— Strange Things about. Outing, 46: 219,
(J. E.
— Surgery by. (W. J. Long) Outl. 75: 122.
— Surgical Operations performed on. Chamb. J. 80:
539-
- Swimming Powers of. Longm. 43: 326. = Liv. Age,
241: 492, _
- Sympathy for. (Paul Shorey) Nation, 83: 139.
— Tailoring. (H. C. McCook) Harper, 108: 453.
— Three Strange: the Maned Wolf, the Black Leop-
ard, Felis Serval. (J. M. Gleeson) Cent. 42: 746.
—— Tracks in Snow, and what they tell. (A. R. Dug-
more) Ctry Life Am. 5: 117,
— Training by their Sixth Sense.
-—- True Lives of. Spec. 93: 943.
-—- Useful to Men, Protection of. (VV. N. Lockington)
Californian, 2: 124,
-~ Visit to the Toronto Zoo.
M. 20: 345.
— What do they Know ? (J. Burroughs) Cent. 46: 555.
-—- Wild, and Civilized Man. Spec. 88: 762.
— — as Parents. (G. A. B. Dewar) Cornh. 91: 790.:
Liv. Age, 246: 89,
— -—- at Home. (W. J. Long) Outl. 74: 355.
-—- -—- Born in Captivity. (A. W. Rolker) McClure,
21 : 608,
—— — A British Yellowstone Park. Spec. 91: 1075.
—— — Cash Value of. Spec. 92: 327.
-—- -—- Farming. Spec. 91: 803,
— —- Habits of. (J. H. Baldwin) Chamb. J. 83: 103.
- —— in Art, The. (B. H. Smith) Outl. 81: 203,
—- — Life of, in Captivity. (C. B. Taylor) Every-
body’s, 6: 219.—— (A. W. Rolker) McClure, 23: 3.
— (S. H. Adams) McClure, 24: 188,
-— —- Marketing of. (C. F. Brownell) Am. M. 60: 287.
— — of Central Park, N. Y. (J. W. Smith) Outing,
Indep. 57: 653.
(W. T. Allison) Canad.
42: 248, 43: 60, ‘
— — Photographing. (B. Meiklejohn) W0rld’s Work,
4: 2080,
—_— — Prevention of Cruelty to. (T. A. Coward) Westm.
I57: 546-
—- — Property in. ' (W. F. Trotter) Jurid. R. 15: 138,
278,
— — Securing for Zotilogical Parks.
day) Booklover’s M. 7: 327.
— — Trafic in. (L. Perry) Idler, 24: 115.
-—- —— Training. (H. H. Boyesen) Cosmopol. 34: 123.
—(H. Boger) Indep. 55: 2551.
Animation, Suspended. Liv. Age, 250: 249.
Anjidiv, Island of. (F. J . Varley) Geog. J . 23: 492.
Anna Amelia, Duchess, Gerard’s Life of. Ath. ’02, I:
392-
Anna Mareea. (E. B. Tiffany) Atlan. 92: 247,
Annapolis, U. S. Naval Academy, Fighting at. Indep.
591 I409-
— —- The Trouble at. (Park Benjamin) Indep. 50: 154.
— — Winter Drills at. (W. T. Chiverius) Army &
Navy Life, 8, no. 8: 15.
(W. T. Homa-
22
]
AN STEY
Annapolis and West Point Codes of Honor. Book-
lover’s M. 7: 614.
Annapolis, Nova Scotia. (A. W. Savary) Canad. M.
23: 330. —— (E. P. Weaver) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
423-
— — Tercentenary Greetings of the American Histori-
cal Society. (R. G. Thwaites) Canad. M. 23:
339-
Anne, St., Introduction of Cultus of, into the West.
(H. M. Bannister) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 107,
Anne, Queen, Defense Committee. (J . S. Corbett)
Monthly R. 15, no. 2: 55.
—- Farthing of. Reliquary, 42: 104,
— McCarthy’s. (R. Putnam) Critic, 42: 536. —— (C. W.
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— Political Parties of her Reign. (W. F. Lord) Roy.
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Anne Boleyn, The Heart of.
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— Some Royal Love-letters to. (C. F. Yonge) 19th
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Anne of Cleves and her Rivals. (J . M. Stone) Month,
104: 243,
Anne; a Tale of Old Salem. (W. L. Fullerton) Outl.
(W. H. D’Oyly) Antiq.
71: 84.
Annelid Egg, The. (E. B. Wilson) Science, 11. s. 20:
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Annelids, Collateral Budding in, of the Genus Trypa-
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Annie Keenan’s Hit; a story. (G. P. Coleman) Am.
M, 62: 259,
Annie Laurie, The Real. (K. E. Thomas) Munsey, 35:
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Annuals, and how to Grow them. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry
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— Old. (K. Knox) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 597.
Annuities. Sat. R. 102: 73.
Annunciation, Festival of, at Tenos.
Blackw. 180: 810.
Annunziata. (Hope Lesart) Cath. World, 82: 378,
Annunzio, Gabriele d’. (H. D. Sedgwick, jr.) Dial,
34: 7. — (A. Beauvoir) Lamp, 28: 336. —(H. James)
Quan I991 333- '
— La Fiaccola Sotto il Moggio.
(M. Hamilton)
(R. Simboli) Critic,
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— La Figlia di J orio. (Helen Zimmern) No. Am. 100:
41.——(M. Bateman) Fortn. 81: 700.—(Ant. Cip-
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— Francesca da Rimini ; tr. by Symons. Sat. R. 96:
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—- “ De Laudi.” (J. C. Bailey) Fortn. 80: 1022. -Sat-,.
R. 96: 271.
— Novels and Plays of.
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Anodyne, The, of the Kitchen Garden. Sat. R. 101:
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Anopheles. (J . B. Smith) Science, n. s. 21 : 71.
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Anonymous Writer, Emotions of an.
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Another Man’s Excuses. (E. Spence de Pue) Lippinc.
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Anselm, Abbot of Bury, and the Immaculate Concep-
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Anson, George, Lord. Wreck of the Wager. (W. J .
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Anstey, Christopher, and the New Bath Guide. Acad.
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Anstey Church. Hertfordshire. (W. B. Gerish) Antiq.
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ANSWER
Answer from the Unseen. (L. E. Smith) Good Words,
45: 104.
Answered ; a story. (M. Rock) Cath. World, 75: 338.
Ant, Agricultural, New, from Texas. (W. M. Wheeler)
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Antarctic Adventure, An. (G. E. Borchgrevink) Na-
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143: 613,
Antarctic Campaign, Results of the. (J. Scott Keltie)
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Antarctic Continent, The. (C. E. Borchgrevink) Indep.
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—— Two Years on. (O. Nordenskjiild) Indep. 58: 751.
Antarctic Expedition, Belgian. (W. H. Dall) Science,
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—— French. (Jean Charcot) Geog. J. 26: 497.
—- German, 1901. (H. R. M.) Nature, 66: 223,- (Ed-
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‘~ — Scientific Operations on board the “Antarctic” in
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—- — Scientific Work at the Winter Station.
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Antarctic Expeditions, I901-04. Nature, 69: 393.
—- Re_eent; their Results. (G. von Neumayr) Geog. J.
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Antarctic Experiences. (C. E. Borchgrevink) Cent. 46:
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Antarctic Exploration. (J. W. Gregory) Pop. Sci. Mo.
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— Farthest South. (C. E. Borchgrevink) Outl. 70: 809.
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Antarctic Explorations, My. (J. B. Charcot) Harper,
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Antarctic Lands ; Fascination of the Uttermost South.
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Antarctic Meteorology. (R. D. Ward) Science, 11. s.
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Antarctic Nomenclature. (Edwin Swift Balch) Am.
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Antarctic Regions, Artist in the. (F. W. Stokes) Cent.
(O. Nor-
44: 521,
—— Foehn Winds in. Science, n. s. 22: 284,
— Latest Explorations in. (C. C. Adams) R. of Rs.
' (N. Y.) 28: 81,
23
ANTHROPOLOGY
Antarctic Regions, Recent Exploration in. Quar. 205:
334-
Antarctic Sledge Traveling. (C. R. Markham) Geog.
J, 22: 299,
Antarctic Vegetation, Zonal Distribution of . (C. Skotts-
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Antarctic Voyage, Bellingshausen’s, 1819, (H. R. Mill)
Geog. J. 21: 150.
— of the “ Discovery,” Scott’s. Ath. ’og, 2: 581.
Antarctic Winds. Science, 11. s. 20: I84.
“ Antarctic,” Winter Expedition of, to South Georgia.
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Antarctica. (E. S. Balch) J. Frankl. Inst. I57: 81, —-
(H. R. Mill) Science, 11. s. 18: 182, 303,
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- Balch’s. (H. R. Mill) Geog. J. 21: 525, .
— Continent of. (A. W. Greely) Indep. 60: 33.
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Antediluvian World, The History of. (S. D. Peet)
Am. Antiq. 28: 17.
Antelope. How it protects its Young.
Cent. 49: 783.
—- The Prong-horned. _ (E. T. Seton) Scrib. M. 40: 33,
Antelope Hunting. (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. 1: 209,
—- in Lower California. (C. B. Slade) Outing, 39:
(H. H. Cross)
5°5-
— Thirty Years Ago and To-day. (G. B. Grinnell)
Outing, 43: 196.
Antelope~snake Ceremonies in Mishongnovi. Nature,
68: 111,
Anthony, St., of Padua. (R. W. Carden) Archit. Rec.
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Anthony, Bessie, Western Woman Golf Champion,
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Anthony, Susan B., with portrait. (Ida H. Harper)
Indep. 60: 676. ——l/Vestm. I65: 547,
— The Grand Old Woman of To-day.
321,
— The Woman and her Work.
Am. 182: 604.
Anthropological Museum, Classification and Arrange»
ment of Exhibits. (W. H. Holmes) Science, 11. s.
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Anthropological Research, Philological Aspects of.
(F. Boas) Science, 11. S. 23: 641.
Anthropological Society of Washington, May 26, 1903.
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Anthropology. (H. I. Smith) Science, 11. s. I6: 201,-
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—— American, Progress of, 1902-06. Am. Anthropol.
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Am. Anthrop. 5: 118,
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— German Anthropological Association. (G. G. Mac-
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— in American Secondary Schools.
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—Teaching of, in the United States. (G. G. Mac-
Curdy) Science, n. s. 15: 211. '
Westm. 161 :
(I. H. Harper) No.
(W. J.
(G. G. MacCurdy)
(Frank Russell)
AN TICHRIST
Antichrist, The, of II. Thessalonians. (R. Mackintosh)
Expos. 7th ser. 2: 427.
Anti-clericalism in France and England. (Sir G. Ar-
thur) 19th Cent. 55: 724.
Anti—imperialist, Recantation of an. (D. Gray) Outl.
7 7: 931-
Anti-imperialists, The Pesky. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74:
360.
Anti-Jacobin, Canning’s. (F. Greenwood) Acad. 68:
275-
Anti-patriotic Ulcer. (C. de Thierry) Un. Serv. M.
25: 51.
Anticipations of Scientific Progress in Literature.
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Anticosti, Island of; Menier’s Experiment.
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Antietam, The Battle of. (F. H. Schell) McClure, 221
418,
—— —— and Chancellorsville. (J. P. Gordon) Scrib. M.
33: 65.
Antilles, Geological Aspect of. Sat. R. 93: 660.:
Liv. Age, 234: 53.
Anting-anting, The, of Maga.
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Antiochus III., and his title “ Great King.”
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Antiochus IV., Cause of Death of.
Bib. Sac. 61: 548,
Antiphons, The Great, Heralds of Christmas.
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Antipodes, A Trip to the. (G. Brown) Asia. R. 39:
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Antique, Use and Abuse of the, in Art. Acad. 69:
(B. H.
(C. E. Meyers) Over-
(E. R.
(E. M. Merrins)
(H.
9 948-
“Antiquers,” The; a story. (J . C. Lincoln) Am. M.
61: 254,
Antiques, Making of. (VV. Le Queux) Am. Arch. 84:
—— Purchasing of. Chamb. J . 79: 340.
Antiques; a story. (C. Wheeler) Harper, I06: 700,
Antiquities, The Collection of. (O. S. Tonks) Outl.
81: 505.
—— English, Genuine and Spurious. (G. Clinch) Chamb.
J . 83: 325.
Antiquity, Beauty of.
n. s. 28: 280, _
Antiquity of the “ Ronald; ” a story.
man) Canad. M. 25: 244.
Anti-toxin. Science, 11. s. 181 126.
—— Ehrlich’s Seitenkettentheorie.
Science, 11. s. 16: 664.
Antoine André. (B. Van Vorst) Critic, 40: 517.
Antoine’s Loves. (C. Ticknor) Lippinc. 70: 90,
Antonine’s Itinerary, British Section of. (C. Raven)
Antiq. n. s. 39: 83, 338. 40: 278, 374.
Antonio’s Last Stake. (C. A. Stanley) Cent. 45: 709.
Ants. (O. K. Cook) Science, 11. s. 20: 311.
-— Agricultural. (H. C. McCook) Harper, 111: 292.
— and Some Other Insects. (A. Forel) Monist, 14: 33,
(A. F. Brown) New Eng. M.
(W. A. Hick-
(G. M. Sternberg)
177.
- and their Herds. (H. C. McCook) Harper, 111: 941.
—- Carpenter, A Guild of. (H. C. McCook) Harper,
113: 293,
-— Daintiness of. (H. C. McCook) Harper, 109: 604.
— Formica Cinera Mayr. (W. M. Wheeler) Am.
Natural. 36: 947.
— Honey, of the Garden of Gods.
Harper, 113: 126.
—in Captivity. Spec. 96: 531.
—— Kidnapping, and their Slaves.
Harper, I07: 751.
— Life of, New Wonders of. (H. N. Casson) Munsey,
33¢ 235-
(H. C. McCook)
(H. C. McCook)
24
APOLOGETIC
Ants, New and Little-known Guests of the Texan
Legionary. (C. T. Brues) Am. Natural. 36: 365.
— The Queen Ant as a Psychological Study. (W. M.
Wheeler) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 291,
— The Royal Mother of. (H. C. McCook) Harper,
107: I32, '
-— Sense of Smell in. (Adele M. Fielde) Indep. 59: 37 5.
— Social Life of. (A. Forel) Internat. Mo. 5: 563, 710.
- Strength of. (A. R. Miller) Science, 11. s. 26: 514.
—- Ways of. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 38: I74,
Antwerp, the Hub of Europe. (H. Gregmore) New
Eng. M. n. "s. 35: 67.
Any Man and Any Woman.
96: 16.
Aoki, Siuzo, Japan’s First Ambassador to the U. S.
(W. E. Griflis) Outl. 82: 164.—-R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
33: 166.
Aoyagi. (Yei Theodora Ozaki) 19th Cent. 532 427.
Apache, San Carlos. (A. Hrdlicka) Am. Anthropol.
(W. S. Moody) Atlan.
7: 480.
“Apache Kid,” The. Taming the Frontier. (W. M.
Raine) Outing, 46: 579.
Apartment, A Bachelor, in the Ansonia, New York.
(J . H. F reedlander) Archit. R. 12: I24,
Apartment Hotel in N. Y., Engineering Problems.
(R. P. Bolton) Cassier, 25: 27.
Apartment House Design, New York City. (F. K.
Winkler) Archit. Rec. II, no. 3: 98.
Apartment Houses and Tenements, The Planning of.
(E. Flagg) Archit. R. 10: 85.
— Heating, Plumbing, and Refrigerating in. (O. F.
Semsch) Archit. R. 10: I06.
— Power Plant and Mechanical Equipment of. (P. R.
Moses) Engin. M. 26: 713,
— Some Data on Electricity in. (P. R. Moses) Archit.
R. 10: III,
Apartments, City, in Paris. (J . Schopfer) Archit. R.
10: 91,
-— Suburban. (M. Hunt) Archit. R. 10: 101,
Apes, Anthropoid, Man’s Nearest Kin.
Open Court, 20: 6,
—— — Blood-relationship of Man and. (Paul Uhlen-
huth) Monthly R. 23, no. I1 89.
— — Rothschild on. (A. E. Brown) Science, 11. s. 22: 12,
Apex of the World, The; a story. (A. M. Roach)
Harper, 112: 745.
Apgar, the Attorney who Advertised; a story. (W.
H. Osborne) Cosmopol. 36: I84,
Aphrodite, The New York. (M. L. D’Ooge) Nation,
80: 373.
—- — Antique or Modern ? Craftsman, 8: 61.
Apices J uris. (C. Holmes) Green Bag, 17: 466.
Apocalyptic Literature, Jewish. (J. W. Bailey) Bib.
World, 25: 30.
Apocrypha, The, and Immortality. Spec. 95: 76.
—— New Testament. Spec. 91: 233.
Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles.
Am. J. Theol. 8: 592.
Apodosis of the Unreal Condition in Oratio Obliqua in
Latin. (G. Terrell) Am. J . Philol. 25: 59.
Apollo, Temple of, at Corinth. (B. Powell) Am. J .
(P. Carus)
(J . W. Platner)
Archaeol. n. s. 9: 45.
Apollonius, Acts of. (F. Schaefer) Cath. Univ. Bull.
2: 486.
-— Life and Career. (T. Whittaker) Monist, I3: I61.
—— Mead’s. Sat. R. 93: 178.
Apollos and the Fourth Gospel. (G. S. Rollins) Bib.
Sac. 62: 484.
Apologetic, The New. (T. J. Gerrard) Am. Cath. Q.
29: 655.-—Bib. World, 19: 403.
-——Need of. (W. P. Merrill) Bib. World, 21: 38,
(M. S. Terry) 129, (W. D. Mackenzie) I91, ('1' M-
Coulter) 284. '
APOLOGETICS
Apologetics, Modern. (G. T. Ladd) Am. J. Theol. 7:
-1
2 3,
— Piesent Position of. (W. R. Cassels) 19th Cent. 54:
595-
-— Religious. (G. Smith) 19th Cent. 55: 318.
-— A Study in Early Christian. (Patrick J. Healy)
Cath. World, 83: 433.
Apologists, Greek, of Second Century. (W. Fair
weather) Bib. World, 26: 132. '
Apostasy of Moung Pyu. (W. A. Fraser) Canad. M.
26: 523,
Apostate of the Talmud, The. (B. M. Kaplan) Open
Court, 16: 467.
Apostates, The; a story. (M. Manning) Harper, 113:
600,
Apostle of Light, An. (N. P. Murphy) Gent. M. n. s.
76: 1.
Apostles, Contendings of, tr. from Ethiopic by Budge.
Sat. R. 93: 112.
-— Jewish. (S. Krauss) Jew. Q.'17: 37o.
Apostles’ Creed, The. (F. B. Meyer) Sund. M. 34: 43.
— Liturgical Use of. (T. D. Bacon) Indep. 54: 2292,
Apostolic Subgroups. (E. A. Schell) Meth. R. 64: 532.
Apostolic Succession as an Historical Truth. (P. Carus)
Open Court, 16: 335.
-— Dogma and Criticism. Open Court, 16: 321.
Apothecaries, The Society of. Antiq. n. s. 41: 220,
Apothecary, Duties and Dangers of the. Chamb. J.
79: 92-
Apotheosis of Colonel Arden, The.
World’s Work, 12: 7954.
Apotheosis of the Reverend Mr. Spangler, The ; a
story. (Margaret Deland) Harper, 106: 134,
Apotheosis of Woodward ; a story. (C. T. Brady) Cos-
mopol. 37: 45!.
Appalachian Americans, Our. (J. Ralph) Harper,
Appalachian Club. (R. Stevens) World’s Work, 6:
(F. Harding)
107: 32.
3 .
Appalachians, Great Roads across the. (Albert P.
Brigham) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 321.
Apparition, The; a story. (Alice French) Cosmopol.
37¢ 155-
Appeal. The Quest for Error and the Doing of Justice.
(C. F. An1idon) Am. Law R. 40: 681.
—— The Right of. (D. J. Brewer) Indep. 55: 2547.
Appeal to Cwsar, An. (Annie H. Donnell) Craftsman,
11: 357-
Appeal to the First Six Centuries, The.
Krine) Indep. R. 5: 320.
Appeal to the Past; a story.
50: 885.
Appearances, For Preserving. (F. C. S. Schiller) Mind,
28: 341, .
Appearances at the Black Knoll; a story. Blackw.
175: 92,
Appendicitis and the Race.
11. s. 20: 19.
-— Cause and Prevention. (J. Kidd) 19th Cent. 67: I 37,
Appendix B. (V. Harper) Lippinc. 74: 234,
Appile-Tree, De; a poem. (J. C. Harris) Cent. 43:
241.
Appin Murder, The, in Fact and in Fiction. Chamb.
J _ 80: 221,
—- Sidelights on.
Apple, La Belle Fameuse.
Am. I: 22.
— Newtown Pippin.
(J. H. S.
(H. J. O’Higgins) Cent.
(E. G. Dexter) Science,
Chamb. J. 80: 716.
(F. A. Waugh) Ctry Life
(Ruth Titus) Ctry Life Am. 1:
1 .
Apple Industry in Canada, Coiiperation in. (R. H.
Coats) Q. J. Econ. 21: I36.
— of Tasmania, The. (F. A. W. Gishorne) Chamb. J.
82: 308.
25
ARAB
Apple Orchard, Reclamation of a Barren. (W. J.
Mann) Ctry Life Am. 1: 194,
Apple Tree, Talking. (A. Coll) Outing, 40: 601,
Applegarth, Residence of. (C. W. Wetmore) Archit.
Rec. 13: 279. .
Apples. (J. H. McFarland) Outl. 73: 794.
— Bitter Rot Disease of. (H. von Schrenk) Science,
11. s. 16: 669.
— In the Orchard. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 541 1566.
—-Production of. (H. J. Wilder) Science, 11. s. 22:
715-
—- Quality, for the Home Garden. (W. A. Taylor)
Ctry Life Am. 62 456.
v— Real, Where to find. Ctry Life Am. 3: 103.
—- Soils for. (E. W. Hilgard) Science, 11. s. 23: 70.
Appleton, William Sumner. (W. T. R. Marvin) N. E.
Reg, 58: 219.
Applied Arts, Some Principles of. (D. F. Bodley) Am.
Arch. 79: 85.
Applied Science and the University. Technol. R. 1:
I53-
Appointed Time. (C. Howard) Lippinc. 73: 382.
Appointment, Exercise of Powers of. (J. H. Hender-
son) Jurid. R. 17: 371.
Appomattox, Personal Recollections of.
Cent. 41: 936.
Appraisal of Literature, Comments and Opinions. Lib.
J - 27: 991.
Appraisements. (H. G. Stockwell) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 25: 21.
Appreciation and Description.
R. 14: 645.
— of Beauty. (C. W. Eliot) Critic, 47: 172.
Apprentices, Function of the School in the Training
of. (F. T. Carlton) School R. 12: 631.
— A Plea for. (J. P. Murray) Canad. M. 21: 319.
— Question of, in the U. S. (E. H. Parks) Cassier,
23: 199. —-(F. T. Carlton) Cassier, 27: 49.—Cas-
sier, 31: 72.
— Training of, in Royal Dockyards of Great Britain.
(Frank Barter) Cassier, 23: 205.
Apprenticeship for Business Responsibility.
Litchfield) Technol. R. 8: 395.
Apprenticeship System, Modern Adaptation of. (O.
M. Becker) Engin. M. 32: 321.
— What should replace it ? Sat. R. 101: 227.
Apprenticeships. (A. Ittner) Am. Arch. 85: 67.
Apricots; a Southern California Specialty. (Horace
Edwards) Land of Sun. I: 61.
— How to Grow. (J. Craig) Ctry Life Am. 4: 211.
April, Work and Play in. (W. B. Thornton) Ctry
Life Am. 1: 222,
“April Fool.” (P. Trent) Blackw. 177: 498.
April Fool’s Paradise, An. (Edith M. Willett) Lippinc.
77: 497-
April Primrose. An.
(J . Gibbon)
(W. M. Urban) Philos.
(I. W.
(May E. Bourne) Overland, n. s.
45: 424-
April Thaw, An. (W. B. Ashley) Outing, 42: 49.
Apulia, Italy. (Alfredo Melani) Am. Arch. 80: 83.
Aquarium, A California. (C. F. Holder) Land of Sun.
11: 77.
— Land and Water, How to make.
ing, 46: 115.
- New York. (Walter L. Beasley) Scientific Am. 921
(D. Beard) Out-
425-
Aquatic Life. (A. G. McCloskey) Chant. 37: 182-
- Water-folk. (A. G. McCloskey) Chaut. 35$ 286.
Arab, The. Ed. R. 201: 386.
Arab Bandits, A Night’s Ride with. (C. W. Furlong)
Harper, 112: 489.
Arab Hospitality. (Louisa Jebb) Longm. 46: 62.
Arab Life at Fez. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 94:
358.
ARAB
Arab Settlements in Africa.
Arts, 50: 909.
Arabia, Exploration of, by Balloon. (J . M. Bacon)
19th Cent. 56: 251.-‘=Ecl. M. 143: 521.=Liv.
Age, 242: 629,
— Hogarth’s Penetration of. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat.
R. 98: 43. ——(D. B. Macdonald) Nation, 79: 165.
-—~ Journey to Sanaa. Blackw. 179: 597.
—- North, and the Bible. (Dr. H. Winckler) Hibbert
J, 2: 1,
-—The Revolt in. (A. Vambéry) Contemp. 88: 678.
=Ecl. M. 146: 30.
— Travels in. (D. G. Fairchild) Nat. Geog. M. 15:
(S. L. Poole) J. Soc.
I39-
Arabian Empire, An. (A. J. Dunn) National, 47: 798.
Arabian Poetry and the Ballad Problem. (D. B. Mac-
donald) Nation, 79: ' 518.
Arabic, Gospels in. (D. B. Macdonald) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 3: 163.
Arabic Numerals. -Earliest Use of.
Antiq. n. s. 42: 449.
Arabic Verbs. (A. H. Kisbaug) Asia. R. 41: 318.
Arabs ; Religious Usages of the Dhiétb and Ruala. (S.
I. Curtiss) Expos. 6th ser. 9: 275.
Arachnids at Hanover, Cape Colony. (S. C. Cron-
wright Schreiner) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 14 5.
Ararat, In the Valley of the. (E. Crayton McCants)
EVerybody’s, 12: I15,
Arbitration, Industrial. (M. A. Hanna) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 21. — (E. E. Clark) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 285.
(W. E. A. Axon)
—- —— Act of New South Wales. (B. R. Wise) National,
39: 88o.
— -— Compulsory. (W. A. Stone) Indep. 54: 2219. —
(J . B. Clark) Indep. 54: 2681. — (Alice Henry)
Am. Arch. 79: 46.
—- — —- A Half-way House to Socialism ?
son) No. Am. 175: 597.
-— — — in New Zealand. Out West, 16: 82.
———What is it? (J. B. Clark) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
17: 396.
— —— Conciliation, Trade Agreement.
mons) Indep. 56: I440,
-— — Conciliation and, Douglas Knoop’s. (L. L. Price)
Econ. J. 15: 381,
—— — Crisis of, in Australasia.
(J. A. Hob-
(J . R. Com-
(J . Collier) Nation, 81:
51.
—- — in Australia. (H. T. Burgess) Indep. 54: I83 5.
— — in the China and Earthernware Trade. Econ. J.
12: I29,
— — in New South Wales. (F. R. Sanderson) Jurid.
R- 141 394-
— — in New Zealand. (E. Tregear) Indep. 55: 1908.
— — Limitations of. (S. Gompers) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 29. ‘
— — Right Kind of.
— — Mr. Wise’s Act.
(H. White) Nation, 76: 4.
(W. P. Reeves) Econ. J. 12:
320.
— International. Green Bag, 15: 87. —— (J . B. Moore)
Harper, 110: 610. — (B. Moses) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: 259.—(Hannis Taylor) Green Bag. 17: 98.—
(R. Reid) Jurid. R. 14: 333.—(R. Finlay) No.
Am. 179: 659.
— —— and Pan-American Conference. (H. Taylor) N0.
Am. 174: 303. —(T. R. Dawley, jr.) Outl. 70:
232,
Future of. (F. Passy) Indep. 54: 605.
—- — A Century of. (J . MacDonell) 19th Cent. 57:
691.
—- — Growth of Hague Ideals. (H. Taylor) Am. Law
Rev. 40: 1.
— — Hague Conferences and the Future of. (B. F.
Trueblood) Atlan. 97: 721.
26
l
ARCHZEOLOGICAL
Arbitration, International, Happy Augury of Peace.
(W. MacVeagh) No. Am. 178: 698.
- - International Police. (L. A. Mead) Outl. 74¢
7°5-
-— —- made Attractive. (W. MacVeagh) No. Am. 178:
I61,
—- -— New Treaties of. (T. Barclay) Fortn. 82: 602,
— — New Triumphs for. (T. Barclay) Contemp. 351
220.
— -— on the American Continents. (J . B. Moore) Ann-.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 35.
—- — The Real Facts about. Nation, 80: 184,
— — Status at Washington of. (J . W. Foster) Indep.
56: 1186.
— — Treaties of, shown by Diagrams. Indep. 59:
386.
— — Two Treaties of. (T. Barclay) No. Am. 178: 62.
— — What the United States has done for.
Foster) Green Bag, 16: I 53.
——VVhy the U. S. obstructs it.
No. Am. 183: 862,
— — with England, Prospects of. (J . W. Foster)
Indep. 55: 3025.
Arbitration Proceedings, Interdiction of.
Melville) Jurid. R. 152 379.
Arbitration Treaties, The. Outl. 79: 472.
— Constitutionality of General. (E. P. Wheeler) Green
Bag; 17: 533-
— The Dead. (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 126.
— Objections urged to the. (J . W. Foster) Indep. 58: 9.
— Only a Word. Outl. 79: 672.
— Precedents for. Outl. 79: 515.
— The Senate and. Outl. 79: 727.
Arbitration Treaty between England and France. (H.
W. Wolff) Econ. R. 13: 188.
Arbitrations, Alternative Awards in. (R. D. Melville)
Jurid. R. 17: 360,
Arblay, Madame d’ [Fanny Burney]. Diary and Let-
ters, Dobson’s ed. Ath. ’O4, 1: 5.—-Monthly R.
14, no. 1: 49.-—-(S. T. Irwin) Macmil. 89: 188,—
(J. C. Bailey) Quar. 204: 89. I Liv. Age, 249: 268,
—(A. S. Henry) Bk. News, 22: 567.—-Spec. 94:
I41. —(W. C. France) Nation, 80: 317, 81: 526.
— A Friendship of. (G. Paston) Monthly R. 8, no. 3:
148. 9, no. I: 136.
— her Diary and her Days. Ed. R. 203: 85.
—— Some Unpublished Letters of. (W. F rith) Cornh.
(J . W.
(E. L. Andrews)
(R. D.
9B 454.
Arblay Privilege. (Alice Meynell) Liv. Age, 240:
439-
Arbor Day. (Hugh Macmillan) Good Words, 43: 854.
— Significance of. (C. H. Grabo) Chant. 41: 335.
Arbor Lodge; the Modern Family Estate. Archit.
Rec. 19: 37. “
Arbutus, A Spray of. (J . Burroughs) Outl. 71: 82,
Arc-light, The. (C. F. Brush) Cent. 48: IIO,
Arc-method for Descriptive Astronomy. (Kurt Laves)
Pop. Astron. 14: 217.
Arcady. (M. Reed) Macmil. 88: 219.=Ecl. M. 141:
497. =Liv. Age, 238: 556.
—- and Elsewhere. (J . I. Bennett) Union Univ. Q. 2:
2 .
Arcella, Structure of. (J . A. Cushman and W. P.
Henderson) Am. Natural. 40: 797.
Arcetri Observatory, Florence. (W. A. Parr) Knowl.
25: 77-
Arch-Street Theatre, Philadelphia, where Famous:
Actors learned their Art. (A. F. Stull) Lippinc.
753 372-
Archseological Bills passed by Congress. (F. W. Kel-
sey) Nation, 83: 258.
Archaeological Explorations. (Phoebe Hearst) Calif.
Univ. Chron. 4: 49.
ARCHZEOLOGICAL
Archaeological Institute ofi America, 1901 Meeting,
Proceedings of. Am. J. Archeeol. 2d ser. 6: 23.
-— 1902 Meeting. Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 7: 72.
" 1903 Meeting. Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 8: 71.
— 1904 Meeting. Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 9: 65.—
(T. D. Seymour) Nation, 78: 407.
— 1905 Meeting. Am. J. Archeeol. 2d ser. I0: 73.-
(T. D. Seymour) Nation, 80: 29.
— I906 Meeting. Am. J. Archeeol. 2d ser. II: 49.
Archaeological Societies, Congress of, London, 1905.
Ath. ’o5, 2: 56,
Archaeological Society’s Museum of Wiltshire. (E. H.
Goddard) Antiq. n. s. 39: 330, 369.
Archaeological Wedding Journey, An. (Theresa Rus-
sell) Out West, 24: 39-544. 25: 27-511.
Archaeology and Ethnology, International Commission
of. Science, 11. s. I7: 715.
— and the Old Testament. (C. S. Duncan) Bib.World,
22: 116.
— Congress of, Athens, 1905. (L. Dyer) Nation, 80:
. L
— Does it confirm Genesis ? (T. F. Wright) N. Church
R. 9: 1.
— Homer and his Commentators.
—— In Praise of the Spade.
142: 500.
— Sacred. (Sar Peladan) Fortn. 82: 1073.
Archangel, Impressions of. (F. R. Sanderson) Chamb.
J, 80: 305,
Archangels of the Avesta.
20: 616. ,
Archbishop, A French. (C. E. Maud) Fortn. 85: 733.
Archdeacon, The. (T. Roberts) Munsey, 35: 288,
—— in England. Sat. R. 94: 636.
Archdeacon’s Triumph, The. Macmil. n. s. I: 141. I
Liv. Age, 2482 40- '
Archdeacon’s Visitation, The.
Good Words, 44: 861.
Archery, Modern. (A. W. Havens) Californian, 2: 106.
— Old and Novel Sport of. (A. B. Casselman) Cent.
46: 628,
— Revival of. (E. T. Seton) Ctry Life Am. 7: 273.
Arches, Roman Memorial and Triumphal, Revised
List of. (A. L. Frothingham) Am. J. Archaeol.
n. s. 8: 1.: Princ. Univ. Bull. 15: 25.
— Three-centered. (R. von Ezdorf) Am. Arch. 90: 35.
Archie’s Baby. (V. Roseboro’) McClure, 27: 421.
Archimedes, Cattle Problem of. (M. Merriman) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 57: 660.
Architect and Client, Arbitration between. Am. Arch.
79: 43-
-- and the Engineer. (R. P. Bolton) Am. Arch. 85: 59.
— —- Coiiperation of. Am. Arch. 85: 6o. 90: 142. -
— — Relation of. (C. T. Purdy) Am. Arch. 87: 43.
-— Dismissal of. Am. Arch. 80: 28.
— in Recent Fiction. (H. Croly) Archit. Rec. 17: 137.
— Socialism and the. (C. H. Israels) Archit. Rec. 17:
Ed. R. 201: 189,
(D. G. Hogarth) Ecl. M.
(L. H. Mills) Open Court,
(V. L. Whitechurch)
329.
A1-chitect’s Drawings, Ownership of. Am. Arch. 87:
137.— (A. F. Topham) Am. Arch. 88: 101,
Architects, American Institute of, Convention of, 1906.
Arch. R. 13: 4.
— and Amateurs. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 76: 145.
— as Blackmailers. Am. Arch. 78: 6,
— a Century Ago. Am. Arch. 88: 55.
— Compensation of. Archit. R. 9: 80, 285,
—— Faults of. (F. W. Fitzpatrick) Am. Arch. 89: 135,
— Fees of. Am. Arch. 832 23.— (G. H. Ingraham)
Am. Arch. 83: 38. —-Am. Arch. 88: 31.— (A,
Dehli) Archit. Rec. 15: 545.
— Legal Rights and Liabilities of. (H. H. Richard-
son) Am. Arch, 80: 12,
— Liabilities of. Am. Arch. 87: 130.
27
ARCHITECTURE
Architects, Licensing of. (P. B. Wight) Am. Arch.
85: 23. 89: 122,
—— -— in New Jersey. Am. Arch. 76; 73.
—- Modern, Failure of, to grasp the Spirit of Old Work.
Archit. R. 10: 56.
— Obligations to Clients. Am. Arch. 77: 70.
—— Registration of. (A. Webb) Am. Arch. 82: 69. —-
—Am. Arch. 87: 75. 88: 190. 89: 137,
— U. S. Government. (W. W. Stevens) Technol. R. 4:
316.
— Women. (E. M. Charles) Am. Arch. 76: 2o.
— Works of Barney and Chapman. (M. Schuyler)
Archit. Rec. 16: 203,
Architectural Aberrations in N. Y. City. Archit. Rec.
12: 221.
Architectural Club, Boston, Recent Exhibition of the.
(J. R. Coolidge) Arch. R. 11: 149.
Architectural Competition. Am. Arch. 89: 27. — (R.fD.
Andrews) Am. Arch. 89: 29.——Am. Arch. 90:
86
—-A. I. A. Am. Arch. 89: 35.
— R. I. B. A. Rules. Am. Arch. 88: 3.
Architectural Competitions.
tion, 83: I77.
Architectural Design as it is in France.
Archit. Rec. 11, no. 32 37.
— Execution.of. (J. M. Harris) J. F rankl. Inst. I 58:
65, 121.
Architectural Discussion. (F. S. Lamb) Craftsman, 8:
804,
Architectural Drawings, Exhibition at Providence.
Am. Arch. 80: 5.
—- Ownership of. Am. Arch. 89: 153.
Architectural Education. (H. L. Warren) Am. Arch.
87: 47. 89: 19.‘
— Federation in. Am. Arch. 89: I4.
Architectural Evolution. (F. M. Simpson) Am. Arch.
82: 36. .
Architectural Fashion. (T. M. Clark) Am. Arch. 89:
(A. Allain)
103,
Architectural League of America. Convention, 1906.
Am. Arch. 89: 59.
—Exhibition, 1903. Archit. Rec. I4: 74. — Crafts-
man, 4: 59. .
— — 1905. Craftsman, 8: 112,
— A Modern Guild of Artists.
World, 76: 436.
—— Story of. (S. Howe) Craftsman, 10: 98.
— Year at. (Sophia A. _Walker) Indep. 542 628.
Architectural Refinements in Early Byzantine
Churches and French Cathedrals. (W. H. Good-
year) Archit. Rec. 16: 116, 439, 568, 17: 1.
—in Italian Churches. (W. H. Goodyear) Am. J.
Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 166.
—Mediaeval. (L. I. Wood) [Burlington Ecl. M.
146: 169.
Architectural Study in London.
Arch. 88: 60,
Architectural Style, A Note on. (R. A. Cram) Archit.
R. 12: 181.
Architectural Styles in the Old and the New World.
(S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 25: 343.
Architecture. (W. L. Price) Am. Arch. 82: 27.
-— Aerial. (H. Ince) Art J. 57: 264.
-— ZEsthetics of Constructive Design in. (C. H. Black-
hall) Archit. R. 9: 85.
—-American. (Charles Collins) 83: 99.——(C. H. Is-
raels) Am. Arch. 87: 119.
— — and L’Art Nouveau. (C. Bragdon) Archit. 10:
(W. L. Harris) Cath.
(B. Fletcher) Am.
141.
— — of To-day- (H. Croly) Arch. Rec. 14! 413.
——Recent. (R. Sturgis) Internat.~ Q. 5; 435.—-
Archit. Rec. 12: 227, 14: 135. 16: 69.
(F. J. Mather, jr.) Na-
ARCHITECTURE
Architecture, American, Standards of, and Possibilities
of Improvement in. Archit. R. 9: 273,
— American Aspect of. (J . F. Harder) Craftsman, 6:
4I9.
— American Style of, Tendency toward an.
gis) Craftsman, 10: 3.
—— and Engineering. (L. H. Gibson) Am. Arch. 84:
(R. Stur-
71.
—- and Painting; a tradition. (H. C. Corlette) Art J .
58: 201,
— and Rathskellers.
233-
— Appreciation of, in U. S. Senate. Am. Arch. 84:
11,
—— as a Career. (J . M. Carvére) Cosmopol. 352 438.
— Beauty in Building. (B. Parker) Craftsman, 2:
(W. L. Price) Archit. R. 11:
105,
»— Blomfield’s Studies in. (R. Sturgis) Nation, 82:
3°7-
—— Byzantine. (E. F. Reynolds) Art J . 571 3! I.
— Byzantium or Ravenna ? (R. Blomfield) Quar. I97:
409-
- Character in. (H. H. Parker) Craftsman, 8: 639.
— Church, Essentials of. (Maurice B. Biscoe) Outl.
79: 821,
— College, Recent.
M. 6: 547. .
—— Colonial, in the West. Archit. Rec. 20: 341.
— Contemporary N. Y. Residence. (H. Croly) Archit.
Rec. 12: 704.
—— The Decorative Treatment of. (C. H. Walker)
Archit. R. 11: 125.
—— Design and Materials. (F. W. Hoyt) Am. Arch.
(Christian Brinton) Booklover’s
go: 83.
— Domestic. Studio (Internat.) I9: 249.
— — in England, Recent. (H. L. Warren) Archit. R.
11: 5. '-
— — Problems of. (F. M. Mann) Wash. Univ. Bull.
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—— —- Recent. Studio (Internat.) 25: 51, 27: 233. 29:
43. 125. 233- 3<>= 50.141-
— Early Jacobean. (J. L. Etty) Macmil. n. s. I: 896.
—— Ecclesiastical; a Plea for the Renaissance in. (J .
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— English, Movement of. (E. S. Prior) Archit. R. 10:
42- .
— —— of the 15th Century. (W. H. Wood) Am. Arch.
86: 11, I9,
— English House.
—— for Business Streets.
Archit. Rec. 201 81.
(D. S. MacCol1) Sat. R. 98:
789.
— for the Southwest. (A. B. Benton) Land of Sun.
4: 126
—— Form and Function artistically considered.
Sullivan) Craftsman, 8: 45 3.
— French, Modern. (A. Saudier) Internat. Q. 10: 54.
— Garden, Details of. (I. T. Guild) Archit. R. 9: 90-
(L. H.
265.
— The Golden Rule in. Archit. R. 11: :81.
— The Gothic Revival. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, I: 33.
— Greek, The Message of. (A. D. F. Hamlin) Chaut.
43: 107. .
— Greek Revival of the Far South. (J . R. Kennedy)
Archit. Rec. I7: 388. .
—- in America. (A. D. F. Hamlin) Forum, 35: 417.
-— -— Anarchy in. Architi Rec. 191 207.
— in England, Domestic. (T. C. Sorby) Am. Arch.
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—— —— — Recent. (H. L. Warren) Archit. R. 11: 5,
—- in Italy, Cummings on. (I. K. Pond) Dial, 32: I 53.
— in N. Y. City; Renovation of the Brownstone Dis-
trict. (H. Croly) Archit. Rec. 13: 555.
— in Paris, Modern. (F. Riley) Archit. Rec. 13: 97.
28
ARCTIC
Architecture, in the Proto~historic Age. (S. D. Peet)
Am. Antiq. 26: 89.
—- in Southern California. (E. Grey) Archit. Rec. I 7: I.
— in Sweden. (0. Z. Cervin) Am. Arch. 88: 91,
—— Individualism in. (A. H.‘ Moore) Archit. Rec. 151
55-
—— Italian Villas. (E. Wharton) Cent. 46: 884.
— Leadwork in. (L. \Veaver) Archit. R. 12: 157,
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393-
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— New Use of Old Forms. (H. Croly) Archit.Rec. I7!
271,
-— N. Y. City. Archit. Rec. 11, no. 31 84
—— of American Tribes, Ethnic Styles in.
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— of City Streets. (T. G. Jackson) Am. Arch. 87: 30.
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— of Office Buildings. (A. J . Barker) Booklover’s M.
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—— Oflicial. (P. E. Nobbs) Am. Arch. 891 201.
— of U. S. Government Buildings. (J . S. Sewell) Am.
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—— Orders of. (W. K. Ware) Am. Arch. 751 II. 762 35.
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—Paris; an “Art Nouveau” Edifice. (F. Mazade)
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—- Pittsburg, Pa., Residence of L. C. Phipps. Archit.
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— Plea for a More Liberal System of Education in.
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— Public, adapted to American Needs. Craftsman,
10: 32,
— Recent English Designs. Studio (Internat.) I7: I13.
— Relation to Sculpture. (E. R. Smith) Archit. Rec.
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— Renaissance, Moore’s Character of. (R. Sturgis)
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— Romanesque, in North Italy.
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- Some Leaves from an Architectural Sketch-book.
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— Spanish, in Mexico. (T. C. Haydon) Am. Arch. 89:
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— Street. (B. Pite) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 505, -— (T, G,
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— Suburban, Recent, near Philadelphia. (T. Nolan)
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— Suburban Homes. (S. Howe) Craftsman, 3: I12.
— Summer Chapel. (H. Ellis) Craftsman, 4: 401.
— Thought in. Ed. R. 203: I80.
—— Thumb-nail Sketches from an Architect’s Note-
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— True. (L. H. Gibson) Am. Arch. 89: III.
—— University of Pa., Fellowship in. (W. P. Laird)
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—— Urban House. (H. Ellis) Craftsman, 41 313.
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Arctic America, Camp Life in. (A. J.
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(H. Hannus) J. Soc.
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(C. R. Patter-
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Arctic Railway. (G. S. Davies) Cornh. 90: 115, :Liv,
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Arctic Regions, Commander Peary’s Triumph. (Al-
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— Duke of the Abruzzi on. (W. Rice) Dial, 35: 31 .
— An Explorer-naturalist in. (A. J . Stone) Scrib. M.
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— Sverdrup’s Four Years in. Ath. ’o4, 1: 629.
— Two Years in. (A. Fiala) McClure, 26: 471.
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Arctic Sledging near the Pole. (R. E. Peary) Idler,
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Arctic Work, The Last Years of. (R. E. Peary) Mc-
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Arctomys, Monax and his Adumbration. (F. A. Hunt)
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Ardelia in Arcady ; a story. (J . D. Daskam) McClure,
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Arden, Mary, Home of. (J . B. Reid) Outl. 77: 537.
Are we “ Re-barbarized ? ” (Goldwin Smith) Indep.
59¢ 15°5-
Arene, Emanuel, and Capus, Adversaire.
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Arequipa, Peru, Harvard Observatory Station at. (G.
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— Fertile Pampas of. (F. J. Cattell) Nat. Geog. M.
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— Rapid Rise of. (G. M. L. Brown) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
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29
ARISTOTLE
Argentina; Trade with United States.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 171.
—-— Vast Undeveloped Regions of. (F. A. Ogg) World’s
Work, 12: 8078,
— Wheat Growing in.
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— Wonderland of South America.
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 49.
Argentine-Chilian Boundary.
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Argentine Farm, The. (W. S. Barclay) Macmil. 89: I 3.
Argentine Gaucho. (J . D. Leckie) Canad. M. 24: 3.
Argive Heraeum, Waldstein on the. Ath. ’03, I: 246.
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(E. Nelson)
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Argulids and their Nomenclature. (T. Gill) Science,
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Argyll, George Douglas Campbell, 8th Duke of. Au-
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Arid Climate, The Geographic Cycle in. (W. M.
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Arid Countries, Ancient Civilization in, Causes of the
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3°9-
Sat. R.
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Aristocracy, American, Development of an.
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— The New. (Gertrude Atherton) Cosmopol. 40: 621,
—— of the Dollar. (T. W. Higginson) Atlan. 93: 506.
Aristocrate, L’ ; a story. (D. K. Broster) Temp. Bar,
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Aristophanes as a Student of Society.
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(I. Abra-
Every-
(A. Fairbanks)
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Aristotle. Politics. Quar. 169: 128. —(M. E. G.Duif)
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(Dwight
Land of Sun.
30
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Arizona Nights. (S. E. White) McClure, 26: 292-647.
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Arlington Cemetery. Am. Arch. 85: 31.
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Armor and Arms of Europe in the Wallace Collection.
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Armor-plate Making in the U. S.
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Armories, Two New, in New York City. (Montgomery
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Armour, J . Ogden, and the Food Trust. (R. Barr)
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Armour Refrigerator-car Conspiracy. (VV. G. Joerns)
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Arms, Small, New Springfield Rifle and the Improve-
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Armstrong, H. E., Educational Campaign of. (A.
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—— as a Factor in the Upbuilding of Society.
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-— A Colonial. (G. Van H. Moseley) J. Mil. Serv. Inst.
34= 24?-
— Dress of the.
— Health of, in Peace.
28: 55.
— How the Loafer is bred in.
Serv. M. 28: 169,
— in Times of Peace.
47: 101, _
— A National. Un. Serv. M. 28: 481.— (R. Meinertz-
hagen) Un. Serv. M. 32: 475. — (C. H. Wilson) Un.
Serv. M. 30: 501,
— of a Manufacturing People. Un. Serv. M. 27: 409.
— A Permanent. (C. H. Browning) Un. Serv. M. 31:
(M. B.
Un. Serv. M. 24: 95.
(W. Hill-Climo) Un. Serv. M.
(W. A. Adams) Un.
(R. L. Ballard) Overland, n. s.
641.
— Problem of Number in the. Un. Serv. M. 30: 69.
— Regeneration of the Enlisted Soldier. (C. W.
Larned) Internat. Q. 12: 189,
— A Regular, or a Civilian. (C. B. Bengough) Un.
Serv. M. 24: I95.
— Training in the. Un. Serv. M. 31: 320.
Army of the Callahan, The. (John Fox, jr.) Scrib.
M. 32: 73.
Army of the Potomac, The.
2: 127, 171, 249,
Army and Navy Combined Operations. (J. P. Wisser)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 637.
Army and Navy Manoeuvres as viewed Afloat.
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— of 1903. (J. S. Sewell) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 53.
Army Animals, Diseases of. (C. Nockolds) J. Mil.
Serv. Inst. 32: 286,
Army Candidates, Military Education of. (J. M. Leith)
Un. Serv. M. 27: 208.
Army Council and Army Economy. Un. Serv. M. 31:
134.
Army Expenses, from the Indian Point of View. Un.
Serv. M. 28: 67,
Army Jack; a dog story. (W. J. Carney and C.
Thomas) McClure, I8: 195,
Army Life, The Ilpxury of. Un. Serv. M. 24: 290.
(R. N. Arpe) M. of Hist.
(Lt.
Army Manoeuvres at Camp Atascadero, Cal. (E. O.
Sawyer, jr.) Out West, 21: 327,
Army Medical Department, An Adequate. (A. A.
Woodhull) Nation, 82: 337,
Army Medical Reform. (W. Hill-Climo) Un. Serv. M.
30: 6"I.
Army Medical Service, The. (W. Hill-Climo) Un.
Serv. M. 25: 176. —Un. Serv. M. 25: 538.
Army Morals, The Question of. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
8I= 333-
Army Mutual Aid Association. (E. E. Dravo) J. Mil.
Serv. Inst. 33: 23!. ~
Army Oflioer, The Longsufiering. Un. Serv. M. 27:
420.
£31.
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Army Oflicer, The Under-paid. Un. Serv. M. 31: 547.
Army Oflicers and Professional Training. Un. Serv.
M. 25: 296.
— Brains and Keenness of. Un. Serv. M. 30: 89.
-— Education and Training of. (T. M. Maguire) Un.
SeI‘V- M- 25‘ 279. — (M. J. King-Harman) Un.
Serv. M. 25: 289.—(F. N. Maude) Un. Serv. M.
25: 500. — (M. J. King-Harman) Un. Serv. M. 29:
62. —(W. M. Black) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 32: 7, 209.
-— Eliminating. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 82: 110,
—Expenses of. (R. Dyke) Un. Serv. M. 25: 637.—
Un. Serv. M. 26: 638,
— Interests of, and the Service.
Un. Serv. M. 29: 72,
— on the N on-Effective List, Re-employment of. Un.
Serv. M. 24: 283.
—- Place of Geography in the Training of. (J. K. Trot-
ter) Un. Serv. M. 30: 524.
— Promotion and Examination of. Un. Serv. M. 28:
182,
Army Penology, Three Stages of. (J. W. Pope) J.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 37.
Army Promotion. (WV. A. Adams) Un. Serv. M. 28: 419.
Army Recruiting. (M. J. King-Harman) Un. Serv. M.
29: 377-
Army Reform. (M. J. King-Harman) Un. Serv. M.
27: I99-
—- and Compulsory Service.
M. 31: 51.
—— Elements of. Un. Serv. M. 26: 608.
— on a National Basis. (G. F. Shee) Un. Serv. M. 24:
(R. H. Carr-Ellison)
(J. Macartney) Un. Serv.
610,
Army Reformers, The Plague of. Un. Serv. M. 32:
4'5-
Army3 Reserve, An. (E. M. Weaver) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 39: 73.
Army Sanitary Service in Peace and War.
Climo) Un..Serv. M. 24: 276.
Army Service Corps. (J. A. Shipton) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 36: 127.
Army Supply Departments, Consolidating the.
Villard) Nation, 74: 63.
Army Surgery. Losses on the Battlefield. (L. Elkind)
No. Am. 180: 694.
Army Training School at Fort Riley. (C. S. West)
World To-day, II: 1052,
Army Woman, Woes of an. Army & Navy Life, 8,
no. 9: 75.
Arnauld, Angelique. (B. de Courson) Dub. R. I 301 39.
(W. Hill-
(O. G.
Arndt, John. (J. O. Evjen) Luth. Q. 35! 540.
Arne, Dr., Concerning. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 99:
206,
Arnold, Benedict. Correspondence between Sir Henry
Clinton and Gen. Haldimand. Pennsyl. M. 29: 499.
—- Battle with the Wilderness. (J. H. Smith) Cent.
431 351.529. '
—— Should we Despise? (E. L. Morris) New Eng. M.
n. s. 29: 638.
Arnold, Bendict,—Naval Patriot. (J. R. Spears) Har-
per, 106: 277,
Arnold, Bi6n Joseph, with portrait. (J. B. O’Hara)
Cassier, 21: 437. ~
Arnold, Sir Edwin. Ath. ’o4, I: 432. —Dial, 361 227.
—-Bk. News, 22: 94!.
-— and 19th Century Religious Concepts and Ideals.
(B. 0. Flower) Arena, 322 80, 227.
— Poet, at Home. (J. M. Scovel) Overland, n. s. 39:
660,
Arnold, Jonathan E., with portrait. (D. Mowry) Green
Bag. W 305-
Arnold, Margaret Shippen [Mrs. Benedict]. (L. B.
Walker) Pennsyl. M. 24: 257, 401. 25: 20-452.
26: 71-322,
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Arnold, Matthew. (A. S. Henry) Bk. News, 21: 53.
22: 953.—-(G. K. Chesterton) Bookman, I6: 116.
-Acad. 63: 197.—Ecl. M. 139: 621. =Liv. Age,
234: 75 5. — (P. S. Hillard) Atlan. 95: 264. —Aead,
68: 191, —(E. S. P. Hayne) Putnam, I: 187, -(T,
H. Warren) Quar. 201: 221.
— and his Recent Critics. (C. H. Harvey) Westm.
1591 421-’
— and Insularity. Ed. R. 200: 131, = Liv. Age, 242:
769.=Ecl. M. 143: 599.
— and Ruskin. (W. C. Brownell) Bk. Buyer, 25: 318.
— as a Critic. (H. H. Dodwell) Macmil. 91: 417.
— as a Critic of Society and Religion. Outl. 78: 679.
-— as a Man of Letters. (Minnie E. Hadley) Educa.
23= 47-
—- as a Poet. (H. W. Peck) Arena, 33: 15 5.
—- as a Popular Poet. (W. A. Sibbald) Macmil. 89:
385. I Liv. Age, 241: 83. :Ecl. M. 142: 742,
— as a Social Reformer. (H. H. Dodwell) Macmil.
n. s. 12 ' .
— Blunders of. (F. Grierson) Westm. I575 300.
— Dawson’s and Russell’s Lives of. (E. J . Rich) Dial,
37: 200,
— The Ethnological in.
Bull. 4: 112.
—— Has America outgrown? (J . P. Mowbray) Critic,
40: 409,
—- a Healing and Reconciling Influence.
lin) Arena, 32: 362,
(R. S. Starbird) Wash. Univ.
(R. T. Ker-
—N0tebooks. (J. C. Bailey) Fortn. 792 459.:-Liv.
Age, 237! 129. :Ecl. M. I402 70I.—Spec. 90:
534-
— on George Sand and Balzac, with Introductory Note
by Brander Matthews. Lamp, 26: 464.
— on the “ Powers of Life.” (Dickinson S. Miller)
Internat. J . Ethics, 16: 352.
— Paul on. Ath. ’O2, 22 273. — (W. P. Trent) Forum,
34: 310, —(E. Wharton) Lamp, 26: 51. —— (W. M.
Payne) Dial, 33: 157.
— A Poet of Fifty Years Ago. (S. A. Brooke) Hib-
bert J. I: 62,
— The Poetry of. (T. M. Parrott) Princ. Univ. Bull.
14: 123,
— The Spiritual Side. (C. H. Serch) Ref. Ch. R. 53:
74-
— Study of. (L. Lewisohn) Sewanee, I0: 143, 302,
Arnold, Sophie, Greuze’s Portrait of. M. of Art, 27:
53-
Arnold, Thomas, and John Henry Newman. (J . Rick-
aby) Month, 991 I7. I
Arnold, Thomas, the Younger. (W. T. Arnold) Cent.\
44= 115.
Arnold, Wm. T. Spec. 97: 264.
Arnold Arboretum, The. Ctry Life Am. 52 386.
—— Charles Sprague Sargent and. (F. Duncan) Critic,
471 II5~
Arnon, The River.
Aroostook County, Me., Hunting in.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 192 12!.
Arouet, Armand. Critic, 49: 18.
Arran, Scotland. Idler, 252 5 30.
Arras Tapestry. (H. A. Bone) Art J . 572' 246.
Arrested Development, An. (C. Gleig) Lippinc. 75:
- 355-
Arrested Stroke, The. (H. Scheifauer) Macmil. n. s.
1: 439. ILiv. Age, 249: 305.
Arrived. (Mae E. Southworth) Overland, n. s. 46:
220,
Arrow Making. (H. N. Rust) Land of Sun. 8: 13.
Arrowood, Milton W., Midshipman, Case of. (P. Ben-
jamin) Indep. 58: 538.
Arroyo Chico, Rancho del; a great California Estate.
J. Bib. Lit. 242 212,
(C. H. Collins)
32
(C. H. Shinn) Ctry Life Am. I: 81.
ART
’Arry’s Cannibal. (W. Victor Cook) CanadfM. 24:
358.‘
Ars, Curé of. (R. F. O’Connor) Cath. World. 81: 44. ,
Ars Amoris; a story. (A. Colton) Atlan. 94¢ 32.
Ars Moriendi, Two Lyonnese Editions of. (R. Proctor)
Library, 11. s. 3: 339. '
Arsenic. Science, 11. s. 20: 443.
— in ligeer and Food. (W. Thomson) J . Soc. Arts, 49:
19 ,

—- Native, from Montreal.
165: 92,
—— Separation of, from Copper, as Ammonium-magne-
sium Arseniate. (F. A. Gooch and M. A. Phelps)
Am. J. Sci. 172: 488. _
Art, Academic Teaching of. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
96: 728.
— Altering Works of.
148,
— Amateur, in Early New England.
Harper, I04: 987.
—— American, as seen in the Streets and Statues of New
York. (L. Karr) Ecl. M. 146: 267,
— — Contemporary, Some Tendencies in.
ton) Scrib. M. 341 637.
— — Distinctiveness of. (Mary H. Ford) Brush & P.
18: 61,
— — Early. (J . Richardson) Calif. M. 5: 30.
— — How to Aid. Cent. 50: 958.
— — in Paris and London Exhibitions. Brush & P.
17: 186,
— -— Is there an Academic Movement in ? (W. Wal-
ton) Scrib. M. 38: 637.
— —- J . P. Morgan False Friend of. Brush & P. 18:
219,
—— — National Note in. Craftsman, 9: 75 3.
— — Philadelphia’s Contribution to. (H. S. Morris)
Cent. 471 714.
— —- Tariif on. Am. Arch. 771 I5.
— — To-day. (J . Williams) Bk. News, 24: 273.
— — Trend of. (Leila Mechlin) Cosmopol. 41: 177.
(N. N. Evans) Am. J. Sci.
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 77:
(G. B. Peck)
(W. Wal-
— —— Twenty-five Years of. (W. A. Cofiin) Scrib. M.
32: 125,
— —— Vital Issue in the Battle for. (B. 0. Flower)
Arena, 34: 479.
—— — Vindicated. (L. Mechlin) Booklover’s M. 5: 27,
— and American Students. (L. S. Dabo) Arena, 30:
499- .
— and Architecture, Byzantine. (E. F. Reynolds) Art
J - s7= 325-
— and the Athlete. (M. Hardie) Macmil. 91: 301.
— and Civic Improvement. Munic. Ail". 51 275.
— and the Detective. (C. Chesterton) Liv. Age, 2 51:
505.
— and Eccentricity. (M. Paul) 19th Cent. 51: 252,:
Ecl. M. 138: 574. =Liv. Age, 232: 590,
— and Education. (G. E. Bissell) Munic. Ali’. 6: 185,
— and Free Will; towards a New Critique. (C. F.
Keary) Fortn. 772 623. = Liv. Age, 233: 629,
— and Ideas. (C. M. Bakewell) Hibbert J . 2: 780,
—- and Letters: Personalia. Blackw. I74: 301.
—-and Letters; a poem. (A. D. Godley) Cornh. 90:
218. =Ecl. M. 143: 680-
— —— Primitive, Conventionalism in.
J. Soc. Arts, 51: 881,
— —- Progress or Decadence in. (E. Wake Cook) Con-
temp. 86: 537. =Ecl. M. 143: 701. =Liv. Age,
243: 321,
— and Life. (L. F. Day) Macmil. 85! 429. :Ecl. M.
139: 19. '--‘Liv. Age, 233: 348.
— and Morality. (J . Laing) Int. J . Ethics, 14: 55.
—and Religion. (R. E. Fry) Monthly R. 7, no. 2:
126, -_-Eel, M, 139: 241.: Liv. Age, 233: 650,
— and Theology. (J . Lindsay) Bib. Sac. 62: 474.
(G. Birdwood)
—-— in America.
— in the City ; the Furnishing of the City.
ART
Art, and the Toilers. (F. Sewall) Am. J . Soc. Sci. 40:
211.
— and the U. S. Government. (Glenn Brown) Book-
lover’s M. 7: 240,
— and Usefulness. (V. Paget) Contemp. 80: 362, 512.
:Ecl. M.‘138: 172, 346,
—-— Appreciation of. (Okakura Kakuzo) Critic, 48:
406, ‘
— Ascetic. Archit. Rec. 17: 148.
— Athletics and, Relation of. (R. H. Perry) Outing,
401 456-
— Belgian, at St. Louis Exposition.
Studio (Internat.) 25: I43.
— British, Paris the Cradle of Modern.
Fortn. 85: 930.
~ brought into the Lives of Wage-earners. (R. W.
Gilder) Char. I3: 417.
—-— Chinese, Bushell’s. Sat. R. 100: 471.
— A Clearing—house for. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
(M. I. G. Oliver)
(J . M. Price)
80: 497.
— The Collecting of Works of. (Russell Sturgis) Ap-
pleton’s M. 8: 100,
— Comparative Exhibition of Native and Foreign.
(R. Sturgis) Scrib. M. 37: 353.—(F. Raymond)
Outl. 78: 932.
— Decorative, at Glasgow.
ternat.) 30: 31.
— Decentralization of. Am. Arch. 88: 127.
— Demands of, in this New Republic. (W. O. Part-
ridge) Arena, 30: 225.
— Democratic, A Plea for.
7: 42.
— Duty on Works of. Archit. R. 12: 313.
— Economic Foundations of. (A. M. Simons) Crafts-
man, 1, no. 6: 33. K.
—- Educational Side of. (F. E. Elwell) Arena, 28: 506.
—- Ethnography of, in America. (S. D. Peet) Am.
Antiq. 26: 201,
— European, Danger to, from American Dollars.
(Georges Cain) Indep. 58: 432,
— Federal, Need of Advisory Board on.
Brush & P. 17: 217,
— for America; a Conversation.
Arena, 28: 285.
—— Forgeries of Works of. (Alfred Maskell) Art J . 58:
(J . Taylor) Studio (In-
(G. Stickley) Craftsman,
(H. Grannis)
(J . W. Stimson)
289,
—-— German. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 101: 686,
— Gladness of. (B. Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34: 302.
Brush & P. 12: 281.
(Alfredo Melani)
— a Humanizing Power.
~— Hungarian, at Milan Exhibition.
Studio (Internat.) 29: 300.
(F. B. Sawvel) Educa. 22: 523.
—-— in Black and White. (D. Story) Munsey, 27: 1,
(J . Schop-
- fer) Archit. Rec. 13: 42.
—— in Germany, Politics of.
97: 328.
— in the Home and in the School. (I. Sargent) Crafts-
man, 7: 262-668.
— in Industries. (C. Coleman) Craftsman, 2: 189. —
(F. T. Carlton) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 414.
— in Public Works : Aqueducts ; Water-Towers;
Power-Houses; Reservoirs; Bridges. (S. Baxter)
Cent. 42: 912.
-— in Schools. (K. L. Smith) Craftsman, 3: 249.
— in the Street. (Sylvester Baxter) Cent. 49: 697.
—-— in the United States, Problem of. (Ada Cone) Con-
temp. 80: 375.=Ecl. M. 138: 38,
—- in the Village. Spec. 97: 258.
— Independent British, at Agnew’s Galleries. (E. G.
Halton) Studio (Internat.) 28: 18,
—— Indifierence to. (K. Cox) Nation, 75: 240,
(D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
33
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ART
Art, Informal Outdoor. (H. A. Caparn) Archit. Rec.
13: 259.
— International. (F. P. Seeley) 19th Cent. 60: 152. =
Liv. Age, 250: 623.
—- Interpretation in. (R. Thorel) Music, 21: 273.
— is Long. (H. W. Boynton) Outl. 81: 118,
— Landmarks in. (W. Bayliss) Sund. M. 341 666-
895.
— Mediaeval, Lethaby’s. (Russell Sturgis) Nation, 80:
339-
— Modern, from the Japanese Point of View. Inter-
nat. Q. 11: 197.
— — The Quality of Emotion in.
Am. 174: 348.
— Modern British. Quar. 205: 126, = Liv, Age, 250:
771-
-- Municipal. (Lena M. McCauley) Brush & P. 16: 93,
\— National, in a National Metropolis. (W. H. Low)
Internat. Q. 6: 107,
— Need of Popularizing.
12: 24,
— New. (C. H. Walker) Archit. R. 11: 13. —-(S.
Bing) Archit. Rec. 12: 279. — (J. C. Locke)
Craftsman, 2: 2o1.—(S. Bing) Craftsman, 5: I.——
(C. M. Shean) Craftsman, 8: 603,
— — Architect’s Opinion of. (H. Guimard) Archit.
Rec, 12: I27.
—- — An Argument and Defense. (J . Schopfer) Crafts-
man, 4: 229.
— — at Turin. (A. Melani) Archit. Rec. 12: 585,
— —' Interview with A. Charpentier. (G. Mourey)
Archit. Rec. 12: 121,
— — Its Origin and Development.
Craftsman, 3: 129.
— — The New World and.
12: 135.
— — Permanence of.
5: 1603.
— New and Old Painters.
27: 5, 67. _
— New Aspects of. (R. Cortissoz) Atlan. 91: 832,
— of the Latin Countries. (H. Lauderdale) Brush &
P, 15: 23,
— of the 19th Century. (L. Binyon) Quar. 199: 80.
— or no Art. (W. Morris) Craftsman, 6: 182.
— Outdoor, Influence of American Expositions upon.
(W. H. Manning) Brush & P. 10: I 70.
— The Pictorial or the Creative ? (Leonora B. Ellis)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 170.
— Pleasure, Idealism, and Truth in.
ternat. J . Ethics, 15: 210.
— Polish, Temperament in.
Brush & P. 12: 161,
— Primitive. American and Oriental, Human Figures
in. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 24: 109,
—- Profession of. (Lewis F. Day) Macmil. 91: 342.
—- Public, Private Simplicity and. (I. Sargent) Crafts-
man, 2: 209.
—— Public Opinion in. (J . Rivers) Westm. 166: 676.
—- Relation to Work. (J . Q. Adams) Chant. 38: 49.
—-— Religion, and the Emotions. (R. M. Binder) Am.
J. Theol. 8: 636.
—- Russian, Modern.
nat.) 21: 130.
—-Sacred, of Long Ago.
(C. Phillips) No.
(G. F. Comfort) Brush & P.
(A. D. F. Hamlin)
(H. Croly) Archit. Rec.
(J . W. Pattison) World To-day,
(V. C. Prinsep) M. of Art,
(G. Rebec) In-
(L. E. Van Norman)
(Rosa Newmarch) Studio (Inter-
(H. Shaw) Good Words, 47:
I47-
—- Sales of Works of, in N. Y. (C. H. Caflin) World’s
Work, 10: 6131,
— Significance of. (H. Macfall) Acad. 68: 88.
-— Sixth Exhibition of the International Society.
Studio (Internat.) 28: 103,
— Some Sensations in the World of. (A. W. Myers)

— — Popular. (H. H. Powers) Nation, 75: 325.
Chamb. J. 792 316.
ART
Art, A Stronghold of. (A. C. Benson) National, 46:
281. =Liv. Age, 247: 357.
— Study of, in American Colleges.
shade) Educa. 23: 290. .
-— — in the University. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
74: 402,- (R. Sturgis) Brush & P. 10: 330.
— Teaching of. (W. M. R. French) World To-day,
11: 961.
-— -—— and the Academy. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 97: 9.
— —— in Universities. (K. Cox) Nation, 75: I06,
— Theory of. (J. W. North) Art J. 54: 258.
— Time’s Changes in the Destinies of. (I. Sargent)
Craftsman, 1, no. 2: 33.
—— Treasury and, in Scotland. Blackw. 172: S39.
— True Gods and False in. (J . L. Gér6me) Harper,
106: 375,
— Tyrolese. Acad. 53: 200.
—- under the Roman Empire.
204: 111,
-— Value of an Old Work of. - (R. C. Witt) Fortn. 77:
602,
— vs. the Picture.
(A. H. Espen-
(H. S. Jones) Quar.
(Martha S. Bensley) Indep. 59:
982,
Art of Love, The. (G. Hibbard) Cosmopol. 40: 727,
Art or Nature ? (Lucy Copinger) Lippinc. 77: 731.
Art Books, Significant. (R. Cortissoz) Atlan. 95: 270.
97: 269.
Art Collections of England, Royal. (Lionel Cust) Art
J . 54: I61.
— — Direction of. Sat. R. 99: 231.
—-—Movement in Aid of. (R. C. Witt) 19th Cent.
54: 651. — (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 96: 393.
— Private, Ofiicial Registration of. (Mrs. G. A. Strong)
19th Cent. 59: 239.
Art Collectors, Wanted, ——a School for. (F. J . Mather,
jr.) Nation, 75: 416.
Art Decadence, Gore on. Art J . 582 220.
Art Development, Conditions of. (J . W. Stimson)
Brush & P: 11: 248,
Art Education, Elementary.
Arts, 49: 725.
—- in America and Abroad. (VV alter Gay) Brush & P.
16: 45.
—- Practical Trend of. Brush & P. 18: 141.
-— Shortcoming of American. (E. A. Abbey) Brush
(J. L. Tadd) J. Soc.
& P. 9: 331.
Art Effort in British Cities. (C. M. Robinson) Har-
per, 105: 787.
Art Events in England in 1904. (C. Ricketts) Acad.
68: 134,
Art Exhibitions in London. (F. Rinder) Art J . 5a:
118.
— — Painting and Sculpture at. Studio (Internat.)
17: 25.
Art Galleries, American. (F. B. Sawvel) Educa. 25:
12,
Art Gallery, National, in U. S., Plea for. (T. Moran)
Brush & P. 12: 172, ‘
Art Guaranties and Gall. Brush & P. 17‘: 163.
Art Handiwork. Art J . 57: 1o,
— and Manufacture. A.rtJ. 57: 187-380. 58: 20-247,
Art Importations to the U. S., how handled. (F. W.
Coburn) Brush & P. 13: 18.
Art Leagues, Municipal, True Function of.
Grover) Brush & P. 12: 56,
Art Libraries. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation 83: 197.
Art Library, A Possible. (R. Sturgis) Scrib. M. 34:
381, 38: 253,
Art Movement, A Democratic.
Chaut. 36: 598. .
—in France, Popular. (A. Vallance) Art J . 54: 325.
Art Movements of To-day. (F. W. Coburn) Nat’l M.
(B,ost.)17: 577, 744. 18: 378.
(O. D.
(E. B. Johnston)
34
ARTHUR
Art Museum ;. how it should be Organized. (G. T.
Plunkett) M. of Art, 37: 4 .
Art élluseums, Small. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80:
7
Art Prices and Art Values. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 8o: 432. 4
Art Reproductions, Reference Library of. (F. J .
Mather, jr.) Nation, 74: 321.
Art Revival in Ireland. (Ellen Duncan) Acad. 71: 113.
Art Sales. Art J. 56: 140, 359.
— and Signatures. Brush & P. 17: 113.
— of 1899- Art J. 57= 304. 337-
— of 1900. Art J. 58: 300,
— of 1902. (W. Roberts) M. of Art, 27: 45.
-— Some Early. (Gerald P. Gordon) Gent. M. n. s. 69:
369.
Art School in Belgium. A1n. Arch. 82: 39.
Art Schools. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 77: 66.
— American, Problems of. (W. M. R. French) Brush
& P. 10: 223,
— and Museums. Indep. 58: 464.
— English and Foreign. (J . Ward) M. of Art, 26: 170.
-—— — National, Competition of, 190 5. Studio (In-
ternat.) 26: 316,
—— - -—— I906. (Aymer Vallance) Studio (Internat.) 29:
309-
— Relation to Arts and Crafts. (VV. S. Perry) Crafts-
man, 2: 195.
Art Situation in New York, The.
Nation, 80: 306,
Art Societies, Public School.
38: 169.
Art Student, American, in Paris.
Scrib. M. 34: 509.
— and his Portfolio. (J . H. Chapin) Lamp, 29: 605.
Art Student Life in Munich. (L. Van Der Veer)
Studio (Internat.) 25: 16.
Art Students, Lady, Life of, in Paris. (C. Holland)
Studio (Internat.) 21: 228,
Art Tariff, Beauties of the.
tion, 83: 322.
Art Taste, Self-surrender in.
(F. J . Mather, jr.)
(R. F. Zueblin) Chant.
(Will H. Low)
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
(H. T. Bailey) Chaut.
373 437-
Art Training for Citizenship. (R. F. Zueblin) Chant.
39: 168,
Art Training Methods. (B. E. Ward) Art J . 58: 9.
Art Treasures of England, Increasing Export of. (C.
Phillips) 19th Cent. 51: 421, =Liv. Age, 233: 329.
=Ecl. M. 139: 9.
Art Works, Freedom from Importation Tax Desirable.
(Henry C. Lodge) Brush & P. 18: 226.
— Italian Law to prevent Exportation of. Brush & P.
11: 29,
Artagnan, The Real. (C. Sellier) Harper, 105: 278,
Artedi, Peter. (C. R. Eastman) Science, 11. s. 22: 378,
Artels. (N. Pinkus) Econ. J . 12: 485.
Artemia, A New. (V. L. Kellogg) Science, 11. s. 24:
594-
Artemis and Hippolytus. (J . G. Frazer) Fortn. 82:
982,
Arthrodires, Dipnoan Aflinities of. (C. R. Eastman)
Am. J. Sci. 171: 131.
Arthur, King, and Gorlagon ; translated.
Folk-Lore, 15: 40.
— and the Holy Grail, Keltic. Sat. R. 100: 808.
— Guinevere and Lancelot. (Juliet E. Robb) No. Am.
180: 918.
(A. Nutt)
-— Legends in the Hands of the Poets. (Lillian V.
Lambert) Educa. 24: 28, 81. .
—— Tintagel and its Arthurian Traditions. (A. L. Sal-
mon) Temp. Bar, 131: 25.
Arthur, Prince of Wales, 1486-1502, son of Henry VII.
(W. Wood) Gent. M. n. s. 68 : 22o,
~ Artist in Hair.
ARTICLE
Article Seven; a. story. (Alice H. Donnell) Harper,
111: 595.
Artillery. (E. Roberts) Un. Serv. M. 24: 586.
— and Explosives, Development of Modern. Nature,
75: I74-
- Armored Field. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 30:
267.
—- at the Manoeuvres. Un. Serv. M. 28: 163.
-—— Coast Defense, The Future of. Un. Serv. M. 25:
8
5.
— Dispersed. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 26: 296.
-- The Divisional. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 311
269.
— Essays on.
(C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 25: I47-
— Field, Armament of. (E. R. Stuart) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 32: 238.
—— — is it Obsolete ? Un. Serv. M. 27: 493.
— — Smaller Batteries for. (S. M. Foote) J. Mil.
Serv. Inst. 35: 15.
—— — Tactics for. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 32:
428.
—-— Heavy. Un. Serv. M. 24: 489. — (A. A. McHardy)
Un. Serv. M. 29: 54,
-— —— at River Crossings. Un. Serv. M. 30: 164.
-— in the Far East. (E. H. Parker) Un. Serv. M. 30:
180,
— Japanese and Russian Field Guns. J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 35: 114.
— Japanese Field and Mountain. J. Mil. Serv. Inst.
351 1°4-
— Manned by Volunteers. Un. Serv. M. 31: 272.
-— Modern. (A. J. Dawson) J. Soc. Arts, 49: 271.
— Mountain. (M. J. King-Harman) Un. Serv. M. 27:
480,
— Q. F. in the Field, Employment of. (C. H. Wilson)
Un. Serv. M. 29: 192,
— Rearmament of our.
311 9-
—— Royal. (L. L. Hepper) Un. Serv. M. 29: 237.
— Royal Garrison, Duties of. Un. Serv. M. 29: 234.
-— —- Heavy Batteries of. (J. M. Maguire) Un. Serv,
M- 24: 633-
- — Specialism in the. Un. Serv. M. 30: 87.
Artillery Armament of Organized Militia.
Serv. Inst. 33: 244.
Artillery Co-operation. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M.
16
(C. H. Owen) Un. Serv. M.
J. Mil.
9.
Artillery Drill. (A. S. Hyde) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34:
252.
Artillery Fire, Field. (T. Ridgway) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 37: 410.
-— —- Present Value of. Un. Serv. M. 32: 243.
Artillery Remounts. J. Mil. Serv Inst. 341 519.
Artillery Training, Garrison. Un. Serv. M. 27: 489.
Artist and Craftsman. (J. Taylor) Craftsman, 7: 589.
-— and True Art Critic Akin. (J. W. Moran) Brush &
P, 16: 131.
—— in our World, The. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
83: 5.
—- Profession of, Prospects in. ' Cornh. 88: 185.
— Training of an. (H. Macfall) Acad. 66: 691. 67:
201,
(M. A. Taylor) Atlan. 90: 838.
Artistic and Utilitarian Subjects; to what Extent
should they count toward the A. B. Degree. (W.
T. Foster) School R. 13: 305.
Artistic Incongruities and Anachronisms. (T. C. Hep-
worth) Chamb. J. 82: 394.
Artistic Inspiration. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.)
34: 56.
Artistic Production, Moral Causation and. (A. D.
Lindsay) Internat. J . Ethics, I51 399.
35
ARTS
Artistic Temperament, The, and its Expression. (E.
Fuller) Critic, 47: 565.
Artist’s Paradise, The. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
6: 232,
Artist’s Way of Working, Sturgis’s Study of the. (J.
La Farge) Nation, 82: 121,
Artists, American, in their Studios, Photographs of.
Booklover’s M. 5: 815.
—- Jealousies of. Sat. R. 93: 169,
-—- New England, at the St. Louis Exposition. (J . N.
Oliver) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 259.
—- of France, Giant. (H. S. Todd) Munsey, 27: 931.
-- Right to purchase their Work. Am. Arch. 81: 85,
—— Scandinavian, Homes of. (G. Briichner) Studio,
(Internat.) 29: 219.
-— Society of Western, Work of.
& P, 11 : 336.
— their own Models.
—- Western, who stay in the West.
son) World To-day,8 : 407,
— with Theories, Convictions, and Principles.
Sturgis) Scrib. M. 40: 125.
Arts and Crafts, American, the Weakest Part of an
Art Education. (R. C.) Brush & P. 15: 301.
-— —- and Progress. (A. Spencer) Craftsman, 6: 228,
— — Bearing of Modern Industrial Conditions on the
Designer. Archit. R. 9: 274.
— — Defense of the Movement.
Indep. 60: 325.
-— —- A Diagnosis. (D. W. Ross) Craftsman, 7: 335.
-— —- Exhibition, Springfield, Mass., 1902. Craftsman,
2: 48.
— —— —— Minneapolis, Jan., 1903.
mm. 3= 373-
-~——- Syracuse, I903. Craftsman, 3: 326. 4: 61,
-~-———-London, 1903. (L. F. Day) Art J. 55: 37.-
Studio (Internat.) 20: 22. — (A. Vallance) M. of
Arts, 27: 169, 217. 28: 53.—-(D. S. MacColl) Sat.
R. 9s= 355-
——— London, 1906. Art J. 58: 88, 121. —Stndio
(Internat.) 28: 48, 129, 213. -
—— — Future of. (O. L. Triggs) Indep. 55: 2449.
—— -— German, at St. Louis, 1904. (I. K. Pond) Archit.
Rec. 17: 119.
— —— Gild of, New York. Craftsman, 2: 99.
—— —— Hand-made Articles. (F. W. Coburn) Nat’l M.
(Bost.)18: 58.
— —— in American Education. Chant. 38: 49, 169, 296,
384. 478. 587. se= 71. 168. 266-
—— in Civic Improvement. (Mrs. M. F. Johnston)
Chant. 431 375.
— — in England, A Survey of.
(C. M. Kurtz) Brush
(D. Story).Munsey, 27: 687.
(James S: Dicker-
(R.
(Madge C. J enisen)
(K. L. Smith) Crafts-
(R. F. Zueblin) Chant.
36: 167.
—- —- in Europe. (Clara Ruge) Indep. 591 563-
-- -— in Germany. (D. J. Howes) Brush & P. 15: I67.
—— — in London. (E. R. Pennell) Nation, 76: 127.
82: 174.
— — in Technical Schools. (H. McBride) Chant. 39¢
71.
—- — Is the Movement Degenerate ‘P (Martha S. Bens-
ley) Indep. 58: 1301,
— —— Patronage of. (R. F. Zueblin) Chaut. 37: 266.
——-Relation of the Art School to. (W. S. Perry)
Craftsman, 2: 195.
—- -— Revival of the Lesser Arts. (M. Blanchon)
Craftsman, 32 74.
—— -- Students’ Work. Art J . 58: 276.
—- —- Where Women Work and Rest.
end) Craftsman, 8: 339.
Arts and Crafts Movement, The.
622- 37= 59, 172
-— Art Teachings of
284.
(M. H. North-
Chaut. 36: 409, 506,
‘the. (R. F. Zeublin) Chant. 36:
ARTS
Arts and Sciences, International Congress of. St.
Louis, 1904. Science, 11. s. 20: 33. — (H. Miinster—
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-— —- Some Principles that may be Guides for.
Bodley) J. Soc. Arts, 51: 181,
—- Applied, in the Paris Salon, 1904,
Craftsman, 6: 431.
— Fine, as Ethical Factor. (H. T. Bailey) Am. J . Soc.
Sci. 4!: I28.
—- in Theory; Ideals. (J . P. Haney) Educa. 26: 161.
Arundel Castle; Animals in British Parks. (C. R.
Knight) Cent. 43: 233.
Arundel Club, The. (M. Conway) Nation, 78: 493.
Arundel Society, Work of. Brush & P. 12: 176.
Arunta, Religious Ideas of the. (N. W. Thomas)
Folk-Lore, I6: 428.
Arvers, Felix. (W. Littlefield) Lamp, 26: 488.
—- The Romance of a Sonnet. (H. A. Spurr) Gent. M.
n. s. 76: 70. .
Aryans, The Home of the. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 710.
“ As an Army with Banners.” (Robert Shackleton)
. Booklover’s M. 6: 775.
As a Man Sows; a story.
112: 630.
As a Thief in the Night.
Appleton’s M. 82 397.
As in the Beginning. (F. O. Bartlett) Everybody’s,
13: 675.
As It was Written.
(G. F.
(M. P. Verneuil)
(G. D. Litchfield) Harper,
(Porter Emerson Browne)
(H. K. Harris) New Eng. M. 26:
268,
As a Man Thinketh ; a New Thought Story. (M. F.
Giles) Arena, 28: 75.
As a Tale that is Told; a story.
McClure, 20: 384,
As you Sailed; a story.
208,
Asam-ayama, Japan’s Highest Volcano. (H. G. Pont-
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44: 810,
Asbestos Minerals of Belvidere Mountains, Vt. (V.
S. Marsters) Science, 11. s. 21: 426.
Asbury Park, N. J ., Carnival at. (C. B. Davis) Out-
ing, 48: 689.
Ascendency of the Future.
513 795-
Ascham, Roger. “ Italian proverb.”
Gent. M. n. s. 75: 226.
Ascidian Egg, Conklin on. (C. M. Child) Science, n. s.
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Ascoli Cope of Nicholas IV. Art J . 57: 46.
Ash Tree, Folk Traditions of the. (J . H. MacMichael)
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Ashanti Tribes, Mohammedanism. Miss. R. 18: 696,
Ashburton, Louisa, Lady. (C. M. Phillimore) Chamb.
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Asher, Alexander, with portrait.
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Ashes of Old Wishes, The. (Herminie Templeton)
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Ashland, Wis. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 253.
Ashtoreth, Goddess of the Zidonians.
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Ashworth, John. (J . H. Hollowell) Sund. M. 34: 749.
Asia, American Interests in. Outl. 76: 205,
— and Europe, Townsend on. (E. R. Bevan) Monthly
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(M. C. Huntington)
(R. R. Gilson) Harper, 106:
(L. Stephen) I9th Cent.
(J . T. Curry)
(A. Ure) Jurid. R.
(G. H. Skip-
7: 584.
— Central, and Tibet, Hedin’s Journey in. (I. M.
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—Nature, 69: 225,-Spec. 92: 156. —Am. Geog.
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36
ASSIOUT
Asia, Central. and Tibet. Scientific Results. (VV.
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— — Coming Events in. (D. C. Boulger) Contemp.
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— —— The Destiny of Great Britain in.
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Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 78.
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-—Economic Changes in. (A. J . Brown) Cent. 451
(E. J . Solano)
732-
—— England’s Strength in. (T. Holdich) Fortn. 84:
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— European Advances in. (F. E. Yonnghusband)
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Liv. Age, 232: 705.
—- Heart of, Younghusband’s.
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— in Transformation. (A. R. Colquhoun) Quar. I98:
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—— Northeastern, Folklore of, and of N. W. America.
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—- On Remotest Waters of. (Major R. L. Kennion)
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—— Orography of. (P. R. Kropotkin) Geog. J . 23: 176,
331-
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—— The Powers in. (Lieut.-Gen. von Alten) No. Am.
(G. F. Wright) Na-
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Asiatic Ideas among the American Indians.
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Asiatic Trade of our Pacific States. (H. W. Scott)
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Askewe, Anne, A New Light on.
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Asolo, Browning Lace School at.
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Ass, Apotheosis of the. (J . L. Cowan) Overland, n. s.
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Assassins and their Apologists. (A. D. White) Indep.
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Assilva, Carmen d’. (G. Corneau) Critic, 41: 433.
Assiniboine, Mount, First Ascent of. (J . Outram)
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Assiout, Egypt. Am. Arch. 79: 22.
ASSISI
Assisi. (G. B. Rose) Sewanee, 14: 51.
— A Day i11- (M. W. Crupper) Sund. M. 33: 259,
—-— A Further Study at. (B. de Sélincourt) Monthly
R. 14, no. 2: 127.
—— Scenes from Life of Christ in Lower Church at.
(B. de Sélincourt) Monthly R. I3, no. 1:-125.
Assisted Providence, An; a story. (U. Hudson) Mun-
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Associated Press. I. Its General Foreign Service.
(M. E. Stone) Cent. 47: 888.
—— II. The Removal of the Russian Censorship pn For-
eign News. (M. E. Stone) Cent. 48: 143.
— III. News-gathering as a Business. (M. E. Stone)
Cent. 48: 299.
— IV. Method of Operation. (M. E. Stone) Cent. 48:
379-
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— and Germany, The. (E. Schrader) Nation, 82: 509.
Associated Sensations. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68:
1.
Association between Two Things, Proof and Measure-
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Association of American Anatomists, Chicago, 1901,
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-_ 1903 Meeting. (C. C. Huber) Science, n. s. 17: 335.
Association of American Geographers, Organization of.
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— — 1906 Meeting. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 65.
Association of American Universities. Calif. Univ.
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—— Annual Meeting, 1904. Colum. Univ. Q. 6: 288.
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Association of Economic Entomologists. (A. L. Quain-
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Assouan Dam of Nile River. (F. Fayant) Idler, 22:
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Assortative Mating in Man.
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Assos, Investigations at.
274-
Assurance, Christian Heart.
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Assyria, History of, Records of the Reign of Tukulti-
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Assyrian and Babylonian Prayers, Translation of. (R.
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Assyrian Poems on the Immortality of the Soul. (P.
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Assyrian Politics. Ed. R. 195: 481.
Assyrians and Babylonians, The Omen and Portent
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Aster Formations. (N. Yatsu) Science, 11. s. 20: 889.
Asteroid, New, I906 TG. (G. Abetti ; A. C. D. Crom-
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Asteroid Orbit of Great Eccentricity.
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Asteroids, Differential Computation of Daily Motion,
in Geocentric Right Ascension. (Herbert L. Rice)
Pop. Astron. I4: 287,
-— Variable. (Grace Agnes Thompson) Pop. Astron.
13: 378.
-— Watson.
(Frank E. Lutz) Science,
(T. D. Seymour) Nation, 76:
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(E. C. Picker-
(B. L. Newkirk) Pop. Astron. 12: 645.
Asterolepid Appendages. (C. R. Eastman) Am. J . Sci.
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Asti, Sonoma County, California. (C. Donders) Out
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Astor, Col. J . J ., Country Residence of, at “Fern-
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—— Quiet Control of a Vast Estate.
World’s Work, 5: 2750,
(H. H. Lewis)
37
ASTRONOMY
Astor Fortune, The. (Burton J . Hendrick) McClure,
24: 563. .
Astoria. (A. B. Hulbert) Chaut. 39: 251.
— The Cruise of the “ Tonquin.” (C. T. Brady) Har-
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— to be a Great City.
451 448-
“ Astrida’s Lover.” (F. Whishaw) Longrn. 43: 317.
Astrographic Chart, The. (H. H. Turner) Nature, 66:
(G. C. France) Overland, n. s.
273-
— and Methods. (H. H. Turner) Pop. Astron. 11: 433.
Astrology and so forth. Sat. R. 98: 262,
— Kepler’s Attitude towards. (F. A. Tondorf) Pop.
Astron. 2: 299.
— The Pretended Science of.
424.:Liv. Age, 235: 569,
Astronomer, Aims of an. (E. C. Pickering) Harv.
Grad. M. 15: I2. IScience, n. s. 24: 65.
— Night’s Work of an. (T. J . J . See) World’s Work,
3: 1833.
Astronomic Ideals. (E. C. Pickering) Pop. Astron.
14: 288,
Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America.
(W. S. Eichelberger) Science, n. s. 15: 255, 284.
17: 321, 19: 296. 23: 441,
Astronomical Observations, Early.
M. n. s. 74: 46.
Astronomical Photography.
11: 8- 31 395. 419. 443-
— Achievements of. (Garrett P. Serviss) Outl. 79: 787.
Astronomical Problems, Solved and Unsolved. (A. W.
Roberts) Chamb. J . 79: 68.
Astronomical Research. (E. C. Pickering) Science,
11. s. 20: 292.
— in the World’s Progress.
2: 163.
— Recent, I904. (Wm. W. Payne) Pop. Astron. 12: 89,
Astronomical Society of the Atlantic at the Cape.
(A. R. H.) Pop. Astron. 14: 104,
Astronomical Work of 1905. (A. C. D. Crommelin)
Pop. Astron. 14: 11. —— (E. W. Maunder) Pop.
Astron. 14: 153.
Astronomy. (A. Hall) Science, 11. s. 17: I.—-(L. G.
Weld) Science, 11. s. 19: 161,
— Ancient. (Kurt Laves) Pop. Astron. I4: 276.
—- and History. Spec. 97: 61.
— at the Brit. Assoc., 1904.
Nature, 70: 536.
— Autumn Night Skies.
4°11 5°3-
— Coiiperation in. (E. C. Pickering) Nature, 68: 61.
— Culture Value of. (W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron.
12: 634.
— Current, and its Publication.
Astron. I1: 182,
— Elementary, Outline of a Laboratory Course in.
(M. E. Byrd) Pop. Astron. 14: 294.
— Endowment of Astronomical Research.
Pickering) Science, 11. s. 17: 721.
— Evolution in the Heavens. (A. M. Clerke) Monthly
R. 21, no. 1: 29,
— General Impressions from. (J . K. Rees) Pop. Astron.
10: 135.
— Graphical Instruction in.
Astron. I3: 185, 235,
— Ignorance of. Sat. R. 94: 41.
— in the High School. (Mary E. Byrd) Pop. Astron.
12: 199.
— — Neglect of. (G. W. Myers) School R. 12: 29.
— in the Old Testament, Schiaparelli’s. (L. N. Dem-
bitz) Nation, 82: 246,
— Instruction in, Decline of Interest. (J ona. T. Rorer)
Pop. Astron. 14: 340.
(F- Legge) Acad. 63:
(J . E. Gore) Gent.
(Alex. Smith) Knowl.
(L. Boss) Union Univ. Q.
(W. J . S. Lockyer)
(E. A. Dent) Canad. M. 19:
(W. W. Payne) Pop.
(E. C.
(Sarah F. Whiting) Pop.
ASTRONOMY
Astronomy, Jesuit. (J . Schreiber) Pop. Astron. 12:
94, 3°39 375- L
—- Laboratory for General.
Astron. 10: 131.
—— Mathematics and.
16: 131,
— The New. Ed. R. 198: 112,
— of the Unseen. (R. A. Gregory) Cornh. 87: 217.
—— Our Autumn Night Skies. (E. A. Dent) Canad. M,
20: 32, 132,
— Predecessors of Copernicus.
Sci. Mo. 64: 316,
—- Progress of. (S. N ewcomb) Harper, 105: 246.
— —- Recent. (J. K. Rees) Science, 11. s. 16: 366.-—
(T. J. J. See) Atlan. 89: 113.
—- Recent Advances in. (Sir R. Ball) Cosmopol. 35:
442
— Science of. (A. Hall) Nature, 67: 282. =Pop. Sci.
Mo. 62: 293.
-—- Scottish. (Hector Macpherson, jr.) Pop. Astron.
14: 206,
—— Teaching of. (Mary E. Byrd) Pop. Astron. 13: 542.
— What Women have done for, in the United States.
(Anne P. McKenney) Pop. Astron. 12: 171,
-—- without a Telescope. (E. W. Maunder) Knowl. 25:
58, 226,
Astrophysical Research, Importance of. (J . E. Keeler)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 2: 239.
Astrophysics, Address on. (W. W. Campbell) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 66: 29].
— C1erke’s Problems in. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 77: 98.
Asylum, The Right of. Sat. R. 100: 106.
At the Castle of Kronberg; a Dramatic Sketch.
(Oscar II.) National, 39: 375.
At Cobweb and Crusty’s; a story.
Californian, 4: 189, 5: 11,
At the Crown and Sceptre. (R. H. Barbour) Lippinc.
72: 617, ’
At the End of the War. (F. S. West) New Eng. M.
n. s. 32: 436.
At the Flight 0’ the Duck; a story.
Lampson) Blackw. 176: 374.
At Harvard Class Day. (E. Carmichael) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 428.
At the High Water.
(Mary E. Byrd) Pop.
(E. S. Crowley) Science, n. s.
(E. S. Holden) Pop.
(Leonard Kip)
(O. Locker-
(L. Chamberlain) Scrib. M. 34:
030.
At the Home of the Deceivers; a story. Macmil. 89:
37°-
At Johnson’s Ford. (Lawrence Crist) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 705.
At Kilcolman Castle; poem.
702,
At Mediator’s Place; a story. (Holman Day) Am. M.
62: 115,
At Oxford ; a poem. (A. S. Cripps) Ecl. M. 138: 389.
At the Play, before your own Gas-F ire. (H. Seal)
Westm. I58: 76,
At Poso Real. (J . M. Fullom) Overland, n. s. 43: 137.
At Prison Gates. Liv. Age, 232: 605.
At Sainte Anne de Beaupré; a poem.
‘ Roberts) Munsey, 28: 119.
At the Sign of the Lion. (Hilaire Belloc) Indep. R.
7: 328,
At the Sign of the Rubber Plant; a story. (M. S.
Cutting) McClure, 23: 207.
At the Sign of the Waxen Woman.
Lippinc. 74: 348.
At the Stuffed-animal House; a story.
Deland) Harper, I06: 941,
At the Top of the Hill. (C. D. Stuart) Overland, n. s.
(J . J . Piatt) Atlan. 90:
(C. G. D.
(C. Dangerfield)
(Margaret
W 300-
At the Turn of the Tide; a story. (L. Covert) Harper,
106: 245,
38
ATHLETICS
At the Turn of the Year. (F. Macleod) Fortn. 86: 48,
(E. A. Gardner) J . Hel.
Atalanta, The, of T egco.
Stud. 26: 169.
Atascadero; the Great Military Camp of California.
(H. D. Walter) Overland, n. s. 44: 403.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, Story of the.
(Rowland Thomas) World’s Work, 10: 66,17,
Athabasca Belle, The_; a story. (Cy Warman) Am.
M, 60: 271,
Athanasian Creed, The. (J . Bainbridge Smith) Con-
temp. 85: 555.—Westm. 162: 475.
-—- The Deans and the. (P. F. Eliot) 19th Cent. 58:
729. -—- (W. Crouch) 19th Cent. 58: 1002..—— (H. M.
Luckock) 19th Cent. 59: 271.
—- Practical View of. (J . E. C. Welldon) 19th Cent.
56: 75:
Athanasius, Saint, and Pope Julius I. (J . Chapman)
Dub. R. 137: 29.
Athapascan Traditions from the Lower Yukon. (J .
W. Chapman) J. Am. Folk-Lore, 16: 186,
Atharva-Veda Samhita, Whitney’s. (E. W. Hopkins)
Nation, 82: 227.
Atheism and Socialism.
Bull. 11: 315.
Athena, “ Mourning,” Relief Representing.
banks) Am. J . Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 4:0.
Athenaeum Club, Changes in Membership in 1903.
Acad. 66: 15.
Athens on Greek Coins. (A von Schneider) Monthly
R. 10, no. 2: 128.
Athens, Acropolis of. (D. Quinn) Cath. World, 75:
70, 157. — (H. Lynch) Acad. 62: 610,:Liv, Age,
234: 380.: Ecl. M. 139: 555.
— American College Woman in.
Indep. 54: 1877.
— American School at. (J . R. Wheeler) Outl. 71: 879.
-—- (D. Quinn) Cath. Univ. Bull. 1: 65,
— —- Founding of. (C. E. Norton) Am. J. Archaeol.
n. s. 7: 351.
—— Ancient, E. A. Gardner on. Ath. ’O3, 1: 375.
— Ancient and Modern. (E. L. Howe) Canad. M.
28: 3.
— British School at. (T. D. Seymour) Nation, 79: 321.
— Christian Churches of. (C. Gourlay) Am. Arch.
86: 6,
— Erectheum. (E. Gale) Archit. Rec. 12: 498,
-— Modern. (G. Pignatorre) Chamb. J . 82: 743.
— of Pericles ; the most Socialistic City of the World.
(W. D. P. Bliss) Arena, 32: 287,
— Riots in. (R. B.‘ Richardson) Internat. Mo. 5: 547.
— under the Franks, 1205-1456. (Wm. Miller) Gent.
M. n. s. 72: 23.
— University of. (C. F. Thwing) Harper, 108: 438,
Atherton, Gertrude. (E. F. Haskins) Lit. W. (Bost.)
3 5: 317. — With portrait. (Ethel Armes) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 21: 407. '
Athlete, Making an. (W. G. Anderson) Everybody’s,
(W. J. Kerby) Cath. Univ.
(A. Fair-
(Mary S. Daniels)
13: 41.
Athletes, Colleges seeking, in Preparatory Schools.
(H. Lamont) Nation, 80: 240,
— Colonial. Spec. 97: 978.
Athletic Champions of 1904 [portraits only]. Outing,
I
45‘ 3 -
Athletic Contests, Intercollegiate. (J . J . Stevenson)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 84.
Athletic Peace Conference. (V. Prettyman) School
R, 13: 816,
Athletic Sports in the U. S. Army. _(D. A. Willey)
Army & Navy Life, 9: 554.
Athleticism at English Schools. (Norman Gale) Acad.
711 254-
Athletics among Enlisted Men of the Navy. (M. E.
Trench) Outing, 39: 436.
ATHLETICS
Athletics and Education. (P. Van Dyke) Outl. 79:
389-
- and Health. Spec. 92: 562,
-— Art and the Athlete. (M. Hardie)Macmi1. 91: 301.
——- as a National Institution. Sat. R. 981 130.
— at Brown University. (W. MacDonald) Nation, 78:
:87.
—— at Dartmouth College. (E. J. Bartlett) Dart. Bi-
Mo. 1: 66,
—— at the U. S. Military Academy.
ins. 39= 384.
-~ College. (W. H. Johnson) Nation, 78: 229.—(F.
A. Walker) Technol. R. 3: I67.——(L. Vander-
vort) Outing, 40: 31,-(W. T. Reid, jr.) World
To-day, 10: 482.
—- — Abolition of Gate Receipts.
Wash. Univ. Bull. 1: 97.
—— — and College Morals. (W. H. P. Faunce) World
To-day, 7: 1303.
— — Commercialized. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80: 431 .
—-- — The Control of. Outl. 80: 561,
— — — New Departure in. (C. M. Woodward) School
R, 11: 321,
——- — Money in. (C. Deming) Indep. 55: 2343,
-— ——- Money Power in. (C. Deming) Outl. 80: 569.
—— —- Paternalism in. (W. R. Bridgman) Educa. R.
24: 398,
(C.
— —— Reflections of a Sub-freshman’s Father on.
——- College Track. (N. P. Stauffer) Booklover’s M. 5:
683
(R. P. Davis) Out-
(C. M. Woodward)
Laplace) Outl. 80: 572,
-—~- — Progress of. (W. Camp) Indep. 57$ 259.
— Commercializing Amateur. (C. J. P. Lucas) World
To-day, 10: 281,
-— Committee on, Report of. (E. L. Harris; C. A.
Waldo; J. E. Armstrong) School R. 11: 348.
— Competitive, are Injurious. (C. T. Heaslip) Educa.
27: :87.
—- Control of, in School and College. (W . L. Dudley)
School R. 11: 95.
—- Developing Style in Woman.
42: 413,
—— Domestic and Intercollegiate.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 548.
-— for the Aged. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 83: 115.
— for College Girls. (A. K. Fallows) Cent. 44: 58.
~— for Enlisted Men in the Army. (E. L. King) Out-
ing. an 432-
-- for Women. (C. T. Herrick) Idler, 22: 677.
—- French, for the People. (L. Middleton) Outing, 442
189.
— Greek Attitude toward, and Pindar. (W. C. Law-
ton) Sewanee, I1: 36.
~— High School Managers of, Financial Responsibility
of. (H. Keeler) School R: 11: 316.
—- in the Army. (A. S. Hawkins) J. Mil. Serv. Inst.
37 i 399. — (A. R. Chaffee) Outing, 433 707.
— in a High School, Illustration of the Management
of. (C. C. Parlin) School R. 11: 709.
—- in Missouri and Adjacent Territory, Regulation of.
(C. W. Hetherington) School R. 11: 329,
—— in New York City Schools. (C. T. Heaslip) Educa.
26: 298,
— in Switzerland ; most Athletic Nation in the World.
(H. H. Boyesen, 2d) Cosmopol. 37: 83.
—- Intercollegiate. (I. N. Hollis) Atlan. 90: 5 34.
-— — and Scholarship. (W. T. Foster) Science, n. s.
24: 21,
—— — Regulation of, Report of Committee on, 1900.
Colum. Univ. Q. 3: 16.
—— Inter-school. (J. M. Sarver) Educa. 22: 420,
— Moral Effects of. (W. R. C. Latson) Outing, 49:
389.
(E. Dryden) Outing,
(C. M. Woodward)
39
ATMOSPHERE
Athletics, Pitfall of. (E. H. Hall) Nation, 78: 209,
— Place of, in Education. (W. P. Few) Sewanee, 12:
327-
—— Professionalism in, and its Remedies. (E. H. Hall)
School R. 13: 758.
—— Regulation of ; what next ? (C. A. Waldo) School
R. 11: 305.
— Relation to Art. (R. H. Perry) Outing, 40: 4 56.
—— Secret of Endurance. (W. R. C. Latson) Outing,
47¢ 633.
— Secret of Success in F eats-of Skill.
son) Outing, 48: 284.
— Sport or Business? (W. James) Harv. Grad. M.
12: 225, ,
— Track, in ¢'Southern California. (F. M. Spencer)
Land of Sun. 9: 44.
—— What England can teach us in.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 302.
— Woman in. (C. T. Herrick) Outing, 40: 713,
Athos, Schmidtke’s Cloisterland of. Ath. ’o4, 1: 235,
Atkins Family Bible Records. (S. W. Smith) N. E.
Reg. 60: 154.
Atkinson, E. (H. R. Seager) Econ. J. 16: 308, —With
portrait. (J. P. Gray) Technol. R. 82 162.
Atkinson Family of Bucks Co., Pa. (O. Hough) Penn-
syl. M. 30: 57-478.
Atkyns, Mrs. Charlotte, and the Dauphin.
19th Cent. 60: 97.
Atlanta; Carnegie Library, Negroes and. (W. E. B.
Du Bois) Indep. 54: 810. V
— Georgia’s Educational Center.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 571.
— The Golden Rule in. (Booker T. Washington) Outl.
84: 913.
— Negro Riots in, I906. (J. T. Graves; W. E. B. Du
Bois) World To-day, 11: II69,—Indep, 61: 799,
—— W. E. B. Du Bois) Indep. 61: 856. —— (A. J. Mc-
Kelway; C. W. Clifford; E. T. Ware) Outl. 84:
(W. R. C. Lat-
(G. Upton Harvey)
(R. Nevill)
(Leonora B. Ellis)
557- ~
— — Racial Self-restraint. Outl. 84: 551.
— Social Movement Growing in. (C. F. Weller) Char.
I 5: 508.
Atlanta University Conferences. (W. E. B. Du Bois)
Char. 10: 435,551,
‘Atlantic City, Bi-state Library Meeting, 1903. Pub.
Lib. 8: 239.
—- — 1905. Pub. Lib. 10: 305.
——-~ 1906- (W. W. Bishop) Lib. J. 312 172.--Pub.
Lib. 11: 211,
— Free Public Library Building.
Lib. J. 29: 304.
Atlantic Fleet, Review of the, 1906. Army & Navy
Life, 9: 334.
Atlantic Monthly, The. (Bliss Perry) Atlan. 95: 1.
— No. 4 Park St. (B. Perry) Atlan. 91: I,
— On Catering for the Public. (B. Perry) Atlan.
(A. M. Heston)
93¢ 1-
- On Reading the, Cheerfully. (B. Perry) Atlan.
89: 1,
Atlantic Oasis, An. Chamb. J. 82: 366.
Atlantic Ocean, Across the, in an Open Boat. (Peter
Johansen) Chamb. J. 83: 247.
-— Connection by Precise Levelling between Pacific
and. (J. F. Hayford) Science, 11. s. 21: 673.
-— North, Floor of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 13.
Atlantic Shore, Along the. (R. Dunn) Outing, 422
'1
Atlas, Stieler’s New Hand. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36:
264, .
Atlatls, Two Mexican. (D. L. Bushnell, jr.) Am. An-
thropol. 7: 218.
Atmosphere, The. (O. J. B. Cordeiro) Pop. Astron. I3:
384.
ATMOSPHERE
Atmosphere at Sea, Exploration of, by Means of Kites.
Nature, 65: 545.
— Circulation of the. (R. D. Ward) Science, n. s. 20:-
449-
—- Explorations of the, by the Blue Hill Observatory.
Science, 11. s. 22: 57.
—- Gases of. (H. F. Keller) J . Frankl. Inst. I 53: 419.
I54: 47:
— General Circulation of. (R. D. Ward) Science, 11. s.
171 752-
—- Mechanics of. (W. N. Shaw) Nature, 70: 225.
— New. (C. Morris) Lippinc. 69: 704.
— Nucleation of. (C. Barus) Science, 11. s. 16: 948.
-— over the Tropical Oceans, Exploration of. (A. L.
Rotch; L. Teisserenc de Bort) Nature, 73: 55.
—— The Primeval. (Ralph H. McKee) Science, n. s.
23: 271,
— St. Petersburg Conference on Exploration of.
L. Rotch) Science, n. s. 21: 461.
—- Strata and Height of. (W. B. Thomas) Pop. As-
tron. II: 196,
-— Upper, Man and. (R. Siiring) Harper, I04: 42 5.
Atmospheric Pressure Changes of Long Duration. (W.
J. S. Lockyer) Nature, 742 352. '
Atmospheres, Spiritual. (J. S. Bogg) N. Church R.
12: 20,
Atmospheric Circulation, The Pulse of. (W. N. Shaw)
Nature, 73: 175.
(A.
Atom, The. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 516.
— Divisibility of. (A. S. Mackenzie) J. Frankl. Inst.
153‘ 451-
— Primordial. (E. P. Lewis) Calif. Univ. Chron. 32
~30.
— Structure of. (B. Ingram) Knowl. n. s. 22 74.
—- The Two-thousandth Part of. (C. Aherne) Month,
103: 119,
Atomic Disintegration. (F. Soddy and others) Nature,
7 31 151-
Atomic Theory. (F. W. Clarke) Science, 11. s. 18: 513,
— and Modern Chemistry. (P. J . Hartog) Nature,
68: 82,
— without Hypothesis. (E. Divers) Nature, 66: 495.
Atoms. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68: 283,
— and Evolution. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 151.
— and Ions, a Century of Chemical Theory. (J . J .
Griffin) Cath. Univ. Bull. 8: 193,
— and Stars. Science, 11. s. 19: 159.
—— Chemical, Methods of Weighing.
stone) Cornh. 87: 228,
— Form and Spectrum of. (F. Lindemann) Monist,
I6: 1.
- Form of, in relation to their Spectra. Nature, 73:
(W. A. Shen-
392-
—— Gassendi and the. (J. Masson) Hibbert J . 5: 85.
-— On Weighing. (W. A. Shenstone) Liv. Age, 245:
268.
Atonement. (S. Schwarm) Luth. Q. 34: 243.
—- and the Modern Mind.
8: 81, 161, 241.
-- — Denney’s, Reply to. (A. S. Peake) Expos. 6th ser.
(J . Denney) Expos. 6th ser.
9: 47-
— Biological Aspects of. (A. H. Ames) Meth. R. 65:
943-
- Course of Reading on. (G. B. Stevens) Yale Div.
Q- R 134.
-- Doctrine of, Restated. (P. S. Moxom) Am. J .
Theol. 8: 779.
-— Expiatory Element of. (C. A. Dinsmore) Yale Div.
Q. 1: 7. ,
-- The Old Testament Theory of. (H. P. Smith) Am.
J. Theol. 10: 412.
-- Present Theological Situation regarding. (L. H.
Hough) Meth. R. 66: 928.
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AUGUSTINE
Atonement, Realistic View of. (L. O. Brastow) Meth.
' R. 66: 60.
-— The Sacrificial Types of Christ the Exponents of
the. (Hiram King) Ref. Ch. R. 52: 321,
— A Symposium on. (J . Rickaby) Month, 100: 397.
—— Workirgg Theory of. (W. W. McLane) Bib. World,
22: 2 4,
Atonement, The; astory. (Luellen C. Teters) Lippinc.
77: 88.
Atsuko, Saisho, Leaves from the Scrapbook of. (A.
Lloyd) Cath. World, 84: 176.
Attack on the Chaise. (H. B. Marriott-Watson) Lip-
pinc. 70: 716.
Attention. Cent. 49: 972.
-— Active. (F. H. Bradley) Mind, 27: I.
-- and Thoracic Breathing. (Eleanor A. McC. Gamble)
Am. J. Psychol. 16: 261. o
— Distribution of. (J . P. Hylan) Psychol. R. 10: 373,
498-
—— Experimental Examination of Phenomena ascribed
to Fluctuations of. (C. E. Ferree) Am. J . Psychol.
17: 81,
-— Fluctuations of, Eifects of Closing the Eyes upon.
(Bertha Killen) Am. J. Psychol. I 5: 512.
— A Plethysmographic Study of. (H. C. Stevens) Am.
J. Psychol. 16: 409,
~— Problem of. (O. Kuelpe) Monist, I3: 38.
Attention-process, Psychological Factors of the. (W.
McDougall) Mind, 27: 316. 28: 289, 473, 31: 329,
Atterbury, Francis, Bp. of Rochester. (H. C. Beech-
ing) Cornh. 92: 166,
Attic Homestead, The. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco)
Contemp. 82: 716. =Liv. Age, 235: 741.
Attraction, Law of, in relation to some Visual and
Tactual Illusions. (H. J . Pearce) Psychol. R. 11:
I43-
Aubrey, Captain F. X. (J . O’Meara) Californian, 5: 5..
Aucassin and N icolete. (A. Lang) Library, 11. s. 4: 22.
Auction Sales, Psychology of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 76: 106,
Auctions, Brie-a-Brac, in New York. (A. B. Paine)
Cent. 45: 481,
Audiences, American. (T. W. Higginson) Atlan. 95:
38.
Auditing, Relation of, to Public Control of Corpora-
tions. (F. A. Cleveland) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 26: 665.
— Value of, to the Business Man.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 433.
Auditory Sensation in an Elementary Laboratory
Course. (M. Meyer) Am. J . Psychol. 16: 293.
Auditory Tests. (B. R. Andrews) Am. J . Psychol. I 5:
14, I6: 302,
Audrey; a story. (M. Johnston) Atlan. 80: 46, 213,
Augsburg Confession, First Confutation of. (W. A.
Lambert) Luth. Q. 32! 216.
— Unaltered, Tschackert’s. (S. G. Hefelbower) Luth.
Q. 32: 363.
Augury, Mohammedan Book of, in Hebrew Charac-
(H. Beck) Ann.
ters. (I. Friedlaander) Jew: Q. 19: 84.
August, Calendar of. (W. B. Thornton) Ctry Life
Am. 2: 157.
Augusta, Princess of Wales.
Cent. 54: 660.
Augusta Victoria, Empress of Germany.
rington) Canad. M. 19: 427.
“Augusta Says.” (Rosaline Masson) Chamb. J . 83:
209-250.
Augustine, St., as an Exegete. (J . R. Smith) Bib. Sac.
6!: 8
— Confessions.
—- Conversion of.
45°-
(W. H. Wilkins) 19th
(M. Sher-
(B. B. Warfield) Am. J. Theol. 7: 500,
(J . McCabe) Internat. J . Ethics, 12:
AUGUSTINE
Augustine, St., A Legal Study of. (J. M. Sullivan)
Green Bag, 15: 498,
Augustinian Priory of St. Bartholomew.
Webb) Archaeol. 59: 375.
Augustus Caesar, Schuckburgh’s. Ath. "03, I: 427.
Augustus Lowell Laboratories of Electrical Engineer-
ing. (H. E. Clifford) Technol. R. 6: I.
Auk, The Great. (F. A. Lucas) Science, 11. s. I7: 311.
Aula Christi. Chaut. 35: 368.
Auld Lang Syne Sketching Club, The, 1865-67. (Mar-
tin Hardie) Chamb. J . 83: 12.
Auld Reekie. Blackw. 178: 92.
Aunt F aithful’s Fishing; a story.
Munsey, 31: 555.
Aunt Glory’s Marriage Certificate.
Cent. 49: 498. -
Aunt Mary. (Fred M. White) Chamb. J . 81: 273-344.
Aurora Borealis. (F. W. Stokes) Cent. 43: 487.
— at Alta, Iowa, 1902. (D. E. Hadden) Pop. Astron.
I0: 249,
— Comets’ Tails, the Corona and. (J . Cox) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 60: 265.
— Magne-crystallic Action and.
Astron. 12: 182,
—of Aug. 21, 1903. (J. B. Coit) Pop. Astron. 11:
534, (W. M. Mitchell) 541.
- 27-day Period in, and its Connection with Sun Spots.
(H. H. Clayton) Science, 11. s. 18: 632.
Auspicious Beginning, An. (K. Harris) Munsey, 34:
(E. A.
(A. MacGowan)
(M. F. Childs)
(M. A. Veeder) Pop.
743-
Auspitz, Rudolph. (J . Schumpeter) Econ. J . 16: 309.
Austen, Elizabeth Hancock de F euillide, God-daughter
of Warren Hastings. Temp. Bar, I31: 562.
Austen, Jane. (F. Greenslet) Atlan. 89: 555. — With
portrait. (O. F. Adams) Booklover’s M. 1: 505.
-— and her Country. (R. Garnett) Bookman, 15: 44.
— Hill on. (E. K. Dunton) Dial, 32: 146.
—- Home of. (Josephine Tozier) Outl. 71: 400.
— The Legend of St. Jane. (W. S. N. Iddesleigh)
Monthly R. 7, no. 1: 159.
—- Novels. (W. F. Lord) 19th Cent. 52: 665.: Liv.
Age, 235: 55.:Ec1. M. 149: 91.-—(P. Fitzgerald)
Gent. M. n. s. 712 399.‘
—- — Another View of. (A. Gladstone) I9th Cent. 53:
113. ILiv. Age, 237: 22.
—-— The Snobs of. (Eugene W. Harter) Bookman, 23:
550- '
Austen, Sir Wm.’ Chandler Roberts. J .Soc. Arts, 51: 36.
Austen, William Roberts. See Roberts-Austen.
Austerlitz, Battle of, Ice Incident at. (J . H. Rose)
Eng. Hist. R. 17: 537.
— A Most Remarkable Forced March. (F. L. Huide-
koper) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 31, 189.
—-— Un Centenaire, Dec. 2, 1805. (G. Picquart) Cornh.
921 747.
Austin, Alfred. Flodden Field.
Sat. R. 96: 12,
—— Open Letters to.
—- Two Poet Laureates on Life.
National, 47: 955-. ‘
Austin, Miss. Tristan and Iseult.
Poet-Lore, 17, no. 1: 124,
Austin, Texas. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 602.
Australasia and Asia. (J . Douglas) 19th Cent. 52: 43.
— Democracy in. (J . Collier) Yale R. 13: 159,
— Library Association of, Annual Meeting. Pub. Lib.
7: 263.
—- State Arbitration and the Minimum Wage in.
W. Macrasty) Pol. Sci. Q. 18: 112,
-— What People read in. (H. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
33: 469-
/- The Wh' e Peril in. (G. H. Scholefield) 19th Cent.
. 58: 198.-"—’Ecl. M. 145: 537.
(W. B. Thomas)
Good Words, 43: 601,
(W. H. Mallock)
(W. B. Smith)
(H.
41
AUSTRALIA
Australasian Cures for Coal Wars.
Atlan. 90: 667,
Australasian Finances. (S. Black) National, 46: 941.
Australia, Aborigines of. (Andrew Lang) Quar. 203:
441- — (A. F. Chamberlain) Nation, 81: 243. — (J,
Collier) Nation, 80: 308. — (C. M. Waage) Calif.
M. 3: 5I0.—(J. M. Creed) Indep. 58: 1471.
— — Beginnings of Religion and Totemism among.
(J. G. Frazer) Fortn. 84: 162, 452,
(J .
— — Position in the Scale of Human Intelligence.
— —— Sociology of. (R. H. Mathews) Am. Antiq. 28:
81,
(H. D. Lloyd)
M. Creed) 19th Cent. 57: 89,
— and her Problems. (E. Barton) Indep. 54: 2165,
— and Naval Defense. (L. H. Hordern) Un. Serv.
M. 27: 134, 461. — (A. P. Matheson) Un. Serv. M.
27: 245: 345-
— and New Guinea, A Naturalist in. (W. Seton) Cath.
World) 80: 11,
— and New Zealand, State Experiments in. (S. Ball)
Econ. R. 13: 295.
— —— Story of. Californian, 1: 302,
— and Preferential Trade. (C. R.) National, 44:
1093,
— Anthropology in. (J . Fraser) Am. Antiq. 24: 400.
— Archaeology in. (J. Fraser) Am. Antiq. 24: 181.
— Army of. (G. A. King) U. Serv. M. 27: 29.
—- Artesian Water Supply of, from a Geographical
Standpoint. (W. G. Cox) Geog. J . I9: 560.
— as the Flowery Land. (E. M. Nall) Longm. 42:
322,
—-— Birth-rate, Decline in. (A. J . Taylor) Sat. R. 99:
666,
— Central, Northern Tribes of, Spencer and Gillen on.
Ath. ’04, 2: 51, 84.—(E. Crawley) Nature, 70:
348-
-— Chinese Exclusion in. (H. H. Lusk) No. Am. 174:
368.
—-— Commonwealth of. (F. W. Holder) Indep. 56: 9.
—(W. H. Moore) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21:
I83. —(J. A. Cockburn) J. Soc. Arts, 49: 381.
———Economic Resources and Prospects of. (P. F.
Rowland) Econ. R. 12: I72.
—— Cost of Living in. (Mrs. B. R. Wise) Cornh. 90:
631,
—— Discovery of Gold in. (S. E. Moffett) Cosmopol.
36: 429.
— Economic Geography and Development of. (J . W.
Gregory) Geog. J, 28: 130, 229,
— Federal Parliament, The Political Situation in. (F.
Skurray) Arena, 32: 141,
—— Field Sports in. (R. E. Desmond) Californian, 1:
389-
— First Parliament of. (H. H. Lusk) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
27: 333-
—— F ree-trade New South Wales and Protected Vic-
toria. (C. H. Chomley) Contemp. 85: 172.
— The Genius of the Never-never Land. Gent. M.
n. s. 77: 271.
— governed by Laborers. (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s,
9 8'
— Government of. (B. Gahan) Booklover’s M. 5: 457.
— (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, 15: 490.
—— Hunting Methods of Natives of Northern. Chamb.
J . 79: 686. I
—— Imports of, Analysis of.
Soc. 69: 200.
—In the Back-blocks. Blackw. 1711 638-21301. M.
139: 187. I Liv. Age, 233: 734.
— In the “ Never-never” Land of.
Chamb. J. 81: 644,
—- in 1904. Political and Industrial Situation in. (T.
Mann) I9th Cent. 55: 475.
(T. H. Haynes) J . Statis.
(A. Macdonald)
AUSTRALIA
Australia, in the Pacific. (H. B. Bignold) Un. Serv.
M. 30: 343.
-—— in the “ Thirties.”
26,
— in Time of Drought.
=Ecl. M. 140: 28,
— Interior of, Resources of: Chamb. J . 79: 174,
— Labor Movement in. (A. Henry) Outl. 84: 566.
— Labor Party in. (J . W. Kirwan) 19th Cent. 58:
827, _
— Land Scandals in. (J . Collier) Nation, 82: 404.
— Military Forces of. (E. T. H. Hutton) Un. Serv.
M. 28: 588. “
— Municipal Institutions of. (B. R. Gelling) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 255.
-— National Character in, Beginnings of.
land) 19th Cent. 52: 400.
(P. L. Oliphant) Chamb. J . 81:
(G. Lumley) Macmil. 86: 338.
(P. F. Row-
— Native Tribes of Southeast. (A. W. Howitt) Folk-
Lore, 17: 174.
— Naval Policy for. (J . Biddlecombe) Un. Serv. M.
26: 223,
—— The New Capital of. (Henry Stead) Indep. 59: 746.
—- Opportunity of. (R. E. Macnaghten) Econ. R. 13:
280,
—- The Poetry of. (M. Bronner) Bk. News, 23: 71.
—— Policy of, Some Problems of. National, 45: 716.
— Political and Social Development of. (B. Gahan)
Booklover’s M. 5: 171.
— Political Life in. (P. F. Rowland) Econ. R. 12:
237- ,
— Politics in, Tangle of. (W. H. Fitchett) Spec. 95:
80,
-— Press in, Growth of the. (Winifred Scott) J . Soc.
Arts. 5% 775-
-— Prospecting on the Gem-fields of. Blackw. 171:
246,
— The Real. (B. Gahan) Booklover’s M. 4: 785.
— River Roads Of. (W. H. Ogilvie) Macmil. 89: 433.
:Ecl. M. 143: 189, :"Liv, Age, 241: 810, '
--Second Parliament. (H. H. Lusk) No. Am. 178:
597-
—— Social Conditions in. (J . G. Jenkins) J . Soc. Arts,
54‘ 709.
— South, The Elections in, 1905. National, 46: 158.
— —- Land-grant Railway. (J . H. Gordon) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 27: 457.
— State Activity in, Sphere of. (J . A. Cockburn) J.
Soc. Arts, 50: 589.
— Suggestions for.a Commercial Treaty with.
Grainger) 19th Cent. 54: 197.
—- Telegraph System of. (H. H. Lusk) No. Am. 179:
741:
—Timber Resources of. (E. T. Scammell) J. Soc.
Arts. 50: 533-
— Totemistic System in. (R. H. Mathews) Am. Antiq.
28: 140,
(A.
— Trade-unionism and Democracy in. R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 471.
— Trans-continental Railroads in. Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 34: 410.
— West, Cave Paintings in. (J . Fraser) Am. Antiq.
24: 457.
— -— its Progress and Resources. (H. W. Venn) J .
Soc. Arts, 50: 654.
— — Vast Undeveloped Regions.
Work, 12: 8078,
— Where the Pelican builds its Nest. (A. Macdonald)
Macmil. 85: 199.
(F. A. Ogg) World’s
_ — White, Japan and the Policy of. (A. Stead) Monthly
R. 16, no, 1: 84,
-— — The Policy of a. National, 45: 541.
—— - what it Means. (O P. Law; W. T. Gill) 19th
Cent. 55: I46. -
42
AUTHOR
Australia, Women’s Suffrage in. (Lady Holder) In-
dep, 562 1309.
Australian Cinderella, The. Chamb. J . 81: 129,
Australian Corroboree. (E. V. Palmer) 19th Cent,
60: 315.
Australian Hard Woods. J . Soc. Arts, 49: 737,
Australian Languages, Thoorga and other. (R. H.
Mathews) Am. Antiq. 24: 101,
Australian Literature. (P. F. Rowland) 19th Cent.
51: 655.
Australian Loyalty and the British Navy. (N. Young)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 445,
Australian Marsupials.
284.
Australian Museum at Sydney. (F. Starr) Am. Antiq.
(R. Lydekker) Nature, 6g:
24‘ 93-
Australian Naval Defense. (T. H. Smeaton) Un. Serv.
M. 26: 456.
Australian Poetry, Stevens’ Anthology of. (J . Collier)
Nation, 83: 552.
Australian Rabbit-Trapper, The. Chamb. J . 83: 681,
Australians, Notable. Chamb. J . 83: 746.
— Typical Group of, with portraits. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
27: 332-.
Austria and Hungary, The J uridical Nature of the Re-
lations between. (A. Apponyi) No. Am. 180: 735,
— and Pan-Germanism. (R. Whitehouse) Atlan. 89:
764.
— Crisis with, Hnngary’s Side. (A. Apponyi) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 203. .
——R6le of, in European Diplomacy. (Demetrius C.
Boulger) No. Am. 183: 1229,
Austria-Hungary. (René Henry) Cath. World, 82: 47,
-—— and the Peace of Europe. Spec. 92: 803,
—— Army Question in. (A. Apponyi) Monthly R. 16,
no. 1: 1.
— Breaking Up of the Monarchy. (E. J . Dillon) Ecl.
M. 141: 792.=Liv. Age, 239: 313.
— Colonial Experiment of. (L. Villari) Monthly R.
8, no. 3: 72.
-— Crisis in. (M. Baumfeld) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 443.
—- Deadlock in. (M. A. Gerothwohl) Fortn. 80: 823,
— Debt of. (M. Dub) No. Am. 174: 565.
— Fiscal Question and the Experience of the Austro-
Hungarian Empire. (L. Petritsch) Econ. J . I4:
24,
— Germany and England. (R. Blennerhasset) 19th
Cent. 56: 707.
—— Grandfatherly Government in. Spec. 91: 11 I9,
—— Hapsburg Romances. (S. M. Williams) Munsey,
27: 113,
— Leaders in the Crisis in. (Alexander Hegedus, jr.)
World To-day, 9: I298,
— The “ Partition” of. (E. Reich) Internat. Q. 7: 45,
— Politics in. (A. R. Gray) Sewanee, 14: 196.
— Problem of. (R. Blennerhassett) Fortn. 83: 589.
—— Trade Policy of, and the New German Tariff. (E.
von Philippovich) Econ. J . 12: 177,
Austrian Art at St. Louis F air. Brush & P. 15: 9,
Austrian Craft Schools. (A. S. Levetus) Studio (In-
ternat.) 26: 261.
Austrian Merchant Marine, Marvin on. Ath. ’03, 1:
7°-
Anstrian Meteorological Centralanstalt, Jubilee of.
(W. J . S. Lockyer) Nature, 65: 440.
Austrian Peasant, Personal Ornaments of the.
Levetns), Studio (Internat.) 29: 332.
Austro-German Press. (M. A. Gerothwohl) Monthly
R. 7, no. 2: 71.
Author and Himself, The. Acad. 63: 631-684.
—— and his Earnings, The. (A. B. Maurice) Munsey,
(A. S.
ss= 382-
- and Publisher. (E. Marston) Chamb. J . 82: 134,
AUTHOR
Author at Grass. (H. Ryecroft) Fortn. 77: 891. 78:
330-889. —- (G. Gissing) Fortn. 79: 365.
-— Temptations of a Young. (B. Tarkington) Cosmo-
pol. 39: 665.
Authority and Infallibility. (J . H. Bernard) Expos.
6th ser. I2: 172,
—— and Faith in Religion, Sabatier on.
Am. J. Theol. 9: 107.
— and Theology. (P. T. F orsyth) Hibbert J . 4: 63. '1
Liv. Age, 248: 18.
-- Decadence of Positive.
35: 47-
- Decay of. National, 41: 480. I Liv. Age, 237: 606,
(T. C. Hall)
(C. H. Parkhurst) Munsey,
— in Religion. (A. E. Garvie) Contemp. 86: 235.
-— — Old and New. (J. Goddard) N. Church R. 12:
321,
— — Philosophy of. (W. Ward) Hibbert J . II 67 7 -
— Sterrett on Freedom of. (James J. Fox) Ca_th.
World, 81: 657.
Authors, American, Abroad.
sey, 26: 774. .
— — Makers of Recent Chautauqua Literature.
Chaut. 35: 322.
— and Authorship, Sir Walter Besant upon.
65= 247-
— and Real Estate. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: I45.
— at their Work. (G. B. Burgin) Acad. 65: 719.
—— British, New Portraits of a Group of. (A. L. Co-
burn) Cent. 48: 11,
——- English, Habits of.
607.
—— —- Eminent, American View of. Pall Mall M. 28:
7,247-
— Famous, of New England, Thirty Years Ago.
P. Morris) Booklover’s M. 3: 343. -
—— The Lives of. (W. Raleigh) Scot. Hist. R. I: 1.
— “ Obligatory.” (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 79: I 33.
—— Right of Privacy of. (K. A, Graham) Putnam, 1:
124. . .
— Self-hypnosis of. (Morgan Robertson) Critic, 48:
215,
—- who have won “ Titles.” (A. Inkersley) Calif. M.
(G. W. Smalley) Mun-
Acad.
(M. MacDonagh) Cornh. 90:
(G.
-1
4i 9:-
Authors’ Letter Boxes. (S. E. White) Bookman, 21:
68; (Carolyn Wells) I 59; (G. B. McCutcheon) 286.
(E. Lefevre) 22: 27; (H. K. Vielé) 160; (E, W,
Townsend) 323.
Authors’ Loves, Stories of. (Clara E. Loughlin) Good
VV0rdS.44= 474-793-
Authors’ Own Copies. (G. R. Redgrave) Library, 11. s.
6: 251,
Authorship. (T. W. Higginson) Critic, 47: 163, —
(Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34$ 3!.
— and Artificiality. Bk. News, 23: I8.
— Autobiography of an Author. Acad. 62: 460.
138
63:
I -— for a Living. (Gilson Willets) World’s Work, 10:
673°-
—— Letters to a Young Writer.
-— The Word-business.
110: 420,
Auto-boat, The. (Cromwell Childe) Indep. 58: 1242,
—-the Latest Fad. (A. E. Beyfuss) Overland, n. s.
44: 640.
Auto—car, The.
Auto da Fé and Jew.
15: 413, 16: 135.
Auto da Fés, American.
Critic, 43: 50.
(R. Le Gallienne) Harper,
Bookman, 23: 544,
(E. N. Adler) Jew. Q. 14: 698.
(E. N. Adler) Jew. Q. 17:
69.
Autobiography of Aureola. (E. S. Phelps) Cent. 46:
109,
Autobiography of a Country Spinster.
620,
Indep. 61:
43
AUTOMOBILE
Autobiography of an Elderly Woman. Everybody’s,
I4: 625,
Autobiography of an Old Maid, The. Everybody’s,
I3: 839-
Autobiography of an Only Child, The. Everybody’s,
15: 692,
Autobiography of a Wandering Friar. (G- G. Coul-
ton) 19th Cent. 57! I009.
Autocracy and Bossism, Doom of. Outl. 82: 66.
— — Struggle of, in the Early Days of the Republic.
(E. P. Powell) Arena, 33: 13,
—— — in the Mid-era [U. S. 1815-60]. (E. P. Powell)
Arena, 34: 47, 277.
——and War. (J. Conrad) Fortn. 84: 1.:No. Am.
181: 33.
—— Dying Words of ; Delusions of Democracy, with por-
trait. (C. P. Pobedonostseif) Cosmopol. 40: 410,
— Secret of. (Alfred P. Dennis) Yale R. 14: 117,
Autocrat, The. (Mayne Lindsay) Chamb. J . 82: 481-
723-
Autograph Cliff, The. El Morro. (C. F. Lummis) Land
of Sun. 5:- 101.
Autograph-collections and MSS. on American History.
(Prof. Thruston) Sewanee, I0: 28,
Autograph Collector, Meditations of an.
line) Harper, 104: 969,
(A. H. Jo-
—- — J0line’s. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 32: 414,
Autographomaniac, Confessions of an. Indep. 56:
1195-
Autographs and Dedications. Californian, 1: 353, 528.
— Collecting of. (A. H. Joline) Indep. 542 2764.
— More about. (A. H. J oline) Indep. 57: 147,
—- Some Literary. (J . B. Ames) Critic, 49: 232,
Automata, Romance of. (H. R. Evans) Open Court,
19: 131,
Automobile, Advance of the. (A. Post) Indep. 60:
I333-
— Anatomy of the. (L. H. Johnson) Overland, n. s.
40: 163, '
— An Armor-plated. Army & Navy Life, 8: no. 9, 63.
— as an Aid to Business. (G. F. Whitney) Overland,
n. s. 403 93.
—as a Means of Country Travel. (H. P. Burchell)
Outing, 46: 536.
— as the Servant of Civilization. (B. O. Flower) Arena,
27: 93-
—— as a Vacation Agent. (W. F. Dix) Indep. 56: 1256,
—— Beginner with. (L. Vandervort) Outing, 40: 615,
— Birth of an. (Sigmund Kransz) World To-day, I0:
386.
— Camping out with an. (H. Wisby) Outing, 452 739.
—— Can I afford an. (A. N. Jervis) Everybody’ s, 9:
33. —— (H. Norman) World’s Work, 6: 3502.
—— Coming of the. (H. Norman) World’s Work, 5:
3304.
— The Conquering. (Georges Dupuy) Indep. 60: 844,
—Emergency Instructions. (J . D. Wright) Outing,
411 495-
-— Evolution of the. (L. Scott) Am. M. 61: 363.
— Flight of the. (R. G. Betts) Outing, 39: 392.
—for Rural Free Delivery. (Walden F awcett) Sci.
Am. 95: 84.
—for War Service. (J . H. A. Macdonald) Cassier,
22: 670.
—Forerunners of the. (F. M. Feldhaus) Sci. Am.
Supp. 61 : 25284,
—- From Coast to Coast in an. (M. C. Krarup) World’s
Work, 8: 4740.
— Frontiering in an. (P. Delany) Outing, 43: 131.
— Future of the. (Winthrop E. Scarritt) Cassier, 29:
427. —— (J. P. Holland) Munsey, 29: I71.
— Impressions by the Way. (F. A. Munsey) Munsey,
29: 181.
‘ — ~What it Costs to Run.
AUTOMOBILE
Automobile, in America.
403-
— in Business.
7°9-
— in Electioneering in England. Spec. 96: 90.
-—— in Industry. (H. Olerich) World’s Work, 10: 6715.
— in War. (T. B. Mott) Outing, 43: 273,
— Inside of an. (H. Fournier) Munsey, 26: 624,
— Laud Cruising by. (A. Post) Indep. 58: 1219.
—— The Low-priced. (W. E. Scarritt) Munsey, 29:
(F. A. Munsey) Munsey, 34:
(J . A. Kingman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29:
178.
—— Meaning of the. (W. J . Laughton) Outing, 40: 692.
-— of 1904. Outing, 43: 734. —— (T. A. Russell) Canad.
M. 23: 141.
— Seventy Miles an Hour in an.
Ctry Life Am. 8: 188,
-—— So1ne Aspects of the.
R. 19, no. 2: 58.
— A Source of Sensible Pleasure.
83= 173.
— Taking one Abroad.
— Triumph of the.
48: 145.
-— vs. the Railway. (S. Stewart) Engin. M, 25: 481,
(F. Overton) Ctry Life Am.
(A. H. Gleason)
(E. A. Greathed) Monthly
(W. F. Dix) Outl.
(W. Hale) Outing, 48: 365,
(A. H. Dutton) Overland, n. s.
10: 58.
-— What it has done for France.
Munsey, 34: 304,
Automobile Club of California.
land, 11. s. 40: 97.
Automobile Comments Interesting.
Overland, n. s. 40: 345.
Automobile Endurance. (C. A. Hawkins) Overland,
n. s. 402 III.
Automobile Engines, from the Operative Point of View.
(Rodolphe Mathot) Engin. M. 30: 5 5 5.
Automobile Incident, An. (E. Elliott) New Eng. M.
n. s. 28: 594.
Automobile J ourney of I 300 Miles.
Scrib. M. 39: 257.
Automobile Legislation; a Criticism and a Review.
(J . Scott-Montagu) No. Am. 179: 168.
Automobile Omnibuses, Public. (R. G. L. Markham)
Cassier, 30: 1.
Automobile Races, First Canadian.
M. 23: 429.
— Gordon-Bennett Cup Race.
ing. 421 I32-
—- Great Paris—Madrid Race.
sea 291 771.
— Racing through France for Records.
Outing, 47: 85.
— Vanderbilt Cup Race, 1906. Outing, 49: 259.
— -— and its Results. (Arthur N. Jervis) Everybody’s,
14: 3.
Automobile Racing. (W. P. Eaton) Am. M. 63: 174.
(F. A. Munsey)
(F. A. Hyde) Over-
(W. M. Gardiner)
(H. Norman)
(F. Kyle) Canad.
(H. P. Burchell) Out-
(J . P. Holland) Mun-
(A. Goodrich)
-— International. (F. M. Randolph) Outing, 42: 711,
— on Florida Beach. (O. L. Stevens) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 19.
Automobile Traflic and the Public Roads. (W. Gilbey)
19th Cent. 56: 723.
Automobile Trip in France. (C. . K. Crane) Indep.
58: 1351, '
Automobiles, America sets the Pace in.
chell) Outing, 45: 746.
— and Automobiling. (G. E. Latham) Munsey, 29:
161.
—— and their Problems.
M, 28: 407,
-— Annual Show of the Automobile Club of America.
Sci. Am. 95: 442.
—- Commercial, in Great Britain.
Cassier, 30: 221.
(H. F. Bur-
(J . Scott-Montagu) Pall Mall
(Ernest F. Mills)
44
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles, Driver the Real Test of. (A. Appleton)
Everybody’s, I0: 256,
— Dust from, Prevention of. (W. R. Cooper) Nature,
7% 485.
— for Every Use. (M. C. Krarup) World’s Work, I 3:
81
63.
—- for Everybody. (Harry B. Haines) World’s Work,
11: 7346.
—- Fourth International Exhibition at Paris. (W. L.
Warden) Outing, 39: 694,
—- Handling Racing. (A. H. Gleason) Ctry Life Am.
8: 407,
— The Heavy Motor Vehicle Industrially considered.
(J . McGeorge) Engin. M. 31: 378.
—— Horse-power in. (H. F ournier) Outing, 43: 479.
—- The Horseless Carriage, 1885-1905. (Claude John-
son) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 359.
— How to avoid Accidents. Outing, 47: 502.
— How to take Care of your Motor Car. Outing, 47:
372-
- How to Tour. (M. C. Krarup) Ctry Life Am. 6:
237-
— Improvements in. (G. E. Walsh) Cassier, 30: 124,
— in Alpine Climbing. (S. Heilig) Cent. 48: 605,
— in Canada. (A. G. Brown) Canad. M. 21: 327,
—— in the Country. (J . A. Kingman) Ctry Life Am. 2:
13 ,
— in 1834. (J. F. Lacey) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 102,
— in the United States. (R. G. Petts) Outing, 42: 167.
— Latest Types of Industrial. (L. Perissé) Engin. M.
28: 897.
— Mechanical Road Vehicles. (W. W. Beaumont) J .
800- Arts, 5H 894. 903, 910. 932.
— Mission of, in Rural Development.
man) Booklover’s M. 5: 339.
—— Motor-cars in the Present and Future.
_ Fortn. 86: 448.
— Motoring in England. (G. L. Dickinson) Indep. R.
1: 578. .
— Motoring with “ Mr. Croesus.”
45¢ 7°1-
—- the Motor Tyranny.
11: 15.
—- New York-Pittsburg Races, 1904.
Ctry Life Am. 5: 295.
— of 1905, American. (A. Schwalbach) Booklover’s
M- 5= 349-
— Paris-Vienna Motor-Car Races. (C. R. D’Esterre)
Engin. M. 23: 847.
—- Popular Motor Cars.
52: 478.
— The Public, the Motorist, and the Royal Commis-
sion. (H. Norman) Fortn. 85: 683.
—Race of the Four Nations, The. (E. E. Hawkes)
Munsey, 29: 801. '
— The Regulation of Motor-Cars. Quar. 205: 511,
— Reliable, at Moderate Prices. Outing, 41: 776.
— Serious Problem of. (A. Harmsworth) National,
40: 231,
(J . A. King-
(Cygnus)
(R. Bache) Outing,
(G. L. Dickinson) Indep. R.
(H. Souther)
(M. O’Gorman) J . Soc. Arts,
-— Sixth International Exposition at Paris. (I. Perissé)
Engin. M. 27: 75.
—- Speeding; the New American Sport. (E. R. Estep)
World To-day, 6: 252.
— Speeding of, in England. (W. Verner) Sat. R. 102:
79-
- Steam Cars for Public Service. (T. Clarkson) J .
Soc. Arts, 52: 234.
— Style in. (H. Wade) Ctry Life Am. 8: 449.
—- To the Arctic Circle in a Motor-car. (C. J . Glidden)
New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 603. ‘
— Transportation by. (J . B.Walker) Indep. 551 1333.
—- 20th Century Runabout. (E. Clavering) Munsey,

28: 387.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles, Unjust Laws for. Outing, 46: 639.
— Value of. (H. P. Burchell) Outing, 44: 122,
—— Women and. (M. Mullett) Outing, 482 500.
— Women as Chauifeuses. Outing, 44: 154.
Automobiling, Emergencies of. (J . D. Wright) Idler,
23= 49-
- in the Yosemite Valley.
land, 11. s. 40: 104,
(Dr. W. A. Club) Over-
—Luxury in. (H. B. Haines) Ctry Life Am. 10: 516,
Automobilist, Rights of the. (J . F arson) World To-
day. W 307-
Autonomy, Regeneration and Natural Selection. (O.
C. Glaser) Science, n. s. 201 I49.
Autophytography; a Process of Plant F ossilization.
(C. H. White) Am. J. Sci. 169: 231.
Autumn. Sat. R. 942 360.
— In. (M. A. Bacon) Harper, I05: 699.
—- in Cassiar. (C. Phillipps-Wolley) Cornh. 90: 680,
Autumn Foliage ; the Red Days. (E. P. Powell) Indep.
59: 899-
Autumn Leaves. (L. G. Giltner) Munsey, 36: 127. —
Spec. 97: 323.
— for Christmas Decoration.
Life Am. 11: 169.
Autumn Thoughts. (Edward Thomas) Atlan. 902 354.
Autumn Tints of Foliage. (P. O. Keegan) Nature,
69: 30,
Aux Italiens. (Kathleen Thompson) Overland, n. s.
441 604-
Auxiliary Verbs in the Romance Languages.
Fontaine) Univ. Neb. Stud. I: 3!.
Avalanches of the Alps. (G. G. Thomas) Chamb. J .
79: 628.
Avarice ; a Piece of Natural History for Worshippers
of the Money-God. (J . Rickaby) Am. Cath. Q. 29:
461. —
Avatar of Bishwas Dass; a story. (T. Hart-Davies)
Blackw. I74: 814.:-Liv. Age, 240: 212.
Avellaneda, G. G. de. Baltasar, performed in Ha-
vana, I906. (F. M. Noa) Poet-Lore, 17, no. 22
118
(A. R. Dugmore) Ctry
(J. A.
Avenging of Nantloola, a Tale of the Etchemins. (W.
C. Gaynor) Canad. M. 25: I16.
Aventine, the, A Ramble on. (M. Barrett) Month,
102: I 58.
Average Man in the Gospels. Spec. 88: 681.
— Outlook for, in a Non-competitive Society. (A.
Show) Ednca. R. 24: 1o9.=Univ. of Ohio. Rec.
6: 369.
Averted Stepmother, The.
112: 577,
Avery, Samuel Putnam, with portrait. (R. Sturgis)
Colum. Univ. Q. 71 I4.—(F. J. Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 79: I52.
Avesta, The Age of the, from a Critical Point. (L.
(C. F. Aiken) Cath. Univ. Bull. 3:
(M. Manning) Harper,
Mills) Asia. R. 37: I12.
— and the .Bible.
243-
— and the Veda, The Comparative Claims of. (L.
Mills) Asia. R. 35: no,
— Arohangels of the. (L. H. Mills) Open Court, 20:
616,
— First Gatha of the. (L. C. Casartelli) Dub. R. 133:
260.
— Ninth Gatha of the. (L. C. Casartelli) Dub. R.
135: 382
-— the Persian Biblical Edicts, and the Achaemenian
Inscriptions. (L. H. Mills) Crit. R. I3: 125,
Avignon, France. (S. Beale) Am. Arch. 80: 43,
Avocets and Spoonbills. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 100: 3o4_
—— Fighting. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 100: 398,
Avon Gorge, The. Acad. 69: 1028,
Avowals. (G. Moore) Lippinc. 72: 343-697. 73: 99, 168.
45
' Babylon.

BABYLON
Awakening, The ; a problem story.
Overland, n. s. 452 39.
Awakening of Helena Ritchie, The. (Margaret De-
land) Harper, 112: 165-856, 113: 239,
Awakening of the Lieutenant-Governor, The ; a story.
(S. K. Glaspell) Munsey, 31: 660.
Awakening of Simon Zacharias, The. Overland, n. s.
(E. P. Spear)
45: 50°-
Away. (W. B. Yeats) Fortn. 77: 726,
Awkward Question, The; a story.
Harper, I13: 68.
Axe, Double, House of the. (L. Dyer) Nation, 74:
440.
Axioms, Applied. (A. Sidgwick) Mind, 30: 42.
Axinite, Chemical Composition of. (W. E. Ford) Am.
J. Sci. I65: 195.
Axoloti, Mexican. (H. Cadow) Nature, 67: 330.
Ayacucho; the Spanish Waterloo of South America
(F. M. Noa) Arena, 36: 255,
Ayame; a story. Macmil. 90: 205,
Ayton, R. Review of his “ Essays and Sketches of
Character,” I325. Gent. M. n. s. 751 62 a.
Azalea Garden in the South, A Great. (O. B. Capen)
,Ctry Life Am. 7: 474.
Azay-le-Rideau Chateau. (R.Whiteing‘) Cent. 48: 370.
Aziz, Muley, Mind of. (P. Bigelow) Indep. 57: 75.
(M. H. Vorse)
Azores, The. (W. H. Jaques) Californian, 6: 461,
— An Artist in the. (W. Jenkins) Studio (Internat.)
18: 173,
— Folk-Lore of the. (M. L. Dames and E. Seeman)
Folk-Lore, I4: 125,
Aztec Remains in Mexico.
Aztecs, Mexico and the.
444-
— of Yesterday and To-day, The.
per, 106: 37.
Azusa, Cal. (M. M. Bowman) Land of Sun. 4: 93.
Am. Antiq. 24: 228.
(S. Y. Stevenson) Chaut. 38:
(A. Hrdlicka) Har-
B. Jones, Butcher.
510,
Baalbek, Ruins of. (D. Hunter) Cosmopol. 37: 21.
Babar, Emperor, in Habibussiyar. (H. Beveridge)
Asia. R. 41: 79.
Babcock, Stephen M.
87
(Samuel H. Adams) McClure, 27:
(H. F. John) World’s Work, 6:
36 .
Babcock Milk Test. Wis. Alum. M. 2: 313.
Babe Ranclolph’s Turning-point; a war story. (R. A.
Wason) McClure, 23: 464.
Babel and Bible. See Babylon.
— Tower of. (Morris Jastrow) Indep. 58: 822,
Babes of the Highway; a story. (O. L. Lampson)
Blackw. I74: 800, : Liv, Age, 239: 805,
Babies at Play. (J . R. McCrady) Char. I4: 973.
— Giving away. (Ada Patterson) Cosmopol. 39: 405.
— of the Tenements, How to Save. (V. M. Walker)
Char. I4: 975.
—— of Various Parts of the World. (M. West) Every-
b0dy’s, 9! 748-
- Oriental, Notes on. (Edith E. Wood) Am. Anthro-
p01- 5= 659-
Babism. (P. Carus) Open Court, I8: 35 5, 398.
Baby and the Camel; Stories of the Egyptian Colony
of New York. (M. A. Hamm) Cent. 48: 415.
Baby from Ruggles’s Dip. (K. W. Hamilton) Cent.
43: 624-
Baby goes A-fishing. (C. T. Brady) Lippinc. 74: 56.
Baby Olney’s “ Cure.” (A. M. Shaw) Outing, 48: 609,
(L. Jebb) Longm. 44: 168. = Liv. Age,
242: 268,
—-— and the Bible. (F. Delitzsch) Open Court, I6: 209,
263. 17: 325. 20: 134, 266. — (T. K. Cheyne)
Hibbert J. 2: 65. -—(E. Kiinig) Am. J. Theol. g:
4°5-
_ Bach, Johann Sebastian.
BABYLON
Babylon and the Bible. Letters of Emperor William
and Prof. Delitzsch. Bib. World, 23: 378.
—— in Jewish Law. (L. N. Dembitz) Jew. Q. 19: 109,
Babylonia and Civilization. (C. F. Lehmann) 19th
Cent. 54: 269.=Liv. Age, 239: 686,
- Boscawen’s History of. Ath. ’04, 1: 297,
- Chronology and History of. (G. Bertin) Roy. Hist.
Soc. n. s. 5: I.
- Devils and Evil Spirits of, Thompson on. (J . P.
Peters) Nation, 81: 282. - Ath. ’04, 2: 103,
- Exploration and Discovery in. (R. F. Harper) Am.
Antiq. 26: 177.
- Legal Code of.
256.
— Myths and Laws of, and the Bible. (J . Offord)
Am. Antiq. 25: 258.
Babylonian and Assyrian Imprecations; translation.
(R. F. Harper) Bib. World, 24: 26,
Babylonian-Assyrian Sculpture, Meaning of the Ring
and Rod in. (A. E. Whatham) Bib. World, 26:
120,
Babylonian Calendar. Amer. Antiq. 28: 2 51.
Babylonian Creation Story. (Morris J astrow) Science,
11, s. 21: 802,
Babylonian Culture in Canaan.
Antiq. 27: 317-
Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. (J . P. Peters) Nation, 83: 149.
Babylonian Inscriptions in the British Museum. Liv.
Age, 234: 121,
Babylonian Literature. Cry of the Penitcnt.
Houghton) Bib. World, 22: 49.
—— Hymns to Tammus. (J . Offord) Am. Antiq. 26: 337.
- Prayers from the Neo-Babylonian Historical In-
scriptions. (R. F. Harper) Bib. World, 23: 428.
Babylonian Penitential Psalms; translation. (R. F.
Harper) Bib. World, 23: 358.
Babylonian Researches, Recent, Zoroaster’s Era in.
(M. N. Kuka) Asia. R. 36: I22.
Bacchylides, Jebb’s edition. Ath. ’o6, 1: 39.
- Poems of. (R. Y. Tyrrell) Acad. 69: 1030.
(J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
98: 790. — (W. Armstrong) Chant. 40: 52. —(With
life and bibliography) Mast. in Music, 4: 241.
- Celebrations. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 101: 391,
- Music of, in Churches. Acad. 68: 240.
- Organ Works, Registration of. (F. Peterson) Music,
22: 217.
- Young on.
Bache, Sarah, Portrait of.
106: 796.
Bacheller, Irving. (E. F. Harkins) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34:
165,
Bachelor, The; a poem. (S. Hesselrigge) Gent. M.
n. s. 72: 517.
Bachelor of Elements, A. (Nelson Lloyd) Scrib. M.
39: 469-
Bachelor Apartment in the Ansonia, New York. (J .
H. Freedlander) Archit. R. 12: 124,
(A. H. Sayce) Am. J. Theol. 8:
(A. H. Sayce)
(L. S.
(J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 93: 296.
(W. S. Howard) Harper,
Nation,
Bachelor’s Degree, The. (J . .H. Penniman)
81: 503, -
Bachelor’s Fancy. (Alice Brown) Atlan. 93: 37.
Bachelor’s Ward, A; a story. (S. B. Kennedy)
Everybody’s, 6: 235.
Bachelors of Braggy. (S. MacManus) Atlan. 93: 597.
Back-footed Beings. (A. T. C. Cree) Folk-Lore, 17:
131,
Back Seat, A. (F. J . Davey) Good Words, 43: 577,
Back to Indiana. (E. E. Peake) Harper, 111: 658.
Back to Mother Earth. (L. W. C. Tuthill) Indep. 60:
855.
Back Track, The; a story. (M. P. Pogue) Outing,
41: 41. -
46
BACTERIAL
Back-yard, Beautifying the Urban.
Outl. 78: 75.
- Improvement of the. (W. E. Britton) Ctry Life
Am. 3: 214.
Back-yard Garden.
6: 356.
Backgammon, Chess and, Invention of.
erty) Am. Antiq. 25: 255.
Background, Brightness of, Effect of.
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Backsets in Jersey. (S. Merwin) Outl. 80: 503.
Backstairs ; an essay. (G. S. Street) Acad. 66: 495.
Backward, Society’s Duty to the. (A. G. Spencer)
Chor. 12: 875,
Backward Boys, Training, in Georgia. (Martha Berry)
World’s Work, 8: 4986,
Backward Trail of the Saxon, The. (J . Fox, jr.) Scrib.
M- 37‘ 274-
Bacon, Alice Mabel, on Japanese Girls and Women.
Bk. News, 21: 237.
Bacon, Francis, and the Modern University. (E. O.
Sisson) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 320.
- as a Poet. (G. O’Neill) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 91.
- Bilateral Cipher and its Application. (W. W.
Greg) Library, 11. s. 3: 4:.
- Cipher, Omnia Per Omnia. (H. Thurston) Month,
99: 149-
See Shakespeare, W., Authorship.
- Claims of, on the Homage of Posterity.
Westm. 160: 211,
- Married Life of. (E. Manson) Temp. Bar, 132: 439.
- Moral Teaching of. (Michael Macmillan) Internat.
J. Ethics, 17: 55. ‘
- Philosopher, Law Reformer, Lord Chancellor.
(E. M.) Am. Law Rev. 40: 28.
- Shakespeare, Harvey, and Dr. Knott.
Greenwood) Westm. 164: 552.
- Some Questions of Legal Ethics suggested by his
Career. (R. L. Ashurst) Green Bag, 18: 503.
--Was he a Poet? (G. Stronach) Fortn. 83: 498. =
Liv. Age, 245: 331,
Bacon, John H., with portrait.
M. of Art, 26: 193.
Bacon, Michael, and his Descendants. N. E. Reg.
56: 364.
Bacon, Robert. (F. A. Munsey) 34: 185.
Bacon, Roger, Friar. (E. S. Holden) Pop. Sci. Mo.
I 60: 255. -
Bacteria and Ice. (G. C. Frankland) Longm. 40: 257.
==Ecl. M. 139: 519. -—-Liv. Age, 234: 432.
- and a Simple Method of Making Photomicrographs.
(E. W. Duckwall) Science, 11. s. 21: 484,
- Classification of. (F. D. Chester) Science, 11. s. 21:
(B. D. Knobs)
(W. H. Colwell) Ctry Life Am.
(H. G. Rav-
(Grace M.
(J . Knott)
(G. G.
(Marion H. Dixon)
485-
- Effect of Freezing. (E. F. Smith and D. B.
Swingle) Science, n. s. 21: 481,
- Effects of Drying upon. (K. F. Kellerman and T.
D. Beckwith) Science, 11. s. 23: 471,
- The Good. (E. Woad) Everybody’s, 9: 613,
- in Modern Agriculture. (A. Schneider) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 63: 333-
- Luminous. (J . E. Barnard) Nature, 65: 536.
— Nitrogen-Fixing. (J . G. Lipman) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62:
I37-
- of Leguminous Plants. (G. Clarke-Nuttall) Longm.
41: 1 19,
- Shipping, on Cotton. (H. A. Harding) Science, 11. s.
24: 122,
— Struggle for Existence among. (H. W. Conn) Indep.
54: 2887.
Bacterial Flora. (C. A. Herter) Science, 11.‘ s. 24: 859.
Bacterial Spot; a Carnation Disease. (A. F. Woods)
Science, 11. s. 18: 537.
BACTERIOLOGY
Bacteriology, American Society of, 3d Annual Meeting,
Chicago, 1902. (H. W. Conn) Science, 11. s. 15:
I.
——- — 7th Annual Meeting. Science, 11. s. 23: 205.
— Contagious Diseases. (H. W. Conn) Chaut. 40: 158.
— Determinative, Chester on. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature,
65: 506,
—— Food, Drink, and Sewage. (H. W. Conn) Chant.
4o: 71,
— Methods of Isolating Colon Bacilli. (S. C. Prescott)
Science, 11. s. 16: 671,
—— Nature of the Specific Bacterial Toxins. (V. C.
Vaughan) Science, 11. s. 16: 312.
—— New Science of. (J. H. Stoller) Indep. 54: 340.
— New Species of Bacterium Pathogenic to Trout
(M. C. Marsh) Science, 11. s. 16: 706.
-— Schmidt and Weis’s Die Bakterien.
Science, 11. s. 16: 146,
— Simple, for Public Schools. (Lillian Chapin) Pop.
Sci. Mb. 66: 474,
—- Sphere of. (E. O. Jordan) Science, 11. s. 20: 657.
Bad Langenschwalbach. (Maud Howe) Lippinc. 76:
603,
Badger, Peculiar Habit of the. (T. B. Comstock) Sci-
ence, n. s. 20! 923.
Badgers and their Ways.
421 444-
Baedeker, K., an Appraiser-in-Chief.
Lib. 3: 54. .
Baedeker, House of. (J. F. Muirhead) Outl. 83: 224.
Baiedeker in the Making. (J. F. Muirhead) Atlan.
97: 648.
Baer, G. F., Master-spirit of the Anthracite Industry.
(Frederic William Unger) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33:
(H. W. Conn)
(H. A. Bryden) Longm.
(G. Iles) Pub.
545'
Baer, K. Ernst von, and the Rise of Embryology. (W.
A. Lacy) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 97.
— The Law of. (O. C. Glaser) Science, 11. s. 16: 976.
Baertsoen, Albert, Recent Etchings of. (H. F rantz)
Studio (Internat.) 30: 39.
Baetylia. (G. F. Moore) Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 7: I98.
Bagasse as Fuel, Value of. (F. N. G. Gill) J. Soc.
Arts, 49: 517.
Bagatelle, Chateau. (A. Laugel) Nation, 77: 132.
Bagdad Imbroglio, The Latin Rapprochement and.
Fortn. 79: 809.
Bagdad Railway, The. (D. G. Hogarth) National, 39:
462. —Asia. R. 36: 380. —(E. J. Dillon) Contemp.
83: 732.
—- and the Turkish Customs. (A. G. Bell) Contemp.
901 359- '
——- in relation to Great Britain. Sat. R. 951 477.
Bagpipe, The. (J. H. MacMichael) Antiq. n. s. 40: 1 10.
——- in India. (D. N. Reid) Asia. R. 42: 138.
Bahama Islands and the Caribbees. (A. K. Fiske)
Chaut. 39: I15.
—Expedition of the Geographical Society of Balti-
more. (G. B. Shattuck) Science, 11. s. 18: 427.
— G. B. Shattuck on. Science, 11. s. 21: 953,
—- vs. Tortugas as a Station for Research.
Mayer) Science, 11. s. 18: 369.
Bahama Negroes, Items of Folk-lore from. (M. Clavel)
Am. Folk-Lore, 17: 36.
Baigha ; National Game of Turkestan. (James Locke)
Scrib. M. 38: 233.
Baile and Ailinn; a poem. (W. B. Yeates) Monthly
R. 8, no. I: 156.
Bailey, Joseph. Cosmopol. 41, no p.
Bailey, Philip James. Ath. ’02, 2: 350. —(E. Gosse)
Critic, 41: 456. =Fortn. 78: 759. =Liv. Age, 235:
769. :Ecl. M. 140: 218.
— Festus, Passing of. (T. W. Higginson) Nation, 75:
241, ,
(A. G.
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BALFOUR
Bailly, J. S., Memoirs of. (F. M. Fling) Univ. Neb.
Stud. 3: 331.
Baily, Edward Hodges.
Eaton) Art J. 55: 331.
Bain, Alexander. Blackw. 176: 95.
— Autobiography. Ath. ’o4, 1: 806. -—Sat. R. 98: 81,
— Last of the “ English School” of Philosophers. (R.
S. Rait) F ortn. 82: 38,
— Philosophy of. (W. L. Davidson) Mind, 29: 161.
Baino. (H. Fielding) Macmil. 86: 436.=Liv. Age,
235: 599'
Baird, Spencer F. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Pop. Sci. Mo.
68: ~
(G. D. Leslie and F. A.
Bait Act, Enforcing the.
82: 636.
Baker, Gen. Edward D.
1: 422.
Baker, John G., Obituary Notice of. J. Frankl. Inst.
153: 141.
Baker, Lorenzo D., and Jamaica.
jr.) World’s Work, 11: 7295.
Baker, Marcus, with portrait.
Geog. M. 15: 40,
Baker City, Oregon. N at’l M. (Bost.) 18: 132,
Baker, Mt., Ascent of. (G. C. Cantwell) Outing, 44:
(P. T. M’Grath) Chamb J.
(E. B. Jerome) Californian,
(Eugene P. Lyle,
(W. H. Dall) Nat.
p
9.
Bakersfield, Kern County, California. Out West, 17:
51 1 ,
Bakewell, C. M., Reply to. (C A. Strong) Philos. R.
131 337-
Baku, A Visit to. (Lord Ronaldshay) National, 46:
289.: Liv. Age, 2471 297-
Balaam. (H. M. WVhitney) Bib. Sac. 63: I 50.
— Story of, Literary Problems of. (Julius A. Bewer)
Am. J. Theol. 9: 238. .
Balance of Power in Europe. (E. Maxey) Arena, 31:
231,
“ Balance of Trade,” Origin of the Phrase. (W. H.
Price) Q. J. Econ. 20: 157.
Balances, The Mystery of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 71.
Balancing Burglar; a story. (A. E. King) Canad. M.
20: 66.
Balaton, Lake. Nature, 75: 79,
Balbus, Hieronymus, in Paris. (P. S. Allen) Eng. Hist.
R. 17: 417.
Baldwin, W. H., jr. (O. G. Villard) So. Atlan. Q. 51
30. — With portrait. (G. R. Nutter) Harv. Grad.
M. 13: 369,
— A Life of Service. Cent. 47: 800.
Baldwin Locomotive VVorks, Apprenticeship at. (S.
M. Vauclain) Engin. M. 27: 321.
——- Labor System at. (J. W. Converse) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 1. = Cassier, 23: 656,
Baler Church, Defense of. (H. M. Reeve) Cent. 48:
293-
Balfour, Arthur J. (G. W. Smalley) Indep. 54: 1751.
—(J. McCarthy) Outl. 71: 959. — With portrait.
(A. W. Low) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 161.—With
portrait. (T. P. O’Connor) Everybody’s, 7: 265. —"'-
Pall Mall M. 28: 1.
— and Chamberlain. Nation, 77: 277.
— and the Constitution. (J. A. Spender) Indep. R. 61
132,
— and his Government. Sat. R. 98: 192.
—- and his Opportunities. (Sir G. Parker) No. Am.
175: 433-
— and Retaliation. (G. S. Lefevre) Fortn. 80: 941.
-— and the Unionist Party. Fortn. 85: 409.
—- as Economist and Fiscal Reformer. (R. Rea) Con-
temp. 86: 621,
— as Leader of the House of Commons.
Contemp. 86: 765.
— as a Peacemaker. Sat. R. 97: 320.
(J. E. Ellis)
BALFOUR
Balfour, Arthur J ., as Sophist. (H. Jones) Hibbert J .
33452-
-- Essays and Addresses. Spec. 94: 288. ——Indep. R.
6: 111,
—— Fall of the Government of. Ed. R. 203: 263.
— Fiscal Leadership of. (W. P. Groser) F ortn. 85: 331.
— the Fiscal Problem, and England’s Fate. (L. W.
Burrell) Westm. I61: 161,
— his Leadership of the House of Commons. (E. B.
Iwan-Miiller) Fortn. 82: 198,
-— Letters to Literary Statesman. (Alciphron) Atlan.
95= 564-
—— Loquitur. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 81: 391.
-— Mr. Balfour’s Device. Westm. I63: 488.
-- on National Jealousies. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75:
415-
- a Political F abius Maximus. (W. Ward) I9th Cent.
571 877.
— Record of. Sat. R. 100: 740.
-- Results of Balfourism. (J. A. Spender) Contemp.
88: 479.
— The Specialist in Downing Street. (K. Wilkinson)
Fortn. 82: 79. '
—— Stevenson and Henley.
74¢ 54-
— An Unconstitutional Minister.
ham) Contemp. 88: 118,
Balkan Peninsula, Structure of, Prof. Cvijic on.
Peucker) Geog. J. I91 735.
Balkan Proposal, A. (Felix J . Koch) Overland, n. s.
165
Question, Villari’s. (G. Pollak) Nation, 80:
(G. L. Kittredge) Nation,
(H. W. Massing-
(K.
47 :
Balkan
424-
Balkan States, The. (W. E. Curtis) Nat. Geog. M.
14: 45-
- Aflame. (Economist) Liv. Age, 238: 635.
—— and the Powers. (H. P. Judson) World To-day, 5:
1289.
-- A Blaze in. (M. E. Durham) Monthly R. 112, no.
3: 54.=Ecl. M. 141: 663. =Liv. Age, 239: 1.
—— British Policy and. (H. D. Wolff) Monthly R. 13:
no. 1: 55.
— European Policy and. (M. A. Gerothwohl) Monthly
R. 13, no. 2: 43.
—— Freedom and Servitude in. (N. Buxton) Westm.
159: 481.
— Future of. (H. Vivian) Fortn. 81: 1038.
—- The Powder-magazine in the Near East. Spec. 94:
775-
-—- Problem of. (A. L. Snowden) No. Am. 177: 365.
— Problem of Italy and America in.
Indep. 55: 1957.
— Question of. (J . Westlake) 19th Cent. 60: 889,
— The Rising in. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 77: 223.
——Situation in, 1904. (H. Law) Indep. R. 2: 244.—
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 144.
—— Storm Center in. (A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci. Mo.
64=I73-
—Unrest in. Monthly R. 11, no. 1: 69, =Ecl. M.
141: 107. =Liv. Age, 237: 326.
Balkistan. See Balkan States.
Ball, Wilfrid. (H. M. Cundall) Art J. 57: 219.
— Lincoln; an etching. Art J . 58: 138,
Ball, Batting a. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 420.
Ball Punching, Art of. (M. Donovan) Outing, 40: 54,
Ballad, The. In Old Ballad Days. (G. A. Pierce)
Chaut. 351 595.
-- The Saga and the. (H. Ibsen) Contemp. 90: 318.
Ballad of Father Hudson ; a poem. (Bliss Carman)
Outl. 72: 805.
Ballad of Messengers, A. (Louise I. Guiney) Scrib.
M. 40: 730.
Ballad Poetry. Ed. R. 197: 303.
48
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BALTIC
Ballade of our Dreams, A; a poem.
Munsey, 293 419.
Ballade of Poor Souls. (M. Monahan) Atlan. 90: 793.
Ballade of St. M3.rtin’s Clock. (L. H.) Cornh. 89:
(C. Scollard)
393-
Ballads, Border. Ed. R. 204: 306.
-'— Dramatic Element in Popular. (G. M. Miller) Univ.
of Cin. Stud. 1: 1.
— in the Border Minstrelsy, Source of Some.
Lang) Folk-Lore, 13: 191,
—— of the Border. Blackw. I72: 651,
— of the People. (M. McDonagh) 19th Cent. 54: 458.
— on the Bishops’ Wars, 1638-40. (C. H. Firth) Scot.
Hist. R. 3: 257.
— Origins of. (A. Lang) Folk-Lore, 14: 147.
— Traditional, in New England. (P. Barry) J . Am.
Folk-Lore, I8: 123, 191, 291,
Ballard of Broken Heart. (Grace M. Cooke) Lippinc.
781 498.
Ballay, M. Geog. J . I9: 646.
Ballet, The. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 101: 614.
—- in England, Decline of. (S. L. Bensusan) Macmil-
n. s. 1: 595.
Ballin, Hugo. (Homer St. Gaudens) Critic, 47: 497.
Ballooning as a Sport. (G. DeGeofroy) Cent. 451
713. -— (Julian P. Thomas) Appleton’s M. 8: 515.
— Military. (F. P. Lahm) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 38:
509.
—— The New Sport. (A. W. Rolkoy) Am. M. 63: 65,
— over the Alps. (J . I. McCallum) World’s Work, 7:
(A.
4578.
— Perils and Pleasures of. (J . P. Thomas) Cosmopol.
421 I79-
— Pleasures of. (A. Santos-Dumont) Indep. 58: 1225,
— Scientific. (W. N. Shaw) Nature, 65: 224,
— Yachting among the Clouds. (A. Denison) Outing,
41: 70,
Balloons and Kites in Meteorology. (W. H. Dines)
Nature, 74: 35.
— The Conquest of the Air. (B. Meiklejohn) World’s
Work, 13: 8283,
— Experiences in. (J . P. Thomas) World’s Work, I 3:
8274.
— in Warfare. (J . M. Bacon) Macmil. 90: 108,
— -— Use of. (E. H. Stuart Bruce) J . Soc. Arts, 50:
2
—- Law-of. (W. A. McClean) Green Bag, 16: 464.
— War, of To-day. (W. G. F itz-Gerald) World To-
day.9= 749.
Ballot, Boodle and, in St. Louis. (Lee Meriwether)
Arena, 33: 43.
—Improved, in Practice. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81:
415-
— New York’s Impossible. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81:
395-
Ballot and Registration Laws, where they Fail. (H.
D. Bruns) Chaut. 371 437.
Ballot-box, Ethics in the. Cent. 49: 494.
Ballot Laws and the Election, 1904. (P. L. Allen)
Nation, 79: 428.
—- and their Workings. (P. L. Allen) Pol. Sci. Q: 21:
38.
— Good and Bad. (VV. B. Shaw) Outl. 81: 863.
Ballygunge Cup; a story. (W. A. Fraser) Canad. M.
23: 451, .
Ballyomalley, Day in. (A. Goodrich) Outing, 47: 694.
Balm; a poem. (V. W. Cloud) Atlan. 90: 124.
Balochi, Persia, Folk-lore of. (M. L. Dames) Folk-
Lore, 3: 252.
Baltic Expedition, The, and Northern Treaties of
1715. (J . F. Chance) Eng. Hist. R. 17: 443.
Baltic Fleet, Russian, and the Northeast Passage. No.
Am. 179: 161.
_— The Hotel Belvedere.
BALTIC
Baltic Fleet, Voyage of the. (H. W. Wilson) National,
44: 617. :Liv. Age, 244: 45.
See Japan Sea, Battle of.
Baltic Provinces, The. (Prince Lieven) Indep. R. 11 ¢
69.
Baltéc Sea Sloop, On a. (J . B. Connolly) Scrib. M.
1: 663.
Baltimore. (H. James) No. Am. 183: 250.
— Cathedral, Centenary of. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ.
Bull, 12: 226.
—- Civic Art in. (J . Dannenberg) Craftsman, 9: 202.
— Fire in, 1904. (S. H. Ranck) Indep. 56: 422. — (J.
M. Rogers) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29¢ 298. — Bank. M.
(Lond-) 77¢ 493-
— — Emergency was met by Local Co-operation. (W.
S. Ufford) Char. 11: 133.
—- — Lessons of. (J. S. Sewell) Am. Arch. 85: 11. -
(W. J. Fryer) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 303.
— Fire Relief in. (J . R. Brackett) Char. 12: 602.
Archit. R. 11: 177.
— Mural Decorations of C. Y. Turner at. (J . W. Pat-
tison) Studio (Internat.) 24: lvii,
— One Year after the Fire. (D. A. Willey) R. of Rs.
(N, Y.) 31: 184.
— Organized Charity in. Char. 9: 37.
—— Race—problem in. (J . C. Rose) N ation, 77: 497.
— under its New Charter. (W. Reynolds) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 168.
Baltistan, Ibex-shooting in the Mountains of. (J . C.
Grew) Harper, 112: 541.
Baluchistan. See Beluchistan.
Balzac, Honoré de. (Hall Frye) Indep. 54: 2I.—(M.
F. Sandars) Fortn. 82: 492.=Liv. Age, 243: 89.
— With portrait. (A. E. Hancock) Booklover’s
M. 2: 477. — Bk. News, 22: 1223,- (Mary F, San-
dars) Temp. Bar, 133: 385.
-— and Madam Hanska. (Vicomte de Spoelberich do
Lovenjoul) Bookman, 14: 479, 604. 15: 74.
— as Playwright. (W. Littlefield) Critic, 41: 246.
—- Dinner with, in a Lunatic Asylum. (Max Tirand)
Critic, 46: 454.
— his Life and Writings.
R. 18, no. 2: I63.
— Letters to Mme. Hanska.
— The Lesson of. (H. James) Atlan. 96: 166,
—-— The Personal. (A. H.) Bookman, 14: 613.
— Sandars’s Life and Writings of. Spec. 94: 86.-
Sat. R. 99: 112. —— (A. R. Marble) Dial, 38: 413.
— Short Stories. (F. Brunetiere) Critic, 43: 306.
— Some Aspects of. (J . D. Bruce) Sewanee, 10: 257.
— Stendhal, and Merimée, Rebell’s. (A. Laugel) Na-
tion, 76: 108, 149,
Balzac, Madame Honoré de.
Critic, 45: 238.
Bamberger, Louis ; Traits in the Life of a Great Ger-
man Liberal. (Lily Wolffsohn) Gent. M. n. s. 72:
296, 397.
Bamboos for Every Part of the United States. (W. E.
Pendleton) Ctry Life Am. 7: 466.
(Mary F. Sandars) Monthly
Temp. Bar, 133: 399.
(Princess Radziwill)
Bamboula, The. (H. C. Rowland) Outl. 78: 133.
Ban of Wodelok, The. (J . R. Oliver) Chamb. J . 79,
sup .
Ban-dogge, The; a Hallowe’en Phantasy. (D. Beard)
Arena, 32: 523.
Banana, Story of the. (G. C. Nuttall) Longm. 39:
320,
Bananas. Chamb. J . 81: 46.
— Raising and Sale of. (T. Robinson) Out West, 17:
33-
Bancroft, Cecil F. P. (C. F. Palmer) Educa. 22:. 257,
-—(G. D. Pettee) School R. 10: 257.
Bancroft, Mrs. George. Letters from England in
1846-42 Scrib. M- 35¢ 163-424-
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BANK
Bancroft, John Chandler, Artistic Woodworker. (T.
Armstrong) Art J. 54: 115,
Bancroft Historical Library, California. (Frances F.
Victor) Californian, 6: 487,
— Report on. (R. G. Thwaites) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: 126,
— Some of the Material in. Pub. Lib. 11: 60.
Bancroft Pedigree. (J. H. Lea) N. E. Reg. 56: 197.
Bancrofts, Memorials of the. (A. Bates) N ation, 78:
128,
Band, The. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 271,
— Military, The German. (Capt. Von Fritzenstein)
Army & Navy Life, 8, no. 9: 25,
Bandelier, A. F., with portrait. (C. F. Lummis) Land
of Sun. 13: 158.
Bands and Music, Military. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35¢ 99.
-— Church and Village Choirs of the Past Century.
(F. W. Galpin) Antiq. n. s. 42: 101.
Bangkok; Venice of the Far East. (F. Mury) Cath.
World, 76: 159.
Bangor, Me. (E. M. Blanching) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17:
800.
Bank, Credit Department of a.
M. (N. Y.) 72: 408,
— Economic, Lesson of the. Bank. M. (Lond.) 80: 5,
— International, Establishment of an. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 69: 5.
—— Modern, Credit Ledger for.
(C. W. Reihl) Bank.
64.
— National,and Other Banks. Bank.M. (N. Y.) 65: 21.
— — in Switzerland. (J. Landman) Q. J . Econ. 20:
468.
—- — Issue of an Asset Currency by. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
66: 529.
-— of England, Andreades’s. Sat. R. 99: 115.
-— —— and the Money Market. Bank. M. (Lond.) 81:
353, 532.-—Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 5, 325.
—-— — Concerning the Bank Rate. (H. Withers) Cornh.
94: 797.
— — Growing Strain of.
(N. Y.) 72: 821.
—- — Issue Department of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 76: 113.
— — The Rate. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 83: 337.
— — Weekly Accounts of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66: 84.
— of France. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66: 238.
— — Provident Funds connected with the.
(Lond.) 82: 126.
-— —- Retiring and other Provident Funds of the.
Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 185.
— — Transactions for 1901. Bank. M. (Lond.) 74: I50.
— — — for 1903. Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 168.
— —- — for 1905. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 156,
— of Germany, The Imperial. Bank. M. (Lond.) 78:
196. 82: 199.
— —- 1876-1900. Bank. M. (Lond.) 73: 372.
—-— — Report of, for 1902. Bank. M. (Lond.) 76¢ 169.
— — — for 1904. Bank. M. (Lond.) 80: 208,
—- of the Netherlands. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 621.
—of the U. S., Jackson’s War on. (G. F. Mellen)
Sewanee, 10: 56,
—— Practical Work of a. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 54.
65: 56. 66: 75. 67: 64. 68: 238.
—-— State. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66: 255, 391, 704.
— Value of an Independent Examination of a.
M. (N. Y.) 170: 92.
— Workings of a Model. (Will Payne) World’s Work,
9: 5872,
Bank Advertising, Some Observations on.
Sypherd) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73¢ 1003.
Bank Auditor, The. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64¢ 332.
Bank Buildings, The Planning of. (P. Sawyer) Archit.
R. 12: 25,
Bank Cashier, Making of a. Everybody’s, 9¢ 536-
(W. R. Lawson) Bank. M.
Bank. M.
Bank.
(H. M.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: -
BANK
' Bank Checks, Cancelled. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69: 920.
—- Extension of the Use of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 7.
Bank Circulation, Increase in the. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
69: 11,
Bank Clerk, The Successful, of the Future.
M. (N. Y.) 70: 601,
Bank Clerks, American Institute of. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
67: 989.
— and Civil Service. Bank. M. 65: 76.
-—— The National Convention of. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
Bank.
71 . 7.
Bank Consolidation. (H. White) Nation, 77: 107.
Bank Counter, The Incident of the. (J . Pendleton)
Good Words, 46: 789.
Bank Credit, its Character and Uses. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
70: 592.
Bank Credits. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70: 586.
Bank Currency, Twenty Years of, Based on General
Commercial Assets. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 387.
Bank Defalcations — their Causes and Cures. (E. P.
Moxey) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 32.
Bank Furniture, Modern, and Fittings. (M. S. Kelley)
Archit. R. 12: 32.
Bank Holiday, on Hampstead Heath. (R. D. Paine)
Outing, 46: 416,
Bank Investment, Commercial Paper as. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 66: 511.
Bank Looters and Examiners.
83: I35.
Bank-note Issues in Sweden, Centralization of.
W. Flux) Yale R. 11: 361,
Bank Officers, Individual Liability of. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 65: 70.
Bank Panics, Prevention of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64:
706, 65: 188,
Bank Pass-book, The.
7s= 423.729-
Bank Presidents, Directors, and Promoters. (A. J .
Noyes) Nation, 83: 195,
Bank Rate, The. (F. E. Steele) Bank. M. (Lond.) 76:
348-
Bank Reports, Comparative Studies of Some. Bank.
M. (Lond.) 73: 232-729. 74: 31-470. 75: 231-
699: 76: 27-714. 79: 55.157. 82: 713-
Bank Reserve and the Rate of Discount. Bank. M.
(Lond.) 76: 437.
Bank Reserves. (R. H. Inglis Palgrave) Econ. J. 16:
(A. D. Noyes) Nation,
(A.
(J. Paget) Bank. M. (Lond.)
13',
-—— The? Deficit in New York. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
83: 426.
— Proper Proportion of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69: 13.
Bank Returns, Form of the. Bank. M. (Lond.) 76: 575.
—National. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 129, 933. 65:
232, 712, 66: 119, 416, 725, 67: I13, 607,
Bank Robbers and Underground Excavations. Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 71: 563,
Bank Vaults, Modern, The Design and Construction
of. (F. S. Holmes) Archit. R. 12: 35.
Bank Work, Every Day. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 786.
-—— System for. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 503,
Bankart, G. P., Leadwork by. (E. Radford) Studio
(Internat.) 20: 90. — (A. Vallance) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 29: 194.
— Plaster Work by. (A. Vallance) Studio (Internat.)
30: 144.-—(E. Radford) Studio (Internat.) 18: 267.
Banker, Function of a. (C. A. Conant) Q. J. Econ.
17: 476.
— Investment, as an Educator. (G. Carey) Gunton’s
M. 23: 498.
Bankers, Check Files and Letter Files for the Use of.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 169: 174.
.— Convention -at New York, 1904. (VV. J . Boies)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 427,
50
BANKING
Bankers. Conventions of 1902. Bank. M. 65: 30.
— Crude Types of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70: 630,
— Frauds on. Bank. M. (Lond.) 73: 1,
—— Institute of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 735.
-—— Italian, and the English Crown. (R. J . Whitwell)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 17: I75.
— Profits of, in 1904. Bank. M. (Lond.) 79: 48.
—- —— in the First Half of 1905. Bank. M. (Lond.)
8o: 1,
—-—in the First Half of 1906. Bank. M. (Lond.)
82: 1,
—-—State Associations of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 533,
682, 66: 854, 67: 80, 574, 69: 50,811, 71: 80,
Bankers’ Convention, The Joint. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
64: 882,
Banking, American, in the Far East, Expansion of.
(E. S. Fischer) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 19.
— and Commerce, A Practical Treatise on. (G.
Hague) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70: 33-699. 73: 35-919.
— as a Profession in Canada. (J . H. Wilson) Canad.
M. 25: 17.
— Avoiding Errors and Losses in.
M. (N. Y.) 72: 389.
-— Branch. (T. Cooke) Q. J. Econ. 18: 97.
—- —— Economics of. (Horace White) Gunton’s M. 27:
215,
— British and Foreign. An Unconsidered Factor in
the Industrial Problem. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R.
15: 403,
— by Mail. (J. M. C.) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 113,
— Canadian, and Commerce.
M. (N. Y.) 73: 98.
—— Deposit. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70: 307.
— Elasticity of Currency and Sound. (F. A. Cleve-
land) No. Am. 178: 388,
— Financial, Growth of. (A. Youngman) J . Pol. Econ.
(S. Woods) Bank.
14: 435~
—— Gold and the Banks. (R. H. I. Palgrave) Quar.
204: 187,
— in Great Britain and Ireland during 1901,
M. (Lond.) 73: 7-849.
-— -— during 1902. Bank. M. (Lond.) 75: 1-825,
———- during 1903. Bank. M. (Lond.) 77: 1, 157, 509,
660, 817,
— - during 1904. Bank. M. (Lond.) 79: I, 505, 669.
—— during 1905. Bank. M. (Lond.) 81: 1, 157, 496,
661, 813,
— in Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines.
M. (N. Y.) 64: I10,
— in the Leading Cities.
Bank.
Bank
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 481,
856, 67:372. 69:679.
—-in the United States. (O. M. W. Spragne) Q. J .
Econ. 17: 242.
— —- Mr. Fowler’s Bill. (H. White) Nation, 74: 204,
— International, Future of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 19.
— Mistakes in. (S. Woods) Munsey, 34: 181,
— Modern, The Tendencies of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70:
709-
— New Methods in. (W. J . Boies) World’s Work, 4:
2073-
—- Palgrave’s Bank Rate and Money Market. Ath.
’O3, 2: 337. — (D. MacG. Means) Nation, 77: 341.
- Practical. (C. W. Reihl) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 280.
——(H. M. P. Eckardt) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 732 629. —
Bank. M. (Lond.) 821 597.
—— Present-day Competition in.
M. (Lond.) 79: 88.
-— Safety-valve of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72: 78.
-— State, in the U. S. since the Passage of the National
Bank Act. (G. E. Barnett) J . H. Univ. Stud.
20: 1. '
Banking Accounts, Desirability of More Frequent.
Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: ‘ 579-
(F. E. Steele) Bank.
(J. A. Martin) Bank.
BANKING
Banking and Commercial Law. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
733 82—935. —Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 407,
- — Decisions in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 23.
Banking Business as a Source of Taxation. (J . N.
‘ Paget) Bank. M. (Lond.) 731 766.
Banking Facilities and British Import Trade. (F. E.
Steele) Bank. M. (Lond.) 73: 751.
Banking Firms, Private Residences for. (A. C. David)
Archit. Rec. 14: 13.
Banking Interests in the United States, Concentration
of. (C. J. Bullock) Atlan. 92: 182.
— Scientific Publicity for. (A. Bumstead) Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 73: 471.
Banking Law. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 27-801. 65:
158-800. 66: 36-782, 67: 42-948, 68: 44-753.
69: 17-896, 70: 41-716, 71: 24-885.
Banking Laws, Tendency toward. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
70: 229,
Banking Reform in the United States. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 66: 208. —Bank. M. (Lond.) 75: 43.
Banking Room, Laying out a. (W. J . Hoggson) Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 72: 313.
Banking System, English, Tendencies and Weak
Points in the. (F. E. Steele) Bank. M. (Lond.)
7s= 69.
— Monopolizing the. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 652 6.
— Our Democratic. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 63! 724.
Banking World, Intervention of the State in the.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 288.
Bankrupt Law, Merits and Defects of.
Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40: 96.
(G. C. Holt)
Bankrupt Partners, Distribution of Assets of. (W. J .
Shroder) Harv. Law R. 18: 495.
Bankruptcy a Commercial Regulation. (J . M. Olm-
stead) Harv. Law R. 15: 829.
-— Debtor’s Interference in the Election of a Trustee
in. (Lee M. Friedman) Harv. Law R. 19: 106,
— Defect in our Law. of International. (A. F. Top-
ham) Law Q. 19: 295.
— in South Africa, The Incipient. (W. F. Ford)
Econ. R. 15: 1.
Bankruptcy System, National, An Enduring.
Prendegast) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: 380.
Bank’s Money, Ways of Using a. (A. L. Ripley)
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 229.
Banks and Banking Laws, State.
74: 481.
— and Trust Companies.
362,
— — Government Control of. (W. B. Ridgely) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 17.
— — Remarkable Growth of American.
Pratt) Indep. 59: 1454.
— Artistic Metal Work for. (W. F. Blanding) Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 72: 937. '
-— Boston, New Hampshire Notes, 1735. (A. M. Davis)
N. E. Reg. 57: 386.
— — 1681-1740. (A. M. Davis) N. E. Reg. 57: 274.
-- — United States Government and the. (J .
Eckels) No. Am. 177: 487,
—- City and Country, Bookkeeping for.
(N. Y.) 64: 716.
—- Colonial and Foreign. Bank. M. (Lond.) 77: 353.
-— Commercial, An Improved System for. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 68: 65.
— Consolidation of. World’s Work, 4: 2149.
— Co-operation among. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 721,
— Foreign, located in England. Bank. M. (Lond.) 79:
(W. A.
(H. White) Nation,
(N. D. Noyes) Nation, 74:
(Sereno S.
Bank. M.
357-
—Independent Examination of. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
71: 555. — (C. R. Hardt) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 261,
--Loose-leaf Accounting in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69:
829,
51
BARBAZON
Banks, lgational, Examinations of. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
71: 72.
— - in the Reserve Cities. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: I24.
- — Public Control of. (F. A. Cleveland) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 45.
— of the United States. Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 1.
— Part played by, in Colonial and Foreign Trade. (F.
E. Steele) Bank. M. (Lond.) 73: 411.
— Prominent, and other Financial Institutions. Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 71: 849.
- Sngall, in the United States. Bank. M. (Lond.) 81:
5 .
—Sonie German, at the Present Time. Bank. M.
(Lond.) 82: 11.
— State. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 384,
Bannatyne MS., The. (J . T. T. Brown) Scot. Hist. R.
1: 136,
Bannerman, Sir H. Campbell. See Campbell-Banner-
man, Sir H.
Banquet in Modern American Life.
Cosmopol. 36: 611,
Banshee’s Hallowe’en, The; a story. (H. Templeton)
McClure, 21: 101.
Bantam Fowl. (James Glasgow) Ctry Life Am. 9: 61.
Bantu Language. (H. H. Johnston) Nature, 73: 481.
— (G. A. Wilder) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12: 204.
Bantu Races of So. Africa. (H. H. Johnston) Nature,
(W. R. Stewart)
i
70: .
Bantugan, Story of. (R. S. Porter) J . Am. F olk-Lore,
I51 I43-
Bap Sloan’s Pisgah. (A. F. Johnston) Cent. 44: 730.
Baptamodon, Dental Grooves and Teeth in. (C. W.
Gilmore) Science, 11. s. 17: 750.
— Some Notes on, with a Description of a New Spe-
cies. (W. C. Knight) Am. J . Sci. 166: 76.
— Teeth in. (C. W. Gilmore) Science, 11. s. 16: 913.
Baptismal Formula. (J . H. Bernard) Expos. 6th ser.
5: 43-
- of the Apostolic Age. (R. J . Cooke) Meth. R. 63:
Baptist Controversy, The Dying. (H. Lamont) Nation,
81: 459.
Baptists in California. (F. Dixon) Calif. M. 2: 442.
— Recent Changes in the Theology of. (A. H. New-
man) Am. J. Theol. 10: 587.
Bar, Examinations for the. (L. Maxwell, jr.) Green
Bag, 162 89,
—- Preparation for the. (L. Maxwell, jr.) Am. Law R.
39: 822,
Bar-Bahlfil, an Ancient Syriac Lexicographer.
Hyvernat) Cath. Univ. Bull. 8: 58.
— Duval’s Edition of. (H. Hyvernat) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 8: 483.
Bar Harbor. (Mrs. B. Harrison) Indep. 55: 1308,
Bar Sinister, The. (R. H. Davis) Scrib. M. 31: 307.
Bar 20 Range Yarns. (C. E. Mulford) Outing, 48: 68,
546. 491 329-
Baranof, Prince Alexander, with portrait.
Laut) Am. M. 61: 60.
Barataria ; the Ruins of a Pirate Kingdom. (L. Hub-
bard, jr.) Atlan. 91: 806,
Barbados, The Records of. (C. W. Barrand) Month,
100: 622, 103: 31,
-- Visit to. (F. T. Bullen) Cornh. 89: 388.
— a West Indian Ireland. (Arnold Eiloart) Indep. R.
9: 298.
Barbara at Home. (M. E. Merington) Chant. 411 418.
4% 7<>—s45- 43= 167.
Barbara Frietchie, Truth about. (M. West) Munsey,
26: 542,
Barbarossa. See Frederick I. Barbarossa.
Barbazon, H. B., Water-color Art of.
Wood) Studio (Internat.) 26: 95.
(H.
(Agnes C.
(T. Martin '
Barbe of Grand Bayou.
BARBE
(J . Oxenham) Chamb. J . 80:
1-408. =Munsey. 28= 340-948. 291 147-634-
Barbera, The House of. (W. P. Garrison) Nation, 80:
1 ",
Barbizon and By. (S. M. Farnham) Overland, n. s.
4s= 418. ‘
Barbizon Pictures, The, in the Staats-Forbes Collec-
tion. (E. G. Halton) Studio (Internat.) 27: 3o,
Barbizon School of Painters, The. Acad. 62: 280, —
Ath. ’06, I2 427. — (J. La Farge) McClure, 21: 115,
586. — (N. Moore) Chaut. 36: 421, 498,
Barclay, Robert: (E. Jaffray) Acad. 71: 86,
Bardeen, Charles U. Wis. Alum. M. 4: 214,
Bargain Day at Tutt House. (G. R. Chester) McClure,
25: 129,
Bargain-driving. -Spec. 89: 1022,
Barili, Notes on the. (E. R. Dennett) Folk—Lore, 16:
371-
Barine, Arvede. (M. H. Bigot) Critic, 49: 213.
Baringo District, East Africa, Geography and People
of. (C. W. Hobley) Geog. J . 28: 471.
Baritone and the Office Boy. (K. M. Roof) Atlan. 96:
2" .
Barium Bromide, Precipitation of, by Hydrobromic
Acid. (N. C. Thorne) Am. J. Sci. 168: 441.
Bar-Kochbakrieg, Schauplatz des. (A. Biichler) Jew.
Q, 16: 143.
Barlasch of the Guard. (H. S. Merriman) Cornh. 87:
2o-723, 88: 1-433.=Cosmopol. 34: 225, 642, 35:
35-661.
Barlow and the Octopus; a story. (A. H. Vanden-
berg) Lippinc. 74: 777.
Barn, Transformation of a, into a Comfortable House.
Ctry Life Am. 4: 419.
Barnabas. (M. Dods) Bib. World, 25: 334.
—~ and his Genuine Epistle. (V. Bartlet) Expos. 6th
ser. 5: 409. 6: 28,
Barnabo, Cardinal. Cath. World, 77: 74. ,
Barnard, Geo. Grey, Sculptor. (A. B. Thaw) World’s
Work, 5: 2831. I
Barnard, Henry. (S. Hart) N. E. Reg. 56: 173. —(J.
W. Stearns) Wis. Alum. M. 2: I.
Barnard, James Munson. Am. J . Soc. Sci. 43: 29.
Barnard College. Colum. Univ. Q. 2: 209. '
Barnardo, D., his Life and Work. (W. H. Tolman)
Craftsman, 9: 461. —-With portrait. (A. Good-
rich) Am. M. 61: 243,
Barndoor’s Romance; :1 story. (C. H. Latta) McClure,
I8: 442,
Barnes, William. (M. E. S. Blundell) Acad. 68: 493.
— (R. Page-Roberts) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 230.
—— and Thomas Hardy. Two Delineators of Wessex.
(M. M. Turnbull) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 469.
Barney Doon, Braggart; a story. (P. V. Mighels)
Harper, I08: 219.
Barney of Bruges. (Edith Rickert) Booklover’s M.
7: 205.
Barney’s Promotion; a story. (F. R. Robinson) Cos-
mopol. 35: 82.
Barnhorn, Clement J ., Decorative Designs by. (C. H.
Caflin) Studio (Internat.) 20: cxli.
Barns and Stables. Ctry Life Am. 4: 445.
—— Farm. (A. Hopkins) Archit. R. 9: 237.
-Medieeval. (F. B. Andrews) Antiq. n. s. 39: 168,
211.——Reliquary, 45: 85.
— Somerset, Old and New. (R. C. Sturgis) Archit. R.
92 73-
Barnstable, England. (0. F. Adams) N. E. Reg. 57:
59-
Barnstormer’s Sketch-Book, Leaves from a. (R.
Walker) Bookman, 18: 401,
Barnum, P. T., Showman and Humorist.
Cent. 42: 580.
(J. Benton)
52
BARTHOLOMEW
Barnyard Lesson, A. (W. J. Long) Outing, 40: 416.
Barometer, Origin of the Word. (H. C. Bolton) Sci-
ence, n. s. 171 S47.-—(J. C. Shedd) Science, 11. s.
18: 278. —Science, n. s. 19: 108.
Barometric Pressure, Similarity of Short-period Varia-
tions over Large Areas. (W. J . S. Lockyer) Na-
ture, 67: 224.
Barometric See-Saw. (R. D. Ward) Science, 11. s. 20:
409:
— A World-wide. (W. J . S. Lockyer) Nature, 70: 177.
Barometry, New, for the U. S., Canada, and the West
Indies. (F. H. Bigelow) Science, 11. s. I 5: 417.
Baron, The; a love story. (F. M. Hueffer) Macmil.
87: 304,
Baronet, The. Macmil. 88: 234.
Barons of the Cinque Ports. (M. F. Johnston) Mac-
mil, 92: 130, 266,
Barons of Gemperlein, The; a story. (M. von Ebner-
Eschenbach) Chaut. 35: 443.
Barque of Dreams; a poem. (C. Scollard) Munsey,
26: 675,
Barr, Robert, at Home. Critic, 43: 435.
Barre, Mass., Baptisms, from Records of 1st Church,
1767-1831. (F. P. Rice) N. E. Reg. 57: 410. 58: 54.
Barres, Maurice, the New French Academician. (P.
E. More) Nation, 82: 172.
Barrett, Eaton Stannard, Last of the Burlesquers.
(Mary Moss) Bookman, I6: 543.
Barrett, John. Outing, 44: 487.
Barrie, James Matthew. Critic, 48: 234.
dmirable Crichton. (E. K. Chambers) Acad.
~i55.—(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 94: 612.
— ice Sit-by-the-Fire. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 99:
483. '
—as a Child. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 99: I3.=Liv.
Age. 2441 503- .
— as a Dramatist. (J . M.,Bulloch) Lamp, 26: 28,
— Dramatic and Social Outlook. (E. A. Browne)
Fortn. 85: 920. -= Liv. Age, 249: 661.
— Little Mary. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 423.
— The Little White Bird. Acad. 63: 525. -— Monthly
R. 10, no. 3: 12.
— Open Letters to. Good Words, 43: 369.
— Personality of. (J . L. Williams) Booklover’s M. 7:
290,
— “ Peter Pan.” (H. St. Gaudens) Critic, 48: 87.
—— a Poem. (Harry Graham) Critic, 47: 280.
—Professor’s Love Story. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
96= 731-
- Quality Street. (C. K. Chambers) Acad. 63: 312.-
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 94: 361.
—Stage Heroines of. (E. L. Cary) Critic, 44: 265.
Barrows, John Henry. Bib. World, 20: 58. -— With
portrait. Open Court, 16: 44,
Barry, James. (R. F. O’Connor) Am. Cath. Q. 31:
637.
Barry, John, Commodore, with portrait. (M. I. J .
Griffin) Booklover’s M. 6: 574,
— in Philadelphia. M. of Hist. 2: 386.
Barrymore, Ethel. (M. White, jr.) Munsey, 36: 218.
Bartels, Hans von, Artist, Recent Work of. Studio
(Internat.) 24: 316,
Barter, Brutality of. Outl. 83: 878.
Bartholdi, Frederic Auguste. Ath. ’04, 2: 489. —
With portrait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30; 560.
— Last Monument of. (P. de Coubertin) Am. Arch.
86: 63.
Bartholdt, R., the Man and the Movement. (H.
Davis) Indep. 58: 589.
Bartholomaeus Arnoldi of Usignen. (M. Spitz) Dub-
R. 135: 92.
Bartholomew, C. L., a Pioneer Newspaper Cartoonist.
(B. O. Flower) Arena, 35: 59.
BARTLETT
Bartlett, John. (T. W. Higginson) Nation, 82: 31.
Bartlett, Nathaniel J . Lit. W. (Bost.) 33: 88,
Bartlett, Paul, Sculptor, with portrait. (Ellen Strong
Bartlett) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 369.
Bartlett Carter’s Awakening. (W. F. Brown) Munsey,
351 655-
Bartlett Families of Guilford, Conn.
N. E. Reg. 56-: 155.
Bartolommeo, Life, Works, and Bibliography, with
portrait. Mast. in Art, 5: I.
Barton, Elizabeth, the Holy Maid of Kent.
Cheney) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 18: 107.
Bartram, John, Botanist, 1699-1784. (J. H. Lovell)
New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 753.
—- Country Home of. (Edgar M. Bacon) Ctry Life
Am. 5: 37.
— Redivivus ? (Lane Cooper) Nation, 80: 152.
Baruffi, Alfredo, Italian Draughtsman. (V. Pica)
Studio (Internat.) 25: 137.
Barye, Antoine Louis. (R. I. Geare) New Eng. M.
n. s. 29: 539. —- With portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Art, 5: 401,
Baryta Water as a Protection for Stonework.
Church) Am. Arch. 86: 103,
Bascom, John. (D. B. F rankenburger) Wis. Alum. M.
(R. D. Smyth)
(A. D.
(A. H.
n
2: 3) .
Baseball, Development of the Game. (J . L. Steel)
Outing, 44: 333. '
— Flaws of the Diamond. (C. Deming) Outing, 44:
121.
-— Old Days in. (C. Deming) Outing, 40: 357.
—-— Our Great Game. (J . B. Casey) Indep. 61: 375,
- The Strategy of. (Allen Sangree) -Everybody’s, I5:
5°9-
Baseball Nine, Making of a. (E. B. Ploss) Outing,
421 454-
Base Ball Players, Best, of 1903, with portraits. (T.
Waters) Everybody’s, I0: 214,
Bash Vourmak, The; or, The Striking of the Head.
(F. Cowley Whitehouse) Chamb. J . 83: 110,
Bashfulness as a Phase of Self-consciousness. (G. S.
Hall; Theodate L. Smith) Pedagog. Sem. I0: 159,
Bashgali Kafir Language. Asia. R. 36: 327.
Bashkirtsefl’, Marie, Legend and. (Prince B. Kara-
georgevitch) F ortn. 80: 647,
Basil, A Pot of. Nature, 67: 205.
Basing House, Relief of, I644.
Longm. 41: 126,
Basket of Fate; a story. (S. Pickering) Temp. Bar,
131: 108-752. 132: 112-641,
Basket Collector, Confessions of a.
, Land of Sun. 5: 3.
Basket Designs of the Pomo Indians.
Am. Anthrop. 7: 648.
Basket Maker, The. (Mary Austin) Atlan. 91: 235.
Basket Making. (Jeanne C. Carr) Calif. M. 2: 597.
Basket Materials, Some Little-known. (C. L. Ed-
wards) Science, n. s. I7: 826.
Basket-weaving, Porno Indian.
18: 317.
Basket-work, American Indian.
(G. A. B. Dewar)
(J. T. Connor)
(S. E. Barrett)
(C. Purdy) Out West,
Studio (Internat.)
20: 144.
Basketry, Coiled. (C. C. Willoughby) Science, n. s.
I6: 31.
—-— Indian. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 7: 321,
-— — Mason’s. (L. Farrand) Science, n. s. I9: 538.
— — Revival of, in California. Out West. 23! 539.
— of the Aleutian Islands. (C. G. Porcher) Craftsman,
5: 575'
— White’s More Baskets and How to Make Them.
Craftsman, 4: 226,
Baskets, Indian, The Campbell Collection of. Land
of Sun. 2: 85.
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Basuto, Folk-lore of the.

BA—THONGA
Baskets, Indian, Nevada. (C. MacNaughton) Out
West W 433. 579- \
— — The Porno. (C. Purdy) Land of Sun. I5: 438. —-
(C. Purdy) Out West, 16: 9, 151, 262,
Basque Provinces, Spain. (E. Kirkpatrick) Califor-
nian, 6: 178, 273, 368, ~\ '
Bass, Black. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 442 367.
— -— How to Know and Catch. (J. A. Henshall)
Outing, 48: 762,
— — The People’s Game Fish. (J . A. Henshall) Ctry
Life Am. 8: 169.
—- The Canadian. (E. Sandys) Idler, 22: 496.
- Sea, A 400—pound. (C. F. Holder) Ctry Life Am.
10: 415.
-— —— of England. (F. G. Aflalo) Outing, 44: 356.
Bass Fishing. (E. Sandys) Outing, 40: 706.
— Canadian. (E. Sandys) Idler, 27: 206. —- (F, M.
Iris) Canad. M. 19: 225.
Bass Rock, The. Chamb. J . 82: 385. —Monthly R.
9.110. 31 144-
Bass Rock Light. Liv. Age, 236: 301,
Bass Singers. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. I00: 65 3.
Bas_se vs. Bellomont; an Early Decision on Intercolo-
nial Rights. (C. G. Parker) Harv. Law R. 18:
483.
Bassett, Eli, Judge. (G. O. Blume) Green Bag, 15:
469.
Bassett, Prof. John S., Case of. World’s Work, 7:
4284-
Bassi, Fra Ugo, Inner Life of.
Chaut. 34: 415.
Bastian, Adolph. (A. H. Keane) Geog. J . 25: 571. ——
—'With portrait. (W. H. Carruth) Open Court,
I8: 321,
Bastiat, F., Cobden’s Foreign Teacher.
ford) National, 46: 68 3,
Baston, Robert. Poem of the Battle of Bannockburn.
(W. D. Macray) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 507.
(Minnie Cartwright) Folk-
(E. W. Latimer)
(J . W. Wels-
Lore, I5: 244,
Basuto Land, and its People. (R. Crawshay) Geog. J .
21: 645. ‘
Bat, The Red. (H. L. Ward) Science, 11. s. 22: 20,
Batangas, Pacification of. (H. A. White) Internat. Q.
71 43‘.
Batavia, Reminiscences of. Chamb. J . 80: 220,
Bateman, Stephen. Retrospective Review of his
“Golden Books of the Leaden Goddes.” Gent.
M. n. s. 77: 58.
Bates, Arlo. (E. F. Harkins) Lit. W. (Bost.) 351
159.
Bates, Blanche, with portrait. (M. White, jr.) Mun-
sey. 35= 600-
Bates, Lindon W., an Engineer of World-wide Suc-
cesses. (F. Strother) World’s Work, 12: 7983.
Bath, England, A Fortnight in. (W. D. Howells)
Harper, III: 811,
— in the 18th Century. Ed. R. 202: 162. —At.h. ’o4,
2: 232,
—-— Kingdom of. (J . H. Lobban) Blackw. I77: 466.
—-— Quarries at. (T. S. Cotterell) Antiq. n. s. 41: 87.
Bath, The Public. (B. H. Smith) Outl. 79: 567.
Bath Cure, The ; a Plea for Home Preference. (F. T.
Bond) National, 45: 489.
Bath-house, A Public, The Popularization of. Char.
I4: 694.
Bathers, The. (H. G. Dwight) Scrib. M. 34: 700.
Bathing; is it Good for us ? (E. Wood) Everybody’s,
11: 645. .
(D. Osborne) Outing, 402 517.
Bathing Places, World’s. (J . Brent) Munsey, 27: 549.
Ba-Thonga, Folklore of the. (H. A. J unod) Folk-
Lore, I4: 116.
BATI-IS
Baths, Bibliography of. (W. P. Gerhard) Am. Arch.
87. 14,
— Public; Bathers of the City. (R. D. Paine) Out-
ing, 46: 558.
Ba’tiste the Trapper. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 41: 628.
Batoka Gorge of the Zambesi. Nature, 73: 111,
Bats, Baby. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 26: 258.
— English. Spec. 93: 831.
Batsford, B. T. Ath. ’o4, 2: 658.
Batteries, Field, in the Organized Militia. (J. P.
O’Ryan) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 37; 273, 460.
— Heavy. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 24: 193.
— Six or F our-gun. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 448.
Batteries, Primary. (C. Hering) J . F rankl. Inst. I62:
337-
- — Cooper on. (M. S.) Nature, 65! 362.
Battersby’s Valedictory. (R. MacAlarney) Atlan.
921 367-
Batterson, James G., Founder of Accident Insurance
in America. (J . M. Chapple) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I51
367.
“ Battery Fool, The.” (Oscar King Davis) Cent. 48:
747.
Battery Resistance by Mance’s Method. (A. W.
Smith) Science, 11. s. 22: 434.
Battle, Emotions experienced in. (C. E. Benton) New
Eng. M. n. s. 3!: 166.
— How Men feel in. (S. H. M. Byers) Harper, I12:
931-
— What you feel under Fire. (A. Whitshed) Un.
Serv. M. 25: 521.
Battle of Ethandune. (VV. Greswell) Ath. ’o6,_2: 186.
Battle of the Books, Ancient and Modern. Westm.
I60: 425,
Battle of the Fools, The. (Samuel Merwin) Lippinc.
. 77= 385-
Battle of Gray’s1Pasture. (C. L. Teeple) Atlan. 92:
59:-
Battle oif the Capes, The. (J . Barnes) Outl. 77: 55 3.
Battle Abbey, Hides and Virgates at. (J . Tait) Eng.
Hist. R. 1821705.
Battle Creek, Mich. (F. ‘E S. Tucker) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 17:118.
Battle Street and St. James’s. (H. Colton) Outl. 84:
232,
Battlefield, Humors of the. (Lewis Golding) Chamb.
J. 81: x73.
Battlefield Chl1I‘0l1,'I407.
n. s. 39: 201.
Battles in Fiction. (Eveline ' Godley) National, 41:
104. = Eol. M. 140! 774. I Liv. Age, 237: I06.
—- of Birds and Beasts. Spec. 91: 863.
—- Spirit that Wins. Spec. 92: 633. =Liv. Age, 2411
(W. G. D. Fletcher) Antiq.
S71-
Battleship, Building of a. (G. W. Dickie) Overland,
n. s. 40: 3.
-— — in Twelve Months. (J . R. Oldham) Cassier, 26:
565. '
-— Docking a. (B. Reid) Munsey, 27: 395.
—in Action. (J. O. Cm-wood) Overland, 'n. s. 43:
444.
— Launching a, from the _Congressional Ways. (W.
M’Adoo) No. Am. 174: I82.
— on the Defensive, The. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80:
472.
Battleships, Comparison of, England, France, and
Russia. Un. Serv. M. 25: 560.
—— Latest Developments in. (J . R. Spears) Outl. 84:
513-
-- Mines, and Torpedoes. (Park Benjamin) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 65.
— Modern; Latest Types. (A. S. Hurd) Booklover’s
M- 5= 745-
54
BEACONSFIELD
Battleships, of the United States Navy. (H. G. Gill-
mor) Cassier, 21: 473.
—- Recent, Comparison of. (H. G. Gillmor) Army &
Navy Life, 8, no. 72 33.
Batuschka; a poem. (T. B. Aldrich) Outl. 79: 272.
Bauer Siebert’s Find. (W. L. Fraser) Cent. 43: 633.
Baumes, Lewis, Colored Chalk Drawings by. (L. Van
der Veer) Studio (Internat.) 21: 3 3,
Bavaria and the Tyrol. (E. W. Porter) Calif. M. I:
237-
—Bric-a-Brac Hunt in. (P. G. Hubert, jr.) Cent.
4I= 643-
Bavarian and Tyrolian Types as painted.
Byrns) Brush & P. 18: 3.
Bavarian Literary Gathering, A. Liv. Age, 23 5: 252.
Baxter, Margaret, ‘Wife of Richard Baxter. (F. M.
Parsons) Eel. M. 139: 218.
Baxter, Richard. (D. Baxter) Cath. World, 79: 726.
Baxter, Mrs. S. T. [Leader Scott]. Ath. ’02, 22 684.
Bax18:er’s Procrustes. (C. W. Chesnutt) Atlan. 93:
23,
Bay City, Mich. (A. H. Gausser) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 191
(A. G.
117,
Bay of Fundy, An Outing by. (F. C. Sears) Canad. M.
23: 200.
Bayard, Ferdinand M., Travels in Virginia and Mary-
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——-Vol. 3. (B. B. Warfield) Presb. & Ref. R. W
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——Historical Study of. Bib. World, 19: 323.—(R.
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—- Homiletic Use of. (E. C. Moore) Bib. World, 23:
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—- Human Element in. (C. P. Grannan) Cath. Univ.
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— in the American Colleges. Bib. World, 26: 215,
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—— —,Open, vs. a Closed Canon and Infallible Bible.
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163.
—- — Historical Method. Bib. World, 19: 83.
—-— — in Christian Schools. (E. D. Burton) Univ. of
Chic. Rec. 1: 125. '
— —- in Colleges. (J. A.‘ Blaisdell) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
14: 289,
-— — Larger Meanings of. Bib. World, 20: 163.
— — Regular. Bib. World, 23: 163.
— — To-day and Fifty Years Ago.
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12: 113,
—— Teaching of, in our Public Schools. Bib. World,
20: 303.
—— Textual Variation, Practical Value of.
Bib. World, 19: 361.
— The Tissot Pictures. Chant. 43: 397.
—Unity of. (C. S. Beardslee) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 5:
(M. W. J acobus)
(K. Lake)
13;.
——- Welsh Translations of. Church Q. 60: 46.
—- Old and New Testaments, Relation of. (A. Roeder)
N. Church R. 10: 232,
-— Old Testament and Archaeology.
Am. J. Theol. 8: 562,
— —— and the Excavations.
6: 685.
-— -— Christianity in. Spec. 93: 181.
— —-— Criticism of the. (S. A. Cook) Expos. 7th ser.
1: 524,
— — Constructive Studies in. (VV. R. Harper) Bib.
World, 19: 132-443. 20: 48-134.
— — Discussion and Criticism in Princeton. (J . D.
Davis) Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 177.
—-— — Early Traditions of. Bib. World, 21: 291,
— — Eclectic Use of, in the N. T. (A. Carr) Expos.
6th ser. 11: 340,
—- — Ethical Teaching of. (G. R. Berry) Bib. World,
21: 108, 197,
(G. L. Robinson)
(K. Budde)Am. J . Theol.
61
BIBLE
Bible, Old Testament, Euphemistic Principle as ap-
plied to. (F. A. Gast) Ref. Ch. R. 49: 453.
—-—in the New Testament, Eclectic Use of.
Carr) Expos. 6th ser. I1: 340,
— — Inspiration of, The Moral Argument against.
(A. H. Keane) Hibbert J. 4: I47.
—-— Internal Sense. (W. L. Gladish) N. Church R.
(A.
g: 191,
— — Morality of. (J . F. McCurdy) Bib. World, 23:
408. 24: 15.
— — Pinches on. Ath. ’o3, 1: 266,
— — Pressing Needs of Old Testament Study. (T. K:
Cheyne) Hibbert J. 1: 747.
—— Reconstruction of. (H. H. Spoer) J . Bib. Lit.
22: 75.
— — Relative Religious Value of Books of. (W. J-
Hinke) Ref. Ch. R. 511 433.
— — Service of, in the Education of the Race. (G. A.
Smith) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 1: 237_
— — Science in, Relations to Allied Departments. (K.
Budde) Am. J. Theol. 9: 76.
— —— Smith’s Old Testament History. Outl. 75: 458.
—-Sat. R. 97: 429.
—— —— Teaching the. Church Q. 54: 120,
— —- Teaching it to Children. (Mrs. E. Stuart-Wortley)
ational, 42: 289,
—— Theology of, Davidson’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 263,
—— — Tissot’s Illustrations of. (C. H. Levy) Bib.
World, 24: 431.
— — Translating the.
160,
-— — Turning-point in the Study of.
19th Cent. 158: 60.
— —-— Undesigned Coincidences in.
(D. B. Macdonald) Nation, 83:
(T. K. Cheyne)
(H. Pope) Dub. R.
131: 314.
— Hexateuch, The Historical Method and the Docu-
ments of. (Baron von Hiigel) Cath. Univ. Bull.
4: 198.
— Pentateuch, Analysis of, and Inspiration. (E. C.
Bissell) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 2: 5.
— — Higher Criticism as applied to. (F. A. Gast)
Ref. Ch. R. 50: 457.
— —— Samaritan. (W. E. Barton) Bib. Sac. 60: 601,
— Genesis. Eel. M. I43: 135.: Liv. Age, 241: 503.
— — and the Religious Development of Israel. (E. E.
Nourse) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 16: 91.
— — Does Archaeology confirm Genesis ? (T. F.
Wright) N. Church R. 92 I.
———Nowack’s Commentary on. (K. D. Macmillan)
Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 143.
— — Problems Considered. (T. F. Wright) N. Church
R. 1% 339.
— — Religious Value of the Narratives in. (Alex. R.
Gordon) Hibbert J . 4: 167.
——- chap. 3, as a Composite Narrative.
Martin) Bib. Sac. 60: 84,
— — chap. 3: I5, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 23: 130.
— Exodus 4: 24-26, Ethnological Parallels to. (H. P.
Smith) J. Bib. Lit. 25: I4.
--— chap. 20: 7, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 21: 3oz,
— — -— Meaning of.
201,
— — chap. 22: 5, Dent. 5: 96. (Dean A. Walker) J.
Bib. Lit. 21: 188,
— Numbers, New Works on.
Theol. 8: 575.
— Deuteronomy; Christ’s Teaching and. Spec. 94:
936.
— — Mechilta to. (S. Schechter) Jew. Q. 16: 695.
— — Promulgation of. (E. Day) J . Bib. Lit. 21:
I97- .
(W. W.
(E. B. Paton) J. Bib. Lit. 22:
(F. B. Denio) Am. J.
BIBLE
Bible; Judges, Spiritual Meaning of.
N. Church R. 12: 231.
— Ruth ; a Hebrew Idyl. (A. Black) Expos. 6th ser.
11: 360.
-— Kings, Books of. (F. Brown) Am. J . Theol. 8: 99.
— I. Kings 18 : 21, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 21: 139.
—- Esther, Why does the Protestant Church read?
(H. Pope) Dub. R. 1372 77.
— Job ; the Epic of Patience. Spec. 93: 249.
— — the Hebrew Prometheus. (G. D.Sparks) Sewanee,
(J . Goddard)
11: 49.
— — The Literary Structure of. (F. A. Gast) Ref.
Ch. R. 52: 1.
—- — Poems of. (E. Kiinig) Am. J . Theol. 8: 66.
-— — a Problem Play. (F. Phillips) 19th Cent. 60: 414.
—— — chap. I9: 2 5-27, Comparative Translation of.
Bib. World, 22: 301.
—— Psalms, Cheyne on. Liv. Age, 242: 563.
— — contrasted with Psalms of the West.
mann) Expos. 6th ser. 5: 446. 6: 57.
-— — Intuitional Interpretation of. (J . P. Peters) Am.
J. Theol. 82 767.
—— — Macoabean. (W. G. Seiple) Ref. Ch. R. 53: 191.
-— — New Light on. (R. Cameron) Bib. Sac. 61: 689,
— — Notes on the Text of. (D. H. Weir) Expos. 6th
ser. 5: I56. 6: 236,
-—- — Power of. Spec. 93: 589.
— —- Poetry of. (W. T. Allison) Bib. World, 22: 42,
— Psalm 1 ; an Interpretation. (H. Gunkel) Bib.
World, 21: 120.
—- Psalm 8; an Interpretation. (G. A. Barton) Bib.
World, 24: 343.—(H. Gunkel) Bib. World, 21:
206.
-—- Psalm 16: 8-H; an Interpretation.
Bib. World, 24: 112,
— -—- —— Comparative Translation of. Bib. World, 24:
126.
— Psalm 19: 12, I3,‘ Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 21: 447.
— Psalm 22. (A. Hovey) Bib. World, 22: 107,
— Psalm 23, Message of. (T. E. McFadyen) Bib.
World, 26: 15.
—- Psalm 24 ; an Interpretation.
World, 21: 366.
— Psalms 42 and 43 ; an Interpretation.
Bib. World, 21: 433.
—— Psalm 46 ; an Interpretation.
(M. Kauf-
(E. L. Curtis)
(H. Gunkel) Bib.
(H. Gunkel)
(H. Gunkel) Bib.
World, 21: 28.
— Psalm 69. (W. E. Barnes) Expos. 6th ser. 9: 332.
-—Psalm 95, Message of. (T. E. McFadyen) Bib.
World, 26: 336.
-—- Psalm 95 (96): 10, An Old Reading of.
Hart) Expos. 6th ser. I2: 321,
-— Psalm 103; an Interpretation.
(T. A. A.
(H. Gunkel) Bib.
World, 22: 209.
-— Psalm 122, Message of. (T. E. McFadyen) Bib.
World, 26: 184.
-— Psalm 126. (T. E. McFadyen) Bib. World, 26: 258.
—- Psalm 137; an Interpretation. (H. Gunkel) Bib.
World, 22: 290.
-— — Message of. (T. E. McFadyen) Bib. World, 26:
96.
-— Psalm 149; an Interpretation. (H. Gunkel) Bib.
World, 22: 363.
— Prov. 3: 11, I2. God’s Education of Men. (R. G.
Murison) Bib. World, 4: 278.
— Ecclesiastes. (P. Haupt) Am. J . Philol. 26: 125,
-—- — and Omar Khayyam; Two Ancient Critics of
Life. (W. C. Rhoades) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 8: 4o.
— (W. B. Forbush) Bib. World, 26: 35 5,
— — a Buddhist in Jewry. (E. P. Buffet) Open Court,
19: 622.
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BIBLE
Bible; Ecclesiastes, a Hebrew “Journal Intime.”
Spec. 90: 325. =Liv. Age, 237: 122, = Eel, M, 140:
832,
— — Literary Illustrations of.
ser. I0: 432. I1: 77,
— —- New Arrangement and Translation of.
Gilmore) Bib. World, 22: 268,
—- — Some Recent Views of. (J . Bruneau) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 6: 498.
—- —— The Sphinx of Hebrew Literature.
_ Open Court, 17: 361.
—- — chap. 11: 1, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 22: 139.
(J . Moifat) Expos. 6th
(G. W.
(B. Pick)
J. Bib. Lit. 21: 51,
—— Outline of. (G. L. Robinson) Bib. World, 20:
191,
— — Prophecy Analyzed. (J . Goddard) New Church
R. 11: 507.
— —— Prophetic Element, Constructive Studies in. (W.
R. Harper) Bib. World, 23: 50,212. 24: 47-448.
25: 52,
—- Isaiah. A New Chapter out of the Life of Isaiah.
(K. Fullerton) Am. J . Theol. 92 621.
—— chap. 9: 6, Comparative Translation of. Bib. World,
22: 449.
— chap. 26: 3, Comparative Translation of. Bib. World,
24: 283,
— chap. 45: 7, Dualism of. Was it Zoroastrian? (L.
Mills) Asia. R. 40: 286.
—Jeremiah, Study of. (A. R. Gordon) Bib. World,
22: 195.
— — Translation from. (S. R. Driver) Expos. 6th ser.
7= 37—353- 8= 12-
—— — chap. 1 : 4-10, Historical Criticism of.
Bewer) Am. J. Theol. 6: 510.
— — chap. 2: I-42, Specimen of a New Translation of
the Prophets. (S. R. Driver) Expos. 6th ser. 6:
321.
— — chap. 7: 22, 23, Meaning and Scope of.
Ktinig) Expos. 6th ser. 6: 135, 208, 366.
— — chap. I6: 49, Translations from. (S. R. Driver)
Expos. 6th ser. 9: 104, 174, 394. 10: 61, 135,
—- —chap. 3!: 33, 34, Comparative Translation of.‘ Bib.
World, 23: 443.
—— chap. 46, War Song of Long Ago. (C. L. Car-
hart) Bib. World, 26: 224,
—- Ezekiel. The Divine Forehead Mark. (J . W. Stim-
son) Arena, 31: 363.
—Daniel. (G. C. M. Douglas) Presb. & Ref. R. 13:
224,
— —— Literary Illustrations of. (J . Moffatt) Expos. 6th
ser. IR 237. 389. 469- I21 74.
— — chap. 5 : 5 ff. ; Assyrio-Babylonian Parallels to.
(J. D. Prince) J. Bib. Lit. 22: 32,
—— Minor Prophets. (F. W. F arrar) Expos. 6th ser.
5: 81, 271,
— Hosea and Amos, Attitude toward the Monarchy.
(W. R. Betteridge) Bib. World, 20: 361, 471.
— -— Strophically Arranged. (VV. R. Harper) Bib.
World, 24: 412. .
— Amos, Date of. (E. E. Braithwaite) Bib. Sac. 59:
366.
— — A Hebrew Prophet of Social Righteousness. (A.
W. Wishart) Arena, 31: 603.
-— — Notes on. (J . A. Montgomery) J . Bib. Lit. 23: 94.
— — Why did he predict the Captivity? (E. E.
Braithwaite) Bib. Sac. 59: I92.
— Jonah, Theology of. (W. Caldwell) Bib. World,
19: 378,
— Micah, Message of. (J . Taylor) Bib. World, 25: 201.
(J. A.
(E.
— — chap. 4: 8-5 : 6, a Messianic Prophecy. (W. E.
Barnes) Expos. 6th ser. I0: 376. *
— Song of Solomon, Diflicult Passages in. (P. Haupt) .
BIBLE
Bible; Habakkuk, Interpretation of. (VV. R. Better-
idge) Am. J . Theol. 7: 647,
— — Recent Criticism by Giesebrecht and Stade. (A.
H. Godbey) Ref. Ch. R. 52: 196.
— — chap. I, 2, Interpretation of. (W. B. Stevenson)
Expos. 6th ser. 5: 388.
— —- chap. 2: 2-4, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 23: 287.
-— New Testament according to the Hebrews.
F. Adeney) Hibbert J . 3: 139.
— -— Advantage of Using a Parallel Greek and Eng-
(W.
lish Edition of. (L. A. Gould) Bib. World, 25:
141,
— -— Ambiguous in. (R. Winterbotham) Expos. 6th
ser. 4: 449.
— —— and Jewish Literature. (VV. H. Bennett) Expos.
-6th ser. 5: 52, 135.
— -— Bacon’s Introduction to. (J . H. Kerr) Presb. &
Ref. R. 13: 156,
— — Canon of. (B. W. Bacon) Bib. World, 21: 115,
—- — Case Absolute in. (H. A. Scomp) Bib. Sac. 59:
76. 325-
—— — Criticism of. Quar. I97: 270.
-—— — — and the Outlook for To-day. (M. W. J acobus)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 3: 9. .
—- — The Earliest. (John Chapman) Expos. 6th ser.
12: 119,
— — English, Revised Version. (J . B. McClellan)
Expos. 6th ser. 10: 187, —(J, A, Beet) Expos, 6th
ser. I0: 364.
— — Greek, Codex Bezae, Original Contents of. (John
Chapman) Expos. 6th ser. 12: 46.
— -— —Study of. (A. Souter) Expos. 6th ser. 93
133.
-— — — Western Readings, Origin of. Bib. World,
19: 210.
— — Importance of a Knowledge of the Semitic
Languages to the Proper Understanding of. (I.
H. De Long) Ref. Ch. R. 53: 495.
— — in Modern Speech, Weymouth’s. (S. D. F. Sal-
mond) Grit. R. 13: 506.
— — in Scots, by Nisbet, I 520.
Hist. R. I: 260.
—- — Is its Teaching Optimistic ? (M. Kaufmann) Ex-
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— — Kenyon on Text of.
Ref. R. 13: 463.
— -— Materials for the Historical Interpretation of.
(S. Mathews) Am. J . Theol. 8: 817,
——- — Recent Problems of the Study of.
Burton) Am. J . Theol. 9: 201.
—- — Religio-Historical Interpretation of. (H. Gunkel)
Monist, 13: 398.
——Religion of. (C. R. Gregory) Am. J. Theol. 8:
(T. M. Lindsay) Scot.
(B. B. Warfield) Presb. &
(E. De W.
94-
— — Study of. (M. Coover) Luth. Q. 351 561.
-—— Books for. (C. W. Votaw) Bib. World, 26:
271,
— —- Syriac Version of. (H. A. Redpath) Am. J .
Theol. 8: 162.
— — Von der Goltz’ New MS. of.
World, 21: 140.
— Gospels, and the Greek Mysteries. (S. Butler) 19th
Cent, 60: 802,
— — Common Sense in. Spec. 97: 777,
—— —— Crill’s Untersuchungen uber die Entstehung des.
(T. Nicoll) C1-it. R. 43: 14.
— — Criticism of, and Christian Origins.
Bacon) Am. J. Theol. 8: 615.
(J . H. Ropes) Bib.
(B. W.
— -—— Encyclopaedia Biblica on. (A. N. J annaris) Con-
temn 831 37. 249, 532-
-—_- — Haskell MS. of. (E. J . Goodspeed) J . Bib. Lit.
21: 100. r
63
BIBLE
Bible; Gospels, in Alexandria, Text of. (K. Lake)
Am. J. Theol. 6: 79.
— — in Arabic. (D. B. Macdonald) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
31 I 3-
-— — Narrative of, and the Greek Mysteries. (S. But-
ler) 19th Cent. 57: 490,
— — Recent Criticism of. (A. Menzies) Am. J . Theol.
8: 123. i
— —— Suggestions on the Origin of.
Monthly R. 16, no. 3: 84.
—— — The Synoptic. Church R. 59: 408.
— —— — Criticism of. Church Q. 58: 284, 378.
—— — — Study of, exemplified by Matt._ 5: 21, 22, (W,
O. E. Oesterley) Expos. 6th ser. 12: I7.
— — Three Early Doctrinal Modifications of the Text
of. (F. C. Conybeare) Hibbert J . 1: 96.
— -— The Trustworthiness of. A Brief Catechism.
(W. P. Behan) Bib. World, 26: 364.
— — Dr. Weiss’s Text. (K. Lake) Am. J . Theol. 7:
249-
— — Wellhausen on the Synoptic. (J . M. Trout) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 16: 122.
— Matthew, Logia of, in Mark. (C. A. Briggs) J . Bib.
Lit. 23: 191.
— — A Part of the Gospel, from the Beiriit Syriac
Codex. (E. J . Goodspeed) J . Bib. Lit. 25: 58.
— — chap. 4, Doctrinal Study of. N. Church R. 11:
439-
— — chap. 5, Interpretation of. N. Church R. 11:
609,
— — chap. 6, Doctrinal Study of.
N. Church R. 12: 128,
— — chap. 9, expounded.
13: 123,
— — chap. 10 : 26-28, Comparative Translation of.
Bib. World, 23: 376,
— —— chap. 11 : 12-15. Elias and the Men of Violence.
(B. W. Bacon) Expos. 6th ser. 6: 3I.
— — chap. 26: 53. (A. Carr) Expos. 6th ser. 5:
215.
— — chap. 26: 73, 74, Comparative Translation of.
Bib. World, 22: 224,
— — chap. 27 : 9. “Spoken by Jeremy, the Prophet.”
(J . R. Harris) Expos. 6th ser. I2: 161.
———6 chap. 28: 16-20. (H. B. Swete) Expos. 6th ser.
: 241,
-— Mark, Authorship of the Last Verses of.
Bacon) Expos. 6th ser. I2: 401.
— — Life of Christ according to.
Expos. 6th ser. 8: 397.
220, 302,
— — Original Conclusion of.
J . Theol. 9: 484.
— —— Suggestions on the Origin of.
Monthly R. 17, no. I: 72.
— -— What was the Lost Ending of ? (Torkild S. R6r-
dan) Hibbert J . 3: 769.
——- chap. I4: 41, and the Papyri.
Expos. 6th ser. 12: 459.
— Luke,8Harnack on. (W. M. Ramsay) Expos. 7th ser.
2: 4 1,
— — and Acts, One Treatise.
R. 65: 779.
— — chap. 6: 35, Study of.
6th ser. 5: 218.
— -— chap. 13 : 32, 33, Comparative Translation of.
Bib. World, 24: 35.
— — chap. 16: I-13. Parable of the Unjust Steward.
(W. O. E. Oesterley) Expos. 6th ser. 7: 273.
——- chap. 24: I3, 35, Authorship of. (A. Carr) Ex-
pos. 6th ser. 9: 121.
—John. Church Q. 60: 84, 387, 61: 106,
— — Date of. (C. W. Rishell) Bib. Sac. 60: 244.
(A. S. Barnes)
(H. C. Dunham)
(J . S. David) N. Church R.
(B. W.
(W. H. Bennett)
9: 76, 201, 301. 10: 18,
(E. J. Goodspeed) Am.
(A. S. Barnes)
(J . De Zwaan)
(J. J. Ferguson) Meth.
(B. Whitefoord) Expos.
BIBLE
Bible; John, Drummond’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 72,
-— — Governing Idea of. (A. M. Fairbairn) Expos. 6th
ser. 6: 161, 260.
-— — Problem of. Direct Internal Evidence.
Bacon) Hibbert J. 2: 323. 3: 353.
—— — Recent Aspects of the J ohannine Problem.
.W. Bacon) Hibbert J . I: 510,
— -— Recent Literature on, 1903.
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 14: I90.
- —- Structure of. (C. Lattey) Expos. 7th ser. 1: 424.
— — Wendt’s Theory of. (J. A. Howlett) Dub. R.
134: 3I4.— (G. W. Stewart) Expos. 6th ser. 7: 65,
135.
— —- chap. 9, a Foreshadowing of Christian Martyrdom.
(A. Carr) Expos. 6th ser. I0: 294,
— —— chap. 10: 1-16. (A. Carr) Expos. 6th ser. II: 60.
—- —— chap. I9 : 11, Note on. (Alex. R. Eagar) Expos.
6th ser. I2: 33.
(B. W.
(B.
(G. H. Hubbard)
— Acts, Character and Composition of. (J . V. Bart-
lett) Bib. World, 19: 268.
— — Notes on Some Earlier Portions. (R. J . Knowl-
ing) Bib. World, 19: 410.
— —— Purpose of. Bib. World, 22: 3.
— — Western Text, Curious Bezan; Reading Vindi-
cated. (J . R. Harris) Expos. 6th ser. 5: 189.
-- — chap. 4: 13, Comparative Translation of.
World, 23: 48.
Bib.
-- —- chap. 6: 9, History of, Blass’ Conjectural Emen- ,
dation of. (J . R. Harris) Expos. 6th ser. 6: 377.
— -— chap. 28: 12, Nautical Language of. (E. J . Good-
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—— Epistles, Pastoral, Authorship of. Church Q. 63: 63.
—— Paul’s, Shaw on. (J . Moifatt) Am. J . Theol. 8:
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-— — Salutations in, Verb Forms in.
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—Romans. Spec. 95: 381.
— — Did Paul write ‘? (W. B. Smith) Hibbert J . I:
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(O. S. Davis)
— — Theology of. (J . Denney) Expos. 6th ser. 4:
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— — to whom addressed. (O. Cone) Am. J . Theol. 8:
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— — chap. II: I 3-24, Olive and “ Wild Olive ” in Paul’s
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S9-
-— — chap. I2: I, 2,~Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 21: 216,
—— chap. 15, 16. (W. B. Smith) J. Bib. Lit. 21: I17.
-——— chap. 16: 14, Lessons from. (G. A. Chadwick)
Expos. 6th ser. 5: 65.
— I. Cor. 3: 22, “All Things are Yours.”
Expos. 6th ser. 6: 309.
— — chap. 1 3 : 9-12, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 23: 209.
— Galatians 2: II, 32, Paul, and his Teaching in. (M.
W. Jacobus) Bib. World, 24: 351.
— Colossians 4: 5, 6, Comparative Translation of.
Bib. World, 21: 379.
-— I. Thess. 5: I9, 22, Comparative Translation of.
Bib. World, 24: 359.
— II. Thess. 2: 1-12, Eschatology of.
Expos. 6th ser. I2: 99.
— II. Tim. 3: I6, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 24: 199.
— Hebrews, as the Work of Barnabas. (J . V. Bartlett)
Expos. 6th ser. 8: 381.
- — Authorship of. Spec. 89: 601. —(A. R. Eagar)
Expos. 6th ser. I01 74, II9. 4
— -— — Harnack on. (F. M. Schiele) Am. J. Theol.
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- — More Words on. (N. Bartlett) Expos. 6th ser.
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(A. Carr)
(G. Milligan)
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BIBLE
Bible; Hebrews, Roman Destination of. (G. Milligan)
Expos. 6th ser. 4: 437.
— —— chap. 10: 19-25. Practical Outcome of the
Epistle. (D. A. Hayes) Bib. World, 24: 443.
— -— chap. 12: II, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 21: 46.
-— James 1 : 7, Comparative Translation of. Bib.
World, 22: 52.
-— —— chap. 5: 14, I 5. Healing of the Sick. Expos.
6th ser. I0: 135.
— I. Peter, and the Book of Enoch. (C. Clemens) Expos.
6th ser. 6: 316,
— — chap. 1:11.
Anderson) Expos. 6th ser. I2: 234.
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— more Human than Moths.
R, 102: 44.
—— Names of. (C. W. Beebe) Outing, 483 717.
— Nests of. (S. C. VVatkins) Temp. Bar, 131! 314.
—Noisy. Spec. 931 46.
— of Bermuda. (A. Bowditch) Am. Natural. 38: 5 5 5.
— of the Bible. (M. E. Silsby) Chaut. 35: 606.
— of Eden Hall. Spec. 88: 683.
— of Florida. (H. K. Job) Outing, 43: 71, :62.
Science, 11. s. 16:
(G. A. B. Dewar) Sat.
(E. and J . Grinnell) Land of Sun. 14:
BIRDS
Birds of the High Sierras. (Virginia Garland) Over-
land, n. s. 46: 379.
-—— of the Isle of Pines. (O. Bangs and W. R. Zappy)
Am. Natural. 39: 179.
-— of Lakes. Spec. ’O4, 93: 511.
— of London, Past and Present. (F. H. C. Gould)
Cornh. 93: 841.
—- of New England. (A. H. Higginson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 93. '
— of the Night, Unfortunate. (E. Ingersoll) Harper,‘
110: 138.
—- of the North Woods of Canada.
Canad. M. 21: 340,
— of an Ocean Island. (B. S. Bowdish) Sci. Am. 951
(C. W. Nash)
431-
— of Paradise in the Arabian Nights. (A. R.Wa.llace)
Indep. R. 2: 379, 561.
— of Prey. (A. I. Shand) Longm. 43: 523.
— — Increase of, in England. Spec. 91: II.
—- of the Redwoods, Summer. (C. A. Keeler) Land of
Sun. 9: 293.
—- of Reservoirs. Spec. 881 282.
— of the Sea; Photographs of Bird Life. Outl. 82:
939- -
— of Southern California. (E. and J . Grinnell) Land
of Sun. 12: 165, 239, 291, 344,
— Old Thatched Rectory and its. (O. B. Smith) 19th
Cent. 54: 99. =Ec1. M. 141: 628.
—- on Bird Key. (H. K. Job) Outing, 44: 231.
— Origin of. (W. P. Pycraft) Knowl. n. s. 3: 531.
—— — of Certain. (W. E. D. Scott) Science, 11. s. 22:
27I. — (J. A. Allen) Science, 11. s. 22: 431.
— Photographing, in the Tree Tops. (W. I. Finley)
Ctry Life Am. 3: 232.
—— Photographs of Wild Fowl.
b0dy’s. 6= 169. 273-
- Photography of, in Norway. (R. W. Shufeldt) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 68: 464,
— The Plague of. Liv. Age, 246: 573.
—— The Rapid Growth of. (B. S. Bowdish) Sci. Am.
Supp. 61: 25373.
—- Sea, Courtship of. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 93: 631, 699.
—— — Habits of. (H. K. Job) Everybody’s, 6: 481,
— — off Pollock Rip. (H. K. Job) Outing, 45: 573,
— —- Why are they White ? (J. Tarbell) Longm. 39:
526.
— Shore, Migration of.
(H. K. Job) Every-
(H. K. Job) Outing, 45: 321.
-— -— of the Northwest. (H. K. Job) Outing, 48: 671.
— — of Old Virginia. (G. T. Dixon, jr.) Ctry Life
Am. 4: 328.
— -— Our Vanishing. (H. K. Job) Ctry Life Am. 10:
519
— Sight and Scent in. (G. S. Porter) Outing, 40:
295- '
— Some Misunderstood. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 39:
717.
— Song in. (W. E. D. Scott) Science, n. s. I5: I78. —
(W. Craig) Science, 11. s. I5: 590.
—— Song of. (IN. B. Thomas)Macmil. 90: 45 5,
— Songs of. (H. Oldys) Lippinc. 71: 803.
—— — The Music of. (H. Oldys) Harper, I13: 723.
— Speed of Migrating. (J . Stebbins and E. A. Faith)
‘ Science, 11. s. 24: 49.
—- Spring Music in a Marsh Meadow.
Outing, 46: 69.
-— Study of, Beginning.
(E. Sandys)
(A. B. Comstock) Chant. 41:
259-
-— —— In the Haunts of the Rail. (B. Dale) Canad. M.
28: 11,
—- Stuffing. (E. T. Seton) Ctry Life Am. 6: 267,
-— Talk on. (W. E. D. Scott) Outl. 71: 609,
— Texas and Arizona, A Bunch of. (B. Torrey) Atlan.
68
Q2: 95.
BISHOPS
Birds that Nest in Colonies. (W. L. Finley) World
To-day, 10: 249,
— Thirsty. Spec. 93: 146.
—- A Tragedy in the Tree Top. (T. Brooks) Harper,
113: 564,
— Weed and Dearborn"s Birds in their Relation to
Man. Am. Natural. 38: 75. -
— What do they Eat ? (Helen L. Grant) Sci. Am. 95:
379.
— Wheelock’s Nestlings of Forest and Marsh. Am.
Natural. 36: 757.
— When they are Nesting.
15: 27,
— Wild,8b8y a New Approach. (F. H. Herrick) Cent.
an 5 .
— Wild Wings. (VV. H. Hudson) Liv. Age, 247: 693,
—— Winter. (A. G. McCloskey) Chant. 36: 297.
—— Winter Habits of. (L. Jones) School R. I 3: 29.
-—— Wooing of. (H. G. Curtiss) Calif. M. 1: 84,
— Young, at Birth, Significance of the Condition of.
(W. P. Pycraft) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 108,
Bird’s Eye View of Heaven ; a story. (P. V. Miguels)
McClure, 21: 270,
Birds’ Kindergarten, The. (G. S. Porter) Outing, 40:
(E. Grinnell) Land of Sun.
7°.
Bird’s-nesting. Spec. 90: 855. —(A. I. Shand) Cornh.
87: 672.=Liv. Age, 237: 786. =Ecl. M. I41: 186.
—Scientific. (S. C. Watkins) Liv. Age, 245: 438.:
Ecl. M. 145: 134.
Birds’ Nests. Liv. Age, 246: 252,
— and their Environments. (A. Collett) Macmil. 91:
209. .
— in Strange Places. (O. S. Berry) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 431.
— Photographed. (O. J . Stevenson) Canad. M. 21:
335-
Birmingham, Eng., Musical Festival, I906. Ath. ’06,
2: 412, 450,
— School for Jewelers at. (A. S. Wainwright)pStudio
(Internat.) 25: 324.
Birrell, Augustine. (E. Porritt) Outl. 83: 702,
— Mr. Birrell’s Choice. (J . W. Diggle) Hibbert J . 4:
54°-
Birth Rate, Bishop of London on the Declining. (J .
W. Taylor) 19th Cent. 59: 219,
— Declining, and its Cause. (F. A. Bushee) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 63: 355.
— in New Hampshire.
Assoc. 9: 263.
— in 1905. (M. Carlyle) Westm. 164: 291,
—- Question of the. (H. White) Nation, 76: 468,
— Statistics of, Methods of Dealing with. (Carroll W.
Doten) Am. Statis. Assoc. 10: 156,
Birthday in Bogieland; a story. (E. P. Medley)
Canad. M. 22: 256,
Birthright. (V. W. Cloud) Booklover’s M. 5: 405,
Birthright of the Wanderer, The ; a story. (G. Schock)
Harper, 113: 301.
Bishop, Heber R., with portrait.
Anthrop. 5: 111,
Bishop, Isabella Bird, Recollections of. (A. G. Stew-
art) Blackw. I76: 698. = Liv. Age, 243: 682.-
Bk. News, 23: 266,
(Allyn A. Young) Am. Statis.
(G. F. Kunz) Am.
Bishop, Joel Prentiss. (C. S. Bishop) Am. Law R.
B18132)‘, William Henry. (B. J. Hendrick) Critic, 42:
Bish2o21i>-elect and Maria; a story. (H. Mabee) Harper,
BishIc>g3s66O31?dination, 'I‘he. (Gisela D. Britt) Arena,
3 i 33-
Bishops and Historians. (H. Paul) Indep. R. 4: 611.
= Liv. Age, 244: 555.
BISHOPS
Bishops, The, and the Reformation Settlement. (G.
'Arthur) I9th Cent. 57: 276.
-— as Legislators. (W. V. Roberts) Chamb. J . 83: I79.
— Confirming, and Crown Prerogatives. (J . Edmond-
son-Joel) Westm. 157: 536, ‘
— Election of, Primitive. (M. F. Hassett) Cath. Univ.
B1111-3= 404- 4= 33?.
— Income of; Episcopal Budgets. (A. Fellows) Westm.
I63: 299.
Bishopston Church. (VV. H. Legge) Reliquary, 43: 173.
Biskra; Heart of North Africa. (B. Brandenburg)
Am. M. 62: 24,
Bismarck, Otto von. (B. Moses) Calif. Univ. Chron.
1: 464. >
— and Kaiser Wilhelm I., Correspondence of, ed. by
Kohl. (L. A. Rhoades) Dial, 352 39.
— and Moltke. J . Mil. Serv. Inst: 32: 437.
— The Falsification of the Ems Telegram. National,
453 1°55-
— How he Retired. (H. de Blowitz) Harper, 107: 467.
-— Personal Reminiscences of. (S. Whitman) Bk.
News, 21: 481,
— Retirement of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 83: 324.
— A Visit to. (H. Villard) Cent. 45: 664.
Bismarck, House of. (E. Saltus) Munsey, 32: 651.
Bismarck Dynasty, The End of the. Contemp. 90:
609. =Liv. Age, 251: 643.
Bismarckian Policy, Bankruptcy of. Fortn. 81: 765.
:Liv. Age, 241: 577,
Bismya, Banks’s Excavations at, Beginning of. (R.
F. Harper) Bib. World, 23: 295. ‘
-— Recent Excavations at. (Edgar J . Banks) Indep.
591 I321-
Bison. See Buffalo.
Bispham, David. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 96: 74.
Bit of Human Nature. (E. O. Kirk) Lippinc. 70: 259.
Bit of Old English Brio-a-Brac in Yankeeland ; a
story. (E. Banks) Temp. Bar, I32: 175,
Bit of Satsnma, A. (Beatrice E. Rice) Indep. 58: 982,
Bit of the Sod, A; a story. (K. Jarboc) Munsey, 29:
307.
Bitter, Karl, Sculptor. (H. H. Greer) Brush & P. 13:
466. — With portrait. (J . N. Laurvik) Booklover’s
M. 3= 599-
Bitter Cup, The; a story. (C. B. De Camp) Harper,
108: 608.
Bitter Parting, A. (J . Garry) Gent. M. n. s. 743 I05.
Bitter-rot Fungus. (Hermann von Schrenk) Science,
11. s. 17: 750.
Bittner, Alexander. Geog. J . 202 461.
Bitumen, Peculiar Occurrence of, and Evidence as to
its Origin. (W. C. Morgan and M. C. Tallmon)
Am. J. Sci. 168: 363,
Bivins, Joseph Francis. So. Atlan. Q. 3: 383.
Bivouac de Luxe. (E. Boltwood) Lippinc. 71: 112,
Bizerta, Tunisia, French Works at. Pall Mall M. 27: 73.
Bizet, Georges. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 75: 79.—(J. F.
Runciman) Sat. R. 99: 75.
— With portrait and bibliography.
2: pt. 9.
Bjiirnson, Bjiirnstjerne. (J. N. Lawvik) Critic, 42: 47,
— (W. M. Payne) Internat. Q. 7: 171. — Outl. 73:
339. —Dial. 331 383-
-— and Mrs. Bjiirnson, with portrait. Chant. 40: 373.
— Prophet-poet of Norway. (L. P. Richards) Cosmo-
pol. 34: 62!.
— Souvenirs of, with portrait.
57¢ 73-
Bjiirnsoniana. Dial, 34: 37.
Black, Hugh. (F. Brown) Outl. 84: 743,
Black, William. Spec. 88% 769.-—(E. Fuller) Atlan.
W 409-
—- Caz-fax GalleryExhibitiom (F. Rinder) ArtJ. 58: 240,
Mast. in Music,
(T. Stanton) Indep.
69
BLACKWATER
Black, William, Reid’s Life of. Ath. ’02, I: 649, —-
Bk. Buyer, 24: 472,
— Visit to America. (Sir W. Reed) Harper, I04! 903.
— With the Eyes of Youth ; an Autobiographical
Sketch. Fortn. 78: 249, : Eel, M, 139: 667,
Black, José. Chamb. J. 83: 264.=Ecl. M. 1461 524.
Black and White, A Sketch in. (F. Clayton) Atlan.
97: 600,
Black Books of Lincoln’s Inn. (E. Manson) Green Bay,
16: 793.
Black Care and the Horseman. (Mary R. S. Andrews)
Scrib. M. 38: 737.
Black Creek Swamp.
130: 602,
Black Death, The; a story.
108: 849.
Black Diamond; a Hive of Enterprise.
donald) Overland, n. s. 44: 645.
Black Eagle Case, The. (L. M. Friedman) Green Bag,
(D. O’Callaghan) Temp. Bar,
(W. Deeping) Harper,
(Janet Mac-
I4: 63,
Black Factor’s Wooing; a story. (H. Whitaker)
Munsey, 32: 74o.:Canad. M. 26: 458.
Black Fan. (E. Glanville) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 714.
Black Forest, A Little Journey in the. (E. M. Dasch-
bach) Cath. World, 79: 761,
— Our Search for the. (H. W. Mabie) Ontl, 81: 767.
—— A Tramp through the Southern. (W. H. Hulme)
Chant. 35: 48.
Black Hand, The; a story. (E. Uhich) Cath. World,
791 769.
Black Hills of So. Dakota. (J . M. Chapple) Nat’1 M.
(Bost.) 18: 763.
— Resources of. Science, 11. s. 20: 191,
Black Jake’s Souvenir. (H. R. Eliot) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 330.
Black Labor vs. Italian Labor.
tion, 82: 97,
Black Masters; a Side-light on Slavery. (C. D. Wil-
son) No. Am. 181: 685. _
Black Rain in North Carolina. (M. Morse) Science,
11. s. 15: 1
Black Roan of
(W. G. Leland) Na-
034-
“ 265,” The; a story. (A. W. Rolker)
McClure, 24: 30.
Black Sea, The. (Sven Hedin) Monthly R. 22, no. I 2 89.
= Liv. Age, 249: 369.
Black Sheep of the Regiment, The.
Bar, 125: 704. _
Black Spider, The. (J . Ashton) Chamb. J . 82: 9, 26, 41.
Black Vengeance, The. Monthly R. 18: 94.:Liv.
Age, 245: 87. IEcl. M. 144: 723.
Black Watch. (C. Morris) Good Words, 44: 411.
— and its Band. Canad. M. 3: 385.
Blackbirds. Spec. 96: 331.
— at Lancing. (J . Truman) Macmil. 88: 51.
—— The Hates of the Hens. (E. Selons) Sat. R. 99: 78.
Blackburn, Jonathan B. (R. R. Wilson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 28.
Blackcock, Ecstasies of. (E. Selons) Sat. R. 991 415.
Blackguardism, Election. Sat. R. 101: 98.
Blackhawk, with portrait. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq.
24: 48.
Blacklock, Thomas and Ross, J . T.
J- 55= 377.
Blackmailer, The. (E. Boltwood) Munsey, 35: 628.
Blackmore, R. D., and his Work. (J . Baker) Fortn.
81: 840. =Ec1. M. 143: 232. I Liv. Age. 2411 777-
—- Letters of. Scrib. M. 32: 661.
Blackstick Papers. (A. I. Ritchie) Cornh. v. 88-91. =
Critic, v. 43-45.
Blacktail Deer, Passing of the.
Ctry Life Am. I: 156,
Blackwater Tantrums, The.
Everybody’s, 15: 502,
(C. Milis) Temp.
(G. Aikman) Art
(Minnie J . Reynolds)
(Sarah N. Cleghorn)
BLADE
Blade that Won. (B. E. Stevenson) Lippinc. 72:
2S9-
Blagden, Sir Charles. (R. H. Howe, jr.) Am. Nat-
ural-391 397-
Blaine, James G., Reminiscences of.
Calif. M. 3: 391.
— Stanwood’s. -(W. H. Johnson) Nation, 82: 141,
(L. A. Sheldon)
Blair, Andrew G., Canadian Politician. (T. G. Mar-
quis) Canad. M. 24: 114,
Blair Eyrie, The Beautiful Garden at. (I. W. Jones)
Ctry Life Am. 10: 35.
Blake, Sir Patrick. Correspondence with Sir James
Crawfurd. (J . C. Kennett) Cornh. 90: 195.
Blake, William, with portrait. (J . V. Cheney) Calif.
M. 4: 447. —Spec. 97: 826.
—Art of. (L. Binyon) Indep. R. 2: 407.: Eel. M.
143: I29.=‘~Liv. Age, 41: 487.-—Art J. 56: 349.
— at F elpham. (H. Ives) Monthly R. 21, no. 22 I23.
— Family of. (A. Symons) Ath. ’06, 1: 515.
—Il1ustrations of Job. (R. E. D. Sketchley) Art J.
551 "4-
— Lord Crewe’s Blake Collection. (T. Nutt) Critic, 42:
463.
— Paintings of. Acad. 70: 600.
-— Poetry of. (A. Clutton-Brock) Acad. 71: 524. =
Liv. Age, 215: 809. — (G. L. Strachey) Indep. R.
g: 215,
— Prophetic Books of; Jerusalem, ed. by E. R. D.
Maclagan. Ath. ’04, 2: 102,
-— Swinburne’s. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 102: 231,
—- Text of. Spec. 96: 259.
— Visionary Art of. Ed. R. 203: 161,
— Was he a Poet ‘P (Percy C. Standing) Cath. World.
81: 445.
Blakelock, Ralph A., Painter. (F. W. Morton) Brush
& P. 9: 257.
Blakesley, Samuel, of New Haven, Conn., and his De-
scendants. (J . Shepard) N. E. Reg. 56: 277.
Blane, F rangois, Founder of Monte Carlo. Temp.
Bar, 131: 350.
Blane, Mme. Therese de Solms [Th. Bentzon].
A. Fields) Cent.'44: 134.
Blanc, Mont, Checked by a Storm on.
Outing, 46: 465.
— Scientific Work on. Nature, 75: 203.
Blanchard Family Records. N. E. Reg. 60: 373.
Blanche, Jacques Emile. (F. Lawton) Fortn. 85: 1106.
—— Studio (Internat.) 21: 191,
Blanchemains; a story. (J. M. F orman) Harper, 113:
(Mrs.
(J . D. Barney)
17.~
Blanding, Bad Man. (G. Bronson-Howard) Every-
body’s, I22 305.
Blanford, William T. Geog. J . 26: 223. —- (Archibald
Geikie) Nature, 72: 202, -
Blank Verse, Lost Art of. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 33:
317.
— on the Stage. (J . Todhunter) Fortn. 77 2 346.
Blankenburg, Rudolph; an Uneompromising Fighter.
(G. E. Mapes) Outl. 83: 220,
Blankets, Indian. (G. W. James) Outing, 39: 684.
—— Navajo. (G. L. Patterson) New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 64.
— (J. J. Peatfield) Calif. M. 4: 377.
Blashfield, Edwin Howland. (Homer St. Gaudens)
Critic, 47: 233.
— his Mural Decorations in Minnesota Capitol. (J . W.
Pattison) Studio (Internat.) 24: lxxxvii.
-— Recent Mural Decorations by. (W. Walton) Scrib.
M. 37: 381.
Blasphemer, The.
Blast of the Trumpet.
611,
Blast-furnace Practice. (E. A. Uehling) J . F rankl.
Inst. I59: 117.
(J . B. Connolly) Scrib. M. 39: 701,
(E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 73:
70
BLIND
Blast Furnaces, Some Mexican. (J . Birkinbine) Cas-
sier, 29: 3.
Blat Elephant, The; a story. (G. Maxwell) Temp.
Bar. 1341 217-
Blatta, Head of. (W. A. Riley) Am. Natural. 38: 777.
Blatchley, or Blachley, Thomas, and his Descendants.
(R. D. Smyth) N. E.-Reg. 58: 357.
Blavatsky, Madame. (H. R. Evans) Monist, 14: 387.
Blazes and Indian Signs. (E. T. Seton) Ctry Life Am.
7: 632.
Blazing Beach, A. (D. P. Penhallow) Science, n. s.
22: 794. '
Blazon, Gentle Art of. (Sir H. Maxwell) Blackw.
178: 26.
Bleaching Powder, Manufacture by Acker Process.
J. Frankl. Inst. 1562 22!.
Bleckley, Logan E., with portrait. (L. B. Ellis) Green
Bag. I5= 555-
Bleeding Heart, A; a story.
Arena, 32: 176.
Blenheim Palace, Oxford, England.
ton) Booklover’s M. 6: 45.
Blennerhassett, Sir Rowland. (Arthur Strong) Cornh.
91: 632.
Blessing in Disguise, A. (C. Keiting) Overland, n. s.
(W. A. Dromgoole)
(Marion Ellis-
431 317-
Blessing of the Roses, The; a story. (C. C. Hallett)
Eel. M. 141: 129.=Liv. Age, 237: 545.
Blessing the Typewriter. (E. Hallowell) Lippinc. 73:
28
3 .
Blind, Adult, Industrial Institute for. (C. H. Jones)
Char. 15: 624.
— — Necessity of State Care of. (F. P. Lewis) Char.
13* 497- '
-—- — Pennsylvania’s Inquiry into the Condition and
Needs of. (E. E. Allen) Char. I 5: 622.
— — Present Needs of. (F. P. Lewis) Char. I 5: 607,
—- Associations for Helping the. (R. Hauptvogel) Am.
J. Sociol. 8: 687.
—— Books and Libraries for the.
30: 269,
— Books for, at St. Louis Exposition. Pub. Lib. I0:
22,
— — in the Library of Congress. (M. S. Gerry) Scrib.
M, 33: 101,
— Braille Library for, at Oxford. Lib. J . 30: 283,
— Bureaus for Tickets for. (W. Holt) Char. I 5: 645.
—- Experiment Station for the Trade Training of. (C.
F. H. Campbell) Char. I5: 635,
—- Friends of the. (W. Holt) Char. I7: 405.
— How to be. (Helen Keller) Outl. 82: 983.
—- in Massachusetts, Field Work in. (L. Wright)
Char. 15: 613.
— Industrial Home for. (E. P. Morford) Char. I5: 627.
(R. C. Moon) Lib. J.
— Labor of the. (W. B. Wait) Char. I7: 140,
— Library Books for the. (Emma R. N eisser) Lib. J .
31: C78,
— Library for, A National. (Asa D. Dickinson) Pub.
Lib. 11‘: 308.=Lib. J. 31: 218.
— Library Work for the. (E. E. Allen) Lib. J . 31: 8.
-—- (E. E. Allen) Char. I5: 641.
— Literature for the. (S. A. Draper) Pub. Lib. 9: 147.
— Michigan Employment Institution for. (J. Perrine
Hamilton) Char. I5: 632.
— New Hope for the. (Elizabeth of Runiania) Outl.
84: 758,
— New Lines of Work for. Char. 15: 673.
-—- A New World for the. (G. M. Gould) Science, 11. s.
23: 268.
— Psychology and Pedagogy of. (A. R. T. Wylie)
Pedagog. Sem. 9: 127.
— Royal Normal College and Academy of Music for
the. (Katherine Carson) Good Words, 46: 863,
BLIND
Blind, What Some Libraries are doing for the. (G. D.
Trader) Pub. Lib. 9: 150.
-— Wisconsin‘ Workshop for.
15: 629,
—- Work to improve the Condition of. (C. F. F.
Campbell) Char. 15: 610,
— Work the Salvation of. (Helen Keller) Char. I5:
674.
Blind Animals, Behavior of. (W. Mills) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 62: 334,
Blind Babies, Boston Nursery for. (B. M. Snow) New
Eng. M; n. s. 32: 625.
— Sunshine Home for. (J . L. Barnard) Char. I4: 653.
Blind Children; a poem. (I. Zangwill) Pall Mall M.
26: 327.
Blind Doll, The. (Laura Sanford) Indep. 54: 1769,
Blind Men, Indiana Industrial Home for. (C. S. Mc-
Gifiin) Char. I5: 634,
Blind Pension, The. (J . Forbes) Char. 15: 616.
Blind Poor in England. Spec. 95: 421.
Bliss, Eliphalet N., with portrait. Cassier, 22: 711,
Blizzard, The Word. (S. Willard) Nation, 76: 434.
—- “ Jayhawker,” "‘ Uncle Sam.” (A. Matthews) Na-
tion, 76: 291.
Bloch, Jean de. (R. E. C. Long) Fortn. 77: 228, —(E.
D. Mead) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 298,
Bloch Museum of Peace and War at Lucerne. (G. G.
Thomas) Chamb. J. 80: 257.-—(R. Long) Book-
lover’s M. 6: 27. ——J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 755.
Block, City, Beauty of a. (Charlotte P. Gilman)
Indep. 57: 67.
— — made Beautiful. (Z. Milhau) World’s Work,
6: 4000,
Block Island. (C. E. Perry) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 515.
Block-signaling Systems on American Railways. (D.
A. Willey) Cassier, 28: 251,
Blockade, North Atlantic, in the Civil War. (W.
Jennings) M. of Hist. 4: 26.
— Pacific, Passing of the. (T. S. Woolsey) Yale R.
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Blockade-running, Romance of. Chamb. J . 80: 727.
Blockades. (L. Irwell) Green Bag, 15: 62,
Blois Chfiteau. (R. Whiteing) Cent. M. 48: 191,
Blommers, B. J ., Artist, with portrait. (Mrs. C. P.
Gruppé) Brush & P. 12: 415,
Blood, Changes in, at High Altitndes. (R. D. Ward)
Science, n. s. 20: 847,
-— Circulation of the. (Virginia Garland) Overland,
11. s. 48: 155.
— — according to Bacon, Shakespeare, and Harvey.
(J. Knott) Westm. 164: 46, 195, 205,
—— Course of Flow of, in Lumbricns. (J . B. Johnston)
Am. Natural. 36: 317,
—- Elliptical Human Erythrocytes.
Science, 11. s. 21: 473.
—— Human, Superstitions concerning.
Antiq. n. s. 38: 203,
-— Nodnles and Molecules of Red Blood Corpuscles.
(G. Maclaskie) Science, 11. s. I 5: 499. ‘
-—— Pressure of, in Man. Nature, 71: 375,
—- — Estimation of. Nature, 74: 638.
Blood Seedling, The. (J . Hay) Lippinc. 76: 44.
Bloodhound, The. (L. C. Moeran) Outing, 40: 90.
— in America. (L. D. Howe and C. E. Duflie) Cent.
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Bloodroot. (R. Blight) Outing, 40: 182,
Bloomfield, Robert. Acad. 68: 663.
Blouet, Paul, Death of. Ath. ’O3, 1: 639.
Blonnt, Sir Edward. A Fine Bit of Old English Oak.
(S. J . Reid) Good Words, 46: 620.
—- Reid’s Memoirs of. Ath. ’02, 2: 44!.
Blount Conspiracy, 1795-97, Documents on. Am. Hist.
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(O. Kiistermann) Char.
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Blow-pipe Weapons. (P. Fountain) Longm. 41: 534.
Blower, Fan, Realm of the. (W. B. Snow) Cassier,
31 . 63.
—— — The Conditions of the Design of. (W. B. Snow)
Cassier, 29: 219.
Blowitz, H. G. S. O. de. Macmil. 87: 338.: Ecl. M.
140: 573. '-_-Liv. Age, 237: 13.
— Memoirs. Monthly R. 14, no. 1: 50.—(K. Magee)
Canad. M. 23: 55.
— The Mysterious. Westm. I 59: 569.
Bloy, Leon, as a Beggar. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 194:
326,
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Blue-grass Country. (C. Johnson) Outing, 43: 682,
Blue-girdle. (L. Griswold) Atlan. 97: 202,
Blue Jay Family, Strange Experience of a.
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(W. E. D. Scott) Outl. 77: 45.
Blue Necklace, The. (J. T. Bishop) Munsey, 351 595.
Blue Peter. (H. M. Rideout) Atlan. 96: 300, 463,
Blue-stockings. (J . H. Lobban) Blackw. 180: 452,
“ Blue Water,” or “ Hearth and Home.” (L. H.
Hoddern) Un. Serv. M. 29: 470.
Bluebeard, Legend of. (Sylvanus Urban) Gent. M.
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Bluebird’s Return, The.
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(K. W. Patch) Harper, 110:
729-
Bluebirds, Love and War among the. (J . Burroughs)
Ctry Life Am. 10: 45,
Bluefish and Blue Waters. (E. Sandys) Outing, 44:
563.
Blum, Robert Frederick. (Robert Bridges) Lamp,
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clxxvii,
Blundell’s Worthies, 1604-1904, Banks on.
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Blurred Memory of Childhood, A. (R. Shields) Cornh.
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Blush, The. (S. M. Creed) Longm. 39: 426.=Liv.
Age,233: 172.
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Blythburgh and its Church. (C. Mason) Reliquary,
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Blything Hundred, Notes on the Churches of. (J . C.
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Boarding Schools for Girls, Rules for.
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— New London, and its People. (A. Ruhl) Outing,
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Boat-racing, Long and Short Boats. Sat. R. 95: 418.
Boat Sailing, Small. (A. J . Kenealy) Outing, 42: 535.
Boating, College, in the ’60’s. (C. Deming) Outing,
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—— Motor; a New Sport. (P. Newton) Munsey, 31: 641.
— (P. Severing) Everybody’s, I1: 314.
See Motor Boats.
Boats, and Boat Handlers. (H. C. Rowland) Outing,
48: 496.
Ath. ’04,
(W. F. Mel-
BOATS
Boats, Roller, and Revolving Ships. (Major C. Field)
Good Words, 44: 360.
Bob-white and Family. (A. R. M. Spaid) Ctry Life
Am. 52 263.
Bobadilla, Francisco Arias de, Count of Pufioenrostro;
a Fiscal Reformer of Cervantes’ Time. (J . W.
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Boccaccio. (F. Gribble) Acad. 68: 471.
Bocher, Ferdinand, with portrait. (G. H. Grandgent)
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Bocock, John Paul and Walter K.
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Boden, Garrett, Spy.
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Bodleian Library. (E. A. Savage) 19th Cent. 522 448.
-_-Liv. Age, 235: 96. — (J. B. Firth) Fortn. 78: 637.
—- (R. V. Lennard) Gent. M. n. s. 59: 327.
— Tercentenary of. (L. Dyer) Nation, 752 359. -—Lib.
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731 59-
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Bodley, J. E. Courtenay, France, England, and. (R.
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— of the Future Life; is it Electrical? (C. Hallock)
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— Personality and ; a Study in the Resurrection. (J .
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— Salvation of the, by Faith. Hibbert J . 42 606.
— Spiritual. (G. D. Boardman) Bib. Sac. 60: 487.
Boecklin, Arnold. (Anita MacMahon) Art J . 56: 54. —-
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Liv. Age, 247: 719. — (G. B. Rose) Sewanee, I0: 30-
——_ as a Sculptor of the Grotesque. (H. Lespinasse)
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— Painter of Romance. (L. C. Monin) World To-day,
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Boer, The, in War and Peace.
Boer Concentration Camps.
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Boer Congress, 1904. Spec. 931 940.
Boer Folk-medicine. (Alice B. Gomme) Folk-Lore,
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Boer Generals at Downing Street.
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Boer Leaders. Honor to whom Honor is due.
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Boer Oflicer, A Diary of a. Un. Serv. M. 24: 499. 25:
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Boer School, Year in a. (F. H. Randal) Canad. M.
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Boer War. See Transvaal.
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—— and the Empire. (L. Botha) Contemp. 82: 609. =
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Bog Plants. (R. Richards) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 419.
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Bogoslofs, The. (D. S. Jordan and G. A. Clark) Pop.
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“ Bogota,” Cruise of the.
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(J . B. Henneman)
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(J . A. Cooper) Canad. M.
(A. H. Dutton) Overland,
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Bogue, Mrs. Lilian Bell. (E. F. Harkins) Lit. W.
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Bohemia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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— Europe and Question of.
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— The New. Cornh. 85: 315. =Liv. Age, 233: 28.
— Revisited. (Anna Nedhobyty) Overland, n. s. 391
6.
Bohemia, In Quest of. (E. P. .Irwin) Overland, n. s.
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Bohemian in America, The.
968.
Bohemian Club, The Veteran Guard of the. (J . N. H.
Irwin) Overland, n. s. 45: 261,
Bohemian Farmers in Wisconsin.
: 21,
Bohemian Literature, 1901-02. (V. Tille) Ath. ’02, 2: 8.
— I902-03. (V. Tille) Ath. ’O3, 22 3.
— 1903-04. (V. Tille) Ath. ’o4, 2: 296.
Bohemians, The, in Chicago. (A. G. Masaryk) Char.
I3: 206.
Boiler Design and Boiler Explosions-.
Engin. M. 27: 233.
Boiler-house Economy.
29= 373-
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Engin. M. 23: 19.
Boiler Manufacturing Works, Cost—stores System of a
Modern. (H. S. Knowlton) Engin. M. 32': 45. .
Boissier, Gaston ; a French Critic of Old Imperialism.
(G. Bradford, jr.) Atlan. 96: 805,
Boito, Arrigo, Poet and Composer. (E. Fondi) Outl. 82:
Ed. R.
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(N. Mashek) Char.
(R. S. Hale)
(Alfred W. Bemis) Cassier,
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Bokhara, City beyond the Deserts. (J . Locke) Outing,-
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— New Year’s Festival at. (J . Locke) Outing, 471 387.
—— the Noble. (A. V. W. Jackson) Outl. 79: 319.
Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount, and his Times.
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Bolivar, Simon. (F. M. N oa) Arena, 351 491.
Bolivia and Argentina, Travels on Boundaries of.
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—— by the Rio de la Plata Route.
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—— Caupolican, Expedition to, 1901-02.
Geog. ‘J. 22: 601.
—- Exploration in. - (H. Hock) Geog. J. 25: 498.
—- Field for American Trade. (A. McIlroy) Nat’l M.
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—— On the Roof of the New World. Chamb. J . 80: 698.
-- Republic of. (W. S. Barclay) Macmil. 88: I05,
— Undeveloped ; or, Between the Andes and the Am-
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Bolley, Prof. H. L., Work of, on Plant Diseases.
(James L. Nash) World To-day, II: 1313,
Bologna, City of Learned Women. (M. D. Walsh)
Cath. World, 752 596.
—— Famous Women of. (Mrs. B. Gilman) Critic, 45:
421,
Bolson Plains of New Mexico, Geological Structure of.
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Bolton, Henry Carrington. Science, n. s. 18: 798.
Bolton, Conn., Records of the Church in, 1763-91.
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Boltwood, Lucius Manlius. (G. Sheldon) N. E. Reg.
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Bombay, Presidency of. (W. Lee-Warner) J . Soc.
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(E. Nor-
(G. E. Church)
(J . W. Evans)
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Bombay, Towers of Silence at. (W. T. Fee) N at. Geog.
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— Town and Island of.
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Bombay Asiatic Society, Centenary of. Ath. ’o4, 2:
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875.
Bompas, Bishop of Selkirk. (F. Ebbs—Canavan) Canad.
M. 27: 521.
Bon Gaultier Ballads, The. (H. Selden Young) Ath.
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Bon Secours; a little Miracle Play.
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Bonaparte, Charles Joseph, with portrait. (L. R.
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Bonaparte, Jerome. (A. Laugel) Nation, 74: 442.
Bond, The; a story. (E. Pottle) Harper, I09: 288.
Bond-Hay Treaty. (P. T. McGrath) I9th Cent. 53: 924.
Bond of Comradeship, The. (M. F. Egan) Scrib. M.
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Bond of Her People, The.
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Bondmen under the Tudors. (Alex. Savine) Roy.
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Bonds. About Buying Bonds— are they Cheap?
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“Bone Cabin Quarry,” Wyoming, and its Fossils. (D.
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Bone, Malar, Complete Division of.
Am. Natural. 36: 273.
Bone of Contention. (J. Oxenham) Longm. 39: 533,
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Boner, John Henry. (M. Benjamin) So. Atlan. Q. 3:
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Bones and their By-products. Chamb. J . 79: 202.
- of the Reptilian Lower Jaw. (J . S. Kingsley) Am.
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Bones of Don Salluste, The.
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Bonheur, Rosa, with portrait and bibliography. Mast.
in Art, 4: pt. 44.
— Autobiographical Fragment.
Art, 26: 531. ‘
— Her First Visit to England and Scotland. (T. Stan-
ton) Lippinc. 7 5: 46!.
Boniface VIII. (J . J . Walsh) Cath. World, 80: 31,
Bonington, Richard Parkes, with portrait. (H.
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Bonne Ste. Anne. (M. Burkholder) Canad. M. 27: 513.
Bonnell, Toby and James. Letters. (C. L. Falkiner)
Eng. Hist. R. 19: I22, 299,
(Paul G. Clark) Over-
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Bonner, Rev. Carey. Sund. M. 32: 562.
Bonnet Conspirators, The; a story. (Violet A. Simp-
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Bonnevie, F. Tiirres. Geog. J . I91 516.
Bonney, Charles C. (T. F, Wright) N. Church R. 1!:
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Bonney, Mrs. Lydia Pratt. (P. Carus) Open Court,
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Bonus System of Rewarding Labor.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 326,
— and Premium System, Combined.
Engin. M. 29: 719.
Boodle and Ballot in St. Louis.
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(Hugo Diemer)
(Lee Meriwether)
Arena. 331 43-
Book, The, and the Place. (M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 91:
626,
— as an Early Christian Symbol. Expos. 6th ser. II:
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Book of the Dead, Egyptian.
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—- Budge’s English Translation. Nature, 65: 337.:
Ecl. M. 138: 8o5.=Liv. Age, 233: I69.——(C. J.
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Book of Love, The ; a story. (Alice Brown) Harper,
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Book—agent, The; a monologue.
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Book Annotation in England. (VV. D. Johnston) Lib.
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Book Cabinets. Craftsman, 4: 390.
Book Collectors and Others. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
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(B. Herford) Cent.
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— Vagaries of. (IV. S. Andrews) Lamp, 26: 102,
Book Decoration. (Edith A. Ibbs) Studio (Internat.)
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Book-dusting Time. (M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 96: 81.
Book Exhibits at St. Louis, I904. (A. W. Perkins)
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Book Illustration of To-day, English. (R. E. D.
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Book Illustrators of Japan, The. (W. M. Wood) Over-
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Book Market, Crisis in the.
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Book-producing Trades, Technical Education in Con-
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Book Publishing. (J . B. Lippincott) Ann. Am. Acad.
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Book Puifery, Notes for a History of. (James H. Col-
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Book Reviewing, Authors’ Views on. (G. S. Goodwin)
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— Reviewers’ View. (G. S. Goodwin) Critic, 41: 446.
Book Reviews, Humor of. (Elliott Flower) World To-
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Book Room, An Ideal. Acad. 68: 37.
Book Sales of 1901. (J. H. Slater) Ath. ’02, I: 50.
— of 1905. (J. H. Slater) Ath. ’o6, I: I6, 78,
Book-stamps, Armorial, The Frank Collection of. (A.
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Book Titles, A Romance made from. Pub. Lib. 10:
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Book Trade, Dignifying the. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
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(W. T. Shore) Fortn. 82:
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Bookbinders, American, and their Work. (W. G.
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— American Art. (E. G. White) Brush & P. 13: 373.
Bookbindery in a Small Library, Value of a. (H. F.
Marx) Lib. J . 30: 796.
Bookbinding. (F. Foote) Craftsman, 2: 33,
— and the Care of Books, Cockerell’s. (H. P. Du Bois)
Bk. Buyer, 24: 330.
— Beautiful Books. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 2: 1,
-— Cobden-Sanderson and the Doves Bindery.
Preston) Craftsman, 2: 21,
—- Designs by Sir Edward Sullivan. Studio (Internat.)
24¢ 34~
-— Early American. (W. L. Andrews) Bookman, I51
56, 164.
—— English. (Strickland Gibson) Acad. 70: 160.
— Exhibition of, at Newark, N. J ., Public Library,
Feb. I905. Pub. Lib. 10: 357.
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Pub. Lib. 115 287. —(H. E. Bliss) Lib. J. 31: 737.
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Lib. II: 294.
—— — Report on. (G. F. Bowerman) Lib. J . 31: C I30.
—— from the Librarian’s Standpoint. (W. K. Stetson)
Pub. Lib. II: 300,
— Historic and Artistic.
(E.
(Robert W. Adams) Pub.
Lib. 11: 28.7,
—— in America. _ (Ernest E. Meyer) Brush & P. 16:
suPP- 35-
— — Artistic. (W. G. Bowdoin) Outl. 71: 254,
-—— Intricacies of. (C. Martins) Lib. J . 272 312.
— Leather for. Lib. J. 27: I40.—(J. G. Parker) J.
Soc. Arts, 50: 23.
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— New Method of Decoration, “ Vellucent.” (H. G.
Fell) Studio (Internat.) 20: 169.
— An Old Craft in the School-room.
Outl. 83: 731.
—— Ornamental, in Ireland in 18th Century.
van) Studio (Internat.) 27: 52.
— Preparing Books for. (Mary R. Caldwell) Pub.
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— Styles and Terms in. Pub. Lib. II: 433.
— What constitutes a Well-bound Book. Pub. Lib.
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Bookbindings, Literary Treasures in Old. (S. Gibson)
Acad. 691 1148 supp. _
—— Old, New Method of Preserving. Library, 11. s. 6:
208.
(C. M. Coburn)
(E. Sulli-
—- Tooled. (L. E. Day) Art J. 54: 317.
— A Unique Collection. (A. S. Van Westrum) Lamp,
27: 507,
Bookbuying, Aims of Municipal Librarian in.
Avebury) Library, 7: 46.
Booke of Martyrs, A; a story. (D. G. McChesney)
Cornh. 92: 68o.=Liv. Age, 248: 50.
Bookkeeper as a Human Being. World’s Work, 10:
6324,
Book-lover, Pleasures of the.
mil. 91: 123.
Booklovers’ Library. Lib. J . 28: 175. —(F. H. Gill)
Pub. Lib. 8: 257.
— Books from, in Public Libraries. (G. F. Bower-
man) Lib. J. 23! 772.
—— A Visit to. (Grace Ashley) Pub. Lib. I0: 8.
Bookmen’s Books. (A. Lang) Acad. 69: 1101. = Liv.
Age, 247: 5°7-
Book-plate, Plea for the Decorative.
Craftsman, 51 5 52.
Book-plates, Children’s.
812,
-—— Competitive Designs for.
ternat.) 18: 120,
(Lord
(M. Barrington) Mac—
(F. C. Brown)
(Z. A. Dixson) Outl. 72:
(A. Vallence) Studio (In-
174
BOOKS
Book-plates, Indiana Designers of. (Esther G. White)
Brush & P. 16: 57.
— Public Library. (H. W. Kent) Lib. J . 27: 932.
—— Recent British. (J . J . Guthrie) M. of Art, 28: 86.
— Some Indiana. (E. G. White) Craftsman, 4: 93.
—— Some Italian. (H. M. Vaughan) Art J . 58: 243,
-—— Western. (C. V. Kirby) Craftsman, 6: 54.
- Work of Anthony H. Euwer. (W. L. Smedley)
Craftsman, 6: 561,
Books. (J . Conrad) Liv. Age, 246: 500,
— and Free Libraries, Illustrative Examples and Testi-
monies as to the Value of. (J . F. Dillon) Am. Law
R. 38: 533.
— and Life. (E. A. Birge) Lib. J. 31: 203.
— and Politics. (D. C. Gilman) Princ. Univ. Bull.
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—— and Reading, A Little Essay on, by Martin Dooley.
(F. P. Dunne) Cent. 42: 84.
— and Shoes. Dial, 39: 365.
— and Work. (A. W. Pollard) Library, n. s. 3: 92,
22-2. 333. 434-
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— Bad. (R. F. Cholmeley) Library, 11. s. 5: 225,
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— Bookmen’s. (A. Lang) Acad. 591 I IOI.
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— Care of. (G. H. Powell) F ortn. 772 415. — (Alice B.
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— Cold Storage for. Archit. Rec. 12: 3 50.
— Collecting, forpthe Future. (H. L. Koopman) Pub.
Lib. 6: 131, I95.
— Contagion through. (C. R. Perry) Pub. Lib. 6:
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— Dedications of Elizabethan. (E. Gosse) Harper,
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— Early Printed. (VV. Voynich) Library, 11. s. 4: 189,
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— Fifteenth-century. (R. Steele) Library, 11. s. 5: 337.
6: 137.
— — hat they are About. (R. Steele) Library, 11. s.
41 337-
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-— for Children, Proper Make Up of. (J . M. Bowles)
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— for the Young. Dial, 37: 379, 432.
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— Immoral. (C. H. Skinn) Californian, 6: 442.
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striction. (W. P. Cutter) Pub. Lib. II: 206,
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am 445. 565, 677.
- in Relation to National Efiiciency. (S. Lee) Lamp,
29: 411,
— Increased Production of. (H. Simpson) Bookman,
23' 436
- Living arid Dead. (0. w. Eliot) Lib. J. 27. 256.:
Pub. Lib. 7: 215,
— The Men who make our. (E. Vore) Overland, n. s.
41: 252.
— — System of.
BOOKS
Books, Miniature, in British Museum. (H. Macfarlane)
Pall Mall M. 28: 276.
— The Misery of. (H. G. Wells) Indep. R. 7: 396.
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Lehose) Library, 11. s. 5: 52. ,
— —- English Situation as to. Lib. J . 28: 605.
(G. F. Bowerman) Lib. J. 27! I34,
264.
— —- What Next? Library, 11. s. 4: 25!.
—— New and Old. (H. W. Boynton) Atlan. 98: 276.
— of Machine-made Ideas. (J. Hawthorne) Book-
lover’s M. 7: 8I3.
—— of 1904. Acad. 68: 30.
— — Favorite. Acad. 67: 570, 581. ~
—— Old, Collecting, Romance of. (Clive Holland)
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jr.) Nation, 74: 343.
— —- Ups and Downs of. (J . P. Hobson) Ecl. M. 140:
519. =Liv. Age, 236: 637,
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—- An Over-use of. (R. C. Davis) Pub. Lib. 9: 435.
—— Parents and. (G. S. Lee) Indep. 541 I709.
— Permanently Valuable. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W.
(Bost.) 35: 16.
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367.
-— Prices of. Gent. M. n. s. 73: 618.
— Production of, in Great Britain.
J. 292 supp. 50.
— Purchase of. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34: 230.
— Rare. (C. E. Goodspeed) Lib. J. 27: 320.
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— Relative Production in Different Countries.
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— Reprints and their Readers. (J . Shaylor) Cornh.
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—— Survival of. (F. Grierson) Critic, 48: 116,
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-- that stay by. Atlan. 97: 283.
—- Three Sketches. (C. Lusted) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 577.
-— Training Students in the Use of. (H. R. Mead) Lib.
J . 301 C 82.
—— Unread. (T. W. Higginson) Atlan. 93: 344.
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- Whon1 shall we write Books for ? (Churchill Wil-
liams) Bookman, 22: 224,
-— Why do Men Write ? (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 87.
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Bookseller, A Chester, I667—I700. (H. R. Plomer)
Library, 11. s. 4: 373.
Booksellers of London Bridge. (H. R. Plomer) Library,
11. s. 4: 28.
Bookstall, The Railway. Chamb. J . 82: 375.
Boom in Realty, A; a story. (Arthur H. Vanden-
berg) Lippinc. 76: 241,
(W. Powell) Lib.
(E. C.
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BOROUGH
Boomerang, The, and the Bow and Arrow. Am.
Antiq. 27: 233.
Boone, Daniel. (E. Hough) Outing, 422 365.
Boorn Murder Case, The. (R. W. Taft) Green Bag,
17: 702,
Bootlglack, Biography of a_. (R. Corresca) Indep. 54:
2
Booth, Edwin, and Ole Bull. (R. Ogden Doremus)
Critic, 48: 234,
—— A Memorable Letter of. (C. F. B. Rogé) Cent. 45!
414-
—— Memories of, with portrait. (Mrs. D. P. Bowers)
Calif. M. 5: 471.
Booth, Eva, Commander Salvation Army, with por-
trait. (Rheta C. Dorr) Am. M. 60: 297,
Booth, Maud Ballington; Little Mother of American
Prisons. (T. Hopkins) Good Words, 46: 641.
Booth, Wm., Gen. ; a Character Sketch. (M. Betham-
Edwards) Indep. R. 4: 86.
—— Home-life of. (C. E. Thomas) Sund. M. 34: 224,
Boots and Shoes ; Great Industries of the United
States. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 38: 473,
Bopyrids. (H. Richardson) Science, 11. s. 20: 51.
Boracic Acid or Boric Acid. Chamb. J . 82: 251.
Borax, The Crusade against. (H. H. Langdon) Na-
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Borax Industry, The, and its Chief Promoter.
land, 11. s. 42: 24.
Borden, M. C. D. (R. N. Burnett) Cosmopol. 36: 62.
Border, The, in Ornament. (A. Grasset) Craftsman,
7: 421.
Border [of England], The. (K. L. Bates) Chaut. 451 I7.
—— Minstrelsy of. Liv. Age, 236: 53.
Borders, Herbaceous, Making of. Ctry Life Am.
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Bore in the Rivers Trent and Ouse. (W. H. Wheeler)
Nature, 73: 29.
Boredom, The Dread of. Spec. 951 933.
Bores. Sat. R. 99: 374.ILiv. Age, 250: 381.
—— A Plea for. (Mary Moss) Bookman, 21: 645.
Borghese Villa Art Collection. Am. Arch. 75: I 5.
Borgia, Caesar, A Laureate of. (R. Garnett) Eng.
Hist. R. 17: 15.
Borgia, Lucretia.
405.
— Gregorovius’s, translated by J. L. Garner.
’04. 2= 5-—Spec- 931 227-
Borgia, House of, Corvo’s Chronicles of. Ath. ’02,
R 43-
Borglum, Gutzon, Sculptor. (Rupert Hughes) Apple-
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Mechlin) Studio (Internat.) 28: XXXV.
Borglum, Solon H., Sculptor. Studio (Internat.) I9:
cxxvi. —— (A. Goodrich) World’s Work, 3: 1857.
— A Sculptor of the Prairie. (F. Sewall) Cent. 46: 247.
Boric Acid and Borax, Influence of, upon Health.
Science, 11. s. 20: 26,
See Boracic.
Born, Bertrand de.
478-
Born to be Hanged. (Caroline Lockhart) Lippinc. 78:
Over-
(F. Gregorovius) Bk. News, 22:
Ath.
(M. H. H. Macartney) Acad. 70:
214,
Borneo, British North, State of. (H. Walker) J . Soc.
Arts, 51: 507.
—- Diisun People of. (H. Clifford) Spec. 882 642.
-— Head-hunters of, Furness on. (J . M. Hubbard)
Nation, 75: 42Z.—(A. Cavendish) Chamb. J . 822
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- North in a “ Dug-out” Canoe in. Chamb. J. 82: 443.
Bornite, Formula of. (B. J . Harrington) Am. J . Sci.
166: 151,
Borough Councils and Rates. (A. N. Emmel) Macmil.
88: 433.
BOROUGHBRIDGE
Boroughbridge and Morlaix, Tactics of Battles of.
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Boroughs, Creation of. (M. Bateson) Eng. Hist. R.
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Borrow, George. (H. W. Boynton) Atlan. 93: 244.
Borrowed Shift, The; a story. (Mary Hallock Foote)
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Borrowers, The; a story. (J . R. Perry) Cent. 51: 56.
Bosanquet, H. Strength of the People. Monthly R.
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Bosch, Hieronymus, Painting by, in the Princeton Art
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Bosco, Giovanni, 19th Century Apostle of the Little
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Boscoreale, The Villas of. (F. W. Kelsey) Chaut.
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Bo’s’n Hill Ground. (G. S. Wasson) Atlan. 90: 73.
Bosphorus, The Blue. (M. Macgregor) Idler, 26: 504,
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Bosque, Fernando del. Expedition into Texas. (B. B.
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Boss, The Burdens of a. (H. Lamont) Nation, 79: 409.
Boss Gorgett; a story. (Booth Tarkington) Every-
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Boss, Political, Defense of the. Indep. '55: 1013,
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Boss of the Gang. (N. Duncan) Canad. M. 25: 506,
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Bosses, Revolt against the.
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Bostick, Sion R., Reminiscences of. Texas Hist.
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Boston. Mass. (C. Whibley) Blackw. 180: 850, -— (H,
James) Fortn. 85: 439.INo. Am. 182: 333.—(C.
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-— — Ancient and Modern. (M. Schuyler) PaH Mall
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—- as an Art Centre.
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— Banking House in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: 421,
— Beacon Hill. (A. E. Brown) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
631,
— Beacon Street, Architecture of.
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— Beautifying. (W. H. Kilham) Am. Arch. 79: 21.
— Carruth’s Fictional Rambles about. Craftsman, 4:
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(A. Kinloch)
(VV. H. Downes) New Eng. M.
(E. Garozynski)
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-—— Christ Church Bells. (A. H. Nichols) N. E. Reg.
58: 63.
— City of a Great Tradition. (D. Story) Munsey, 28: 1,
, —- Commerce, Episodes of. (M. A. DeW. Howe) Atlan.
911 I75-
- Drawings of. (V. H. Bailey) Everybody’s, 10: 317,
—— Early Churches at the North End. (W. I. Cole)
New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 241.
— 1825-75. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 32: 151,
—- Ethnic Factors in the Population of. (F. A. Bushee)
Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 299.
-— Fenway Court Art Museum. (D. Moore) Cent. 45:
2.
—- First Bank at. (A. McF. Davis) Q. J. Econ. 18:
2' .
-— Fldfver Folk in the Boston Reservations. (E. Locke)
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— Historic. (G. G. Wolkins) Educa. 23: 583.
—Historical Snow-storm, Jan. 31—Feb. I, 1898.
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Boston, Housing Conditions in. (R. T. Paine) Am.
Arch. 79: 43.
— Housing Commission, Report of the. (J . R. Cool-
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— Immigration to. (W. S. Alcott) New Eng. M. n. s.
29: 404.
—in Fiction. (F. W. Carruth) Bookman, 14: 507,
59°-
—- Latin School. (E. E. Hale) Educa. 23: 607,
— Literary Age of. (G. E. Woodberry) Harper, 106:
424.
-— The “ Literary Center.” (M. A. DeW. Howe)
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— Metropolitan. (C. Zueblin) Chaut. 38: 478.
— The Movement for School Reform in. (G. A. O.
Ernst) Educa. R. 28: 433-
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— North Church, Paul Revere_’s Old. (Willard French)
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— — Threatened with Demolition.
-— A Playground Enterprise in.
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— Playground System. (J . Lee) New Eng. M. n. s.
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— Post Road to New York, Reminiscences of the.
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— Quincy Market. (J . N. Pardee) New Eng. M. n. s.
27‘ 45°- .
—- Rapid Transit System of. (F. W. Coburn) World
To-day, 6: 773.
— Re-making of.
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— School Administration in. Educa. R. 31: 395.
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—South Meeting-house, 1669-1729,
E. Reg. 59: 265.
— Street Franchise Contest in.
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— Symphony Orchestra, and its Founder, H. Lee Hig-
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(Rollin L. Hartt) World’s Work,
(M. F. Ayer) N.
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-—— Vistas in. (J . T. Trowbridge) Outl. 78: 59.
-— Westminster Chambers. Am. Arch. 87: 195.
Boston and Albany Railroad, History of. (G. S. Har-
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Boston Architectural Club. Exhibition, 1904.
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Boston Athenaeum. (Mary C. Crawford) Nat’l M.
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n. s. 29: 197.
Am.
BOSTON
Boston Basin, Clays of. (R. M. Brown) Am. J . Sci.
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Boston Families, Four: Holbrook, Yendell, Vail, Whit-
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Boston Museum, Passing of. (H. M. Ticknor) New
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
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Boston Nursery for Blind Babies.
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“ Boston Religion, The.” (M. A. DeW. Howe) Atlan.
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Boston Subway Disaster, March 4, 1897.
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Boswell, James.
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(J . S. Henderson)
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Botany; High School, Essentials of.
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— inEducation. Science, 11. s. 20: 689.
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Bottles; at the Sign of the'Carboy. (E. Carleton)
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Bouckhout, Adrian Kempe van, and the New Testa-
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Boughton, Alice. Lamp, 28: 493.
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Bouguereau, Adolf William, Artist. Brush & P. 16:
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Boulevard; How a “Jingo” Word was converted.
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Bounty of the River; a story. (M. Lindsay) Munsey,
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Bouquet, A Winter.
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— of Spain. (D. Hannay) Macmil. 92: 195. '
Bourchier, Arthur, as Self-advertiser. (M. Beerbohm)
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Bourdette, John W., with portrait. Outing, 45: 599.
(P. Collins) Good
(H. P. Horne)
(The Rambler)
(Max Farrand)
(Frank French) Cent. 49: 389.
(M. M.
BOURGET
Bourget, Paul, Preacher. (H. Lynch) Contemp. 82:
353-
Bournemouth, England, as a Resort. (J. R. Eyre)
Idler, 21: 338.
Bourneville, an English Garden-city.
Cosmopol. 33: 190.
— Housing Reform. (J . H. Whitehouse) Studio (In-
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- a Model Industrial Village. (F. H. Stead) R. of Rs.
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— Village Experiment. (Lyra D. Trueblood) Arena,
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Bouton, Gen. Edward. (Robert Cowden) Land of Sun.
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Boutteville, Franqois de Montmorency, Comte de.
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Boutwell, George S. Bk. News, 21: 57. — (D. MacG.
Means) Nation, 80: 168.
Bow Arm, The. (Annie H. Donnell) Craftsman, 10:
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Bowditch, Henry Ingersoll. Life and Correspondence,
by his Son. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 34: 197.
Bowdoin College and her Sons. (G. T. Little) Munsey,
28: 576.
— a Century of Service. (W. I. Cole) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
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Bowen, Lord Charles. Green Bag, 14: 488.
Bowen, Edward. Acad. 64: 54.
— Bowen’s Life of. (R. P. Keep) Nation, 78: 405. —
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Bowen, Herbert W., with portrait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
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Bowmen, Society of United, 1835. Pennsyl. M. 28: 379.
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Boxer’s Daughter, The.
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Boxers. Fighters by Nature. (R. Edgren) Outing, 43:
(A. L. Diggs)
(A. Colbeck) Chamb. J . 83:
343-
Boxing, Greek. (K. T. Frost) J. Hel. Stud. 262 213.
Boxing, Modern American. (R. Edgren) Outing, 41:
735~
Boy. (Austin Lewis) Educa. 25: 98.
Boy, The. (Chester B. Fernald) Everybody’s, 14: 164.
-— and the Book. (Mrs. J. H. Resor) Pub. Lib. 2: 282.
— and the Court. (B. B. Lindsey) Char. 13: 350.
— in the Home Circle. Blackw. 175: 811. = Liv. Age,
242: 156.
— in the Preparatory School. Blackw. I76: 501.
Liv. Age, 243: 460. = Ecl. M. 144: 69.
— in the Public School. Liv. Age, 244: 352.
— of To-day. (V. Burnett) Craftsman, 9: 488.
— that could n’t stand Fire. (C. King) Lippinc. 74:
749-
— who lived at the Bottom of a Well. (E. Bjork-
man) Atlan. 92: 674.
Boy and a Girl, A; a story. (J . Hopper) Harper, 11.3:
_
514-
Boy and Girl Story. (Tom Masson) Cosmopol. 352 I I3.
Boy-beloved, Story of. (W. Canton) Good Words,
%=M-
Boy Hero, A. (Eugenie M. Fryer) Cosmopol. 34: 54.
Boy-life in a Mass. Country Town Forty Years Ago.
, (G. Stanley Hall) Pedagog. Sem. 13: I92.
78
BOYS
Boy Problem, Forbush on the.
School R. 10: 804.
Boy-destroying Industry. Char. 11: 15.
Boy-savers. (J. Britten) Month, 100: 356, 504,
Boy-tramp, The Mere Repression does not solve the
Problem of. (J . Forbes) Char. II: 432,
Boycott in Germany, Legality of a. (J . Cummings)
J. Pol. Econ. 14: 573.
— Law as to the. (B. Wyman) Green Bag, 15: 208,
—- Remedies for the. (H. White) Nation, 76: 222,
Boyd, Robert, Seizure and Putting to Death of. (H.
Mcllquham) Westm. 165: 288.
Boyer, Mayor of Bodmin, 1549. Month, 99: 490.
Boyland, Backward Glances at, Wood and Sabin on.
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Boyle, Sir Courtenay Edmund. J . Soc. Arts, 49: 536.
Boyn von Lazar, August. (A. B. Hulbert) Cent. 46:
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Boy’s Love, A. (J . W. Tompkins) Atlan. 92: 68.
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Boys and their Management in School, Smith’s. (W. B.
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— Bad, How to reform. (B. B. Lindsey) Am. M. 60:
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— City, Temptations to be Good. (A. K. Fallows)
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— Decennial Congress about.
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— Difficult. (J . M. Taylor) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 338.
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— Games of the City Street. (R. Dunn) Outing, 44:
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— Higher Education of. (VV. E. Chancellor) Educa.
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— How they Express themselves. Spec. 90: 486.
— Idle. (W. Noyes) Indep. 61: 330.
— in the Home Circle. Eel. M. 143: 363.
—— Kind of Education Best Suited to.
Halleck) School R. 14: 512.
—— Needless Destruction of. (F. Kelley) Char. 14: 798.
— Our Ishmael. (M. W. Law) Am. J . Sociol. 8: 838.
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— School, and Religion. (J . H. F. Peile) Monthly R.
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— — Language of. (Nowell Smith) Cornh. 85: 686.
-—- Some Abnormalities of. (W. T. Talbot) Educa. 23:
(E. S. Whitin) Char.
(Reuben P.
299-
- Teach them to Shoot. (J . Peters) Un. Serv. M. 28:
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Boys’ Club, Cleveland. (W. F. McClure) Munsey, 30:
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Boys’ Fun in the Old Town. (J . A. Riis) Outl. 83:
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Boys’ Good Government Club, New Haven. (Albert
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BRABAZON
Brabazon, Hercules Brabazon. Acad. 70: 492.—Art
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Brace, De Witt Bristol. (E. W. Davis) Science, n. s.
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Brachioriod Nomenclature. (S. S. Buckman) Science,
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Brachiopoda. (S. S. Buckman) Science, 11. s. 23: 920.
— Common Devonian, Developmental Changes in. (P.
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——- Old Age in. (H. W. Shimer) Am. Natural. 40: 95.
Brachiosaurus Altithorax, the Largest Known Dino-
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Bracken, Clio Hinton, Work of. (M. A. Fanton)
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Bradford, William, and Allerton, Isaac, Letters of,
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Bradford-on-Avon, Oldest Church in England. (C.
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Bradford Academy. (H. O. Nelson) Educa. 22: 555.
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Bradshaw’s Railway Guide.
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Bragdon Formation. (J . S. Diller) Am. J . Sci. 169: 379.
Bragg, Gen. Edward S., with portrait. Nat’l M. (Bost.)
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Brahmanism, Christianity illustrated by a Contrast
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Brahmanistic Parallels in the Apocryphal New Tes-
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(J . Pendleton) Good
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Brahmins, Among the. (J . H. Gilmore) Calif. M. 4:
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Brahms, Johannes, with portrait. Mast. in Music, 5:
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Brain and Personality, W. H. Thomson on. Outl. 84:
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— Human; is it Stationary? (W. I. Thomas) Forum,
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79
BRASS
Brain, Loeb’s Comparative Physiology of. (R. M.
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—- Mechanism of the. (C. Snyder) Harper, 106: 918.
— Neuronic Theory of the Action of the. (F. Legge)
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994-
— of a Swedish Statesman.
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Bramantino, Portrait Panels said to be by.
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Branch Library, Functions of a. (R. E. Wilson) Pub.
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Brand from the Burning, A. (G. W. Carryl) McClure,
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Brandywine and Paoli, Action at, described by a Brit-
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Branford, Conn. Blackstone Memorial Library. Am.
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— Scheme for Decoration of British Section, Venice
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Brass and Copper Vessels: the Drake Collection.
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Na-
(S.
BRASS-FOUNDRY
Brass-foundry Records and Costs.
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Brasses, Costume on, Druitt’s. Sat. R. 10!: 658.
-—- Essex. (M. Christy) Reliquary, 43: 1
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Antiq- 11- 8- 38= H3. 175, 233-
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(H. Deighton)
45 -
(M. Christy)
4°: 73-
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Brathwait, R. Shepherd’s Tales. (W. F. Prideaux)
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Brawne, Fanny, John Keats and.
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Bray, Thos., Missionary Plans of.
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Braybridge’s Offer.
22 .
Braybrook Baby’s Godmother, The. (D. Gray) Cent.
(R. Le Gallienne)
(B. C. Steiner)
(W. D. Howells) Harper, 112:
44‘ 414-
Brazeau Ice-field, The. (A. P. Coleman) Geog. J . 21:
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Brazil. (Ethel Armes) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 243. — (S.
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— and Bolivia, New Boundary between.
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—— German Colonization in. (F. W. Wile) Fortn. 85:
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—- The Gospel at Work in.
Am. Geog.
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— Portuguese Colonization in.
W 374-
—— Reciprocity with, The Results of. (L. Hutchinson)
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—— United States of. (E. A. Start) Chant. 34: 584. —-
(G. M. L. Brown and Franklin Adams) R. of Rs.
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Brazza. See Savorgnan de Brazza.
Bread. (F. Fox) Macmil. n. s. I: 45.
—- Assize of. (S. and B. Webb) Econ. J . I4! I96.
— English. Good Words, 44: 683, .
-—- Prices of German and English. (G. Ruadh) Sat. R.
< 97 i 299-
— Some More Words about.
It 424,
Bread on the Waters. (A. Sutro) Lippinc. 72: 747.
Bread Line, The. (C. C. Carstens) Char. I3: 51.
—- Night with the. (A. W. Van Ness) Char. 13: 5 5 5.
Bread-making, Modern. (H. S. Archer) Cosmopol.
ss= I85-
Breadsall Manor-house. Antiq. n. s. 38: 170.
Breadsall Priory. (G. Bailey) Antiq. n. s. 39: 358.
Breadth of Thought. (C. D. Hartranft) Hartf. Sem.
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Break in the Brownies, The; a story.
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(Wm.
(A. G. Keller) Yale R.
(F. Fox) Macmil. n. s.
(H. J . O’Hig
'Break in Training, A. (Arthur Ruhl) Scrib. M. 32:
I77'
80
BRIBERY
Breakfast, Some Phases of. Chamb. J . 81: 753,
Breakfast State of Mind. Spec. 88: 643. =Ecl. M.
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Breaking in of a Yachtsman’s Wife. (Mary H. Vorse)
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Breaking the Rules. Chamb. J . 80, Xmas no. 32.
Breaking Trail. (F. E. Schoonover) Scrib. M. 37: 565.
Breaking up of Gee Haw. (E. H. Leland) Cent. 47:
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Breakwater, Haupt’s Reaction. J . Frankl. Inst. I 54:
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Breath of the North ; a story. (N. Duncan) McClure,
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Breath upon the Spark, The; a story. (H. Clifford)
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Breck, Allan, The Case of. (A. Lang) Cornh. 89:
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Breckenridge, Hugh H., Model Studio of. Bk. News,
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Brecks, of Sherborn, Mass.
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Bredichin, Theodor. Knowl. 27: 184. .
Bredig’s Silver Hydrosols, Composition of. (J . C.
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Breeding Habits of Crayfish. (E. A. Andrews) Am.
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Breezy, Grocer’s Clerk; a story. (J . G. Frederick)
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Breittmayer, G. Outing, 46: 108,
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Brenner, Victor D., Medalist. Studio (Internat.) I7:
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Breslau, Mlle., A Woman Master. (Count De Mon-
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Brest, Blockade of, 1803-05. Ed. R. 197: I.
— —— Dispatches and Letters relating to. Ath. ’oz, 2:
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—— English and French Squadrons at. (A. White) Na-
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Breton, Jules. Ath. ’O6, 21 49.
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Breton Deputation, The, in the French Revolution,
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Breton Shrine, A. (T. A. Janvier) Harper, I09: 276.
Breton’s Four Seasons, The. (A. Castaigne) Cent. 43:
117,
Brett, John. Art J . 54: 87.
Brettesgrave, The Vanished Manor of. (I. G. Sieve-
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Brewer, H. W. Am. Arch. 82: 47.
Brewery, The Schoenhofen. (Russell Sturgis) Archit.
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Brewster Autograph in Wisconsin.
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Briand Bill, Roman Catholic Church in France and
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“ Briartown,” Nature Sketches; the Ruby Throat’s
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Bribe that went Astray. (Elliott Flower) Cent. 49:
(J . D. Butler)
.03. I
Bribaery and Trade. Sat. R. 95: 510.
‘ Bridger, Jim, Master Trapper and Trail Maker.
BRIBERY
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—— How to Fight. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 306.
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— The Remedy for. (L. F. C. Garvin) Arena, 30:
I73-
—— A Short View of. (H. Lamont) Nation, 77: 45.
Bribing of the Senator. (J . Dixon) Lippinc. 72: 367.
Brio-a-brac Auctions in New York. (A. B. Paine)
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Brick, Color in. Am. Arch. 82: 7I.
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Brick Building in London. (D. N. B. Sturgis) Archit.
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Brickdale, Eleanor Fortesque. M. of Art, 26: 256.
Bricks, Sun-dried, from the Old Spanish Missions. (H.
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Bricks with Straw. Dial, 37: 411.
Brickwork in Modern Italy. (A. Melani) Am. Arch.
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— Recent, in New York.
W 145-
Bridal Memory, A. (Frances B. Dillingham) Scrib.
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Bridal Pair, The; a story.
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(A. C. David) Archit. Rec.
(R. W. Chambers) Har-
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Bride’s Father, The. (C. M. Harger) Harper, I11:
1~0;
Brideas and Bridegrooms, French. Liv. Age, 241:
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— Why not a ? (J. M. A. Darrach) Ctry Life Am. 10:
/.
Bungalow, A ; story of a Summer Cottage.
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Bungalow No. 182. Temp. Bar, 125: 465.
Bungalows. Craftsman, 10: 105.
—— California. Archit. Rec. 18: 217.
— Designs for. Studio (Internat.) 28: 326.
—— in California, An Architect of. (Arthur C. David)
Archit. Rec. 20: 307.
Bunhill Fields ; The Nonconformist “ Campo Santo.”
Chamb. J. 831 46.
(F. Phil-
BUNKER HILL
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Bunyan Warrant, The. Green Bag, I6: 639.
Buondelmonte; a story. (M. Hewlett) Harper, 106:
343,531.
Burbank, Elbridge Ayer. Craftsman, 7: 280. -— With
portrait. (C. C. Shinn) Land of Sun. 14: 96, 182.
-—and Child Culture. (E. P. Irwin) Overland, n. s.
471 265.
-— How he produces New Flowers and Fruit.
Serviss) Cosmopol. 40: 163.
-— King of Horticulture. Overland, n. s. 471 226.
-—- a Maker of New Plants and Fruits. (M. S. Har-
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—— The Miracle Maker of Gardens. (Emma B. Beeson)
Indep. 58: 997.
-—- New Creations in Plant Life.
Dial, 40: 47.
-— Personal Impressions of.
(G. P.
(T. H. Macbride)
(H. De Vries) Indep. 60:
I134.
-— Production of Horticultural Novelties by. (H. De
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-— Scientific Aspects of Work of.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 363.
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Burdett-Coutts, Baroness. Sund. M. 321 337.
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Burford Papers. Ath. ’o6, 1: 443.
Burghley, William Cecil, Lord, Jessopp’s. Ath. ’O4,
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Burgis, Thomas, of Guilford, Conn., and his Descend-
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(David S. Jordan) Pop. Sci.
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571 404.
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Burglary; the Great Cornhill Affair. (W. B. Robert-
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Burgos, Dream City of Old Castile. (E. Pound) Bk.
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Burham, Kent, Church of the Blessed Virgin. (J . R.
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Burleigh, Bennett, and J ohnson’s Island.
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Burlesque in French Literature. Macmil. n. s. 2: 14 5.
Burley-on-the-Hill House, Miss F inch’s History of.
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Burlington House, “ Old Masters ” at. (J . P. Richter)
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(F. J . Shep-
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Burnaud, Eugene, Painter of Bible Scenes.
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Bush, The Vintner’s. (H. C. Bolton) J. Am. Folk-
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—- Organization for Quick Results. (Kendall Banning)
World’s Work, 11: 7014,
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(T. F. Woodlock)
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Business. Our Business Outlook. (Scrutator) No.
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—- Prospects in, as a Career.
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—-— “Regenerating,” Ways of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82:
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— Science in Conducting. (A. Brownell) World’s Work,
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(H. Clews) Ann. Am.
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Business Colleges; why they succeed.
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Business Correspondence, Systematizing a.
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Business Department in a Public High School, Pur-
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Business Diplomats, Our. Indep. 57: 706.
Business Doctor, The. (J . F. Gairns) Cassier, 30:
(P. D. McIn-
(E. D.
79-
Business Education. (Harlow S. Person) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 341 IOI.-— Bank. M. (Lond.) 74: 341.
—(Austin Lewis) Overland, n. s. 443 232. —(W.
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Business “Engineer,” The. (R. Stevens) World’s
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Business Outlook in 1904. Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 673.
Business Proposition, A. (Helen E. Richardson)
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Business Stagnation, Cause of.
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Butler, Nicholas Murray, with portrait. (E. D. Perry)
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—-'- Cheese, and Condensed Milk as Factory Products.
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Butter-making by Taylor’s Absorption Process. J .
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Byfield, Mass. Dummer Academy. (A. Woods) New
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Byzantine Craftsmanship.
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Byzantine Greece.
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CABINET-WORK
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— Pacific, Vancouver to Australia. (W. C. Secretan)
Pall Mall M. 281 393. — (T. C. Martin) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 27: 183.
Cabmen, London. (V. Thompson) Outing, 45: 151.
— New York Cab Driver and his Cab. (V. Thompson)
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—— Paris. (V. Thompson) Outing, 43: 241.
Cabot, S., Residence of. (A. C. David) Archit. Rec.
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Cabrillo, Voyage of, along Cal. Coast in I 542. Calif. M.
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— Celebration at San Diego, The. Land of Sun. 1: 76.
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Cabul, The Mission to.
Cachéd Buffalo Calf, The; a story.
Munsey, 27: 399.
Cacti of Arizona Deserts. (Sharlot M. Hall) Out West,
22: 363. —(D. Coolidge) Ctry Life Am. 5: 56, 93.
—— (W. A. Cannon) Out West, 24: 25.
Cactus, The. (Rosa de La Guerra) Land of Sun. 6: 133.
—The Plant of Mystery. (A. J. Burdick) Am. M.
‘62: 204,
-— -Spineless ; Latest Plant Marvel of Luther Burbank.
(Hamilton Wright) World To-day, 8: 331.
Cactus Family, Biology of. (WV. A. Cannon) Am.
Natural. 40: 27.
— of U. S. (C. R. Orcutt) Calif. M. 5: 177.
Cadbury, George, with portrait. (Annie L. Diggs)
Cosmopol. 351 482.
Caddis-worm, The Net-making.
Harper, I12: 276,
Cadiz, Spain. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 94: 72.
Cadmium, Estimation of, as the Oxide. (C. P. Flora)
Am. J. Sci. 170: 456.
— Estimation of, by Means of the Rotating Cathode.
(C. P. Flora) Am. J. Sci. 170: 454.
—— taken as the Sulphate, Use of the Rotating Cathode
for the Estimation of. (C. P. Flora) Am. J . Sci.
170: 268,
Cadwalader, Dr. Thomas, Sketch of. (C. W. Duller)
Pennsyl. M. 27: 262,
Caesar, Julius, Battlefields of, Visit to.
son) School R. 13: 139.
—- of Shakespeare and of History. (J . C. Allen) Poet-
Lore, 13: 560.
-—- Scott’s Portraiture of. (M. H. Morgan) Nation, 77:
(A. Hamilton) Fortn. 84: 75.
(A. C. Laut)
(H. C. McCook)
(W. Denni-
253-
Caesar in Servitude. (Edith Rickert) Outl. 79: 840.
Caesarea, Zur Topographic von. (S. Kraus) Jew. Q.
141 745-
Caesium, Chromates of. (F. R. Fraprie) Am. J . Sci.
171: 309,
Caiitani, Don Michel-Angelo, the Patriot Duke of Ser-
moneta. (C. L. H. Demster) Monthly R. 20, no.
1: 133.
Cafaggiolo, Majolica so signed. (Henry Wallis) Ath.
’02, 1: 824,
Café, The, a Substitute for the Saloon. (Louis B.
Pink) Indep. 60: 508,
91
CALEDONIA
Café Procope, The. (A. M. Rothrock) Lippinc. 77:
702,
Cafés, Continental. (H. K. Vielé) Cosmopol. 37 Z 651.
Cagliostro. (A. Laugel) Nation, 782 37.
— and Freemasonry, Almeras’s. Sat. R. 972 422.
—- The Real. Macmil. 91: 130,
—- A Study in Charlatanism. (H. R. Evans) Monist,
13: 523.
“ Cahoot,” Origin of. (C. B. Wilson) Nation, 76: 311,
Caimanera Mines, Lifting the. (A. M. Dalton) Over-
land, n. s. 44: 25,
Cain and the Moon. (O. F. Emerson) Ath. ’06, 2: 186,
— Who was his Wife ? (W. H. Kesteven) I9th Cent.
531 33°-
Caine, Hall, Open Letters to. Good Words, 43: 217,
Caird, E., on the Evolution of Theology in the Greek
Philosophers. (R. P. Hardie) Mind, 30: 403,
Cairo, Climate of. Science, 11. s. 18: 217,
— Monuments at, Preservation of. Ath. ’06, I: 771,
——Streets of. (R. H. Blanchard) World’s Work, 4:
2045-
Caissons in Bridge Building. (T. Oliver) J . Soc. Arts, '
541 667.
Caitlin Dhu. (S. MacManus) Lippinc. 71: 706,
Cake-walk, Origin of the. (R. F. Smith) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 19: 300.
Calaveras Cave, California.
M. 4: go.
Calcite, Fetid, Interesting Variety of, and the Cause
of its Odor. (B. J. Harrington) Am. J . Sci. 169:
(Lillian E. Purdy) Calif.
345-
- New Type of, from the Joplin Mining District. (D.
B. Sterrett) Am. J. Sci. 168: 73.
Calcite-prehnite Cement Rock, in the Tuff of the H01-
yoke Range. (B. K. Emerson) Am. J . Sci. 167:
277-
Calcite-sand Crystal, New Form of. (E. H. Barbour
and C. A. Fisher) Am. J. Sci. 1541 45!.
Calcites, Some Phosphorescent, from Fort Collins,
C0lo., and Joplin, Mo. (W. P. Headden) Am. J .
Sci. 171: 301,
Calcium, Metallic, in Chemical Reactions. (J . B.
Tingle) Science, n. s. 23: 712.
Calculus, Differential, Introduction to, by Means of
Finite Differences. (Roberdean Buchanan) Pop.
Astron. I3: 245, 309,
— Gibson’s New Treatise on. (G. M. Minchin) Nature,
65: 530.
— Granville’s Differential and Integral. (J . Pier-
pont) Science, 11. s. 21: 64.
— Lodge’s Integral. (G. H. Bryan) Nature, 73: 337.
— of Variations, Bolza on. (E. R. Hedrick) Science,
11. s. 22: 865.
Calcutta, Black Hole of,
Blackw. I74: 220,
—- The City of. (C. E. Buckland) J . Soc. Arts, 541
275-
— A Reminiscence of 1857. Chamb. J. 82: 428.
—- Siege of, 1755-57. Blackw. 172: 836.
—— Visit to. (R. E. Desmond) Californian, 2: 495.
Calderon de la Barca, Pedro, How did he know Shake-
speare’s Plays ? (H. Reade) ‘Westm. I60: 84.
1756- (G. W. Forrest)
-—- English Translations of. (E. Murphy) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 5: 72
— A Spanish Romeo and Juliet. (H. Reade) Westm.
161: 195.
Calderon, George. Dwala. Monthly R. 15, no. 3: 19.
Caldwell, Charles, of Guilford, Conn., and his De-
scendants. (R. D. Smyth and B. C. Steiner) N. E.
Reg. 58: 36.
Caleb Jones. (R. W. Child) Atlan. 97: 494.
Caledonia Mine ; a Sociological Experiment. (A. Cook)
Outl. 83: 73.
CALENDAR
Calendar, The Amorite. (C. H. W. Jones) Expos. 7th
391* Ii 123- 337-
—- Ancient Mexican, Periodic Adjustments of. (Zelia
N uttall) Am. Anthrop. 6: 486,
— Babylonian. Amer. Antiq. 28: 251,
—— Chinese. (W. J . Hornsby) Pop. Astron. 10: 229,
-— Excursion in a. Spec. 86: 139.
-— A Possible. (G. M. Searle) Cath. World, 82: 239.
-— Reform of the. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 118. — (C. H.
Genung) No. Am. 179: 569
Calendars, Ancient. Nature, 68: 593.
— —- and Constellations, Plunket on.
der) Knowl. 27: 1,
— Chinese and Central American, Ideograms of.
H. Geoghegan) Monist, 16: 562,
—— Japanese. (E. W. Clement) Am. Antiq. 25: 25, 247.
Calhoun, John C., Correspondence of. (G. M. Pinck-
ney) Sewanee, 10: 429. -— (E. G. Bourne) Am.
Hist. R. 7: 372.
-—— Political Theory of. (C. E. Merriam) Am. J . Sociol.
7: S77-
-— Principles, Acts, and Utterances of, Promotive of
the Union. (J . L. M. Curry) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
3: 93-
Caliban. (O. L. Triggs) Poet-Lore, 17, no. 4: 76.
California. Ctry Life Am. -1: 71.
-— and its Resources. (C. F. Lummis) Out West, 18: 3.
— and the Southern Pacific Railroad. (A. Del Mar)
Californian, 3: 207.
-—— The Ark People of. (C. Vostrovsky) Land of Sun.
15: 17. ,
-—— Army and Navy Homes in. (A. H. Dutton) Army
& Navy Life, 9: 573.
-— Art in ; Old Masterpieces owned there.
mis) Out West, 21: 211,
— as a Gem State. (G. E. Bailey) Overland, n. s. 40:
468.
— as a Health Resort. (P. C. Remondino) Calif. M.
4: 68:.
—— as a Place of Residence for the Scholar.
Dodge) Lib. J . 30: 793.
- Big Trees of. (C. H. Hittell) Out West, 21: 307. -—
(A. Kinney) Calif. M. I: 115.
M Birds of. (V. Garland) Overland, n. s. 43: 386,
—— Builders of. (F. M. Pixley) Overland, n. s. 41: 126,
—— — Franciscan Period. (F. M. Pixley) Overland, n. s.
41: 192-367.
—— Building it up by Publicity.
World To-day, 8: 320,
-—— Building up a State by Organized Effort.
ton Wright) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 212.
— Camp Meetings in, Passing of. (L. B. Davis) Out
West, 19: 262,
—- Climate of. (W. Lindley) Calif. M. 1: 54.
- — and Resources of. (C. F. Lummis) Out West,
16= 569. 595-
—- Climatology of. (R. D. Ward) Science, 11. s. 19: 353.
—— Coast of, Discovery of. (R. A. Thompson) Out
West. 16: 353. 489.
— Congressional Campaign in, A.
Out West, I7: 758,
-—— Country Life of. (A. J. Wells) Ctry Life Am. 1: 75.
-—— Curiosities of. Overland, n. s. 43: 123,
-— Dairy Industry of. (E. C. Smith) Overland, n. s.
43: 268.
— Division of the State.
3: 124,
—- — Needed. (A. Kinney) Calif. M. 4: 387,
- -—— Impossible. (M. M. Estee) Calif. M. 4: 397,
-— Early Days of. Out West, 22: 3, I36.
-—— Educational Institutions of. (P. N. Beringer) Over-
land, n. s. 44: 653.
-— Camps and Tramps in.
(E. W. Mann-
(R.
(C. F. Lum-
(M. G.
(Rufus P. Jennings)
(Hamil-
(N. E. Smythe)
(J . P. Widney) Californian,
(J . H. Rogers) Char. I3: 61,
92
CALIFORNIA
California, Civilization in, Conditions of a. (W. C.
Jones) Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 45.
—— Ethnological and Archaeological Survey of. (B. I.
Wheeler and F. W. Putnam) Science, n. s. 18: 570.
—- Exposition, 1894. (J . J . Peatfield) Calif. M. 5: 145.
-—— (M. H. De Young) Calif. M. 5: 393.
— First Ship of, “El Triunfo de la Cruz.” (T. H.
Hittell) Californian, I: 15.
—- Flowers in. (C. F. Lummis) Out West, 22: 307. -
—- Forest Trees in. (Bertha F. Herrick) Calif. M.
5: 81,
—- From‘ Chicago to.
2
-— Fruit Crops of, Saving. (W. S. Harwood) Cent. 49:
(C. R. Pattee) Land of Sun. 7:
571.
—— Fruits and Flowers of. (C. G. Norton) Overland,
n. s. 40: 371.
~— Gardens in, how they Grow.
Californian, 1: 119,
—- Geographical Peculiarities of. (T. H. Hittell) Land
of Sun. 15: 152.
-— The Golden Story of. (N. Dent) Munsey, 36: 135,
-— Hermits of. (H. L. Jones) Out West, 21: 517.
-— Highway, The King’s. (Auguste Wey) Land of
Sun. 3: 156.
—- —- —— The Cordon of. (C. F. Holder) Land of Sun.
3: 269. . ‘
-— History of, Early; trans. of Viceroy Revilla-Gigedo’s
Report, 1768-93. Landof Sun. 11: 32, 105, 168,
225, 283,
-—— -— — trans. of Fray Zarate-Salmeron’s “ Relacion,”
1538-1626. Land of Sun. 11: 336. 12: 39, 104,
180,
—- — --trans. of Escalante’s Letter, 1778. Land of
Sun, 12: 247, 309.
—— — —— The Expeditions of 1769. Land of Sun. 14:
485. 15: 38.
—- Home-Garden in. (A. V. Stubenrauch) Ctry Life
Am. I: 95.
— in 1772. Out West, 16: 56.
— in 1849. Land of Sun. 13: 167, 272.
—— Its Resources and History. (C. F. Lummis) Out
West. 17¢ 3-527.
——John Brown Colony No. 1.
Calif. M. I: 198.
—Journalism in, before the “ Gold Rush.” (K. A.
Chandler) Land of Sun. 14: 314, 403,
(Josephine Clifford)
(W. H. B. Hayward)
— — Early. (D. E. Gordon) Overland, n. s. 432 363.
-—— Trinity Journal. (D. E. Gordon) Overland,
n. s. 43: 476.
— —- —— John Rollin Ridge.
— —— -— Humbolt Times.
11. s. 44: 423.
— — Pioneer. (J . M. Scanland) Bookman, 23: 40.
—— Lake Country. (F. De Laguna) Out West, 19: 262,
—— Libraries of, Smaller. (W. P. Kimball) Pub. Lib.
4: 224,
—- Library Field in. (F. J . Teggart) Pub. Lib. 4: 209.
-—— Library Situation in. (Joy Lichtenstein) Pub. Lib.
I0: 280,
—— Lower. Land of Sun. 9: 261.
-—Mail Route in, First. (W. J . Handy) Out West,
25: 174.
-— Mendocino County, its Woods and Rugged Shore.
(M. Troili) Out West, 22: 379.
—- Midwinter Sun Mystery. (Mabel H. Brown) Over-
land, 11. s. 45: 223.
—-Mission Buildings. (G. W. James) Craftsman, 5:
321. 5: 541.-—(Laura B. Powers) Calif. M. 2: 547.
4: 142.——(Frances F. Victor) Californian, 5: 389,
514, 6: 15,
-—— — Destruction of the. (B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath. Q.
30: 657.
Overland, n. s. 44: 128,
(D. E. Gordon) Overland,
CALIFORNIA
California, Mission Buildings, Paintings of, by Edwin
Deakin. (R. L. Hewitt) Brush & P. 15: I.
— — Preservation of the Old. Out West, I9: 5.
—-— La Purisima. Out West, 23: 257.
— National Guard. (C. C. Allen) Calif. M. 1: 541.
-—-Native Languages of. (R. B. Dixon and A. L.
Kroeber) Am. Anthrop. 5: I.
—- Nature and Art in. (G. Stickley) Craftsman, 6:
370.
-— Naval Battalion. (W. F. Burke) Calif. M. 4: 548,
— Netherlands of. (L. Abbott) Outl. 78: 462.
—- New Inland Sea of. (F. G. Martin) Booklover’s M.
7: 679:
— Newspaper in, The First. (W. J . Handy) Out West,
23: 59.
— — Extracts from, 1846.
23: 358. 24: 234.
—- Normal Schools. (F. Burke) Ednca. R. 25: 3:4.
— Northern. (C. H. Shinn) Land of Sun. 7: 140.
— —- and its Riches. (Katherine Odenbaugh) Over-
. land, 11. s. 45: 123.
—— Oil-fields in, Newest.
: 489.
Turnpike Road from Placerville to Virginia
(M. S. Meigs) Out West, 21: 403,
(Arthur Inkersley) New Eng. M.
(W. J . Handy) Out West,
(H. A. Crafts) Overland, n. s.
44
-— Old
City.
—— Olive Culture in.
n. s. 31: 643.
— Outdoor Life in. (J. G. Brayton) Out West, 21:
267. — (J . W. Tompkins) Outing, 41: 442.
-— Palm Valley. (G. H. Fitch) Calif. M. 1: 646.
— Pinnacle Rocks of San Benito County. (S. S. Hain)
Out West, 23: I27.
— a poem. (C. W. Stoddard) Land of Sun. 10: 3.
— Possibilities in. (A. J . Wells) Out West, 23: 345.
-— Reading List on. (M. T. Pierce) Land of Sun. 9:
28, 76,
- Redwoods of, Camping in. (H. S. Brock) Out West,
20: 401.
— Regulations for the Government of 1781. Land of
Sun. 6: 77, 117, 153, 193, 251,
- Relics of Old. (Juan de Rio) Land of Sun. 14: 111,
205,
—— Reminiscences of Early. (J . Bidwell) Out West,
20: 76-21: 193.
— Resources and People of. (C. F. Lummis) Out West,
18: 139, 287, 415.
—Right Hand of the U. S. (C. F. Lummis) Out
VVest.I7= 3-527. 18: 139.287.699-
—- San Mateo Country. (W. de Jung) Out West, 16:
223,
— Schools in, Pioneer. (M. E. Dudley) Land of Sun.
10: 241,
— Some Popular Fallacies about. (Elizabeth A. Ward)
Overland, n. s. 45: 509.
—— Southern. (C. H. Shinn) Californian, 3: 446. -— (L.
Abbott) Outl. 78: 13,
— — Architecture in. (E. Grey) Archit. Rec. 17: I.
-— — Cities of. (L. Abbott) Outl. 78: 116,
— —- Climate of. (Horace Edwards) Land of Sun. 1: 44.
— (Owen Capelle) Land of Sun. 1: 114,
— — Climates of. (P. C. Remondino) Calif. M. 1: 58.
— — Climatic Studies in. (J . P. Widney) Californian,
2: 460,
— - Coaching in. (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. 1: 327,
-— —- Collection of Antiquities. (F. M. Palmer) Out
West, 22: 23. _
—- —Education in. (C. C. Davis) Land of Sun. 9:
212,
—-— — Fishing in. (C. F. Holder) Outing, 43: 425,
-— — Forest Reserves. (S. Laner) Out West, 22: 163,
— — Fruit Exchange of. Out West, 18: 773,
— —- The Giant Infant and its Golden Spoon. (L. Dou-
gall) Monthly R. 14, no. 2: I53.
93
CALIFORNIA
California, Southern, Home Life in. (C. F. Holder)
Land of Sun. 7: 255. .
— —— in the Land of Sunshine.
World To-day, 8: 171,
— — Memories of. (E. B. Custer) Land of Sun. 3: 51.
—— — Mountains of. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 3:
119,
— —— Olden Times in. (H. E. Brook) Land of Sun. I: 29.
— — Out-of-door Studies in. (Estelle Thomson) Land
of Sun. 2: 42-100. 3: 23-266.
— — Resorts in. Land of Sun. 1: 1.
-— — ARodeo in. (H. A. Vachell) Cornh. 88: 652, =
Liv. Age, 240: 145. =Ecl. M. 142: 351.
— —— The Sea Coast of. Land of Sun. 2: 1. '
— Spanish Friars in. (B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath. Q. 27:
(Henry Kingrnan)
760,
— Sportsmen Clubs of. (A. Lee) Outing, 39: 5 35.
— State Flower of. (Grace H. Tower) Overland, n. s.
39: 885.
— State Normal School at San José. A Memorable
Commencement. (H. M. Bland) Overland, n. s.
48= I57.
— “ State Redwood Park,” How obtained. (J . C.
McCracken) Out West, 20: 33.
— Statute of User and Trusts. (J . Curry) Am. Law R.
36: 641.
— Stone Relics of. Am. Antiq. 27: 169,
-— Submarine Valleys of the Coast. (W. S. T. Smith)
Science, 11. s. 15: 670.
—— Summer Resorts in. (A. J . Wells) Out West, 19:
I15,
— Taxation in. (C. T. Hopkins) Californian, 3: 139.
— Theatre in. (Mary T. Austin) Californian, 1: 20,
— Tilling the “ Yules ” of. (A. J. Wells) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 312.
— Towns and Places in, History, Origin, and Meaning
of Some. (G. E. Bailey) Overland, n. s. 44: 39,
' 199. 558-
-— under the Friars. (J . S. Hittell) Californian, 3: 432.
— University of, Architectural Plans for Future. (J .
G. Howard) Calif. Univ. Chron. 5: 273.
— — Benefactors of. (B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 6: 260,
— — Cadets of. Overland, n. s. 41: 476.
—— — Faculty Club. (L. Hutchinson) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 5: I96.
— — Financial Condition and Needs.
Out West, 24: 311,
— — Founders of. (S. H. Willey) Calif. Univ. Chron.
6: 18,
— — Growth in, 1902-03,
Chron. 6: 8o.
— — Laying of Corner Stone of Hearst Memorial Min-
ing Building. Calif. Univ. Chron. 5: 292.
— -— Old and New. (J . Royce) Calif. Univ. Chron. 5: 92.
—- — Record of 1902. (V. Henderson) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 5: 33, 104, 246,
—— —— Record of Progress, I905.
Univ. Chron. 7: 231,
— Vineyards of. (Sallie R. Heath) Californian, 2: 216.
—- Vintage of. (C. F. Holder) Outing, 47: 568.
— Weather of. (J . P. Finley) Calif. M. I: I7.
— when it is in Holiday Attire. (I. Choynski) Over-
land, 11. s. 44: 164,
—- Why? (Mark Sullivan) Overland, n. s. 45:- 237.
— Wild Flowers of. (Bertha F. Herrick) Calif. M. 3: 3.
—- Writers of. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 8: 206,
260. — Calif. M. 3: 728.
— Year 1902 in Art. Overland, n. s. 40: 386.
-— —— in Sculpture. Overland, n. s. 40: 447.
— Yolo County. (R. A. Thompson) Out West, 17: 121.
California Academy of Sciences. Science, 11. s. 231824,
(B. I. VVheeler)
(B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ.
(A. H. Allen) Calif.

887. -— (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. 3: 229.
Calla Lily, The.
CALIFORNIA
California Antiquities; a Loan Exhibit.
Calif. M. 2: 335, 504,
California Days, Old. Land of Sun. 7: 239. 8: 24-230,
California Eve, A. (Lucia E. Loring) Overland, n. s.
43= 410.
California Gas and Electric Corporation. Overland, n. s.
(A. Way)
45‘ '-
California Hall. Calif. Univ. Chron. 8: 44.
California Hop Garden, A. (Janet MacDonald) Over-
land, 11. s. 451 325.
California Housekeeping in 1849. Land of Sun. 13!
108.
California Indians and their Food.
Californian, 4: 443,
California Lake Country. (G. C. Brooke) Calif. M. 21
(B. B. Redding)
315-
California Library Association, Meeting, Dec. 1905.
Lib. J. 312 77.— Pub. Lib. I0: 536. II: 151,
California Millionaires. Early. Calif. M. 31 74.
Californian’s Tale. (Mark Twain) Harper, 1041 601.
Californians, Early. (Joaquin Miller) Californian, 32
48 ‘
California’s Harvest Home. (C. V. Norton) Overland,
n. s. 40: 429.
California’s Opportunity at Chicago’s World Fair. (M.
De Young) Calif. M. I! I5.
Caliphate, The Fight for the.
Am. I81: 229,
Caliposa Christmas Goose, A. (H. M. Hoyt) Overland,
n. s. 42: 479.
Call, A; a story. (G. M. Cooke) Harper, I13: 369.
Call, The; a story. (J . Hopper) McClure, 22: 200,
Call of the Subtle. (L. Simmons) New Eng. M. n. s.
35: 118.
(W. F. Bullock) No.
(Nydia) Land of Sun. I: 41.
Callandrean, O. (W. E. Plummer) Nature, 69: 441.
Callaway, Samuel R., with portrait. Cassier, 21:
519.
Callaway’s Code. (O. Henry) Munsey, 35: 687.
Calligraphy and Illumination. (E. Johnston) J . Soc.
A1-ts. 53= 323-
Calling Ribs Mock to Mind. (B. Brandenburg) Every-
body’s, I4: 321.
Callousness. Spec. 94: I33.
Calms, A Study of. (E. G. Dexter) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60:
521,
Calne, The Town and District of. Antiq. n. s. 40: 266.
Calthorp, Samuel Robert. Craftsman, 92 2.
Calumet and Hecla Mine. (S. E. Moffett) Cosmopol.
343 679. — (T. Waters) Everybody’s, II: 336.
Calvert, Edward, 1799-1883, as Artist. Art J . 56: 380.
Calvin, Jean. (J . W. Moncrief) Am. J . Theol. 8:
331-
— and Macchiavelli. (J . J . O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 31:
680,
— Brunetiere on Work of.
60: 148,
— Doumergue’s.
(H. D. Foster) Bib. Sac.
(C. Borgeaud) Am. Hist. R. 71 350.
91 797-
—Theological System of. (J . W. Richard) Luth. Q.
331 316-
Calvinism, Renaissance of. (Frederic Platt) Liv. Age,
232: 8".
Calvo, Carlos, and the Calvo Doctrine.
Green Bag, 18: 377.
Cam, On the, with a Camera. (L. E. Beedham) Sund.
M. 34: 911.
Camargue, The. (D. H. Wilson) 19th Cent. 58: 267.
-— (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 98: 758.
Cambarus, Habits of. (J . A. Harris) Am. Natural.
37: 601.
Cambodia and Angkor Thom.
88: 416.
(P. Bordwell)
(H. Clifford) Macmil.
94
l
CAMERON
Cambridge, Geo. W. F., Duke of. Art Collection sold.
Art J. 56: 265. l
— Military Life of, by W. Verner (Militarist). Fortn.
85: 281,
Cambridge, England, and Cambridge, Mass. (C. S.
Myers) Nature, 68: 572, .
-— and the River Cam. (F. C. Brown) Archit. R. 10:
167.
— Sir Leslie Stephen’s Sketches of.
Putnam, 1: 187.
— Stubbs’s Story of. Ath. ’o4, I : 104. — Sat. R. 101 :
136.
Cambridge, Mass., Historic, Literary, Scientific.
Waldo) Educa. 23: 559.
-— Bridge at, New. Technol. R. 4: 1.
Cambridge Cat-alogue ; verse. Harv. Grad. M. H :
358
(E. S. P. Hayne)
(F.
' Cambridge Modern History. (M. Whitcomb) Am-
Hist. R. 9: 142.—(J. Bryce) Nation, 76: 154.-
(E. Emerton) Atlan. 91: 278. —Ed. R. 200: 152,
—— (J. H. Robinson) Pol. Sci. Q. 181 681.
——-Vol. 2. Ath. ’O4, 21 229.——(E. D. Adams) Dial,
361 390. — (J . Bryce) Nation, 79: 78. — Spec. 93:
600. -— Monthly R. 15, no. 3: 12.
-— Vol. 3. (J . Bryce) Nation, 80: 314.
—Vol. 7. United States. Nation, 772 324.—(J. F.
Jameson) Am. Hist. R. 92 365. —Ath. ’04, 22 7. —
(F. H. I-Iodder) Dial, 352 79.
— Vol. 8. (H. E. Bourne) Dial, 372 161. ——(J. Bryce)
Nation, 79: 504.
— Vol. 9. (J. Bryce) Nation, 83: 225,
Cambridge University, and Oxford. A Study in Types.
(E. S. P. Haynes) Cornh. 94: 684.
— Colleges of, Drawings of. (V. H. Bailey) Studio
(Internat.) 22: 113.
— Endowments of; ed. by J . W. Clark. Ath. ’04', 23
376-
—- in 1802. Acad. 70: 332.
— Mathematical Tripos at.
424-
— Mathematics and Science at.
ture, 65: 510.
— Need of General Culture at Oxford and.
Armstrong) National, 40: 57.
— Need of Tripos in Economics and Politics. Sat. R.
95: 319-
— New Buildings of. Nature, 69! 413.
—- Plea for. Quar. 2042 499.
— Rag Disturbances. Sat. R. I00: 675.
—— Religion in. Church 59: I, = Liv. Age, 243: 513.
Camden, Maine. (M. S. Stimpson) New Eng. M. n. s.
31: 3.
Camel, Ancestry of the. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 27:
(L. T. More) Nation, 83:
(C. A. Rumsey) Na-
(H. E.
27,
— and Elephant Lore. (B. C. Finch) Gent. M. n. s.
71: 9.
“ Camel of Jesus, The.” A Christmas Story of the
Egyptian Colony in New York. (M. A. Hamm)
Cent. 47: 245. \
Camels, Days and Nights with. Blackw. I76: 530. :
Liv. Age, 243: 440. .
— in the Colorado Desert. (H. G. Tinsley) Land of
Sun. 6: 148.
Cameo, Etymology of.
49= 177.
Cameos. (C. Davenport) J . Soc. Arts, 491 I41.
Camera, The. (L. W. Brownell) Outing, 442 774.
— in a Country Lane. (S. Allen) Scrib. M. 312 679.
—- in War-time. (T. F. Millard) Everybody’s, I0: 463,
Camera Obscura, The. Atlan. 92: 428.
Cameron, D. Y., Etcher. M. of Art, 27: 268.
— Paintings and Etchings of. (W. Bayes) Studio (In-
ternat.) 27: 3.
(G. Birdwood) J. Soc. Arts,
CAMERON
Cameron, Donaldine, and the San Francisco Chinese
Slave Trade. Everybody’s, II: 40.
Cameron, Hugh. (E. Pinnington) Art J . 541 I7, 297.
Camino Réal, The. (A. Wey) Out West, 152 430.
—— Construction of. Out VVest, 20: 79, 277.
Cammerhoff’s Journey to Shamokin, Pa., 1743. (J. W.
Jordan) Pennsyl. M. 29: 160.
Camoens, Luiz de. Chaut. 42: 5 33.
— In the Footprints of. Macmil. n. s. I1 765.=Liv.
Age, 250: 669,
Camp, Evolution of a. (Boyd Bartlett and F. M.
Smith) Ctry Life Am. 8: 516.
— The Making of a Mountain. (Marion Randall) Out
West, 24: 396.
—— Ten Days in. (B. E. Wood) Ctry Life Am. 6: 26.
Camp of the Good Fairy, The. (Mary R. S. Andrews)
Scrib. M. 35: 443.
Camp of Instruction. Blackw. I79: 325.
Camp Architecture, Recent. (Alice M. Kellogg) Stu-
dio (Internat.) 25: lxxiii-vi. 26: vi—x,
Camp—ball. (C. F. Marsh) Longm. 42: 251,
Camp-building. (D. Beard) Outing, 43: 116,
Camp-keeping as a Fine Art. (H. S. Breck) Ctry Life
Am. 2: 217.
Camp-meeting at Bluff Springs, The; a story. (J . T.
Bishop) Munsey, 32: 121,
Camp Outfit. (A. M. F redericks) Outing, 42: 519,
Campagna of Rome. (Katharine Wylde) Temp. Bar,
128: 303.
Campaign, Retrospect of a Successful. Un. Serv. M.
291 7 7-
Campaign Funds and Campaign Scandals. (J. F. Carr)
Outl. 81: 549.
—— Raising. World’s Work, 12: 8070,
Campaign Orators. (L. Denison) Everybody’s, II:
361.
Campaign Songs and Ballads. (Catherine F. Cava-
naugh) Bookman, 20: 115.
Campaigning, Political, by Special Train. (L. Deni-
son) Everybody’s, II: 242,
Campbell, Floyd. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 34: 371.
Campbell, Francis. (C. H. Browning) Pennsyl. M.
28: 62.
Campbell, Reginald J . Outl. 74: 591.
—- Renascence of Nonconformity in England.
Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 707.
Campbell, Thomas. (A. Symons) Fortn. 82: 415. I
Liv. Age, 243: I67.—(L. Campbell) Monthly R.
10, no, 21 I10.
Campbell, Wm. Wilfred, poet. (J . Graham) Canad.
M. 26 :,\1o9,
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry. (J . McCarthy)
Outl. 73: 3 53. 7- With portrait. (A. Goodrich)
Am. M. 61: 681. —-R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 311 580. ——- (W.
T. Stead) Indep. 59: 201. —— Liv. Age, 2471 814.
— A Coronation Duke ? National, 39: 409.
—— Opportunities of. (Vicar of Bray, pseud.) Fortn.
85: 228. ‘
—- the Pattern Englishman and his Record. (Scrutator)
National, 461 823.
-— Shall he become British Foreign Minister ? Na-
tional, 43: 933.
— Success of. (O. J. Villard) Nation, 83: 196.
Campden Mystery, The. (A. Lang) Cornh. 89: 193,
Campers by the Sea. (J W. Muller) Outing, 46: 143.
Camphor Industry in Formosa, Perils of the. (F. H.
Major) Overland, n. s. 401 65.
Camping. (G. Morris) Outing, 42: 477.
—- Art of. (D. Beard) World’s Work, 6: 3539.
—- ——i A Woman’s View. (M. Coman) Outl. 71: 370.
-— at St. Clair Flats. (D. S. Nasby) Outing. 46: 542,
— Building Piers and Bridges. (D. Beard) Outing,
44: 383.
(W. T.
95
CANADA
Camping; Camp Cooking and how to build a Camp
Stove and Oven. (D. Beard) Outing, 47: 383.
— Camp Equipment. (S. E. White) Outing, 49: 401.
— A Chat about. (E. Sandys) Outing, 40: 412.
— Home-made Furniture for. (D. Beard) Outing, 46:
5°3-
— How to build Beaver-mat Huts, Camps, etc. (D.
Beard) Outing, 44: 766.
— How to keep Game and Fish. (D. Beard) Outing,
45: 122,
— in an Abandoned Farmhouse. (W. B. Forbush)
Char. I0: 328.
— in the Snow. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry Life Am. 3:
111.
— On the Miramichi. (W. J . Long) Outing, 41: 77.
— Out with an Automobile. (H. Wisby) Outing, 452
739'
— Tent with a Fireplace. (M. C. Ninde) Outing, 45:
113.
— Wilderness, near Home. (R. Dunn) Outing, 44: 469.
— Woman in the Woods, The. (R. A. Phillips) Out-
_ ins. 46= 473-
— Woman’s Dress for.
585.
Campion, Edmund, History of Ireland. (J . H. Pollen)
Month, 1062 56!. -
Campo Indians of California, Relief of Famine among.
(W. H. Smith) Out West, 22: 13.
Campodonico, Caterina. (L. L. Pepper) Chaut. 43:
453-
Camps, Military, Dust in, Suppression of. (S. D.
Rockenbach) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: I27.
— Summer Outing. (Annie E. S. Beard) World To-
day. III 724.
— Winter, How to build. (D. Beard) Outing, 431 742.
45= 370-
Can Men now rise from the Ranks ‘P World’s Work,
12: 7964.
Canaan before the Israelites.
World, 25: 125.
— Civilization of, in the 15th Century, B. 0.
Paton) Bib. World, 20: 25, 113.
—— Conquest of Northern. (L. W. Batten) J . Bib. Lit.
24: 31,
— in the Century before the Exodus.
Contemp. 88: 264.
Canada after Twenty Years. (G. Parker) National,
462 708. I Canad. M. 26: 105.
— Agricultural Profits of. (A. Blue) Canad. M. 23:
523-
— American Invasion of. (A. Smith) Econ. R. 12: 427.
——(C. H. Williams) Monthly R. II, no. 22 43.:
Liv. Age, 237! 714. — (J. H. Todd) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
I8: 44o.—(J. O. Curwood) Overland, n. s. 41: 392.
-— (H. F. Cope) World To-day, 5: I551.
-— — Efl:'ect of. (J . O. Curwood) World’s Work, 10:
6607,
— Americanization of the Canadian Northwest. (W.
R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 34: 603.--(C. W. Hagel‘)
Nation, 77: 6.
— and Alaska. (R. W. Shannon) Nation, 74: 51 .
— and the Americanizing of English News. Sat. R.
(R. A. Phillips) Outing, 44:
(A. H. Sayce) Bib.
(L. B.
(A. H. Sayce)
93: 39-
— and the British Empire. (G. Peel) Indep. R. I1 611.
—— and Mr. Chamberlain. Canad. M. 22: 130.
—- and the Chamberlain Movement. (J . W. Longley)
Canad. M. 221 233. — (Goldwin Smith) Monthly R.
13, no. 1: 38. :Liv. Age, 239: 449.: Ecl. M. 142:
78. — (J. S. Ewart) Monthly R. 20, no. 32 I.
—— and the Crown. (E. B. O.) National, 47: 694.
— and the Empire; Symposium. Canad. M. 19: 307.
— and Great Britain. (VV. L. Griflith) J. Soc. Arts,

52: 581,
CANADA
Canada and the Imperial Conference. (G. T. Denison)
19th Cent. 5II_ 900.
-— and Imperial Defense. (E. B. Osborn) Un. Serv.
M. 312 39. -— National, 48: 726,
— and Imperial Ignorance. (W. B. Thomas) Monthly
R. 9, no. 3: 69.
— and its Fiscal Policy. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M.
21: 82.
— and its Trade Routes. (G. E. Church) Fortn. 89:
412
— and the Joint High Commission. (L. J . Burpee)
No. Am. 181: 555.
—- and the Monroe Doctrine.
54= 721.
—— and the New Imperialism.
84: 761,
—— and the Preferential Tariff. Sat. R. 96: Z57. —— (J .
Davidson) Fortn. 80: 474. — (A. H. Flux) Econ. J .
13: 469.
— and the St. Louis Exhibition. (J . H. Cooper) Canad.
M. 24: 33.
-— and the South African War.
M, 19: 204,
—— and the United States. (E. Farrer) Contemp. 90:
550. — (John Charlton) Indep. 54: I711. -—- Liv.
Age, 249: Z47.—National, 47: 512. —(F. B. Tracy)
No. Am. 177: 578.
— — A Comparison.
29,
—— Annexation of, to United States.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 184,
— — Mr. Stead and. (J. A. Cooper) Canad. M. 19:
' 182,
— An Appeal from. (W. F. Hathaway) Contemp. 82:
(J . W. Foster) Indep.
(E. Farrer) Contemp.
(N. Patterson) Canad.
(V. E. Fuller) Canad. M. 26:
(J . H. Dickson)
89.
— Army of, New. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 524.
-— Attitude toward the U. S. (VV. S. Harwood) World’s
Work, 9: 5851.
—— Auditing Public Accounts in.
Canad. M. 21: 67,
-— Banking, Commerce, and Manufactures in. Bank.
(J . L. McDougall)
M. (N. Y.) 64: 709, 65: 208, 690, 66: 240, 67:
241, 982, 68: 247, 70: 109,
— Boundary of, with United States. (J . W. Foster)
Nat. Geog. M. 14: 85.
— Branch Banks and Agricultural Development.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 653.
— Budgetary System of. (R. C. Matthews) J . Pol.
Econ. 10: 409.
— The Canadian Northwest School Question. (W. F.
P. Stockley) Am. Cath. Q. 30: 472.
-— Canal System of. (M. M. Wilner) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
321 177.
— Census of 1901, Results of.
Soc. 69: 433.
-—- Charity in, Some Aspects of.
Month, 100: 337.
— Church-union Movement in. (J . P. Gerrie) R of Rs.
(N. Y.) 31: 720.
— A Coming New Republic? New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
498.
—- Commercial and Industrial Expansion of. (P. T.
McGrath) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 77,
— Commercial Independence, Growing. (E. Wiman)
No. Am. 176: 692. ‘
-—- Confederation of, and George Brown. (J . A. Cooper)
Canad. M. 25: 211.
—— Constitution, Should it be amended ? (J . C. Brown)
Canad. M. 19: H7.
— Cost of Living in.
806,
-—- Currency of, Elasticity of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69:
80,
(A. W. Flux) J . Statis.
(V. M. Crawford)
(J . C. Mcllwraith) Cornh‘. 90:
96
CANADA
Canada, Degree-granting Institutions in. (W. F. Lord)
19th Cent. 60: 765,
-—- Development of. (G. W. Colles) Cassier, 27: 283,
— Dominion of. (C. F. Lavell) Chant. 44: 289, -— (M.
Minto) National, 45: 63.
— — when it was Young. (J . E. B. McCready) Canad.
M. 27: 68, 252, 453.
—- Dominion Exhibition. (J. Johnson) Canad. M. 21:
234.
— The Dominion’s 40th Birthday. Liv. Age, 250:
375-
— Eastern Townships of. (L. S. Channell) Canad. M.
19‘ 34-
— Elections in, 1904. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 79:
369. ‘
— Engineering Trade of.
164,
—— Expansion of. Canad. M. 27: 439.
—- Farmers and Fishermen of. (A. L. McCredie) Canad.
M, 23: 520,
— Feeling in, The Real.
(W. P. Digby) Westm. 164:
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
773 377.
— The Fight for, Wood’s. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 79:
2
— Financial Relations of the Dominion of, and the
Provinces. (J . Davidson) Econ. J . I 5: 164,
-— First Years of British Rule in. (Sir G. Parker) Ecl.
M. 139: 646.: Liv. Age, 234: 694.
—— Foreign Invasion of. (A. S. Hard) Fortn. 78: 1055.
— Foreign Population of the West of. (J . Davidson)
Econ. J. 12: 97. 4
— Forests and Forestry in.
Arts, 52: 721.
— Forests of. Nat. Geog. M. 14: 106. — (Wilfrid
Laurier) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 504.
-— French, Clerical Feeling in. Monthly R. 24, no.
(A. H. Unwin) J. Soc.
3. 63.
— -—- Glimpses of. (R. Lemieux) J . Soc. Arts, 54: 178,
— French and English Militia in. J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
34= 146.
——from 1867 to 1903. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 21:
I95-
— From Quebec to James Bay. (E. T. D. Chambers)
Canad. M. 20: 507,
— Future of. (R. Barr) Idler, 27: 381.— Outl. 75: 520.
— -— and Reciprocity with United States. (E. G. Hay)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 462.
— — and Sir Wilfrid Laurier. (W. R. Stewart) Apple-
ton’s M. 31 573.
— Geological Survey of ; Mr. Low as director.
D. Adams) Nature, 75: 149.
— Governors-General of. (J . Macdonald Oxley) World
To-day, 8: 33.
-—- Granary of the Empire.
(F.
(R. Machray) 19th Cent.
54‘ 314-
— The Great Duel with France. (C. F. Lavell) Chant.
44- 63:
—— Harbors of. Canad. M. 26: 133,
— History, Original Records of. (L. J . Burpee) Nation,
83= 434.
— History and General Description of New France,
de Charlevoix on.‘ Ath. ’oz, 2: 85,
-— Houses in Cities of. (M. McL. Helliwell) Canad. M.
231 79.
—' In the Home of the Habitants. (R. Wilson) Chamb.
J . 81: 663.
—-in the ’60’s. (P. Fountain) Longm. 42: 237, 407,
: 58,
-—in the 20th Century, Bradley on. (L. J . Burpee)
Dial, 37: 113. —(Goldwin Smith) Nation, 78: 132,
— The Key-note of. (H. C. Thomson) Macmil. n. s.
2: 151.
-—- Lady-tramp in. (M. I. Pollock) Chamb. J . 82: 11,
, -— Political History of, since Confederation.
CANADA
Canada, Land Settlement System in.
ton) Monthly R. 20, no. 2: 70.
-— Library Outlook in. (L. J. Burpee) Pub. Lib. 9:
(R. J. Shrimp-
19'. .
-— Loyaalist Tradition in. (J . Davidson) Macmil. 90:
398.
—— Manners and Customs in Early. (F. Yeigh) Canad.
M. 23: 226.
—- Manufacturing Profits in. (A. Blue) Canad. M. 23:
.23.
— Mjilitary Forces. (W. A. C. Denny) Un. Serv. M.
33: 39-
-— Militia of. (F. Borden) Un. Serv. M. 32: 138.
-— -— and Canadian Defense. (L. G. Power) Canad.
M, 18: 229,
—— Mounted Police, Guardians of the Northwest. (VV.
C. Roberts) Munsey, 29: 933.
— Municipal History in. (J. A. Cooper) Canad. M.
22: 390.
—National Policy of. (J . S. Willison) Canad. M. 20:
51:-
-—Naval Policy of. Un. Serv. M. 28: 244.—(R. N.
Hordern) Un. Serv. M. 28: 341,
— The New. Liv. Age, 250: 115,
—-— New England Loyalists in. (E. O. Grisbrook) New
Eng. M. n. s. 27: 477.
— New Route to. (E. C. Burgis) 19th Cent. 51: 88.
—— New Wheat Center of the World. (W. Frank
McClure) Indep. 61: 191,
—- Next Colonial Conference ; a Canadian opinion. (E.
F arrer) Fortn. 84: 1022,
— Northwest, Growth of. (Herbert Vanderhoof) World
To-day, I1: 1303.
- —— Its Needs. (C. Sifton) Canad. M. 20: 425,
-— ——Migration to. (Cy Warman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26: 293.
— — Progress of. (D. W. Iddings) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
21: 147,
—- — Settlement by U. S. Farmers. (J . Obed Smith)
Booklover’s M. 7: 334.
—Oifsetting the Lures of. (J . Oskison) Nation, 82:
523-
— On a Branch Line. (C. Hanbury-Williams) Blackw.
171: 184.
—— Ontario and the Canadian Northwest-.
Chant. 38: 126.
-— Opening up of the Great Northwest. (Cy Warman)
Indep. 61: 545.
— Outpost of Empire.
day, 8: 148.
— Pastimes of People of.
Eng. M. n. s. 32: 3.
(A. C. Laut)
(W. S. Harwood) \Vorld To-
(G. Waldo Browne) New
(N. Pat-
terson) Canad. M. 21: 114,
— Popular Songs of Old. (G. Stewart) Monthly R. 19,
no. 1: 64. = Liv. Age, 246: 162.
— Prairie to Pacific. (C. H. Williams) Ecl. M. 140:
661,
—— A Precedent for Devolution. (H. De R. Walker)
Westm. I64: 498. _ '
— Progress in, A Year of. (J. P. Gerrie) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 33: 47.
- Progress in Wealth. Canad. M. 23: 507.
— Problems in. (F. W. Grey) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 694.
— Public Documents of. (W. G. Eakins) Lib. J . 27:
243. —(J. Bain) Canad. M. 25: 125,
— Public Libraries in. (H. H. Langton) Lib. J. 28:
su1>p- 43-
- Quebec and Maritime Provinces.
Chaut. 38: 20.
—— Railway Problems of. (S. J . McLean) Econ. J . 12:
403.
— Railway Progress in.
(T. G. Marquis)
Canad. M. 23: 508,
97
CAN ADI AN
-— Canada, Railways and Emigration in. (F. E. Julian)
Westm. I57: 202,
—-— -- How Canada is solving her Transportation Prob-
lem. (L. J. Burpee) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 455.
- Reciprocity with. (J . Charlton) Forum, 32: 582,-
(J . Charlton) Indep. 54: 667. —- (J . Charlton) Outl.
72: 209. —— (C. H. McIntyre and others) Canad. M.
23: 407,
—-— Religious Development of. (J . W. Longley) Canad.
M. 18: 317.
— Royal Society of. Geological and Biological Sci-
ences. (G. U. Hay) Science, n. s. I 5: 1009.
-— School Question in. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80:
282,
—— School System of. Month, 108: 164,
—-— Soldiers of. (O. Macdonald) Army & Navy Life, 8:
no. I0, 41.
—— Sport and Travel in Northern. Canad. M. 24: 299.
—-— Successful \/Vriters of. (F. Yeigh) Bk. News, 25:
145.
— Summer Playgrounds in. (E. M. Smith) Canad. M.
21: 33,
—- Summer Resorts in. World’s Work, 4: 2394.
— Tariff. (A. Shortt) Q. J. Econ. 20: 250.
—-— — and Germany. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 83: 876,
—- — Revising. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 466,
— Tarifl" Mood towards the United States. N 0. Am.
182: 565, ,
—— Thoughts on Returning to. (A. M. Machar) Canad.
M, 26: 72. '
—- through Barren Ground to Arctic Coast.
Hanbury) Geog. J . 22: 178.
——Trade Combinations in. (W. W. Edger) J. Pol.
Econ. 14: 427.
— Trade Policy of. (J . A. Hobson) Canad. M. 26: 423,
—-— Trading with. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 78: 345.
— Trans-Canada Railway. (E. T. D. Chambers) R. of
, Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 453.
—— Treaty-making Powers of. (G. Smith) Canad. M.
221 331. —- (T. Hodgins) Canad. M. 22: 479, -
(De Sumichrast) Canad. M. 23: 26_— (T. Hodgins)
Sat. R. 97: 687, 719. —~Spec. 92: 7.
— Trend of Political Affairs in. (Agnes C. Laut) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 574,
—- War’ of 1812. (C. F. Hamilton) Un. Serv. M. 34: 153.
— Western, in 1904. (T. M. Knappen) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
30: 578.
—- — Vast Undeveloped Regions of. (F. A. Ogg)
World’s Work, 12: 8078,
-— Western Canadian View of the Fiscal Question.
(R. P. Roblin) No. Am. 177: 667,
—— What People read in. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 720.
-— Who should Emigrate to? (A. Haultain) Monthly
R. 11, no. 3: 91.
— Winning the Canadian West.
pen) World’s Work, 10: 6595,
— Women Writers of. Canad. M. 25: 583.
Canada Underground Railway. (W. E. S. F ales) Indep.
(D. T.
(Theodore M. Knap-
59= I32-
Canada’s Child-colonists. (F. Yeigh) Good Words,
47‘ 15- I
Canada’s Trade with the Empire. (R. Munro) Canad.
M. 19: 314.
—-— but British. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 22: 300.
Canadian and American National Feeling. (A. G.
Bradley) Sat. R. 97: 451.
Canadian Archives, Building up.
tion, 83: 52.
Canadian Clubs. Canad. M. 27: 571.
Canadian Coast Defense of the Grain Route to England.
(P. T. McGrath) 19th Cent. 57: 632.
Canadian College, Of Girls in a. (A. MacMechan)
Atlan. 92: 402. ‘
(L. J . Burpee) Na-
CANADIAN
Canadian Composing Co., Cost-finding Methods.
Falconer) Engin. M. 25: 89. _
Canadian Conference 6f Charities and Corrections.
Char. 9: 321.—-(J. J. Kelso) Char. 11: 327,
Canadian Country Schools. (Geo. Iles) World’s Work,
61 3415-
Canadian Harvest. (M. J . Willson) Canad. M. 28: 67.
Canadian Ice Carnival. (B. Martin) 19th Cent. 54:
(K.
495-
Canadian Loyalist of the Old School, A. (R. F. Dixon)
Chamb. J. 83: 826.
Canadian Loyalty. (G. Byrce) Canad. M. 19: 483.
Canadian Manufacturer’s Tariif Campaign, The.
Griflin) No. Am. 183: 195.
Canadian Magazine ; a retrospect.
Canad. M. 25: 559.
Canadian Migration, Significance of.
lean) Am. J . Sociol. 10: 814.
Canadian Northern Railway. (W. H. Moore) Canad.
M. 18: 334.
Canadian Northwest England’s Granary.
Idler, 27: 299,
— The Lure of. (A. Fullerton) Canad. M. 25: I 26.
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police. (H. A. Cody)
Canad. M. 26: 403,
Canadian Northwest School Question.
Stockley) Am. Cath. Q. 301 472.
Canadian Northwest Territories, their Future. Canad.
M. 18: 45 3.
Canadian Novels and Novelists.
wanee, 11: 385.
Canadian Pacific Railway, An Imperial Highway. (R.
Frame) Good Words, 46: 726.
— Romance of the. (E. A. Reynolds-Ball) Chamb. J .
(U.
(J . A. Cooper)
(Annie M. Mac-
(R. Barr)
(W. F. P.
(L. J. Burpee) Se-
79: 710.
— Scandal of. (J . E. B. McCready) Canad. M. 27:
556-
Canadian Patriotism. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 18:
480. '
Canadian Preferential Trade. (G. W. Ross) Canad. M.
21: 411,
Canadian Rivermen, The. (A. Heming) Scrib. M. 34:
40-
Canadian Rocky Mts., a Tier of Lakes in the Clouds.
(F. Yeigh) Good Words, 46: 939.
Canadian Transcontinental Railway. (Cy Warman)
Indep. 57: I430.——-(W. L. M. King) Q. J. Econ.
19: 138. — (J. Charlton) No. Am. 179: 591. — (N.
Patterson) Canad. M. 20: 564.
Canadian Wheat-tower, By a. (E. B. Osborn) National,
44= 35"-
CanadiansjFrench, and their Relation to the Crown.
(IV. T. R. Preston) J. Soc. Arts, 50: 289.
— in the United States. (H. N. Casson) Munsey, 35:
473.-—(S. Morley Wickett) Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 190.
Canadienne, A. (K. L. Macpherson) Good Words, 46:
132,
Canal and the Railroad, 1861-65. (E. D. Fite) Yale R.
15: 195.
Canal New Barge, New York. (Col. T. W. Symons)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 257, .
—- Passenger Trafiic on. (W. B. Paley) Gent. M. n. s.
741 5°5-
Canal-boat Vacation.
10: 171.
Canaletto Collection at Castle Howard. (H. E. Brown-
ing) Art J. 57: 340.
Canals and Railways, Pioneer, Millions for.
Hulbert) Chaut. 39: 51.
-— British. (W. M. Acworth) Econ. J . 15: 149.
—— —— Problems of. (A. Lee) J . Soc. Arts, 53: 40.
-— Cornwall, Canada. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 24:
395-
(I. G. Tabor) Ctry Life Am.
(A. B.
98
CANKER—BLOOMS
Canals, Great, of the World. (0. P. Austin, abr.) Nat.
Geog. M. 16: 475. -—(G. A. Angus) Chamb. J. 79:
S3. : E01. M. 138: 626.: LIV. Age, 232: _
Am. Arch. 75: 47.
— in Canada. (M. M. Wilner) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32:
177.
— in New York State. (J. A. Fairlie) Q. J . Econ. 18:
286,
— Lesson of the German Water-ways.
bacher) Contemp. 86: 778,
— Neutralization applied to. (J . H. Latané) So. Atlan.
Q, 1: 310,
— of the World. Am. Arch. 82: 85.
— Our Neglected. Chamb. J. 83: 317.
— Ship. (A. H. Ford) New Eng. M. n. s. 25: 712.
Canals Commission, The. (Urquhart A. Forbes)
Monthly R. 23, no. 1: 66.
Canaries, French Conquest of, in I492—O6.
Beazley) Geog. J . 25: 77.
Cancani, Adolpho. N ature, 701 123.
Cancer. (J . H. Schooling) F ortn. 80: 349.
— Can it be cured? (E. Doyen) Booklover’s M. 5:
(O. Eltz-
(C. R.
44-
- The Cure of. (C. W. Saleeby) McClure, 27: 438.
— Etiology of. (M. L. Johnson) Westm. 162: 289.
—— Increase of. (A. Wolif) 19th Cent. 53: 1025.
—— The Investigation of. Sat. R. 100: 108,
— — at the Harvard Medical School. (E. H. Nichols)
Harv. Grad. M. I3: 376.
— Latest Discovery concerning.
Knowl. 27: 14.
— Problem of. (F. Oswald)Knowl. 27: 58.
— — Present Position of. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature,
721 295-
— —To-day. (J . E. S. Moore) Monthly R. 16, no. 2:
8
( J . T. Cunningham)
— Progress in the Study of. Sat. R. 102: 103. = Liv.
Age, 250: 694.
— Research in. (Hammond Lamont) Nation, 83: 94.
—— — Proposed Organized. (F. W. Tunnicliife) N ature,
65: 467.
— Treatment of, Theoretically Considered.
Gibson) Westm. 161: 208,
— Violet Leaf Treatment of. (M. L. Johnson) Westm.
I65: ~16,
CancerousJGrowths, Nature of. (J . B. Farmer) Nature,
69: 319.
Candace. (A. Colton) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: I41.
Candebec. (A. W. Hopkinson) Temp. Bar, 108: 464,
Candid Violet, A; a story. (J . Cooper) McClure, 22:
(J. A.
5°5-
Candidate for Stepfatherhood; astory. (M. L. Knapp)
Munsey, 31: 763. _
Candidates, Unknown, not Desirable. (A. G. Sedg-
wick) Nation, 78: 205,
Candle-making in Great Britain.
20: 562,
Candles, Feast of. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 574.
-—— Old and New. Chamb. J. 82: 282,
Candlestick Maker, A. (D. Van Denburgh) Craftsman,
4: 384. "
Candlish, Robert, and the Disruption of 1843. Quar.
204: 418.
Candy Boy and his Little Love, The. (Harriet Boyer)
Lippinc. 77: 493.
Candy Counters, Pure.
(F. A. Field) Idler,
(L. V. Robinson) Char. 13:
468.
Canine Idyll, A. (I. F. Bellows) New Eng. M. n. s.
353 472-
Canker and Black Rot. (P. J. O’Gara) Science, 16:
434-
Canker-blooms and Canker. (Geo. Birdwood; R. F.
Towndrow) Ath. ’o4, 2: 188, 219, 234.
CANN A
Canna, Antiquities of. (W. G. Collingwood) Antiq.
n. s. 421 372.
Cannes, Modern, and Ancient fldgitna. (F. G. Dunlop-
Wallace-Goodbody) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 475.
Cannibals, The, and Mr. Buffum. (C. B. Loomis)
Cosmopol. 40: 321,
Canning, Elizabeth, Case of.
641,
Canning, George. (P. A. Sillard) Month, I07: 30.
-—- and Lord Milner. (J . Jardine) Asia. R. 33: 254.
-— and the Secret Intelligence from Tilsit, July, 1807.
(J. H. Rose) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 20: 6!-
— and Spanish America. (E. M. Lloyd) Roy. Hist.
Soc. 11. s. 18: 77.
—- and the Spanish Patriots in 1808. (J . Holland Rose)
Am. Hist. R. I2: 39.
— and the Tilsit Articles. (Arthur J . Butler) Ath. ’06,
' 2: 407. —Ed. R. 203: 345.
—— Marriott’s Life of. Ath. ’03, 1: 521.
— Rhyming Despatch to Sir Charles Bagot.
land) Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 20: 49.
— Temper1ay’s Life of. (G. M. Trevelyan) Indep. R.
6, no. 4: 224.
Canning and Preserving. (F. Williams) Cosmopol. 38:
213.
Cannon, Joseph G., with portrait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
28: 673.— (F. E. Leupp) Outl. 75: 684. — (N.
O. Messenger) Indep. 55: 306. — With portrait.
World’s Work, 7: 4195. —-—With portrait. (Rich-
ard Weightman) Appleton’s M. 8: 49.-(A. D.
Albert, jr.) Munsey, 35: 420.
— Flat-footed Mr. Cannon. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83:
156.
Canny Jeannie Deans, a story.
M. (Bost.) 21: 410,
Cano, Alonzo, “St. Agnes,” Picture by.
623,
— Madonna and Child. (T. Cole) Cent. 43: 315.
Canoe, Floating Downstream in a. (J . Craig) Ctry
Life Am. 2: 61.
— Handling a. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry Life Am. 8: 200,
-—- North, Passing of. (T. Adney) Outing, 41: 3.
— Two Girls in a. (Isabel Knowles) Cosmopol. 39: 647.
Canoe Makers, Montagnais Indians as. (K. Wilson)
Canad. M. 27: 93.
Canoe Thoughts. (W. S. Johnson) Canad. M. 23: 125.
Canoeing, Delightful Art of. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry
Life A111. 6: 34.
— Detroit Boat Club.
521,
— down the Connecticut. (L. D. Sherman) Outing,
(A. Lang) Cornh. 89:
(H. Po-
(C. H. Barrell) Nat’l
Cent. 49:
(L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 44:
46: -1-,
— from Chicago to New York. (H. Wallace) Outing,
43= 92-
- in Ottawa VVaters. (N. A. Kent and A. E. Kent)
Outl. 79: 303.
— in Woods of Maine. (F. H. Clifford) Indep. 56:
1266,
-— of To-day. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 40: 700.
— through Southeastern Alaska. (Laura l/V. Maxwell)
Overland, n. s. 46: 1,
Canoes, Aboriginal American.
44: 7°4-
Canon Law, The, and its Authority in England.
E. R. Stephens) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 474,
— of the Church. (C. Kenny) Law Q. 19: 326,
Canonbury House, Islington. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 381,
Canonic Curse, The. (A. E. McFarlane)Cos1nopol. 33:
(O. T. Mason) Outing,
(J.
515-
Canossa, A Pilgrimage to. (R. Hughes) Monthly R.
22, 110, 2: I07.
Canrobert, Marshal, Last of the French Marshals.
(A. Grifiiths) F ortn. 83: 282,
99
CAPERNAUM ~
Cantal, Haute Auvergne, A Farm in the. (M. Du-
claux) Contemp. 82: 822.=Ecl. M. 140: 335.:
Liv. Age, 236: 203,
Cantator ; a legend of Rye Town retold. (M. C. Raw-
son) Harper, 106: 787,
Canteen, Army. (F. I. Maxse) National, 41: 831.—
(A. J . Baden Jenner) Overland, 11. s. 45: 293.
—Anti-canteen Legislation and the Army. (C. E.
Littlefield) No. Am. 178: 398, 582,
-—- from the Standpoint of the Man in the Ranks.
H. Pritchett) Outl. 80: 676,
-— Increasing Desertions and the.
Am. 177: 855.
— Why it should be restored.
Am. 176: 80,
—- Why it should not be restored.
No. Am. 176: 215.
Canteen Legislation to wait.
76: 65, .
Canteens in H. M.’s Ships. Un. Serv. M. 26: 17,
Canteloupes, A “Flyer” in. (J . H. Hale) Ctry Life
Am. 6: 259.
Canterbury. (W. T. Shore) Sund. M. 34: 6IZ.—(E.
Schreiber) Cath. World, 78: 67.
— Angel Steeple at. Ath. ’04, 2: 596.
-—- Archbishop of, the Primate of England.
ban) Outl. 70: 65.
—Modern Pilgrimage to.
lover’s M. 2: 299.
Cantines Scholaires of Paris, The.
Cent. 592 834.
Canton, China, Up the River to.
Temp. Bar, 132: 208,
Canton, Mass. (M. S. Stimpson) New Eng. M. n. s.
34: 111,
Canton, O., as an Industrial Center.
16: 487.
Canvassing in 1832. (G. Rooper) Longm. 39: 407.
Canvey Island, Thames River, Old Dutch Settlement
on. (E. E. Stock) Idler, 27: 125.
Canyon, the Grand, How to photograph.
nor) Overland, n. s. 44: I76.
— On Bright Angel Trail to. (W. A. White) McClure,
25: 502,
— Over Night at the Edge of.
371 6I5-
Cap, Gown, and Hood, their Origin and Significance.
(A. H. Chittenden) Chaut. 43: 562.
Cap-box, The; a story. (L. J. Vance) Munsey, 31:
689.
Cap—maker’s Story, A.
58= 935-
Cape Castle, The Passing of. Chamb. J . 81: 627.
Cape Cod Canal. (F. Crane) Ecl. M. 146: 277.
Cape Cod Viking, A. (W. Jenkins) Outl. 80: 682.
Cape Colony and its Parliament. (E. Dicey) F ortn.
78: 214,
— Constitution of, Change needed. Sat. R. 93: 760,
796.
— Elections, 1904. Spec. 92: 283.
— Higher Education in. Nature, 73: 110.
—— Proposed Suspension of the Constitution. (Sir A.
E. Miller) Contemp. 82: 341. —- (A. Wilmot; A. T.
YVirgman) 19th Cent. 52: I .
— Rivers of. (E. H. L. Schwarz) Geog. J . 27: 265.
Cape Colony Parsonage, A. Macmil. 87: 185.
Cape Disappointment; a Point of Great Historic In-
terest. (J . M. Baltimore) Overland, n. s. 43: 421.
Cape-to-Cairo Railway, Recent Progress on. (J . Hart-
ley Knight) Engin. M. 30: 15.
Capelli-Bianchi. (E. G. Hayden) Temp. Bar, 125: I27.
Capernaum, Site of. (W. Knight) Expos. 7th ser. 2:
48.
(H.
(W. C. Church) No.
(L. L. Seaman) No.
(L. M. N. Stevens)
(O. G. Villard) Nation,
(W. Dur-
(T. B. Browning) Book-
(C. A. Elliott) 19th
(E. Washington)
Nat’l M. (Bost.)
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Capetown, A Court of Justice in. Green Bag, I5: 336.
Capistrano Mission, California. Out West, 19: 5.
Capital and Income, Differentiation of. (W. Strachan)
Law Q. 18: 274.
— and Interest, B6hm—Bawerk’s.
14: 226,
— and Labor.
— as a Competitive Concept.
Pol. Econ. 13: 31.
— B6hm—B awerk and Rae on.
Econ. 16: 385.
—— Biihm-Bawerk’s Theory of.
Econ. 17: I63.
— Definitions of.
— Emigration of.
—— Expatriation of.
(S. Ball) Econ. R.
(H. I. Ginders) Westm. I66: 569.
(H; J . Davenport) J.
(C. W. Mixter) Q. J.
(F. A. Felter) Q. J.
(I. Fisher) Q. J. Econ. 18: 386.
(J. B. Fraser) Contemp. 851 550.
(W. H. Mallock) 19th Cent. 59!
435-
— Fundamental Notion of, again. (C. A. Tuttle) Q.
J. Econ. 19: 81,
— Locking up by, Loans on Securities.
(N. Y.) 73: 102.
'—— Organization of. (H. Justi) Cent. 43: 795.
— Perils of. (D. M. Parry) Bib. Sac. 60: 176.
— Real Concept of. (C. A. Tuttle) Q. J . Econ. 18: 54.
—Tuttle’s Concept of. (I. Fisher) Q. J . Econ. 19:
Bank. M.
309.
—- vs. Capital Goods. (E. Biihm-Bawerk) Q. J . Econ.
21: 1.
Capital Punishment.
Ethics, I 5: (263.
— Abolition of, in .Belgium, Results of.
Shipley) Am. Statis. Assoc. 9: 307.
—— -— in Italy and San Marino. (M. Shipley) Am. Law
R. 40: 240,
—- in Switzerland. (M. Shipley) Am. Law R. 39:
(W. J . Roberts) Internat. J .
(Maynard
734- ' -
—- Is it Defensible? (C. Warren) Westm. I65: 512.
Capitalism, After. (Ernest E. Williams) Monthly R.
24,n0,2: I9,
Capitalist as Critic ; a poem.
I73= 634-
Capitalistic Organization. (G. W. Anderson) Am. J .
Soc. Sci. 411 I. '
Capitalizations, Egyptian, and their Reform. J urid.x
R. 18: 185, 234, '
— Story of the. (E. Dicey) 19th Cent. 60: 17.
Capitulation of Susanne, The. (Eleanor H. Brainerd)
Everybody’s, I3: '78_:,,
Cap’n Ellwell’s Kitchen Cabinet; a story.
Day) Am. M. 60: I81,
Cap’n Hezekiah’s Little Evy.
Eng. M. n. s. 35: 113.
Capodonico, Caterina. (L. L. Pepper) Chaut. 43: 45 3.
Capping in the Hunting Field. (W. B. Woodgate)
Fortn. 81: 69. *
Capri, Blue Grotto of. Chamb. J . 80: 517.
— the Siren’s Island. (Edith H. Andrews) World To-
day, I0: 361.
-—'-A Villa in. (C. De Kay) Archit. Rec. 12: 71.
Captain, The. (Maximilian Foster) Everybody’s, I3:
2 6.
Captain Arendt’s Choice. (Ralph D. Paine) Scrib. M.
38: 665.
Captain Black and White.
J . 81: 417. _
Captain Christy. (H. M. Rideout) Atlan. 98: 452.
Captain England. (G. Morris) Cent. 41: 595.
Captain Fishbright’s Mistake. (C. Edwardes) Macmil.
911 445-
Captain Hattonlegh, Indian Staff Corps.
Temp. Bar, 125: 155.
Captain Kent’s Commission. (W. V. Cbok) Chamb.
.1. 83: 625,655, 663.
(St. J . Lucas) Blackw.
(H. F.
(F. G. Fassett) New
(John Oxenham) Chamb.
(A. Field)
100
CARD
Captain Macklin,his Memoirs.
M. 31: 421-32: 325,
Captain Meaghan’s Retirement.
Scrib. M. 33: 317.
Cap’n N at’s Story. (C. Emery) Outing, 44: 105,
Captain of the Christopher Duggan. (T. O. Curwood)
Munsey, 33: 143.
Captain 01; Company Q, The. (R. Shackleton) Harper,
:13: 20,
Captain Rachel; a story. (Lilian Bell) Everybody’s,
I0: 398.
Captain’s Folly ; a story. (S. Ford) Atlan. 94: 514.
Captains, Four Tarpauling, 17th Century. (W. J .
Fletcher) Cornh. 86: 196,
— of Industry. (C. S. Gleed and others) Cosmopol.
ss= 33-641. at 35. I63-
— Omnipotent. [Pall Mall M.] Liv. Age, 237: 293.
Capture at Sea, Exemption of Private Property from.
(E. Maxey) Green Bag, 18: 1 5 5.
Capture of Andy Proudfoot; a story. (G. McG. Cooke)
Harper, 109: 35.
Capture of Atbarac; a story.
283,
Capture of the Canton.
227,
Capture of Private Property at Sea.
' ertson) 19th Cent. 58: 716.
Capus, Alfred. Deux Ecoles. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
94: 108,
Car VVheels, Rolled-steel.
Inst. I59: 81.
Caracus, City of. (Marion P. Bowen) Indep. 54: 3083,
—— A City of Leisure. (O. von Gottberg) Harper, I07:
9°9-
— on the Day of the Independencia.
Nation, 82: 381.
Caraccioli, Louis Antoine; a Remarkable Literary
Deception. (J . M. Attenborough) Gent. M. n. s.
72: 219. _
Caravan, The; a story. (M. T. Earle) Harper, I06:
367.
— Days and Nights with a. (C. W. Furlong) Harper,
(R. H. Davis) Scrib.
(H. J. O’Higgins)
(G. Owen) Munsey, 3!:
(W. A. Fraser) Lippinc. 7'1:
(Edmund Rob-
(S. M. Vauclain) J . Frankl.
(A. Heilprin)
I13: 184,
Caravansaries. (J . R. S. Sterrett) Harper, I09: 527,
.Carbery, Ethna. The Four Winds of Eirinn. (F.
Macleod) Fortn. 791 340.
Carbohydrates as Foods, Analysis of. (W. H. Krug)
J . Frankl. Inst. I 54: 349, 401,
Carbon, Amorphous, Conversion of, to Graphite. (F.
J . FitzGerald) J . Frankl. Inst. I 54: 321,
—— and Plants. (H. T. Brown) Nature, 66: 620,
-— and the Shapes of Atoms. (W. A. Shenstone) Cornh.
93: 675.
— New Allotrope of, and its Heat of Combustion.
(W. G. Mixter) Am. J. Sci. 169: 434,
Carbon Compounds, Solubilities of, and Densities of
their Solutions. (C. L. Speyers) Am. J . Sci. 164:
293-
Carbon Dioxide, Action of, on the Borates of Barium.
(S. C. Jones) Am. J. Sci. 164: 49,
Carbon Disulphide, Graphics of. (T. M. Gardner)
J. Frankl. Inst. I56: 291.
Carbonero, José Moreno, Spanish Painter.
liams) Studio (Internat.) 2 5: 298.
Carboniferous and Permian, Russian, compared with
those of India and America. (C. Schuchert) Am.
J. Sci. 172: 29.
Carboniferous Fish Remains.
Natural. 36: 849,
Carbutt, John, 1832-1905, Obituary of. (L. E. Levy
and S. Sartain) J . Frankl. Inst. I60: 461,
Card Catalogue, Progress of the Modern. (M. S. R.
James) Pub. Lib. 7: 185. ,
(L. Wil-
(C. R. Eastman) Am.
CARD
Card Catalogue Cabinet for Microscopic Slides. (C. L.
Marlatt) Science, 11. s. 20: 925.
Card Index for Organic Chemistry Work.
Bogert) Science, 11. s. 21: 750,
—- Manifold Uses of. World’s Work, 12: 7907.
Card Systems, Useful Forms for. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
70: 102,
Cardan, Girolamo. (E. M. Forster) Indep. R. 5: 365.
Cardiff Giant, The. (A. D. White) Cent. 42: 943.
Cardiff Musical Festival. Ath. ’02, 2: 526.‘
Cardiff Records. Ath. ’02, I: 328.
Cardinal, The, and the King’s Will.
Hist. R. 3: 410,
Cardinal, Kentucky, Ways of the.
per, I12: 623,
Cardinal’s Pawn, The ; a story. Macmil. 87: 161.
Cardinals and their Insignia. (G. A. Bouvier) Month,
103: 486.
Cards, Scripture Playing. A Curious Pack of Cards.
(Mary Farrah) Good Words, 46: 772.
Carducci, Giosue. (A. Vivanti) F ortn. 86: 658. :Liv.
Age, 251: 337. — (J. W. Mario) Nation, 74: 383. —
(R. Garnett) Internat. Mo. 5: 264. -— (M. VV. Arms)
Poet-Lore, 16, no. 2: 67. —Westm. 164: 53. .
— Italy’s Tribute to. (J . W. Mario) Nation, 80: 88.
—- A Tuscan Horace. (W. B. Wallace) Westm. 159:
(M. T.
(A. Lang) Scot.
(J . Brooks) Har-
410,
— Works, vol. 17. (J . W. Mario) Nation, 81: 297. '
Cardwell, Lord Edward, at the War Ofiice, 1863-74.
Biddulph’s Sat. R. 97: 525. —Ath. ’04, I: 492.
Care of her Child, The; a story. (E. Stuart) Temp.
Bar, 129: 164. :Liv. Age, 240: 724.
Career of the Middle-aged Child, The. (M. Manning)
Harper, 111: 890.
Carey, William Ellis, with portrait. Cassier, 21: 359.
Carfax Gallery, Academicians at. Ath. ’06, 1: 85.
Cargador in Mindanao. (P. Reade) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
371 "4-
Cargo on the Venus. (Marvin Dana) Lippinc. 75: I21.
Cargo Appliances, Some Modern Quayside. (Bryson
Cunningham) Cassier, 26: 3.
Carhampton, Church of the Hundred of. (J . C. Cox)
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(T. J. Shahan) Am.
Cathedral, English, Inner Workings of an. (Florence
T. Shore) Good Words, 46: 422, '
—— of the Peak. Antiq. n. s. 41: 340.
— Uses of a. (H. Potter) Cent. 41: 565,
Cathedral Builders in England, Prior’s. (Russell
Sturgis) Nation, 82: 434,
-— of the Middle Ages. (T. J. Shahan) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 8: 405.
Cathedral Close, An American. (E. F. Baldwin) Outl.
79: 283.
Cathedrals as Originally Planned.
Am. Arch. 75: 5.
(Jules Adilin e)
—— French. (E. R. Pennell) Cent. 50: 516.
'— of the Rhineland. (E. Sperry) Craftsman, 2: 118,
— Old and New. (H. B. Philpott) Macmil. 92: 124.:
Liv. Age, 246: 370,
-— Seven New. (H. B. Philpott) Pall Mall M. 28: 461.
Catherine of Siena, St. (E. G. Gardner) Hibbert J . 41
57°-
-— Letters of. Dub. R. 138: 143.
Catherine the Great, Courtships of, Sergeant’s.
R- 991 424-
Catherine, Queen-Consort of George II. of England.
Acad. 62: 80,
Catherwood, Mary Hartwell. (W. E. Si1nonds) Critic,
42: 169.
Catherwood’s Data of Ethics. (A. Train) McClure, 2 5:
376.
Cathode, Rotating, Further Work with. (H. E. Med-
way) Am. J . Sci. 168: 56.
— — Material and Shape of.
Sci. 168: 180,
Catholic, A, and the Bible. (James J . Fox) Cath.
World, 80: 569, 788, 81: 72-512,
Catholic, How may we become more truly? (C. A.
Briggs) Indep. 56: 177.
— The Name and the Thing. (C. A. Briggs) Am. J .
Theol. 7: 417.
-— The Title, and the Roman Church. (M. A. R.
Tuker) Crit. R. 13: 291, (H. Hayman) 387. '
See also Roman Catholic.
Catholic Socialist, The. (T. Baty) Macmil. n. s. 2: 47.
Catholic Truth and Historical Truth. (G. G. Coulton)
Contemp. 88: 808.
Catholic University (Washington), Apostolic Mission
House. Cath. World, 76: 287,
Catholic University of America, Leo XIII. and the.
(T. O’Gorman) Cath. Univ. Bull. 11 8.
—-Some Advantages of the. (J . F. Mullany) Am.
Cath. 28: 479,
Catkins. (C. M. Weed) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 159.
Catnach, James, London’s First “Yellow Journalist.”
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 488. 1
Cats as Companions. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97:
424. .
-— as Plant Investigators. (D. Fairchild) Science, 11. s.
Sat.
(H. E. Medway) Am. J.
24: 498,
—— The Fireside Sphinx, Repplier’s. (M. T. Earle) Bk.
Buyer, 23: 576.
CATS
Cats, How to take care of.
Am. 3: 35.
—— of Piacenza, The. (W. L. Alden) Harper, 1131 398-
- Paws of, Case‘ of Abnormality in. (F. Howe, jr.)
Am. Natural. 36: 511,
—— Prepotency in Polydactylous.
ence, 26: 554.
Catskills. The Ghost House.
man, 10: 279,
Cattell, J . McKeen, on University Control. Science,
n. s. 23: 475.
Cattle, Ancient Park. Spec. 93: 891.
— Carrying, across the Atlantic.
Chamb. J. 81: 453.
—— Growing for Market in I4 Months.
Ctry Life Am. 8: 336.
— Improving the Breed of. (G. Scott) Cornh. 92: 624.
See also Stock.
Cattle Disease Legislation, Economic Efiects of. J .
Pol. Econ. 15: 156.
Cattle-farming in Paraguay. Chamb. J . 82: 536.
(C. H. Jones) Ctry Life
(H. B. Torrey) Sci-
(Bliss Carman) Crafts-
(Walter Wood)
(E. V. Wilcox)
Cattle Industry, Conditions in the. (W. Hill) J . Pol.
Econ. 13: I.
— Modern Methods in. (C. M. Harger) Outl. 72: 39.
Cattle Problem of Archimedes.
Sci. M0. 67: 660,
Cattle—raising. The American Ox and his Pasture.
(E. B. Andrews) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 61.
Cattle-ranch, Day’s Work on. (Earl Mayo) World’s
Work, 3: 1638,
Cattle Range, Last War for the.
Outing, 46: 668,
Cattle-thieves in India.
(M. Merriman) Pop.
(Arthur Chapman)
(C. K. Buck) Chamb. J. 83:
518,
Catullus. (R. B. Steele) Sewanee, I2: 297.
— Codex Romanus of. (W. G. Hale) Univ. of Chic.
Rec. 4: 37-
— Cornish’s Translation. Spec. 92: 642,
Caucasus, Anarchy in the. (L. Villari) Fortn. 85: 357.
—The Crimea and the. (G. F. Wright) Chant. 36:
253-
— The Danger in the. (E. M. Bliss) Outl. 80: 964.
— The Frosty. (Col. C. E. de la Poer Beresford)
Blackw. I78: 781,
—- Russia’s Conquest of.
27: 682, 5
—- VVith Revolutionists in. (E. Poole) Outl. 81: 653.
Caucasus Mountains, and Southern Russia. (E. O.
Ho,vey) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 327.
Caucus, Convention and. (H. W. Wilbur) Gunton’s
M, 22: 65.
— or King. (W. Hemstreet) Arena, 30: 295.
— Revival of the. (W. Hemstreet) Ecl. M. 145: 569.
Causal Law, Content and Validity of. (B. Erdmann)
Philos. R. 14: 138, 290,
Causality. (W. B. Pillsbury) Philos. R. 13: 409.
Causes and Reasons. (J . Bascom) Bib. Sac. 63: 125.
— Final, Uses and Abuses of. (G. E. Underhill) Mind,
29: 220,
Cavalier’s Library.
158.
Cavalry, American, in the War of Secession.
Serv. Inst. 30: 418. 31: 721,
-— and Cannon. (IV. A. Holbrook) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
39: 168,
— and Infantry in India, The Training of.
Clay) Un. Serv. M. 26: 47,
—— before a Battle. (C. D. Rhodes) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
38= 392-
— French Views on the Employment of. (C. W. Far-
ber) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 467. 37: 9.
—-— The Future R610 of. (E. Wood) Un. Serv. M. 26:
399.
(D. Sampson) Am. Cath. Q.
(H. R. Plomer) Library, 11. s. 5:
J . Mil.
(C. H.
105
CAYBIGAN
Cavalry, German Ideas on the R6le and Employment
of. J. Serv. Inst. 35: 294, 440.
— in Modern War. (Lieut.-Gen. Von Pelet-Narbonne)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 38: 235.
-— in Peace Time, What is required to improve-the
Training of. (H. Wyndham) Un. Serv. M. 241
199-
— Mounted and Dismounted, Action of.
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 381,
—— Notes on. (W. Merritt) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 325.
—of the Future. J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 331 241. —(G;
Y. Younghusband) Monthly R. 9, no. 2: 70.
—— U. S., American Trooper and his Mount. (R. D.;
Paine) Outing, 47: I.
— Volunteer. (H. Barry) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 267.
Cavalry Armament. (Lord Roberts) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
ss= I44-
Cavalry Methods.
331 I19-
Cavalry Mounts, Notes on. (H. T. Allen) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 34: 115.
Cavalry Officer, Education of the. Un. Serv. M. 30:
276,
Cavalry Pioneers.
Cavalry Raid, A.
318.
Cavalry Regiments.
Ld,3I: 422,
— Proposal for Officering. Un. Serv. M. 32: 563.
Cavalry Remounts. (C. G. Morrison) Un. Serv. M.
2 5: 626,
Cavalry School, French, at Saumur. (D. A. Willey)
Army & Navy Life, 9, no. 2:’ 10.
Cavalry Scout, A, in the Indian Meeting.
Chamb. J. 80: 589,
Cavalry Tactics of To-day.
Serv. Inst. 33: 500.
Cavalry Training, Canada, 1904.
4I4-
Cavalryman, Psychology of the.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 417.
Cave Exploration, English.
Words, 43: 437.
— in California, Recent.
thropol. 8: 221.
Cave Fauna. (C. H. Eigenman and others) Science,
n. s. 21: 60,
Cave-hunting. Nature, 71: 488.
Cave Men of the Ozarks. (E. H. Jacobs) Am. Antiq.
25: 312,
Cave of Adullam. (Alice Brown) Atlan. 90: 252.
Cave Paintings in West Australia.
Antiq. 24: 457.
Cavendish, Thomas, Voyage to Pacific Coast of Amer-
ica, 1587. Out West, 18: 139.
Cavendish Laboratory. Nature, 69: 128.
Cavern, Colossal, Kentucky. Booklover’s M. 4: 533.
Caverns, Influence of, on Topography. (I. C. Russell)
Science, 11. s. 21: 30,
Caves, Hydration. (E. H. Kraus) Science, 11. s. 22:
(J . Parker)
(J . A. Shipton) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 32: 435.
(A. J . Campbell) Un. Serv. M. 32:
(R. H. Carr-Ellison) Un. Serv.
(J . Wallah)
(A. W. Andrew) J . Mil.
Un. Serv. M. 29:
(Dr. Campeano) J .
(J . W. Wilkinson) Good
(J . C. Merriam) Am. An-
502,
-— Sculptured, of East Wemyss. (J . Patrick) Reli-
quaIy~46: 37-
— The Wookey Hole, Mendip. (F. E. Hiley) Idler,
26: 578.
Cawein, Madison, Poetry of. Acad. 63: 270. —(Anna
B. McGill) So. Atlan. Q. 5: 376.
Cawnpore, Story of. (P. A. W. Henderson) Blackw.
175: 628.
Caxton, William. (R. H. Blades) Library, 11. s. 4: 113.
Caxtoniana, Recent. (A. W. Pollard) Library, n. s.
5= 337-
Caybigan. (James Hopper) McClure, 27: 326. ,
(J. Fraser) Am. '
CEANOTHUS
Ceanothus Americanus and Ovatus.
J. Sci. 172: 523.
Cebu, Island of, Around, on Horseback.
tock) Am. J. Sociol. 8: 432.
Cecilia, Princess of Sweden, Journey to Court of Queen
Elizabeth. (Margaret Morison) Roy. Hist. Soc.
11, 3. I2: I81.
Cecilia the Pharisee ; a story of the Nevada Madigans.
(M. Michelson) Cent. 46: 192.
Cecilian Art, Evolution of. (M. D. Walsh) Cath.
World, 76: 794.
Cedar Hill Maze, The.
8: 527,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Public Library. (Harriet A.
Wood) Lib. J. 30: 931.
Cedars of Lebanon, The. (L. G. Leary) Scrib. M. 34:
(T. Holm) Am.
(S. McClin-
(Cornelia Warren) Ctry Life,
79-
Cedric; astory. Blackw. I73: 324.
Ceiling, Painted, of Livery Hall of Drapers’ Co.
Studio (Internat.) 20: 33.
Ceiling Designs. Am. Arch. 82: 46.
Ceilings, Some Old.“ (H. H. Ditchfield) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 26: 17.
Celebes, Geography and Geology of, Sarasin on. Na-
ture, 66: 3.
Celebration Noises. Sat. R. 93: 723.
Celebrities, On Displaying. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
76: 510.
“ Celerity” in Diplomacy. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 458.
Celery-growing; how J . Burroughs makes it Profit-
able. (Julian Burroughs) Ctry Life Am. 9: 311.
— in Peat—Lands of California. (Arthur Inkersley)
Overland, n. s. 46: 101,
Celestial Garment, A; a story.
McClure, 22: 184,
Celestial Photography, Concerning. Blackw. 172: 57.
= Ecl. M. 139: 434. =Liv. Age, 234: 462.
Celiastite, Occurrence of, near Syracuse, N. Y. (E. H.
Kraus) Am. J. Sci. 168: 30.
Celestite-bearing Rocks. (E. H. Kraus) Am. J . Sci.
169: 286.
“Celia.” (E. Pottle) Cosmopol. 40: 179,
Cell, in the Higher Plants, Study of. (H. A. Haig)
Knowl. n. s. 3: 513, 526,
-—— in Biology, Hertwig on. (J . B. Farmer) Nature,
(M. T. Campbell)
74‘ 25-
-—- The Living. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 136.
Cell-division, Dynamic, Interpretation of. (M. Har-
toz) Nature, 67: 42.
Cellmates in a Civilized Community. Char. I3: 120,
Cell-unions in Plants. (B. M. Davis) Am. Natural.
395 217-
Cellini, Benvenuto. Acad. 65: 135.
-— and his Memoirs. (T. B. Reilly) Cath. World, 78: 52,
Cells, Egg Follicle, of Insects. (V. L. Kellogg) Science,
11. s. 19: 392.
—— Structure and Physiology of.
ture. 721 519-
Celluloid in Chromatic Polarization.
Science, 11. s. 23: 706.
Cellulose, The Wonders of.
I I3: 573-
Celon, The Wonderland of. (G. Wolseley) Idler, 29: 31.
Celt, Character of the. Acad. 63: 39.
- Tragedy of the. Acad. 63: 705.
Celtic Drama, Neo—, in America.
27: 231,
Celtic Literature. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 40: 18 5.
Celtic Poetry and Legend. Liv. Age, 250: 816,
Celtic Researches, Nicholson’s. Ath. ’04, 2: 166.
Celtic Revival, The. Acad. 64: 85. ——Quar. I95: 423.
-— Is it Really Irish? (M. K. Ford) No. Am. 183:
771.
(Harold Wager) Na-
(L. B. J oslin)
(R. H. Duncan) Harper,
(L. Gilhan) Lamp,
106
CENTER
Celtic Sagas. (S. Gwynn)Macmi1. 87: 95. = Liv. Age,
236: 483.
Celtic Spirit in Literature. (H. Ellis) Contemp. 89:
203. I Liv. Age, 248: 579,
Celtic Texts. (F. N. Robinson) Nation, 77: 212,
Cement, Artistic Possibilities of. Sci. Am. 94: 396.
-—Natural Rock. (F. H. Doremus) Am. Arch. 79:
99-
- Portland. (D. B. Butler) Am. Arch. 84: 6.
-— —— Modern Plant for making. (F. H. Lewis) Engin.
M. 31: 884, 32: 210,
-— Production and Manufacture of, in the U. S. (Ed-
win C. Eckel) Engin. M. 30: 715.
— Testing. Am. Arch. 81: 19.
-—Tests of. (J. E. Howard) Am. Arch. 84: 95. 85:
75- 87= 71.
Cement Block Architecture. (L. H. Gibson) Am.
Arch. 89: 71.
Cement Construction, New French Method of.
Schopfer) Archit. Rec. 12: 271, 374.
Cement-making in Scotland ; a New Industry. Chamb.
J. 82: 687.
Cement-mill, Gravity, in the Pyrenees.
Engin. M. 28: 369.
Cement Mortar, Retempering. Am. Arch. 79: 102.
Cement Tests. (J . E. Howard) Am. Arch. 8g: 95.
Cements, Inspection and Testing of. (R. L. Hum-
phrey) J. Frankl. Inst. I53: 23, 93.
-— Military Tests of Hydraulic. (J . E. Howard) J.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 32: 94.
Cemeteries, Park-like. (O. C. Simonds) Ctry Life
Am. 4: 349.
— Trees in. (O. C. Simonds) Chaut. 41: 338,
Cenotaph, The; a story. (M. T. Earle) Harper, 108:
868.
(J .
(G. M. Peck)
Censor; a story. (G. B. Fife) Scrib. M. 33: 150.
Census, British, Romance of. (T. J . MacNamara)
Fortn. 77: 465. ~'
—— in Foreign Countries.
879.
—— The, in our Village. (Maud S. Rawson) Cornh. 85:
(W. R. Merriam) Cent. 44:
760,
—— U. S. Critics of the. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81: 138,
— — First. (W. S. Rossiter) Outl. 84: 1071,
-- - 1900, Manufactures in. (C. E. Munroe) J . Frankl.
Inst. I56: 33, I43. — (W. G. S. Adams) J. Pol.
Econ. 11: 343.
—— —— — Notes on. Am. Statis. Assoc. 8: 3o.
-—— —- — Noteworthy Results of. (W. R. Merriam)
Cent. 44: 712.
-—— —- — Population in.
11: 183,
-—— -—— — Vital Statistics in.
Statis. Assoc. 8: 127,
—— —- A Permanent Census Oflice. Am. Statis. Assoc.
7: 381.-— (W. R. Merriam) No. Am. 174: 105,
Census Statistics of Special Classes. (J . Koren) Am.
Statis. Assoc. 9: 55.
Census-taking, Evolution of American.
riam) Cent. 43: 831,
Censuses, Foreign, Notes on.
Statis. Assoc. 7: 443.
—— Interdecennial State. (H. Gannett) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 38: 223.
— Occupation and Manufacturing. (R. R. Kuczynski)
Yale R. 11: 83.
Centaurs in Art. Sat. R. 931 834.
Centenarianism. Spec. 97: 487.
——Dames and Knights of the Three Century Order.
(Isabel M. Hamill) Good Words, 43: 656, 720,
Centennial-Habit. Dial, 32: 409.
Center of an Area or of a Population, What is the?
(J . F. Hayford) Am. Statis. Assoc. 8: 47,
(J . Cummings) J . Pol. Econ.
(F. L. Hoffman) Am.
(W. R. Mer-
(C. E. A. Winslow) Am.
CENTERS
Centers for Arches. Am. Arch. 88: 127.
Central America. (J . W. G. Walker) 38: 544.
-— Butterflies of, Godman on. (E. B. Poulton) Nature,
67: 25,
— Characteristics of. (C. M. Pepper) Indep. 51: 210.
-— Plateau of, Climate of. (G. Michaud) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 67: 231,
— Republics of. (R. W. Cater) Macmil. 91: 452.
— Ruined Cities of. (S. D. Peet) Am. Autiq, 25: 1,
Centralization and the Law. (H. N. Shepard) Green
Bag, 18: 88,
Centrosome, Morphological Value of, Boveri on. (J .
B. F.) Nature, 66: 74.
Century, A, and a Retrospect. Month, 100: 561.
Century of Empire, A. (Sir T. Fraser) F ortn. 83:
1112,
Century Club, London. (F. Harrison) Cornh. 88: 314.
Century Plant, A. (H. N. Rust) Land of Sun. 7: 237.
Cephalaspis and Drepanaspis, Marginal and Ridge
Scales in. (C. R. Eastman) Science, 11. s. 19: 703.
Ceptacle Hypothesis, The. (O. B. Taft) Monist, 15:
182
Ceramic Work of Burslem Art School. (E. N. Scott)
Studio (Internat.) 27: 333.
Ceramics, American. (Clara Ruge) Studio (Internat.)
28: xxi,
— in America. (C. F. Binns) Craftsman, 7: 563.
—in Architecture. (J. Schopfer) Archit. Rec. 11,
no. 3: I.
— Modern Decorative Wares.
113,
Ceratopsia, Two New, from the Laramie of Converse
County, Wyoming. (J . B. Hatcher) Am. J . Sci.
170: 413,
Cerberus. (M. Bloomfield) Monist, I4: 523.
Cerebellum, The; its Relation to Spatial Orientation
and Locomotion. (Victor Horsley) Nature, 72:
(W. P. Rix) Art J. 57:
. 389.
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis. (T. Darlington) Char. I4:
904.
Ceremonies and Conduct. (A. G. Lewis) Westm. I 58:
560,
Ceremony, Uses of, in a Nation’s Life. Sat. R. 93: 72.
Ceres. (H. B. Sargeant) Overland, n. s. 44: 188.
Cereus, A Night Blooming Giant. (T. B. Shepherd)
Land of Sun. 2: 45.
Ceric Chromate. (P. E. Browning and C. P. Flora)
Am. J. Sci. 165: 177.
Cerne Abbas, England. (A. Tomson) Art J . 54: 243.
Cerne, Book of. (D. G. Hodges) Am. J . Theol. 8: 559.
Cerro de Montezuma, Ruins of the. (A. H. Blackis-
ton) Am. Anthropol. 8: 2 56.
Certainty and Probability. (F. S. Turner) Westm.
159: 304.
Cervantes, M. de. (G. E. Woodberry) McClure, 24:
616
- and his Work. (Jas. J . Walch) Cath. World, 81:
344-
—— Don Quixote, Tercentenary of. (W. H. Kent) Dub.
R. 136: 375. —(A. Dobson) Liv. Age, 244: 190. —
(Havelock Ellis) No. Am. 180: 670.— (Miguel Mir)
Indep. 58: 1117.
-—- Life of, Calvert’s.
supp. iii.
Cesaresco. See Martinengo-Cesaresco.
Ceti 82 ()8 395), The Orbit of. (R. G. Aitken) Pop.
Astron. I3: I90.
Ceuta, The African Gibraltar.
quhoun) Harp. W. 50: 312.
—— and Gibraltar. (J . F. Crease) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 462,
Ceylon, Buried City of. (J . M. Abbot) Nat. Geog. M.
17: 613.
— Education in.
(R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 100:
(Archibald R. Col-
(A. G. Wise) Asia R. 37: 72.
107
CHAMBERLAIN
Ceylon, Education in, Compulsory. (A. G. Wise) Asia.
R, 41: 61,
— Educational Problem in. (A. G. Wise) Asia. R. 42:
52-
— Heathen Rites and Superstitions in. (C. C. Obl-
mietz) I'9th Cent. 58: 127.
-— Importance of Fiscal Relations of.
Asia. R. 37: 255.
— Pearl Fisheries of. Nature, 72: 395.
— Police of. (A. F. Sibbald) Green Bag, I 5: 541.
—- A Trip round Sunny. (A. E. Murrell) Asia. R. 40:
(R. G. Corbet)
31 -
— Twenty Years’ Captivity in. (Robert Knox) Gent.
M. n. s. 76: 356.
Chad, William ; an Elizabethan Bishop and his Flock.
(J. Chapman) Dub. R. 134: 32.
Chad, Lake, Region of, French Explorations in. Geog.
J , 24: 202,
Chadwick, John White. (E. L. Cary) Critic, 46: 114.
Chadwick, Mrs., and Mme. Humbert. (F. J . Mather,
jr.) Nation, 79: 474.
Chagos, Archipelago, Percy Sladen Expedition’s visit
to. (J . Stanley Gardiner) Nature, 72: 57!.
Chahine, Edgar, Armenian Etcher.
Studio (Internat.) I 5: 188,
Chahnameed, The Name.
Lore, I6: I07,
Chain-gang in Georgia. (G. H. Clarke) World To-day,
10: 302. — (G. H. Clarke) Outl. 82: 73.
Chain Gear, Renold Silent. (J . O. Nixon) J . F rankl.
Inst. I53: 341.
Chair Hunting with Jeremiah.
Ctry Life Am. 8: 636,
Chairman, The Quest of the Golden.
tion, 78: 384.
Chairs, Old, Dr. F igdor’s Vienna Collection of. (A. S.
Levetus) Studio (Internat.) 24: 331.
Chaise-Dieu, France. (V. R. Markham) Cornh. 94:
(A. T. Sutherland)
(R. Ogden) Na-
534-
Chalcedony Park, Arizona. (R. I. Geare) New Eng.
M. n. s. 28: 505. _
Chalcopyrite, New Habit for. (R. W. Richards) Am.
J. Sci. 167: 425. _
Chaleur Bay, Fire Ship of. Science, n. s. 24: 501.
Chalk Horses. (W. A. Fraser) Canad. M. 27: 548.
Chalker, Alexander, of Guilford, Conn., and his De-
scendants. (R. D. Smyth) N. E. Reg. 59: 133.
Challenge Cup, The. (L. G. Giltner) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 590.
Chalmers, James. Acad. 62: 547,
— R. Lovett on. Bk. News, 21: 2.
Chamberlain, Austen, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
(Herbert Vivian) Booklover’s M. 5: 673.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Herbert. (M. E. Henderson)
Canad. M. 27: 501,
Chamberlain, Houston Stewart, our New Prophet. (R.
C. Schiedt) Ref. Ch. R. 52: 145, 289.
Chamberlain, Joseph. (S. H. J eyes) Bk. News, 22: 444.
——(J. M. Lyon) Westm. I61: 97.
-— American View of the Proposals of. (R. E. Thomp-
son) Fortn. 80: 466,
— and Birmingham, -—- the Political Riddle.
Harris) F ortn. 86: 18,
— and Canada. Canad. M. 22: I30. — (L. Hunt)
Canad. M. 22: 532.-—Outl. 75: 13.
—and the Premiers. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 26. '
—— and Rosebery. (F. A. White) Westm. I57: 335.
—- and the Zollverein. Westm. I60: 1.
— Antidote for. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 450.
— as an Empire Builder. (H. Birchenough) I9th Cent.
51: 360.
— the Country and the Government.
264.
(G. H.
Ed. R. 202:
(G. Monrey) .
(J . D. Prince) J . Am. Folk-'
CHAMBERLAIN
Chamberlain, Joseph, the Demagogue. (H. H. L. Bel-
lot) Westm. I61: 123,
-—— Early Career of, with portraits.
Munsey, 33: 32.
-— England’s Colonial Secretary. (B. J . S. Coleridge)
No. Am. 176: 832. — With portraits. (C. Roberts)
Everybody’s, 8: 2.41,
— Fiscal Policy of. (T. W. Mitchell) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 23: 105. ~
—— Future of. Fortn. 81: 445. = Liv. Age, 241: 257,:
Ecl. M. 142: 724,
—— the Greatest Colonial Minister. Fortn. 78: 913.‘
— Hold on the Midlands. (J . C. Rose) Nation, 781
163,
— an Impossible Premier.
I61: I45,
-— in South Africa. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 106.
— Journey to the Colonies, Constitutional Aspects of.
(A. V. Dicey) Nation, 75: 477.
— Known and the Unknown in. (A. C. Pigou) Fortn.
81: 36. -
— Man and Statesman, with portrait.
Booklover’s M. 3: 21.
— the Man of Emergency. Fortn. 77: 181.
— New Chapter of. (E. Salmon) Fortn. 792 638.
— the New Sir Robert Peel. (G. Peel) National, 41:
(T. E. Pemberton)
(W. J . Corbet) Westm.
(F. A. Acland)
91'-
— Parallels of. (F. G. Stevens) Westm. I65: 1,
— Past and Future of. (L. Le Gay Burley) Indep. 551
2316,
-— a Political Fabius Maximus. (Wilfred Ward) Ecl.
M, 15: 382,
— a Possible Prime Minister. (H. Parker) Munsey, 27:
224, - ‘
— The Protagonist and the Future. Fortn. 80: 734.
— Reactionary Protectionism of. (H. White) Nation,
76: 429, -
— Showing him Out. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80: 240.
—— Sir Robert Peel and. (H. Spender) Fortn. 80: 598.
— Success of. Sat. R. 93: 197.
— Tariff Proposals of. (Viscount Goschen) Ecl. M.
141: 434. -_-Liv. Age, 238: 398, - Quar. 198: 246,
—(H. Cox) No. Am. 177: 1. — (J. E. Gorst) No.
Am. 177: I61. —— (H. L. Nelson) No. Am. 177:
133. —- (Y. Guyot and others) Fortn. 80: 1-193, -
(R. Ogden) Nation, 772 296. —— (B. Taylor) 19th
Cent. 54: 839. —Outl. 74: 4o3.—— (L. Wolf) World
To-day, 5: I415.
— — Deductively Considered. (T. Middlemore) Econ.
R, 15: 28,
— — in the Light of French Experience. (Y. Guyot)
Fortn. 80: I,
— A Tribute to. National, 39: 39.
— vs. Chamberlain. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 78: 124,
— who Did, and the Chamberlain who Will. Westm.
162: 262,
Chamberlain, Sir Neville. (A. I. Shand) Cornh. 85:
598-
Chamberlain, Lord Great, of England. (J . H. Round)
Monthly R. 7, no. 3: 42.
Chambers, Haddon, Australia’s Dramatist, with por-
trait. (E. A. Keddell) Idler, 24: 549.
Chambers, Robert W. (R. Hughes) Bk. News, 25: 73.
— (E. F. Haskins) Lit. W. (Bost.) 35: I89,
Chambers’s Cyclopaedia of English Literature.
der Matthews) Lamp, 28: 200,
Chambord Chateau. (R. Whiteing) Cent. 48: 361,
Chamier, Frederic, Novels of. (E. A. Baker) Macmil.
9% 385-
Chamonix Electric Railway. (Archibald Wilson) Cas-
sier, 25: 199. -
Chamorro Language of Guam. (VV. E. Safford) Am.
Anthrop. 5:289, 508. 6: 95, 501. 72 305.
108
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CHAPEL ,
Champion, V. J . Roux. Notre Dame, Paris, etching
of. Art J. 56: 76.
Champion, The King’ s.
Words, 43: 320.
Champlain, Samuel de. (H. L. Nelson) Harper, :07:
947-
Champlain Valley, Early Mention of Events in. (D. S.
Kellogg) M. of Hist. 1: 77.
Chan Sen, Evolution of ; a story. Macmil. 87: 205.
Chance, can it build a World? (J . Cooper) Ref. Ch.
R. 49: 503. .
—— Continuity of.
(J. H. T. Perkins) Good
(E. W. Davie) Univ. Neb. Stud. 2:
131,
Chancellor’s Nightmare, The. Westm. I62: 379.
Chancellor’s Robe, The ; a Bygone Incident. (S. Chil-
ders) 19th Cent. 59: 151.
Chancery, Court of, British, of the 15th Century. (C.
T. Martin) Archaeol. 592 I.
Chandelier for Gas and Electric Lighting, Improve-
ment of. (A. Hallard) Archit. Rec. 14: 117.
Changeless, The. (M. A. Bacon) Harper, I04: 550.
Changed Trunk, The. (S. Baring-Gould) Chamb. J .
81: 759.
Changeling, The. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 42: 79.
Channel Islands, Education in the. Ath, ’o6, I: I 37.
Channing, Ellery. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic, 46: 76.
— and his Table-talk. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic, 472
121, 267,
— Thoreau and. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic, 471 444.
— Walks with. (R. W. Emerson) Atlan. 90: 27,
Channing, Wm. Ellery, and the Religion of New Eng-
land. (E. E. Hale) Am. J. Theol. 8: 78.
-— Chadwick’s Life of. (W. M. Salter) Atlan. 92:
131. — (W. Walker) Nation, 77: 97.
—— Verse of. (F. B. Sanborn) Nation, 76: 10.
Chantal, St., and the Foundation of the Visitation,
Bougaud’s. (J . McSorley) Cath. World, 76: 571,
Chantemerle. (Edith Barnard) Appleton’s M. 8: 700,
Chantey-man, The. (H. P. Whitmarsh) Harper, I06:
319-
Chanties, Sailors’. (P. A. Hutchison) J . Am. Folk-
Lore, 19: 16,
Chantilly Castle. (J . Schoffer) Archit. Rec. 15: 499.
Chantilly Library, Early Printed Books in the. (A.
Laugel) Nation, 80: 372.
Chantrey Bequest. Am. Arch. 85: 36, 85. -—Ath.
’o4, 2: 22, 248,— (Earl of Lytton) National, 43:
610.—Spec. 921 336. ——(Herbert Chorley) Sat. R.
96: 48.—Spec. 91: 521.
— Administration of. (H. Quilter) Contemp. 84¢ 25 3.
— and Whistler. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 952 454.
— Committee Report, I905. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
97: 776. 98: 23o.—Art J. 56: 333.
— Committee Work on, 1906. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
I01: 616, -
— Mal-administration of. (D. S. MacColl and others)
Sat R. 9s= 516. 706- W 573-793-
-— Purchases from. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 992 621.
— Strange Story of the. (E. R. Pennell) Nation, 79:
176.
Chantrey Gallery as it should be.
Chantry, The Old English.
Bull. 9: 3.
Chapbook, Mediaeval, as an Educational Factor of the
Past. (J . G. Sieveking) Reliquary, 43: 241,
Chapbooks, Boswell’s and others. (R. Bergengren)
Lamp. 281 39-
— Italian, 20th Century.
11. s. 52 239.
Chapel of the Ascension, London. (C. Witherby)
Sund. M. 34: 190,
— of Nicholas V., In the.
406.
Art J. 57: 133.
(C. Holland) Cath. Univ.
(W. E. A. Axon) Library,
(H. Monroe) Atlan. 92:
CHAPEL
Chapel, Private, in Westchester. (C. Coleman) Archit.
Rec. 18: 283,
Chaplain, The Army.
Inst. 36: 294.
Chaplin, Mrs., Poems of. (Viscount St. Cyres) Cornh.
87: 101, '
Chapman, George, Sources of his Plays.
Ath. ’o3, 1: 51.
— the “ Rival Poet ” and William Shakespeare.
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Chappaquiddick Island, Martha’s Vineyard, New
Lower Tertiary Fauna from. (I. C. Brown) Am.
J. Sci. 170: 229.
Chapter House, Cornell University. Archit. Rec. 18:
211,
Character and-Environment; a Socialistic Contention.
(J . G. Brooks) Internat. Q. 8: 147.
— and Reputation. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: 567.
-— as Collateral. (B. Williamson) Bank. M. (N. Y.)
71: 219,
— College Preparation in.
13: 606,
— Physical Basis of. Spec. 93: 629.
— Political Value of. Spec. 95: 600.
— vs. Wealth. (O. S. Marden) Good Words, 47: 143.
Character Writing. Acad. 65: 15,?-Liv. Age, 239:
59. I Eel. M. 141: 690,
-— Charcoal Drawings by David Cox.
Studio (Internat.) 25: 38.
Chardin, J can-Baptiste-Simeon, Artist, with portrait.
Mast. in Art, 6: 171.
Charing Cross and its Immediate Neighborhood. (J .
H. Macmichael) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 8.
Chariot, Ancient Bronze, in the Metropolitan Museum.
(H. N. Fowler) Chant. 42: 50.
— Umbrian, in Metropolitan Museum.
Cent. 46: 437.
Chariot of Fire, A.
Chariot Race, The Winner in the.
tion, 80: 148.
Charioteer of Delphi, The.
J. Archaeol. n. s. 10: 151,
Charitable Funds, The Press and.'
Indep. R. 10: 64,
Charitable Gifts, Scrutiny of. (VV. J . Neidig) Nation,
80: 311.
Charitable Work, Publicity in.
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Charities and Corrections, Conferences of. Char. 9:
(C. C. Bateman) J . Mil. Serv.
(F. S. Boas)
(A.
(C. D. Adams) School R.
(T. Oldforde)
(C. de Kay)
(E. S. Phelps) Harper, I10: 777.
(H. Lamont) Na-
(O. M. Washburn) Am.
(S. A. Barnett)
(W. H. Allen) No.
554-
— — California, Los Angeles Meeting, 1905. (W. A.
Gates) Char. 15: 676,
— —— Canadian, 7th. (J . J . Kelso) Char. 13: 93.
— — Indiana, 13th. (A. W. Butler) Char. I3: 298.
— —— Iowa, 7th. (E. T. Lies) Char. 13: 291.
—- -— Kansas, Topeka Meeting, 1905. (E. A. Freden-
hagen) Char. I5: 675.
— — Massachusetts, 2d, Springfield. Char. 13: 160.
—- ——- Michigan, 1905. (L. C. Storrs) Char. 15: 420.
—— —— Minnesota, 13th. (A. W. Gutridge) Char. 13:
273-
— — — 14th. (E. D. Solenberger) Char. 15: 397.
— — Missouri, 5th. (C. A. Ellwood) Char. 13: 287.
— — — 6th. (E. A. Fredenhagen) Char. I 5: 401.
—— — National, Growth of. (F. H. Wines) Char. 14:
892,
—- - — 1902 Meeting.
— —-— — 1903 Meeting.
— — — 1904 Meeting.
—— — — 1905 Meeting.
1071.
— — Newark, 1904. Char. 12: 399.
— —- New Jersey, 1904. (A. W. Abbott) Char. I2: 219.
Char. 9: 13.
Char. 10: 465, 487.
Char. 12: 636, 663, 710,
Char. 14: 959, 1000, 1008, 1027,
109
CHARITY
Charities and Corrections, Conferences of ; New Jersey,
1905. Char. I3: 507. “
- - — 1906. Char. I5: 727.
—- —— New York, 5th. Char. 13: 60, 164.
-— — —— 6th. Char. 15: 236,
——- —- Ohio, 14th. Char. 13: 105,
—- State Control of. (A. W. Clark) Univ. Neb. Stud.
5‘ 357-
—— A State Program of. (E. C. Runge) Char. I2: 862,
— State Supervision of. (C. T. Lewis) Char. I0: 278,
Charities, a Bureau of, Wherein lies the Work of.
(W. I. Nichols) Char. 12: 13,
— in New York State, The. Outl. 70: 211,
—- Jewish. (L. K. Frankel) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
21: 389,
— —,National Conference of.
16: 255,
—Medical. (J. J. Nutt) Char. 14: 752.
-— of a New Republic. (G. W. Minns) Char. 12: 337.
—- Organized, The Federation of. (R. W. de Forest)
Char. 12: 16.
— Supervision of, in New York. (R. W. Hebberd)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 477.
Charity, Administration of, in England. (H. Bosan-
quet) Internat. Q. 7: 392.
-— and Democracy. (J . Lee) Char. 17: 387.
— and Social Developments in Two Southern Cities.
(C. F. Weller) Char. I3: 466.
— Christian, of 20th Century Church.
Bib. Sac. 59: 501.
—- Essentials of a Policy of.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 343
—- a Hundred Years Ago.
Cent. 57: 655.
—- In the Name of. (E. P. Bicknell) Char. I3: 155.
— The Mask of. (J . D. Miller) Arena, 28: 258,
— Methods of. (C. Baumgarten) Econ. R. 13: 316.
— Mischievous. (C. Rolleston) Westm. 163: 148.
— Modern Methods of, Henderson and others on. (M.
West) Dial, 38: 269,
— The Modern Problem of. Month, 101: 250,
— New Movements in. (S. H. Bishop) Am. J . Sociol.
(M. H. Harris) Char.
(H. F. Perry)
(E. T. Devine) Ann. Am.
(Countess of Jersey) 19th
7: 59'-
— Organized, at Work. Char. 8: 30.
—— — The Broadening Sphere of. (R. W. de Forest)
Char. 13: 316.
— —— Church in relation to. (L. F. Zinkham) Ref.
Ch. R. 53: 379.
— — The Impetus and Meaning of. (G. T. Smart)
Char. 14: 951.
—— — in Smaller Cities. (A. Johnson) Char. I4: 71 :.
—— The Practice of. (E. T. Devine) Char. 12: 595.
—- Private, and Public Relief in England. Univ. of
Mo. Stud. 2: 53.
-— Public, Some Problems of.
12: 438.
— Spirit of. Char. 8: 45.
—What can I do for.
403-
— World-currents in. (C. R. Henderson) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 263,
Charity of the Boxe. (E. M. Graham) Scot. Hist. R.
2: 30,
Charity of Widow Ogden; a story. (R. M. Gilchrist)
Temp. Bar, 133: 539.‘—-Liv. Age, 250: 49.
Charity Case, A. (J. T. Bishop) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 673.
Charity Fakirs. (C. C. Carstens) Char. 12: 944.
Charity Organization in Cities of Less than 60,000.
(A. W. McDougall) Char. 9: 333.
—- in France. (C. R. Henderson) Char. I4: 1038.
— Notes on. (H. N. H. Hoare) Monthly R. 21, no. 2:
(F. B. Sanborn) Char.
(Lyman Abbott) Char. 17:

142,
CHARITY
Charity Organization, Things that may be learnt in.
(W. A. Bailward) Econ. R. 14: 289. _
Charity Organization Societies at Edinburgh, Confer-
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Charity Reports and how to frame them. Char. I 5:
857.
Charity Work by N. Y. Society Women.
French) Cent. 411 321.
- District Committees in.
418.
-—- Personal Equation in. (H. A. Tomlinson) Char. I2!
394-
Charity Workers, Problem for. Char. 8: 24,
Charlemagne’s Passage of the Alps in 1773. (W. A. B.
Coolidge) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 493.
Charlemont House Memories. (W. S. O’Brien) Monthly
R. 11, no. 3: 109.
Charles I. as an Art Patron.
of Art, 26: 114.
—- Executioner of. (P. Sidney) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 217.
—— A French Contemporary Account of the Death of.
Dub. R. 136: 135.
— Memoirs of the Martyr King; ed. by Allen Fea.
Ath. ’05, 1: 39.
Charles II. and the Bishop of Miinster in the Anglo-
Dutch War of 1665-66. (C. Brinkman) Eng. Hist.
R. 21: 686.
-—- and James, Duke of York, Letters of. Archaeol.
58= I53-
— and Reunion with Rome.
R. 13, no. 3: 140.
— Coronation of. (A. Valgsmigli) Antiq. n. s. 38: 302.
— Court of. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 34: 44.
-—- Eldest Son of. (P. Sidney) Westm. I 59: 217.
— his Connection with Art and Letters. (W. G.
Blaikie-Murdoch) Scot. Hist. R. 3: 4I.
Charles V., Emperor. (E. Armstrong) Ed. R. 197: 273.
-—- Armstrong on. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 76: 113,-
Ath. ’02, 2: 543.
—— Two Lives of. (E. F. Henderson) Am. Hist. R. 9: 23.
Charles I., King of Roumania. (A. Stead) Fortn. 86:
I.=-"Eel. M. 147: 261.
Charles X. An Unknown Exile in New York: was he
Charles X. ? (H. C. Maine) M. of Hist. 2: 96.
— The “Unknown Exile ” not he. (Jane M. Parker)
M. of Hist. 2: 153.
Charles Edward Stuart, the Young Pretender, in Lon-
don. (P. Sidney) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 303.
Charles of Lorraine. (A. Laugel) Nation, 772 27.
Charles Stuart and the Burglar. (May K. Champion)
McClure, 25: 31.
Charles, James, Painter. Ath. ’o6, 2: 278.
Charles River Dam Commission, Review of Report of.
Technol. R. 52 455.
Charles River Valley.
n. s. 26: 645.
Charleston, S. C-, Exposition, 1901. (T. C. Smith) In-
dep. 54: 142.—R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 58.-—(G.
Kennan) Outl. 70: 713.
-—- — Art in. (E. C. G.) Brush & P. 9: 249.
-—- — Sunny Days at. (L. W. Betts) Outl. 71: 120.
Charlestown, Mass., Mill Pond. (I. C. Hersey) N. E.
Reg. 56: 235.
—- Navy Yard, Old Landmarks at the. (E. W. Huckel)
Army & Navy Life, 9: 377.
Charlotte Augusta, Princess of Wales.
Gent. M. n. s. 73: 59.
Charlotte‘ Elizabeth, Duchess of Orleans, 1660—1722,
(D. M. Jones) Longm. 43: 500,
Charming of Estercel, The ; a story. (G. Rhys) Harper,
I09: 75.
Charnwood Forest; a Buried Triassic Landscape. (VV.
W. Watts) Geog J. 21: 623.
(L. H.
(F. H. McLean) Char. 15:
(F. Mabel Robinson) M.
(A. S. Barnes) Monthly
(A. W. Kellogg) New Eng. M.
(H. I. Arden)
110
l
CHAUCER
Charnock, Job. Blackw. 171: 770.
Charrington, F. N. Sund. M. 32: 714.
Charter of Liberties, Unknown. (H. W. C. Davis)
Eng. Hist. R. 20: 719.
Charterhouse School. Sat. R. 95: 255.
Charters of Harmonds worth, Isleworth, Heston, Twick-
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Archaeol. 58: 341.
-—- Six Early. (G. S. C. Swinton) Scott. Hist. R. 2: 173.
Chartist Tailor, Reminiscenees of a. (R. Crowe) Outl.
71: 915-
Chartran, Theobald. (J . F. L’Espigarie de Tessan)
Bookman, 21: 168,
Charts, Organization, in Business. (Kendall Banning)
World’s Work, 10: 6326,
Chase, Caleb, of Boston and Cape Cod, with portrait.
(J. M. Chapple) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 122.
Chase, Salmon Portland, with portrait. (F. R. Jones)
Green Bag, 14: 155.
Chase, William M. (H. St. Gaudens) Critic, 48: 515.
— A Portrait by. (W. S. Howard) Harper, I13: 698,
-— Portrait of a Lady by. (W. S. Stanton) Harper,
I10: 436.
Chasing a Rainbow. (J . Futrelle) Cosmopol. 41: 496.
Chasse-galerie, La. (M. B. Parent) Canad. M. 27: 397,
Chastity, Evolution of. (H. A. Stimson) Bib. Sac. 61:
80.
Chateau de Madrid in Bois de Boulogne.
90: 1 .
Chateau Gaillard, The. (T. A. Janvier) Harper, I09:
8
Am. Arch.
33 -
Chateaubriand, F. A. (J . J . a’Becket) Am. Cath. Q.
291 743- 301 79-—-Chamb. J. 81: 757.
—— and his English Neighbors. (D. W. Duthie) Cornh.
88: 636.
-— Glimpses of. (G. Lenotre) Cath. World, 771 731.
— in America. (A. Laugel) Nation, 81: 399.
-— Last Years of. (A: Laugel) Nation, 75: 304. —
Acad. 63: 395.
— Memoirs. (A. I. du P.
Ath. ’o3, I:
411.—Acad. 63: 269, 395.
Chateaux, French, Rehabilitation of. Am. Arch. 89:
210.
— of the Blois; Amboise; Cheverny.
Cent. 48: 361.
— of France, Minor. Am. Arch. 88: 117,
— of the Loire ; Chinon-Chenonceaux-Luynes.
Whiteing) Cent. 47: 803.
—— of Touraine; Loches and Langeais. (R. Whiteing)
Cent. 48: 73.
— — Chambord ; Chaumont; (R.
Whiteing) Cent. 48: 361,
Chatham, Earl of, Green’s Life of. (A. V. Dicey)
Nation, 741 I73. ‘
--the Reformer. Ed. R. 202: 240,
Chatham Chest, The. (R.M. Holden) Chamb. J . 83: 609,
Chattanooga Campaigns of the Civil War, Physio-
graphic Control of. (F. V. Emerson) Pop. Sci. Mo.
65: 143.
Chatterton, Hedges Eyre, Irish Vice-Chancellor. Sat.
R. 97: 388.
Chaucer, Geoffrey. Bk. News, 22: 1150,
— and the Universities. (A. R. Bayley) Gent. M. n. s.
75¢ 7-
— as a Book Lover.
— Ballads on Fortune.
1: 82.
— Canterbury Tales. Meth. R. 65: 513.
—- The Development of the Genius of. (A. W. Pol-
lard) Acad. 70: 227.
-—- Grave of- (J . W. Hales) Ath. ’o2, 2: 199; (A.
Hartshorne) 288 ; (Charlotte C. Stopes) 552.
-Coleman) Critic, 42: 64. -
(R. Whiteing)
(R.
Azay-le—Rideau.
(L. Sears) Bk. News, 22: 158.
(J . B. Bilderbeck) Ath. ’02,
106, 107.—(E. L. Dunton) Dial, 32: -
CHAUCER
Chaucer, Geoffrey, Poems wrongly attributed to. (W.
W. Skeat) Ath. ’05, 2: 580.
—— Skeat’s Works of. (E. P. Hammond) Nation, 80:
. I _
— Some Words about. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull.
5: 215,
— Substantivation of Adjectives in.’ (A. G. Kennedy)
Univ. Neb. Stud. 52 251.
Chaucer’s Roundel. Scrib. M. 40: 350.
Chaudiere, The Real. (J . Douglas) Nation, 74: 88.
Chauffeur and the Jewels, The. (Edith M. Willett)
Lippinc. 78: 257,
Chauifeurs, The; a story.
817,
Chaumont Chateau. (R. Whiteing) Cent. 48: 368.
Chautauqua. Chant. 35: 354.
—— as an Educational Center.
35= 367-
—- Evolution of. Chaut. 352 349.
——Expansion of. Chant. 352 360.
—— A Military. (W. H. Johnson) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34:
82
(G. Glendon) Munsey, 29:
(G. E. Vincent) Chant.
— a Model, Making. Chaut. 371 449.
— A Native American Institution. (H. Miinsterberg)
Chaut. 41: 421,
— Out of Season at. (F. M. Hawley) Chaut. 35: 20.
— a Permanent Educational Factor. (W. H. Hickman)
Chaut. 41: 423.‘
— Recognition Day at; the Spectator.
—— Vignettes of. Chaut. 392 449.
Chautauqua Assemblies and Political Ambitions.
S. MacArthur) World To-day, 92 I074.
Chautauqua Assembly, Southern California.
Weller) Land of Sun. 52 78.
Chautauqua Circle Work, Twenty-five Years of.
F. Kimball) Chaut. 37: 386. ,
Chautauqua Circles, Social Service at. Chaut. 3 5: 362.
Chautauqua Extension in England, Jewish. (A. M.
Hyamson) Chaut. 392 445.
Chautauqua Life-stories. (A. S. Hoifman) Chaut. 37 I
352.
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle in other
Lands. Chant. 371 373.
Chautauqua Literature, Makers of Recent.
35= 332- 43= 4-2-1.
Chautauqua Movement, The. (E. Spencer) Munsey,
31: 522. -—— (Julia G. Underwood) Indep. 61: 246, —
(R. M. Pearson) Lippinc. 78: 190.
Chautauqua Reminiscences. (J . H. Vincent) Chaut.
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Chautauqua Society, The Jewish.
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Chazy Limestone, Fauna of.
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Check Collection, Perils of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 75:
846.
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Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 412.
Checks and Notes, Points about. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72:
12',
— Conant:-y, Charges for Collecting. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
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Chedsey or Chidsey, John, and his Descendants.
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Cheerful Hero, A. (A. E. C.) Chant. 37: 104,
Cheese, Making of, in the Mohawk Valley. (L. H.
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Cheese Curing at the Wisconsin Experiment Station,
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Cheese-mites, Michael on. (T. R. R. Stebbing) Nature,
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Chef, Le. (R. B. Cunninghame Graham) Sat. R. 1002
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Chef and the “Owl’s Nest ; ” a story.
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Chekhov, Anton P. (C. Brinton) Critic, 45: 318.
— Visit to. (M. Gorky) Indep. 59: 2-99.
Chelles, An Afternoon at, and the Evidence of Human
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— Physic Garden. Nature, 66: 321.
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Chelsea Hospital. (G. F. McMunn) Temp. Bar, 1301 353.
Chelsea Old Church. (A. Marks) Nation, 78: 195.
Chelsea, Vt. ; story of a Rural Shire. (H. K. Darling)
Green Bag, 15: 522,
Cheltenham College. Sat. R. 972 419.
Chemical and Electrical Stimuli. (A. W. Greely)
Science, 11. s. 17: 980.
Chemical Basis of Life.
158: 643.
Chemical Elements, Mendeleef on. Nature, 71: 65.
—- Transmutation of. (C. Baskerville) Indep. 57: 1495.
Chemical Industries in France, Condition of. Nature,
71: 369.
Chemical Industry.
(Constance
(N. C. Macnamara) Westm.
(B. Terne) J. Frankl. Inst. I58:
421,
——- of Germany. (O. Eltzbacher) Contemp. 85: 627.
— Scientific Research and. (R. Meldola) Nature, 68:
398
Chemical Manufactures, Early, in America. (M. I.
Wilbert) J . Frankl. Inst. 1571 365.
Chemical Physiology, Present Position of.
Halliburton) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 27.
Chemical Technology; Training of Technical Chem-
ists. (J. B. F. Herreshoff) Science, 11. s. 192 561.
Chemical Tests. (H. Leifmann) J . Frankl. Inst. 1622
(W. D.
37I- .
Chemist, A, in the Days of the Stuarts. Chamb. J.
81: 734.
Chemistry, American Contributions to Technical. (M.
Benjamin) Science, 11. s. 21: 873.
— and Physics in Prussian and American Schools. (E.
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— —- Teaching of. (C. Sheard) Educa. 26: 97.
— and Toxicology of Plant Substances. (V. K. Ches-
nut) Science, 11. s. 15: 1016. i
— Applied, International Congress for, 5th. Nature,
' 68: 136.
—- - — 6th. Nature, 74: 65.
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— Development of. (F. W. Clarke) Science, nl s. 15:
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—— Elementary Experimental, Ekeley’s. (J . H. Ran-
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CHEMISTRY
Chemistry, for Admission to College.
Educa.R. 25: 85.
-—- in American Assoc. for Advancement of Science,
1902. Science, n. s. 16: 282,
~— in Engineering. (W. McMurtrie) Cassier, 22: 137,
-— in the Secondary Schools, Teaching of. (W. C.
Geer) School R. 14: 275.
—— Inorganic. Science, 11. s. 16: 356, 475,
-—- -—- Present Problems of. (VV. Ramsay) Pop. Sci. Mo.
66: 33.
-— Instruction in, in Secondary Schools ; is it becoming
too Academic ? (M. M. Butler) School R. 10: 52.
—— Life and; (C. Baskerville) Science, 11. s. 21: 641.
— Minimum Outline of, for Secondary Schools. (C.
M. Mirick and Mr. Flynn) School R. 10: 57.
-—- Modern Views of. (H. J . H. Fenton) Knowl. 27:
35, 57, 79-
—-The New. (W. A. Shenstone) Cornh. 87: 348. —-
(W. A. Shenstone) Cornh. 90: 523.
-—— New Terms in. (H. Cooper) Science, 11. s. 18: 153.
— Noyes’s Principles of Physical Science. (E. H. Loo-
mis) Science, n. s. 19: 102,
— Organic. (W. A. Noyes) Science, 11. s. 20: 490.
— Physical, Future Development in. (Wilder D. Ban-
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-—— — What it has done for Chemistry.
J. Frankl. Inst. 156: 425.
(E. H. Miller)
(H. C. Jones)
—— Physiological, Recent Advances in. (J . H. Long)
Science, 11. s. 22: 129,
—- Relation of, to Modern Medicine. (J . H. Long)
Science, n. s. 20: 1,
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730-
— —— of Course to train Men in Technical Chemistry.
(W. A[Noyes) Science, 11. s. 15: 382.
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Science, 11. s. 16: 841,
-—— Roozeboom’s Die Hetterogenen Gleichgewichte.
(W. D. Bancroft) Science, n. s. 15: 537.
-—- Synthetic, Fifty Years of. (C. Snyder) Harper, 104:
717-
~—- Teaching, Modern Trend of. (J. F. Woodhull)
Educa. R. 31: 236.
—- -— in Graded and Secondary Schools.
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-— — of Technical. (A. Lachman) Science, 11. s. 15: 775.
—- Technical, Some Present Problems in. (W. H.
Walker) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 435.
— Thorpe’s Essays in Historical. (C. S. Peirce) Nation,
(F. G. Bene-
753 I53-
Chemists, Technical Training of. (J . B. F. Herres-
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Chemiyama, the Black Pit.
1: 191,
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Liv. Age, 241: 613,
Chenier, André. (A. Laugel) Nation, 75: 459.
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Chentu, China. In a Viceregal City. (Mrs. Archibald
Little) Cornh. 89: 93.-_—Ecl. M. 142: 483.:Liv.
Age, 240: 548. -—- (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 971 776.
Chéret, Jules, French Pastellist. (H. Frantz) Studio
(Internat.) 23: 317. .
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Cherokees, The. Am. Antiq. 25: 65. — (V. O. King)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 2: 58.
—— in Texas. (E. W. Winkler) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q.
(C. Tower) Macmil. n. s.
7 i 95-
—— - Expulsion from East. (J . H. Reagan) Texas
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Cherries, How to grow. (G. H. Powell) Ctry Life Am.
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Cherries and Plums. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 54: 2289.
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Cherry-blossoms; a play.
105: 367.
Cherry Disease. (W. T. Thiselton Dyer) Nature, 553
296. — (W. Carruthers) Nature, 65: 413.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Outl. 75: 206.
“ Chesapeake,” The, and “ Shannon,” Battle of. Un.
Serv. M. 31: 250,
— — Casualties in. M. of Hist. 3: 374,
Chess and Backgammon, Invention of.
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Chess-problems, About. Chamb. J . 81: 13.
Chess Tournaments, International. (E. Kemeny)
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Chesson, Nora, The Poetry of.
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Chester, England, our Nearest Point in Antiquity.
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Chester County, Pa. (A. W. Qnimby) Critic, 46: 29.
Chesterbrook Stock Farm. (F. N. Barksdale) Ctry
Life Am. 1: 41,
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, Lord, in Fact
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Chesterton, Gilbert Keith. (G. P. Morris) Outl. 81:
729. — (C. P. G. Masterman) Bookman, 16: 597,-
With portrait. (B. Thomas) Idler, 23: 307.
—— The Defendant. (R. Blackshaw) Critic, 421 459.
— Napoleon of Notting Hill. Sat. R. 97: 693.
-—- Twelve Types. Monthly R. 10, no. 22 19.
Chestnut Trees, A Disease which threatens.
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Chestnuts and their Growth.
fornian, 52 137.
Chevalier, Albert, and Guilbert, Yvette.
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Chevierny Chélteau. (R. Whiteing) Cent. 48: 203.
Cheviots, Heart of. Spec. 922 875.
Chevy Chace, Ballad of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Sewanee
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Cheyenne, Wyoming, Carnegie Public Library Build-
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Cheyenne Obstacle Myth. (G. B. Grinnell) J. Am.
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Cheyenne Plant Medicines.
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(H. G. Rav-
(P. Severing) Every-
(S. Gertrude Ford)
(Katherine
(G. G.
(J . I. Bleasdale) Cali-
(M. Beer-
(G. B. Grin-
(G. B. Grinnell) Am. An-
thropol. 7: 37.
Cheyenne Songs, Notes on. (G. B. Grinnell) Am. An-
throp. 5: 312.
Cheyenne Stream-names. (G. B. Grinnell) Am. An-
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Cheyne, Ernest. (L. Withington) Ath. ’o3, 1: 113,
Cheyne, T. K. “Bible Problems and the New Ma-
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tiq. n. s. 40: 5. ,
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Chicago. (J . Hay) Putnam, 1: 12.
-— Anarchists in, 1887, The Last Appeal for. ' (J. R,
Buchanan) Outl. 76: 117.
-—- An Appreciation of. (Francis W. Parker) World
To-day, 9: 996. ‘
-— Art Institute. (W. H. Low) World To-day, 6_: 318,
— —- Exhibition, 15th Annual. (J . F. Bnell) Brush &
P. 11: 298,
-— -— —- 18th. (Ellis W. Chapin) Brush & P. 16: 205.
CHICAGO
Chicago, Art Institute. Collection of Paintings. (W.
M. R. French) Scrib. M. 40: 380.
—- — Recent Work at. (Maude I. G. Oliver) Studio
(Internat.) 29: cv.
— — where Western Artists are made. (I. McDougall)
Chant. 38: 64. _
—-— Artists of, Work of. (A. A. Merritt) Brush & P.
9: 336, I1: ' 1,
— at the End of a Century. (E. Buckley) World To-
day: 5: I263-
— Banking in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 67: 378,
— Begimfings of. (E. E. Sparks) Am. Arch. 81: 101.
— Board of Trade. (W. Payne) Cent. 43: 745.
—- Brevoort Hotel, Foundations. Am. Arch. 89: 105.
— Capital of the New West. (J . Farson) World To-
day, 8: 203,
— Centennial of.
- The Central Market.
(E. E. Sparks) Munsey, 30: 12.
(J . G. Shedd) I/Vorld T 0-day,
1
9‘ 9":-
—-A Chdracter Study. (W. Payne) Everybody’s, 9:
423-
— Children’s Conference. (F. H. Nibecker) Char. 14:
9'3-
— a City of Homes. (J . R. Slater) World To-day, 9:
96' .
—-— City3 Council, how regenerated. (G. C. Sikes) Chant.
36= 397.
— Columbian Exposition.
3
(J . J . Platfield) Calif. M.
1 753-
alifornia at the. (C. E, Markham) Calif. M. 4:
762,
— — “ The White City ” and after. (C. Zueblin)
Chant. 38: 373.
—— Commons. (E. Parsons) World To-day, 6: 89,
— Cook Co. Courthouse, New. (W. C. Graves) World
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— Election of 1902. (H. A. Millis) Ann. Am. Acad.
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— — of 1904. (D. L. Cruice) Arena, 32: 21.
— — —- and Referendum. (V. S. Yarros) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 29: 584.
—,— of 1905. (W. Hard) Indep. 58: 808.
— — — Vote for Municipal Ownership. R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 31: 554.
— — of 1906. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 295.
— Faces in, Impressions from. (L. H. B. Knox) Atlan.
9'/'= 28-
- Fifty Years Hence. (J . A. Seddon) Am. Arch. 77: 30.
—1st National Bank. (A. C. David) Archit. Rec.
119= 49.
—— Freight Tunnels in.
day, 6: 780,
— From School to Work in.
16: 231,
— Harrison Dynasty in.
809,
— Housing Conditions in. (S. T. Wald) Char. 15: 455.
-— Intellectual Life of. (W. M. Payne) World To-day,
7: 923-
— Iroquois Theatre Tragedy. Outl. 76: 108.
— — Inquiries into. Am. Arch. 83: 75.
— —-— Law’s Delays in. (E. E. Prussing) Nation, 78:
(H. W. Des-
(R. Rutherford) World To-
(A. E. Nicholas) Char.
(W. T. Abbot) Munsey, 29:
190,
— Italy in. (K. G. Prindiville) Cath. World, 77: 452,
— Juvenile Court, Building of. (H. W. Thurston)
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— Library Club, Meeting of, Oct. 11, 1906. (Ellen G.
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— Literary Interests of. (H. E. Fleming) Am. J .
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- Madlener House. (R. Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 17: 471,
113
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Chicago, Metropolitan Park System for.
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— Movement for Municipal Reform in.
McClure, 21: 563,
— Municipal Art in. (L. M. McCauley) Craftsman, 9:
1
(Dwight H.
(L. Steffens)
32 -
— Municipal Character and Achievements of. (L. C.
Howe) World’s Work, 5: 3240.
—— Municipal Electric Lighting. Munic. Aif. 6: 87.
— Municipal Museum of. (L. A. Hamlin) Char. I 5:
170,
— Municipal Ownership in, “ Immediate,” a Year
after. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 549.
— — The Movement for. (H. S. Grosser) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 72.
— — Our Fight for. (E. F. Dunne) Indep. 61: 927,
— Municipal Problems of. (H. S. Grosser) Ann. Am.
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— Municipal Situation in.
(N. Y.) 27: 434.
— New Charter of. (F. W. Parker) World To-day,
8: 70.
—The “New Theatre” of. (Wallace Rice) World
To-day, I1: 844,
— New Thomas Music Hall. (R. Sturgis) Archit. Rec.
16: 160, '
— Orchestral Institution. (Mrs. Theodore Thomas)
World To-day, 9: 1054.
—- Packingtown, Unhealthfulness
Hedger) World’s Work, 12: 7507.
-— Palette and Chisel Club, Permanent Exhibition.
(T. E. MacPherson) Brush & P. 17: 15.
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57: 612,
— Playgrounds and Park Extension. (A. W. O’Neill)
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—— Redemption of. (N. A. Partridge) World To-day,
5: I147.
— Referendum Vote. (G. Taylor) Char. 15: 199.
— Reform Movement in. (H. King) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 25: 235.
— River-harbor of. (E. Flower) Cent. 41: 483.
— Settlements in Ward Politics. (G. R. Taylor) Char.
16: 183.
—Shakespearian Drama in.
393 23°-
—— Stockyards, The Bright Side of.
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— -— Some Social Aspects of. (C. J . Bushnell) Am. J .
Sociol. 7: 433, 687,
—— — A Visit to. (A. Smith) National, 47: 921.
— Street Railway Litigation of. (B. Esterline) Am.
Law R. 39: 244.
— Street Railway Question in. (Edgar B. Thomson)
World T0‘d-ay, 93 1181. —(G. C. Sikes) World To-
day, 8: 515. — (G. C. Sikes) Outl. 82: 748. -—(Wil-
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Cleveland) McClure, 23: 227,
— Strike of Teamsters, 1905. (Stanley Powers) World’s
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J. Pol. Econ. 13: 536.
—— Summer Outing Work in.
9= 342-
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— Teamsters’ Union, How it smashed the Machine.
(E. Poole) World To-day, 7: 896.
(H. P. Judson) R. of Rs.
of. (Caroline
(W. E. Simonds) Dial,
(Mary Hum-
(Grover
(F. H. McLean) Char.
CHICAGO
Chicago, Teamsters’ Union, Reforming the. (Victor E.
Scares) World To-day, 10: 92.
- Two Years’ Progress in. (T. A. De Weese) Educa.
R. 24.= 325-
- Uncommercial. (Shailer Mathews) World To-day,
g: 984.
— University of. See University of Chicago.
-— Voters’ League. (S. E. Sparling) Outl. 71: 495.
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Studio (Internat.) 29: xxiii.
—— What Kind of Boston is it ? (James W. Linn)
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— Why Municipal Reform succeeds in. Indep. 55:
831, -
Chicago’s Five Maiden Aunts. (VV. Hard) Am. M.
62: 481,
Chicane. (Sir J . G. Scott) Blackw. 178: 824.
Chicimees, Region of the Ancient. (A. Hrdlicka)
Am. Anthrop. 5: 385.
Chick of the Easter Egg, The.
Harp. W. 50: 509.
Chickadee, The. (F. H. Herrick) Chaut. 34: 475.-
(A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 38: 387. — Dallas L.
Sharp) Ctry Life Am. 9: 302,
—— at Home. (W. Lovell Finley) Ctry Life Am. 9: 303.
Chickamauga Manoeuvres, 1906. (J . P. Fyife) Army
& Navy Life, 9: 355.
Chickens, Boy’s Fortune made by.
Maur) Ctry Life Am. 6: 167.
—- Humorously told Truths about.
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-— Rearing, with an Incubator. Chamb. J . 80: 654.
Chico, Cal. (W. J . Costar) Out West, 24: 569.
Chief End of Man. (F. C. French) Am. J . Theol. 7:
(W. D. Howells)
(Kate V. Saint
(E. Wood) Every-
569-
Chief Pamblo’s Stories ; the Chipmunk and the Squir-
rel, as related to A. V. Hoffman. Overland, n. s.
96: 507.
Chieftain; a story of the Heavy Draught Service.
(Seivell Ford) Scrib. M. 32: 202.
Chihuahua; a bit of Old Mexico.
Arena, 27: 624,
Child, L. M. Girl’s Own Book.
(B. O. Flower)
(C. Black) Longm.
43‘ 45-
Child, The, and the Home.
165: 668.
— and Life, Bremond’s. Cath. World, 76: 579.
-— and Religion : Scientific Method in Religious Train-
ing. (J . Sully) Liv. Age, 246: 821.
—— as Father to the Man. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95:
(M. D. O’Brien) Westm.
581- .
— Backward, What can be done in a Graded School
for. (J . Richman) Char. I3: 129.
— Cult of the. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 581.:-Ecl.
M. 141: 261.=Liv. Age, 237: 761.
— Death of a, the Public’s Concern.
Char. 16: 122,
—- The Delicate.
(M. Sherman)
(Harold D. Meeker) Ecl. M. 145:
87°-
-— The Eternal. (May Sinclair) Bookman, 32: 488.
-— in Art, The. (E. M. Hurll) Booklover’s M. 2: 611,
—— in Europe. (E. J . Rich) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
21; 499.
-—— in Factories.
-— in the Garden; a poem.
452-
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(L. W. Betts) Outl. 73: 637.
(H. van Dyke) Atlan. 91:
438-
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Liv. Age, 246: 859.
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Child, The Modern. (W. K. Greenland) Sund. M. 34:
74°-
—- of the Large City. (J . M. Mayer) Char. 1,1: 417,
—- Responsibility of a, for its Torts and Wrongs. (T.
Sutro) Am. Law R. 38: 371. .
— The Slav, A National Asset or Liability. (O. R.
Lovejoy) Char. 14: 882.
— Studies at a. (A. F. and I. C. Chamberlain) Peda-
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—- Tribulations of a. Indep. 57: 854.
Child, The; a story. (A. H. Donnell) Harper, 113:
693.
Child-colonists, Canada’s. (F. Yeigh) Good Words,
471 15-
Child Desertion and Extradition in New York State,
(W. H. Baldwin) Char. 14: 1015.
Child Labor. (J. Dowd) So. Atlan. Q. 1: 41. (B. O.
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—among the Miners. (F. E. Nichols) McClure, 20:
434-
— and Family Disintegration. (Owen R. Lovejoy)
Indep. 61: 748.
— and the Law. (H. Folks) Char. I3: 19.
— and Pauperism. (Jane Addams) Char. 11: 300.
— and the Schools. (F. L. Sauville) Char. 14: 1022,
— A Business Man’s View of. (S. W. Woodward)
Ann. Am. Acad. -Pol. Sci. 27: 361.=Char. 15:
800,
—- Census Statistics of. (H. L. Bliss) J . Pol. Econ. I 3:
237-
— The Charity Side of. (H. Folks) Char. 10: 254,
— Compulsory Education, and Race Suicide. (W.
French) Arena, 36: 35.
— from the Employer’s Point of View. (Emil G.
Hirsch) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 551.
— The Hoe-man in the Making. (E. Markham) Cos-
mopol. 41: 480, 567, 42: 8, 143,
— A Human View of. (G. Taylor) Char. I 5: 434.
—- in Belgium. (E. Dubois) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
20: 203,
— in Coal Mines. (Owen R. Lovejoy) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 27: 293.
— in the Cotton Mills of Georgia. (M. A. Bacon) Char.
11: 60,
— in the Department Store. (F. N. Brewer) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 167.
— in Eastern Pennsylvania. (P. Roberts) Outl. 78:
982,
— in France.
-— in the Glass Industry.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 300.
— in New Jersey. (H. F. Fox) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci, 20: 191,
— in the South. (H. Robbins) Gunton’s M. 23: 48.
— in Southern Cotton Mills. J . McKelway) Ann.
. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 259.
— — Welfare Work and. (A. J . McKelway) Char. 17:
271,
— in Southern Industry. (A. J . McKelway) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 450.
— in the U. S., and its Evils. (F. Adler) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 447. '
—- in Washington, D. C. (A. P. Neill) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 27: 270,
— A Law on, for the D. C.
E Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 364,
The Movement to restrict.
ii 28: 370.
-—— a National Disgrace. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
28: 301. —— (Austin Lewis) Overland, n. s. 48: 166.
(H. J . Brunhes) Char. 14: 676,
(O. Lovejoy) Ann. Am.
(H. J. Harris) Ann. Am.
(L. B. Ellis) Arena,

— a National Problem. (S. McC. Lindsay) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 331.
CHILD
Child Labor, Operation of the Illinois Law on.
Addams) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 327.
—- Operation of the Wisconsin Law on. (E. W. Frost)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 357.
— Organized Labor’s Attitude towards. (G. Gompers)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 337.
—- Overwork, Idleness, or Industrial Education ? (W.
Noyes) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 342.
— Parental Responsibility for. (Graham Taylor) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.‘ 27: 354.
— Past and Present Arguments against. (J . Graham
Brooks) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 272 281.
— Physical and Physiological Effects of. (G. M. Ko-
ber) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 272 285.
— Poverty Excuse for. (G. A. Hall) Char. I5! 527.
—— Proceedings of 1st Annual Meeting of National
Child Labor Committee. A.nn. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 25: 563.
— — 2d Annual Meeting. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
27: 371.
-— School-house or Coal-Breaker ? (O. R. Lovejoy)
Outl. 89: 1011.
-—- The School against. (James H. Kirkland) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 559.
— a Social Waste. (R. Hunter) Indep. 55: 375.
— Street Labor and Juvenile Delinquency. (J . C. Gold-
mark) Pol. Sci. Q. 19: 417.
-— A Study in Degeneracy. (A. J . McKelway) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 312.
— Work of Federation of Women’s Clubs against.
(Mrs. A. O. Granger) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25;
(Jane
516.
Child Labor Campaign National in Scope. (S. McC.
Lindsay) Char. I3: 524.
Child Labor Committee, A National. Char. I2: 409,
Child Labor Federation. Cosmopol. 42: 109.
— To free the Child-slaves. Cosmopol. 41: 679.
Child Labor Law, Caddying and. (M. Curtis) Char.
I4: 767.
— in Georgia, New. (S. McC. Lindsay) Char. I6: 537.
— Loophole of. (H. M. Van Der Vaart) Char. I4: 832.
— Standard. (F. Kelley) Char. 9: 124.
Child Labor Laws. Char. 12: 3.
— The Necessary Sequel of. (J . C. Goldmark) Am.
J. Sociol. II: 312.
Child Labor Legislation. (F. Kelley) Char. I0: 67. —
Chaut. 37: 439.—(F. Kelley) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 155.
— and Methods of Enforcement in Northern Central
States. (Halford Erickson) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 25: 467.
— Enforcement of. (O. R. Lovejoy) Char. I4: 1024.
— in New England. (Florence Kelley) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 480,
—— in New Jersey, Operation of New.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 522.
- in the South. (Neal L. Anderson) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 25: 491.
-—— in the Western States. (Ben B. Lindsey) Ann. Am.
Acad Pol. Sci. 251 508.
-—- aRequisite for Industrial Efiiciency. (Jane Addams)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 542.
— Synopsis of Report. (E. E. Williamson) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 446.
-—— Test of Eifective. (Owen R. Lovejoy) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 459.
Child Labor Meetings, National. Char. I 3: 532. —-
National. (S. McC. Lindsay) Char. I5: 367.
Child Labor Problem, Charity Side of the. (H. Folks)
Char. I2: 293.
Child Life, Activity in, Significance of. (S. Bell) Indep.
551 9"-
—- Women Illustrators of. (E. L. North) Outl. 78: 27:,
(Hugh F. Fox)
115
CHILDREN
Child Prisoners of Paris. (Charlotte Smith-Rossie)
Good Words, 46: 537.
Child Saving, Half a Century of. Char. 91 550.
Child Spy, The ; a Story. (A. Daudet) Temp. Bar,
134: 207.
Child-study. (E. F. Blanchard) Educa. 27: 209.
— and Education. (T. Sully) Lib. J . 27: 195.
— at Clark University. (Theodate L. Smith) Peda-
gog. Sem. 12: 93.
— Bibliography of, for 1902. (L. N. Wilson) Ped.
Sem. I0: 514.
— —- for 1903. (L. N. Wilson) Pedagog. Sem. I1: 292.
— -—- for 1904. (L. N. Wilson) Pedagog. Sem. I2: 304.
— —— for 1905. (L. N. Wilson) Pedagog. Sem. I3: 374.
-—- Contributions from Wilson College. (Amy E. Tan-
ner) Pedagog. Sem. I3: 509.
-— in Great Britain. (Kate Stevens) Pedagog. Sem. I3:
2
— in Poland. (Anna Grudzinski) Pedagog. Sem. I2:
97.
— in Recent Italian Scientific Literature.
Chamberlain) Pedagog. Sem. II: 508.
— in Recent Russian Scientific Literature.
Chamberlain) Pedagog. Sem. II: 516.
—— Literature of, Recent. (A. F. Chamberlain) Peda-
gog. Sem. 9: 43.
Child-training by Book-keeping.
83: 843.
Child Wages as a Parental Subsidy. Char. I5: 546.
Childers, H. R. E. Convocation and the Letters of
Business. I9th Cent. 60: 841.
Childhood, Anatole France on. (P. Mautaux) Acad.
64: 133. :Ecl. M. 140: 63I.=Liv. Age, 236: 820.
— and Infancy. (T. K. Payton) N. Church R. 13:
220.
— and Maturity, Common Ground of.
N. Church R. 12: 256,
— in Church Statuary. Liv. Age, 232: 188.
—— in English 17th Century Poetry. (Louise 1. Guiney)
Cath. World, 83: 447. '
—— Modern, Needs of. Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43: 161.
— of a Book Lover. Acad. 67: 3:5, 484.
— Religious Experiences of. (J. H. Twichell) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 16: 286,
'-— through the Ages. (L. Claretie) Cosmopol. 36: 329.
Children and Religion. (H. C. Hay) N. Church R. 13:
268.
— and their Educators.
M. 8: 213.
— Artistic Dress for. (J . P. Bowles) Craftsman, 6: 62.
— as Wage-earners. (N. Adler) Fortn. 79: 918.
— at Home. (Florence M. Parsons) Temp. Bar, 125:
(A. F.
(A. F.
(J . M. Parker) Outl.
(A. A. Carey)
(Agnes Repplier) Appleton’s
529-
- Backward, Conference on. Char. I2: 657.
— —— Education of. (A. C. Jelly) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43:
I70. — (J. L. De Forest) Educa. 24: 401,
-—— — Forward Teachers for. (E. R. J ohnstone) Char.
I22 889.
— -— Responsiveness of, to Instruction and Treatment
of the Right Sort. (M. P. E. Groszman) Char. I2:
897.
— -—- Truant and Delinquent.
I6= 359.
— a Blessing. (W. H. Alden) N. Church R. 11: 401.
— Books for. Chaut. 39: 370. — Spec." 92: 766. —-
(Catherine Dodd) National, 45: 846,
— —- A Century of. (E. C. Godley) National, 47: 437.
I Liv. Age, 249: 689.
— — Child’s Taste in Fiction.
New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 325.
— — Evaluation of. (C. Welsh) Lib. J . 27: supp. 76.
—- -— Essentials of Good. (Eliz. L. Morrissey) Pub.
Lib. I1: 548.
(F. H. Nibecker) Char.
(F. H. Winterburn)
CHILDREN
Children, Books for, Good and Bad. (Caroline Bur-
nite) Pub. Lib. II: 360.
— —- How lead them to love Good Books ? (Isabel
Lawrence) Pub. Lib. II: 179,
-— —— How to interest in Good Literature. (J . Elrod)
Pub. Lib. 5: 56.
— — On the Right Choice of. (N. Syret) Acad. 65:
641,
— —— Report on List of, with Children’s Annotations.
(C. M. Hewins) Lib. J . 27: supp. 79.
—- — Schoolroom Classics in Fiction. Ed. R. 194: 414.
=Ecl. M. 138: 498.
— California. Land of Sun. 3: 7.
— Can the State afford to Overwork its. (S. Nearing)
Char. 15: 602.
—— Character and Charm in. (F. O. Ide) Outl. 75: 447.
— Christianity and the Child. (Florence Hayllar)
Indep. R. 11: 83,
— Churches and the. (J . O’Donovan) Indep. R. 5: 78.
=Ecl. M. 144: 659. =Liv. Age, 244: 663.
—— Citizens of To-morrow; Medical Inspection in
Schools. (Margaret McMillan) Indep. R. 10: 173.
— City, Country Outings for. (E. T. Lies) Char. I2:
695. '
— —— Gardening for. (L. B. Buell) Char. I4: 615.
— — Health and Recreation for. (B. H. Smith) Crafts-
man, 8: 735.
— The City for. (G. W. Wharton) Outl. 72: 30.
—Consider the. Liv. Age, 242: 505.
— Criminality in. (G. C. Speranza) Green Bag, 15:
516.
—— Crippled: the Children’s Plea. (J . A. Riis) Outl.
82: 753. .
— — Craftsmanship for. Craftsman, 9: 663.
— — The Education of. (R. A. Hibbs) Char. 13: 429.
—— —— English Schools for. Char. 9: 230.
—— Cruelty to, National Conference and Societies to
prevent. (B. C. Marsh) Char. I 5: 867.
—— —— Pennsylvania Society to prevent.
Char. I3: I88.
— Cry of the. Quar. 205: 29. I Eel. M. 147: 443.
—— Defective, Education of. (R. J . Lloyd) Westm.
159: 662,
-— Dependent, and the State.
Arena, 34: 272.
— — Delinquent, and Neglected. Char. II: 5 5.
—- —in Berlin, The Care of. (A. H. Tenney) Char.
g: 118, 235,
— Destitute, Training of, in London.
Am. M. 61: 243.
— Education of, in the Home.
Everybody’s, 12: 25-749.
(Solomon Schindler)
(A. Goodrich)
(Martha S. Bensley)
13: 51, 180.
— Essays by. (K. Bathurst) Ecl. M. 144: 27,
— Ethics of; a study. (L. W. Kline) Pedagog. Sem.
10: 239,
— Family Care of. (S. C. Kingsley) Char. I0: 387.
— Faults of, A Study of. (N. Triplett) Pedagog. Sem.
10: 200,
—— Feeding of. (Maria T. Earle) National, 432 793.
— Foster, and the Shop. (F. D. Dale) Char. I2: 343.
— Free Meals for Underfed. (F. H. Barrow) Monthly
R. 19, no. 2: I. —(A. Clay) Monthly R. 20, no. 1:
94-104. — (S. A. Barnett) Indep. R. 6: 154,
—- from English Workhouse Schools. Char. II: 245,
—— Housing for. (Charlotte P. Gilman) Indep. 57:
434-
— in American Street Trades. (Myron E. Adams)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 437.
— in Canning Industry. (E. S. Whitin) Outl. 79: 177,
—-in the Country. Spec. QII I25, 27I.—Liv. Age,
239: 56.
— in Institutions, Training of.
8: 109, 209,
(R. R. Reeder) Char.
116
(B. C. Marsh)

CHILDREN
Children, Institution, Good Citizens from.
Roeder) Char. I1: 147,
—- Institutional Care of. (T. L. Kinkead) Char. I01
392.
— International Congress about, London Meeting, 1902.
(A. Eliot) Char. 9: 137,
— Language Interest of, Psychology of. (A. W. T.
Trettien) Pedagog. Sem. II: 113,
— Library’s Work with. (A. B. Maltby) Outl. 82:
360,
— Library for, a Moral Force. (Clara W. Hunt) Lib.
J. 31: 97.
— Library Work with. (Arabelle H. Jackson) Lib. J .
31: 89.
——at Madison, N. J. (M. M. Miller) Lib. J. 28:
169.
— — in a Few Leading Libraries. Pub. Lib. II 1 I93.
— — in the Small Library. (C. W. Hunt) Lib. J . 282
$11PP- 53-
— —— Personal. (Rose C. Gymer) Pub. Lib. I1: 191.
-—— — Rational, and Preparation for it. (Frances J .
Olcott) Lib. J. 302 C 67!.
— Literature for. (Mary E. F. Blundell) Acad. 69:
924. I Liv. Age, 247: 122.
—— —- Beginnings of. (Caroline Burnite) Lib. J . 312
107,
— -— Great and Little. (Mrs. H. L. Elmendorf) Chaut.
39: 381.
— The Luxury of. (E. S. Martin) Harper, I07: 402.
—- — Making Paper Bags. Char. I4: 696.
— Mentally Deficient, in Special Day Classes.
Chace) Char. II: 385,
— Modern Illustrators of.
(N. Y.) 30: 712.
— N. Y. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 774.
— Notes on Oriental Babies. (Edith E. Wood) Am.
Anthropol. 5: 659.
—— of the People. (J. A. Riis) Cent. 451 227.
— of the Poor, as cared for in Germany. Craftsman,
11: 222,
— — The Pampered.
Ethics, 13: 87.
— of the Rich. (M. Manners) Everybody’s, 11:, 354.
— of the Stage. (E. F. Jenkins) Char. I4: 655. -— (Eliz.
McCracken) Cosmopol. 33: 50!.
(L. G.
(Ernest Knaufft) R. of Rs.
(I. M. Metcalf) Internat. J .
— — New England’s. (Alex. Hume Ford) New Eng.
M. n. s. 33: 400.
— of the Streets. (Elodie Hogan) Calif. M. 4: 517.
—— in New York City. (E. Davids) Everybody’s,
g: 65,
— Orphan, of Georgia. (H. L. Crumley) Char. I0:
6
56 .
— out of School Hours. (L. W. Betts) Outl. 75: 209,
— Pennsylvania’s Unfortunate. (H. K. Schoff) Char.
II: 425.
— Reception of. (VV ill S. Monroe) Pedagog. Sem. II:
, 498.
— Physical Deterioration. (Countess of Warwick)
Fortn. 85: 504.
— Proportion of, in the U. S. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 504.
— Protection of, in Mines and Factories. (H. Marot)
Char. I4: 834,
— Psychology of. (T. L. Smith) Am. J . Psychol. 14:
21,
—- Psycho-physical Tests of Normal and Abnormal. (R.
L. Kelley) Psychol. R. 10: 345
— Punishment of. (E. H. Cooper) F ortn. 79: 1060, :
Ecl. M. I41: 343.=Liv. Age, 38: 110,
—Reading of. (Adele M. Shaw) Critic, 48: 177,-_
(H. Spender) Liv. Age, 2462 556.-—(Hammond
Lamont) Nation, 83: 5 51. — (G. Stanley Hall) Pub.
Lib. I0: 391.
(R. R.
CHILDREN
Children, Reading of, at Home. (C. Welch) Lib. J .
27: 196
— —- What
183.
— — What they Like. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 78:
827
‘Children Read. (Lila Van) Pub. Lib. 11:
at they Read and what they ought to Read.
(G. S. Hall) Pub. Lib. I0: 391.
—— Rights of. (C. L. Grout) Arena, 29: 288. — (J. E.
Gorst) National, 45: 705. = Liv. Age, 246: 230,
— Save the. (Dewi) Westm. I60: 559.
—— Sayings of. (C. Sorabi) Ecl. M. 140: 136,
—- School, and their Medical Supervision. (J . J . Cronin)
Char. I6: 58.
— —— Feeding of. (C. H. Loch) Yale R. I5: 230.
— — — at Public Expense; Summary of Ofiicial Re-
ports. (C. H. Denyer) Econ. J. 16: 617.
— -— — How Foreign Municipalities feed their. (J .
Spargo) Char. I6: 198.
—- — Imaginative Elements in Written Work of. (S.
S. Colvin and I. F. Meyer) Pedagog. Sem. I3:
84.
—- -- 2500 Atypical, Examination of. Char. I4: 759.
— Sea—air Treatment for New York’s Bedridden. (W.
H. Allen) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 324.
— The Sense of Humor in. (K. A. Chandler) Cent.
4% 959-
- Smart. Spec. 941 398.
— State Schools for Neglected.
Some American
Methods of Preventing Hooliganism. Good
Words, 45: 765.
—— A Study of their Ways. (J . Blewitt) Canad. M. 22:
514-
—- Stunted for Life during their First Three Years.
(F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 98: 72.
——- The Training of. (Annie P. Call) Am. M. 60:
333-
—- Two Painters of, — Miss Wyman and Mrs. Nowell.
(W. Walton) Craftsman, 9: I4.
— Underfed. Spec. 94: 467.
-— —— Social Significance of. (Robert Hunter) Internat.
Q. 12: 330.
— Unlucky and Lucky; Birth Superstitions.
Rose) Folk-Lore, I3! 273.
—— Vocabularies of. (M. C. and H. Gale) Pop. Sci. Mo.
61: 45.
—— Wayward, Fair Play for.
511 253-
-— What Public Libraries are doing for.
man) Atlan. 90: 402,
— who toil, The. (Robert Hunter) World’s Work, 11:
(A. J.
(A. K. Fallows) Cent.
(H. C. Well-
6991.
— who work at Night. (J . C. Goldmark) Char. I0:
569.
—- Wisdom of. Spec. 941 282.
— Work of Probation Officer among.
Char. 13: 357.
— Working Class, Physical Condition of. (T. J . Mac-
namara) 19th Cent. 561 307.
— Young, and Infants, Home Treatment of Summer
Diarrhoea in. (E. M. Sill) Char. I4: 987.
Children of the Streets; a story. (Wilhelmina Has-
tings) Am. M. 63: 73.
Children of the Sun. (Karl Edwin Harriman) Apple-
ton’s M. 82 446.
Children of the Sun ; a drama.
Lore, 17, no. 2: I.
Children of Tempest; a story. (N. Munro) Blackw.
17% 581, 755. I73= 7<>—3<>O- I74= 65-237.
Children’s Costumes in the 19th Century. (R. Boutet
de Monvel) Cent. 47! 278.
Children’s Country Holiday in France. (E. Verney)
Ecl. M. 140: 513. =Liv. Age, 236: 493.
(L. F. Friday)
(Maxim Gorky) Poet-
117
CHILLS
Children’s Court in American City Life.
Bjiirkman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 332 305.
— in :;;n Orphan House. (G. R. Brown) Char. II:
42 -
— The New York. (E. R. Coulter) Contemp. 87: 516.
— A Year of the. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 77: 262,
Children’s Dramatic Games. (Florence Pray) Educa
25: 356.
Children’s Epoch, The. (F. Kelley) Char. I 5: 433.
Children’s Essays, Some. (K. Bathurst) National R.
44: 478. =Liv. Age, 243: 603,
Children’s Farm, The First. (F. G. Parsons) Outl. 74:
67.
Children’s Farm School in New York City. (F. G.
Parsons) Char. II: 220,
Children’s Guests. Spec. 911 554.
Children’s Happy Evenings. (M. E., Countess of Jer-
sey) 19th Cent. 58: 942. =Liv. Age, 248: 177.
Children’s Hospital, Sketches in a. (Margaret Waldo
Higginson) Outl. 79: 1003.
Children’s Hour, Idea of. (J. J. Reed) Meth. R. 64:
762,
Children’s Ideas of Fire, Frost, Heat, and Cold. (G.
S. Hall and C. E. Browne) Pedagog. Sem. I0:
27,
Children’s Interest in Words, Slang, Stories, etc. (E.
Conradi) Pedagog. Sem. I0: 3 59.
Children’s Law in New Jersey. (E. F. Jenkins) Char.
13: 182,
Children’s Librarians, Training School for, at Car-
negie Library, Pittsburg. Pub. Lib. II: 116.
Children’s Museum, A Model. (H. Shepstone) Sund.
M- 341 302-
Children’s Prayers and Prayer-manuals.
Cooper) F ortn. 80: 663,
Children’s Purgatory, The.
Age, 2491 719-
Children’s Sayings. (P. Tennant) Acad. 68: 238, 446.
Children’s Story-books. (F. Maccunn) Good Words,
45: 341. =Liv. Age, 241: 746. =Ecl. M. 143:
(E. H.
Fortn. 85: 948.=Liv.
213,
Children’s Strike on the East Side. (W. E. Walling)
Char. 13: 305.
Child’s Bedroom, A. Craftsman, 42 285.
Child’s Diary, A. (E. H. Cooper) F ortn. 82: 350.
Chile, Aim of, in South America. (G. Zallas) Indep.
54: 2880.
— and Argentina, Arbitration between.
21: ,
— and Peru: the Rival Republics of the South. (G.
M. L. Brown and Franklin Adams) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 34: 433.
— Climate of. (R. D. Ward) Science, n. s. 19: 802.
— Economic Geography of. (J . R. Smith) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 36: 1.
— in January. (H. K. Palmer) Out West, 22: 103.
-— Industrial Future in connection with Panama Canal.
(G. F. Collins) Engin. M. 27: I,
-— National Library of. (F. A. Bennett) Lib. J . 29¢
supp. 92.
—Revolution in, 1891,
138.
—— Water-plants in, Geographical Functions of. (G. E.
Scott Elliott) Geog. J . 27: 451.
Chilham, England. (F. Watt) Art J . 551 343.
Chili (China), Across. (Mary P. Gamewell) Chant. 42:
319.
—-Journey among the Highlands of. (E. C. Young)
Geog. J. 26: 307.
—- A Trip into. (J. Hedley) Geog. J. 25: 513.
Chillingham Castle, Northumberland. (Marion Ellis-
ton) Booklover’s M. 62 47.
Geog. J .
(G. L. Dyer) Calif. M. I:

Chills ; a story. (R. E. Young) Cent. 44: 532.
(Frances M.
CHILMARK
Chilmark, Mass., Records of the Congregational Church
of, 1787-1820. (W. J. Rotch) N. E. Reg. 59: 195,
257, 378-
Chilo. (Aldridge Evelyn) Lippinc. 78: 798.
Chiltern Hundreds, Stewardship of the. (M. McDo-
nagh) Temp. Bar, 125: 681, '
Chimaera and Phaselis. (D. G. Hogarth) Cornh. 93:
689.
Chimneys and Flues. Am. Arch. 90: 141.
—— Factory ; Recent American Chimney Practice. (W.
W. Christie) Cassier, 29: 267.
— Smoky. (H. Grayson) Am. Arch. 84: 33.
Chimpaapu. (R. A. Durand) Macmil. n. s. I: 311.:
Ecl. M. 146: 304,
Chimpanzee, Psychological Studies of the. (R. L.
Garner) No. Am. 181: 272,
Chimpanzees and Gorillas. (R. Lydekker) Knowl.
27: 298.
China. (G. W. Knox) Chant. 42: 125.
— Address to 8th Internat. Geog. Congress. (J. W.
Foster) Nat. Geog. M. 15: 463.
—— after the War. (“ Far East”) Liv. Age, 24 : 1*.
-—- American Interests in. (G. M. Walker) Chaut. 42:
528.
— The American Manufacturer in.
ter) World To-day, I0: 379.
— American Opportunities in an Intimate Knowledge
of. (F. Hirth) World’s Work, 6: 3454.
—- America’s Attitude toward ; a Fool’s Paradise. (A.
H. Smith) Outl. 82: 701, '
—— Among the Mountains of Shen-si.
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 412.
— An Ancient Empire in Quest of a Modern Govern-
ment. (A. H. Smith) Indep. 60: 388.
— Ancient Ruins of Kamboja in. (G. E. Gerini) Asia.
R. 40: 89,
— Ancient System of Literary Examinations, Passing
of. (C. K. Edmunds) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 100.
— and America ; what can be done. Outl. 82: 730.
— and the Ancient Cabul Valley. (E. H. Parker)
Eng. Hist. R. 20: 625.
—- and Europe, Face to Face.
Work, 3: 1961.
— and the Gold Standard. Bank. M. (Lond.) 80: 441,
— and Japan. The White Peril. (G. Lynch) 19th
Cent. 57: 948.
— — The Yellow Peril. (D. C. Boulger) 19th Cent.
55: 30. —(O. Eltzbacher) 19th Cent. 55: 910.
— and the Powers. What of China ? (C. Holcombe)
Outl. 76: 401.
—— and Religion, Parker’s. Sat. R. 101: 53.
— and Russia. Asia. R. 39: 11.
—— and the U. S. (Chentung Liang-Cheng) Nat. Geog.
M. 16: 554.
— and the West. Liv. Age, 248: 636,- (T. Richard)
Contemp. 89: 638,
— Army. (E. J. Hardy) 19th Cent. 59: 595. =Liv.
Age, 249! 427. —(H. D. Woolfe) Californian, 2:
(Arthur D. Coul-
(Bailey Willis)
(Julian Ralph) World’s
393-
- —- The New. Spec. 96: 7. = Liv. Age, 248: 435.
— Asiatic Problem and its Relation to United States.
(W. C. J. Reid) Pol. Sci. Q. 18: 181,
— Attitude of, towards Japan and Russia.
Douglas) Asia. R. 44: 225.
-—- Attitude to Foreigners. Sat. R. 101: 6.
—- The Avars and the Franks. (E. H. Parker) Asia.
R. 33: 346.
-— Awakened. (J . F. Griggs) Cent. 50: 392.
—- The Awakening of. (Shanghai) National, 47: 35, =
Liv. Age, 249: 131. -—- (K. K. Kawakami) No.
Am. 183: 647.—(L. Giles) 19th Cent. 60: 521,-
(W. A. P. Martin) World’s Work, 11: 7124,
— Back Blocks of, Jack’s. Ath. ’O4, Ii 693.
(R. K.
118
CHINA
China, Beast and Man in. Spec. 91: 419.
-—- Betrothal and Marriage in. (P. Carus) Open Court,
20: 741.
— Boycott of American Goods. (O. G. Villard) N a-
tion, 82= 27. -—- (J. W. Foster) Atlan. 97: 118.
— — Reason for the. (C. Chaillé-Long) World To-
day, 10: 309.
—- Brinkley on.
—- Business Methods in.
nat. Q. 12: 124,
—Canals of. (G. E. Anderson) Nat. Geog. M. 16:
68.
Ath. ’04, I: 422.
(Jeremiah W. J enks) Inter-
— Central and Western, Recent Explorations and
Economic Development in. (C. C. Manifold) Geog.
J . 23: 281.
— Childhood and Education in. (P. Carus) Open Court,
20: 668.
— A Chinaman on the Situation. '(T. Y. Chang) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 423.
— A Chinaman on the “ Yellow Peril” (Chang Yow
Tong) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 337.
— Christian Evidences in. (J . W. Bashford) Meth. R.
66: 45.
— Christianity and. (A. R. Colquhoun) Fortn. 85:
1046,
— The Coast Provinces. (G. M. Walker) Chaut. 42:
514.
— Colleges for, Empress Dowager’s System. (R. E.
Lewis) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 72.
— Commissioners to Representative Governments. (G.
Taylor) Char. I5: 577.
— Crisis in 1900. (J . Walton) J . Soc. Arts, 49: 232,
-—- — Origin of. (J. Freri) Am. Cath. Q. 27: 228,
—— Darwinism and Empire in. (R. Balmforth) Westm.
158: 1,
— Dawn of a New Era in.
41 47-
—- Development of, Engineering and Industrial. (F. L.
Garrison) Cassier, 22: 3,
—— Diary in. (Francis H. Nichols) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
(H. Bolce) Booklover’s M.
373 339-
- Early Christian Road to. (E. H. Parker) Asia. R.
36: 350.
—— Christianity in, Earliest. (E. H. Parker) Dub. R.
131: 380,
— Education and Reform in. (R. W. Swallow) Asia.
R. 40: 138,
—- — The College of the White Deer Grotto. (C. K.
Edmunds) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 515.
— —— The Content of. (C. K. Edmunds) Pop. Sci. Mo.
68: 29,
— — The New.
— The Educational Edicts of 1901.
Sites) Educa. R. 25: 67,
-— Educational Problem in, Some Phases of the.
N. Fong) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 348.
— Empress Dowager of. (K. A. Carl) Cent. 48: 803,
49: 44, 266. —National, 43: 786.— (P. Bigelow)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 132,
—- — A Visit to. (B. V. Drake) Cent. 42: 691.
—— Exploitation of. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. 3: 441.
-— Filial Piety in. (P. Carus) Open Court, 16: 754,
—- Football and Polo in. (H. A. Giles) 19th Cent. 59:
508.
—— Foreign Privilege in. (H. B. Morse) Atlan. 98: 626.
-—- Future of. (F. W. Williams) Internat. Q. 9: 87.
- — Li Hung Chang’s Forecast. (C. F. Ackerman)
Everybody’s, 6: 85. _
-—- Genius of. (H. Ukhtomski) Contemp. 81: 788,
— Gold Standard for. (C. A. Conant) No. Am. 177:
691.
-—- Government of the Foreigners in. (A. M. Latter)
Law Q. 19: 316.
(T. Richard) Contemp. 83: II.
(C. M. Lacey-
(W.
(JIIIIIII
China, Great Wall of, Myths concerning, and its
Builders. (C. E. Lorimer) Overland, n. s. 42:
280.
—- Hostility of. (Kang Yu Wei) World’s Work, 12:
7487-
— House-boat Trip in. (G. Kennan) Outl. 82: 595.
—- Ideals, Eastern and Western. A Rejoinder to W. J .
Bryan’s “ Letters to a Chinese Ofiicial.” (G. L.
Dickinson) Cent. 51: 313.
— In China’s Ancient Holy Land.
Chant. 42: 403.
—- in Convulsion, Smith’s. (J . P. Mowbray) Critic, 40:
215, — (J, R, Smith) Dial, 32: 38. — (A. S. van
Westrum) Bk. Buyer, 23: 560,
— in 1900, On the Way to. (J. A. Watrous) Army &
Navy Life, 9: no. 2, 60.
— in 1901, The Settlement with. (M. B. Dunnell)
Forum, 32: 643.
—- in 1902. (A. H. Smith) Outl. 71: 688.
— in 1903. Unsatisfactory Outcome of the Negotia-
tions. (G. Reid) No. Am. 176: 571.
— in Transformation, and the War. (A. R. Colquhoun)
N 0. Am. 179: 1.
— — The Anti-foreign Rioting in Shanghai.
nan) Outl. 82: 351,
— ——the Causes of Anti-foreign Feeling; the Mixed
Court. (G. Kennan) Outl. 82: 466.
—- — Soochow, Hangchow, and the Grand Canal. (G.
Kennan) Outl. 82: 739.
— Japan in. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 214,
-— Japanization of. (G. Lynch) 19th Cent. 54: 216,
— Kamboja, Ancient _Ruins of. (G. E. Gerini) Asia.
It s7= 355. 39= 361-
-- Labor Question in. (H. Samuel) Contemp. 85: 457.
— Land Journey from Fu-Chau to Kiu—Kiang. (A. B.
Hamilton) Geog. J . 26$ 69.
— Military Awakening of. (Constant Cordier) Over-
land, 11. s. 47$ 271.
— Minister to, Duties of a.
(H. P. Beach)
(G. Ken-
(C. Denby) Forum, 33:
27,
—- Mission Work in. (C. Liang Cheng) Indep. 55: 1846.
—- The Missionary Enterprise in. (C. Holcombe) Atlan.
98: 348.
— Money and Banking in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 530.
—- Moral Training of the Young in. (C. Holcombe)
Internat. J . Ethics, 14$ 445.
—— Naval Resources of. (H. D. Woolfe) Californian, 2:
44-
-Neutrality of. (D. C. Boulger) Contemp. 85: 542.
=Ecl. M. 143: 1.=Liv. Age, 241: 385.— (A. M.
Latter) Indep. R. 3: 199.
—- The New. (Adachi Kinnosuke) Forum, 37: 416. —-
(T. F. Millard) Scrib. M. 39: 240.
-— of To-day. (T. W. Mitchell) Wis. Alum. M. 7$ 361.
- Our Future Relations with. (F. Greenwood) Fortn.
80: 1033.
-— Our Policy toward. (Edwin Maxey) Arena, 33: 5o 5.
—- Our Threat to. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 82: 151.
— Outlook in, 1903. (A. H. Smith) World To-day, 52
1296.
- Past and Present, Parker’s. (W. E. Griffis) Nation,
78: 197.
— Peking to Tsitsihar, A Journey from. (C. Russell)
Geog. J. 23: 613.
— Police in. (A. T. Sibbald) Green Bag, 14: 284,
—Population of, in 1902. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34:
440-
- Prehistoric. (M. Zieber) Am. Antiq. 26: 181,
— Present Conditions in. (J . W. Foster) Nat. Geog.
M. 17: 651.
-—— Problem of the Upper Yangze Provinces and their
Communication. (C. C. Manifold) Geog. J. 25:
589.
111)
(IIIIIQII
China, Problems of. (M. von Brandt) Indep. 54: 2580.
— Progress in. Liv. Age, 251: 239.-— (J . C. Ferguson)
Meth. R. 66: 439.— (J. W. Jenks) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
311 595-
—- Progress of, in the 19th Century, Temple on. Ath.
’oz, 2: 177,
— Railroad in, The New. Chamb. J . 83: 632.
—— Railroad Building in. (T. H. Reid) Engin. M. 26:
321. —- (J. Burns) Engin. M. 28: 161 380,
-— Railroads in. (D. C. Boulger) Contemp. 83: 25 5.-
(A. J. Brown) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 177,
— Reading Journey in. Chaut. 42: 403.
— Real Rulers of. (R. E. Lewis) Indep. 55: 3121.
— Recent Disturbances in, 1891. (F. J . Masters)
Calif. M. I: 314,
— Reception by the Empress Dowager at the Summer
Palace. (M. N. Wood) Cent. 46: 574.
— Reformed, and her Destiny. Asia. R. 36: 93.
—- Religious Toleration in. I. Buddhism. (W. G.
Walshe) Contemp. 85: 448,
— -— II. Mohammedanism. (W. G. Walshe) Contemp.
86: 127,
—- Renaissance of. (C. K. Edmunds) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67:
387.
- Revolutionary Changes in.
World’s Work, 12: 8115.
— Rising Spirit of. Outl. 81: 315.
— Russia in. (F. A. Ogg) Chant. 37: 14.
— Russian, Menace of a. Gunton’s M. 22: 214,
— A Shanghai Season. (H. M. Lewis) Canad. M. 21: 3,
— Siam’s Intercourse with. (G. E. Gerini) Asia. R.
33: I191 361- 34‘ 39*-
— The Single Track in.
61: 326,
— Sir Robert Hart and. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 83:
93-
—— Situation in, 1906. Outl. 82: 634.
-— Sketches in. (E. S. Morse) Am. Arch. 75: 11-83.
—— Some Recollections of a Diplomatist. (H. Rumbold)
National, 39: special supp.
—- Southern Ports-— Canton, Hong Kong, Macao. (E.
Wildman) Chant. 42: 495.
—- the Sphinx of the 20th Century.
Chaut. 42: 305.
— State of Kashgar in.
328,
—— Suicidal Policy with. (O. O. Howard) Indep. 54:
858.
-— Through Three Provinces of. (E. E. F. Skeel) Na-
tion, 81: 380,
— Tonkin, Yunnan, and Burma; their Commercial
Relation to each Other. (F. W. Carey) J . Soc.
Arts, 51: 313.
— Transformed.
12: 7844.
— Traveling in. (F. H. Nichols) Outing, 41: 568.
— Two Trips to the North of Cheng-fu. (R. Lock-
hart Jack) Geog. J . 21: 282.
— A United States Court in. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83:
26. — Outl. 84: 501.
— U. S. Diplomacy in. World’s Work, 7: 4675.
— U. S. Treaties with. (F. J. Masters) Calif. M. 4$
(W. A. P. Martin)
(Courtney H. Fenn) Indep.
(Guy M. Walker)
(E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 40:
(A. W. P. Martin) World’s Work,
24,
— Up the Yangtse to Tibet. (M. P. Gamewell) Chaut.
42= 419-
— Voyage of a Tramp Steamship to. (J . H. Williams)
Indep. 55: 2790.
— Weakness of, Reasons for. (G. Kennan) Outl. 82:
787.
— Western, Exploration in. (C. H. D. Ryder) Geog.
J . 21: 109.
-—What the People read in. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30:
464.
CHINA
China, The World’s Competitor to be. (B. Branden-
burg) Cosmopol. 39: 145,
—— Yellow Peril. (A. R. Colquhoun) Indep. 56: 825,
— — The True. Spec. 92: 834.
China, Decoration of, Originality needed in. (Edith P.
Wiseman) Brush & P. 11: 114,
— Decorative Work on. (Edith P. Wiseman) Brush
& P. 9: 270.
— Old Blue Colonial Tableware.
Life Am. 10: 423,
—On Some Old Oriental. Temp. Bar, 127: 185,:
Liv. Age, 236: 746.
China-decorating, American.
& P. 15: supp. 131.
China Grass, its Past, Present, and Future.
wood) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 395.
Chinaman, John. (J . T. Connor) Land of Sun. 4: 111.
Chinaman, Biography of a. (Lee Chew) Indep. 55:
(W. A. Dyer) Ctry
(T. McLennan) Brush
(F. Bird-
417-
— The Smuggling of a. (Sui Sin Fah) Land of Sun.
13: 100,
Chinamen, The. (R. Roscoe) Macmil. 85: 461.
— Educated; shall they be Welcomed ? (Helen M.
Gougar) Arena, 36: 506,
Chinatown, San Francisco.
6: 6.
—— An Adventure in.
(W. Brooks) Californian,
(E. Rhoads) Land of Sun. 13:
257.
— In. (Olive Percival) Land of Sun. 11: 50.
Chinese and Japanese, Exclusion of. Chant. 42: 8.
— — — U. S. Supreme Court’s Decision as to. (J. W.
Foster) Indep. 58: 1292,
— — Immigration of. (A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci. Mo.
66: 117,
— and the South African Labor Question.
Maxim) Fortn. 792 506.
— and Western Civilization.
per, 1062 190,
—— Can they be Christianized? (F. J . Masters) Calif.
M, 2: 622,
— Exclusion of. (B. Esterline) Am. Law R. 38: 836.
— (C. Denby) Forum, 34: 131. — (J . F. Miller)
Californian, 1: 237.—(S. Pang) Forum, 32: 598.
— (N g Poon Chew) Indep. 54: 301. — (C. Hol-
combe) Outl. 80: 617.
—— — and the Boycott. (C. Holcombe) Outl. 81: 1066.
-— — and Problems of Immigration. (B. Penrose) In-
(H. S.
(Wu Ting-Fang) Har-
dep. 54: 12.
— — and the “Six Companies.” (R. H. Drayton)
Calif. M. 4: 472.
-— — Bill for, 1902. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 741 303.
—— — Case of Sing Tuck. (W. M. Daniels) Nation, 79:
191.
-—- — A Chinese Protest. (J . Bonner) Calif. M. 5: 603.
—— The Folly of. (H. H. Bancroft) No. Am. 179:
263.
—— — Our Laws for. (R. C. Callahan) Nation, 81: 338.
-(T. J. Geary) Calif. M. 4: 304.
-——Reasons for Continued. (Geo. C. Perkins) No.
Am. 183: 15.
-— —— Why they should be Excluded. (T. Beale)
Forum, 33: 53.
— — Why they should be Admitted. (R. Hutcheson)
Forum, 33: 59.
-—- Extinction of, in the U. S. (W. S. Harwood) World’s
Work, 9: 5626.
— Immigration of; Canada Underground Railway.
(W. E. S. Fales) Indep. 59: I32.
—— —— Restriction of. (C. Holcombe) Outl. 76: 971.
—— in California and South Africa. (W. Maitland)
Contemp, 88: 818. =Ecl. M. 146: 130,
— in Los Angeles, The. (Ng Poon Chew) Land of
Sun. 1: 102,
120
CHINESE
Chinhease, in lgew England. (H. Heywood) New Eng.
. n. s. 2 : 473.
— U. S. Supreme Court’s Decision as to Admission to
U. S. (J: W. Foster) Indep. 58: 1292,
—- who look hke Enghshmen. (T. Wright) Chamb. J .
83: 203,
Chinese Art, Bushell’s. Sat. R. me: 471,
Chin(<;.~;e Books l())efore the Invention of Printing. (E.
avannes) pen Court, 201 633.
Chin8es8e Boy-girl, A; a story. (S. S. Far) Cent. 45:
2 .
Chinese Buddhism. (E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 34: 372.
Chinese Children. (E. S. Hartwell) Land of Sun. 5:
I53
Chinese Cities. (E. J. Hardy) Chamb. J. 83: 149.
Chinese Citizenship in Hawaii. (D. Scudder) Outl. 81:
985-
Chinese Civilization. (VVu Ting-Fang) Univ. of Chic.
Rec. 5: 437.
Chinese Conveyancing. (J . D. S. Cook) Am. Law R.
36: 825,
Chinese Court, Summer Splendor of the. (M. N. Wood)
Cent. 46: 574.
Chinese Customs. (E. J. Hardy) Chamb. J . 79: 491.
Chinese Dislike of Christianity. (F. H. Nichols) Atlan.
901 773-
Chinese Doctors in America. Chamb. J . 82: 31,
Chinese Drama. (A. Little) 19th Cent. 51: 1017,
Chinese Dreamland. (H. A. Giles) 19th Cent. 55: 576.
Chinese Drums, Bells and Towers. (H. Proctor) Am.
Antiq. 28: 89.
Chinese Emigrant; Colonial John. (A. Celesti) Westm.
163: 383.
Chinese Festival of All Souls, The. (C. E. Lorrimer)
Overland, n. s. 43: 303.
Chinese Gentleman, Letters to a.
102: 670,
Chinese Girls, American Education of.
Chant. 36: 182.
Chinese God of War, The.
Land of Sun. 13: 243.
Chinese Humor. (Helena von Poseck) Chamb. J . 81:
(L. Tolstoy) Sat. R.
(M. H. Krout)
(M. T. Van Denburgh)
462,
Chinese Industries and Foreign Relations. (P. Carus)
Open Court, 20: 587,
Chinese Journalism in California. (E. Robinson) Out
West, 16: 33.
Chinese Knowledge of Early Persia.
Asia R. 35: 144.
Chinese Labor. (Barrett Smith) Engin. M. 31: 728,
— and the British Empire. Spec. 92: 480,
— and Imperial Responsibility. (H. C. Thomson) Con-
temp. 89: 430.
— and the Panama Canal. (Eugene S. Watson) Indep.
61: 1201,
— Business View of the Problem of. (H. E. Crawley)
National, 43: 296,
— Economy of. (E. H. Parker) Econ. J . I4: 254,
— for the Rand. (P. Leys) 19th Cent. 51: 181,
—for South Africa. Quar. 199: 611.—Sat. R. 97:
225, 384. —-(I. Dobbie) Macmil. n. s. I: 787.
— — Problem of. (H. Marsh) Month, 106: 577.
— Question of. (H. Kirke) Econ. R. 14: 305.
— Truth about. Spec. 93: 545.
Chinese Language, Philology of. (J . Fryer) Calif.
Univ. Chron. 3: 1.
Chinese Law. (V. Van M. Beede) Green Bag, 14: 534,
578.
— and Equity. (E. H. Parker) Law Q. 22: 190.
— Landmarks of. (V. Van M. Beede) Green Bag, 14:
466.
-— Paternal Power in. (C. H. Huberick) J urid. R. 14:
378-
(E. H. Parker)
' - in Japan.
CHINESE
Chinese Life and Customs. (P. Carus) Open Court,
omit Sflily, The. (Olive Dibert) Overland, n. s.
Chinliagse Lzitierature. (J . Fryer) Calif. Univ. Chron. 4:
1 4,
(J . M. Scanland) Bk. News, 24:
— in San Francisco.
715-
— Selections from. Chant. 42: 439.
— Woman in. (H. A. Giles) 19th Cent. 56: 820.: Liv.
Age, 243: 810,
Chinese New Year, A. (W. M. Wood) Land of Sun.
9: 12,
— Couplets of. (H. P. Perkins) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 10:
3°7-
Chinese Newspaper in San Francisco.
World’s Work, 3: 1950,
Chinese Occnltism. (P. Carus) Monist, I5: 500.
Chinese Philosophy, Orthodox. (G. W. Knox) Am. J .
Theol. 7: 41.
Chinese Physician, Education of a. (T. Foo Yuen)
Land of Sun. 3: 298.
Chinese Press of To-day.
182: 97,
Chinese Refugees in Japan, 17th Century.
Clement) Open Court, 17: 598.
Chinese Regiment, The Passing of the.
Barnes) Un. Serv. M. 25: 631.
Chinese Religion. (G. D. Wilder) Bib. Sac. 63: 85.
Chinese Rifle Corps, France’s. (G. Robinson) Army
& Navy Life, 8, no. 8: 52.
Chinese Script and Thought.
(M. Pixley)
(A. R. Colquhoun) No. Am.
(E. W.
(A. A. S.
(P. Carus) Monist, 15:
271,
Chinese Slave Trade in California. (W. Irwin) Every-
body’s, II-: 40.
Chinese Special Mission, Imperial.
Jenks) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 299.
Chinese Students, Exclusion of, from U. S. (L. Miner)
Outl. 12: 984.
(W. Straight) Nation, 81: 179,
(K. L. Schaeffer) Wis.
(Jeremiah W.
Chinese Superstitions, Some.
Alum. M. 4: 130,
Chinese Treaties and Legislation of the U. S., and their
Enforcement. (S. W. Nickerson) No. Am. 181:
369.
Chinese Treatise on Response and Retribution.
Carus) Open Court, 19: 477, 547, 604.
Chinese Vendetta, A. (H. Grey) Chamb. J . 80: 145-
187,
Chinese Woman in America, The. (Sui Seen Far) Land
of Sun. 6: 59.
Chingalee Tribe, Northern Australia. (R. H. Mathews)
Am. Anthropol. 7: 301.
Chinon Chateau. (R. Whiteing) Cent. 47: 803.
Chinook Language, Vocabulary of. (F. Boas) Am.
Anthropol. 6: 118,
Chip-carving. (M. E. Reeks) Art J . 54: 37!.
Chipmunks, Habits of. (Dallas L. Sharp) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 282,
Chippendale, T., Furniture of. (E. A. Keddell) Art J .
581 75- '
Chippeway Indians, Fireside Stories of. (J . M. Bell)
J. Am. Folk-Lore, I6: 73.
Chipping Campden and the Cotswold Games. (VV. H.
Hutton) Cornh. 88: 402,
Chippinge ; a story. (S. J . Weyman) Cornh. 93: 116,
(P.
812, 94: 1-721,
Chiquite; a story. (A. M. Cleaveland) Munsey, 32:
269
Chiswidk, Drawings of. (E. 0. Clifford) Art J. 58:
270,
Chitral, A Day in. (R. D. Kennion) Blackw. 172: 89,
= Liv. Age, 246: 780,
121
CHRIST
Chivalry, An Element of. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 97:
684. .
— Literature of. (L. Johnston) Cath. Univ. Bull. 8:
317-
— The Modern. (J . Corbin) Atlan. 89: 601.
Chivalry of David Henley. (Anne O’Hagan) Every-
body’s, I2: 597.
Chivalry of Van Buren; a story. (H. C. Rowland)
Outing, 41: 673.
Chlorides, Typical Hydrous, Behavior of, when heated
in Hydrogen Chloride. (F. A. Gooch and F. M.
McClenahan) Am. J . Sci. 167: 365,
Chloroform, its Uses and Dangers. (J . H. Girdner)
Munsey, 27: 501.
Choate, Joseph Hodges, with portrait. Harv. Grad.
M. 11: 185.-—(R. H. Titherington) Munsey, 33:
225.—Liv. Age, 246: 440.
— as Ambassador. Sat. R. 95: 286.
— Talk to Workingmen. (A. V. Dicey) Nation, 78:
206,
Choate, Rufus, with portrait. (J os. B. Moors) Green
Bag. W 399.
— In Court-room with. (J . S. Bacon) Californian, 2:
523-
Chocolates, Making of. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 28:
161,
Chodowiecki, D. N. (F. Weitenkampf) Bk. Buyer, 24:
45-
Chogo Lungma Glacier, From Srinagar to the Sources
of the. (W. H. Workman) Geog. J. 25: 245,
Choice and Nature. (E. A. Singer, jr.) Mind, 27: 72.
Choice of Circumstance. (C. Duer) Atlan. 96: 797.
Choir Girls : the Angelic Choir. (B. D. Knobe) Munsey,
30: 420,
Choir Pieces, Words of. (W. S. Pratt) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 11: 29. A
Choiseul, Duke and Duchess of. (A. Laugel) Nation,
76: 189. —-(A. Laugel) Nation, 75: 79, 90.
Choisy, M. Auguste. Am. Arch. 85: 13.
Choral Music. Acad. 70: 408, 432.
Cholera Panics, The Last of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81 :
254-
Cholmondeley, M. Moth and Rust. Monthly R. 10,
no. I: I5.
Chomei, Kamono. (Minakato Kumagusn and F. V.
Dickens) Critic, 49: 209.
Choosing of Lozumy Browder. (A. MacGowan) Cent.
48: 593-600.
Chopin, F. (A. E. Keeton) Contemp. 89: 86. = Ecl. M.
146: 243, I Liv. Age, 249: 106.— (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 99: 589. — With portrait. Mast. in Music,
1: pt, 2, '
— and his Music. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 84: 517.
— the Spirit of the Piano. (F. Young) National, 45:
644.
“Chopping” on the Old Calabar River. (D. Bates)
Longm. 44: 211,
Chorea, Motor Phenomena in. (G. M. Parker) Psychol.
R, 12: 370,
Cboristers; a poem. (J . B. Tabb) Atlan. 92: 383.
Chorthonicum. (H. Bradley) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 281.
Chorus Girl, The Experiences of a. Indep. 61: 8o.
Chorus Girls. (H. H. Boyesen, 2d) Cosmopol. 34:
483.
Chosen City ; a story. (J ennette Lee) Harper, 112: 71.
Chosen Peoples. (D. Wilson) Westm. I63: 212.
Chouans of Mayenne, Morvan on. Ath. ’02, 1: 685.
Chow-chow Kid, The; a story.
Harper, I07: 214.
Chrisma, The, and the Labarum.
Court, 16: 428,
Christ, the, The Old Testament and. (M. S. Terry)
Am. J. Theol. I0: 233.
(P. Carus) Open
(P. v. Mighels) '
CHRIST
Christ of the Andes. (Angla do Oleveira Cesar de
Posta) Indep. 59: 804,
— of English Poetry. Spec. 96: 449,
See Jesus Christ.
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. Am. Arch. 77: 79.
Christendom; is its Moral Supremacy in Danger ?
Hibbert J. 4: 19.
Christening, The. (Zona Gale) Appleton’s M. 8: 364.
Christian IX. of Denmark. (Julius Moritzen) Forum,
38: 116. —-With portrait. (H. Wisby) Indep. 55:
2208.—- (E. Schrader) Nation, 82: 156,-- (E. Bj6rk-
man) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 289.
Christian, Greek, or Goth? (H. W. Garrod) Hibbert J .
3: 510,
Christian Beneficence, Spirit of.
World, 80: 653.
Christian Captive Indulgences in the British Museum.
(W. E. A. Axon) Library, 7: 275.
Christian Certainty, Basis of. (J . Stalker) Expos. 6th
ser. 6: 334.
Christian Character, Relation of Reading to.
, Knowles) Meth. R. 65: 735.
Christian Citizenship. (R. W. Gilder) Meth. R. 66:
(H. A. Bram) Cath.
(F. L.
379-
Christian Commerce. (F. B. Meyer) Sund. M. 32: 890.
Christian Democracy, Allocution on. (Leo XIII.) Am.
Cath. Q. 28: 387.
Christian Doctrine in the Apostolic Age.
19: 243.
— in an Early Eastern Church. Dub. R. 138: 386.
—— Laws and Limits of Development in. (W. Jones-
Davies) Hibbert J . 4: 590.
-— Sir Oliver Lodge on. (E. S. Talbot) Hibbert J . 2:
461. 649.
—— — A Catholic Comment on.
—- — —- and the Bishop of Rochester on.
head) Hibbert J . 3: 26.
— Revelation in Jesus the Sole Foundation of. (G. H.
Gilbert) Bib. World, 24: 347.
—- Teaching of. (J. F. Brady) Cath. World, 81: 671,
Christian, Early, and Byzantine Research. Ed. R.
202: 330,
Christian Endeavor Movement. (F. E. Clark) Sund.
M. 32: 292. ——(James H. Ross) New Eng. M. n. s.
33: 653. —-(H. B. F. McFarland) No. Am. 182:
194.
—- Coming of Age of. (F. A. Rees) Sund. M. 31: 423.
— Growth of the. (Mary C. Crawford) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
23: 473-
—- A Quarter-century of. (F. E. Clark) Outl. 82: 80,
Christian Enthusiasm. Outl. 71: 14,
Christian Experience, Evidential Value of. (W. R.
Breed) Ref. Ch. R. 51: 327.
— Psychology of. (A. A. Berle) Bib. Sac. 60: 1.
Christian Faith in an Age of Science, Rice on. Science,
n. s. 19: 949.
-— One View of. (C. R. Buxton) Indep. R. 4: 523.
Bib. World,
Hibbert J. 3: 37.
(J . H. Muir-
Christian Fellowship, Centrality of. (E. H. Delk)
Luth. Q. 32: 179.
Christian Fragments, Some Early. (A. W. Patten)
Meth. R. 63: 238,
Christian Life, Conceptions of, in James, I. Peter and
I. John. (H. M. Haydn) Bib. World, 23: 16.
Christian Monuments, Early. (P. M. C. Kermode)
Reliquary, 42: 182,
Christian Origins, Pfleiderer on.
Dial, 40: 323.
(J . D. A. Cockerell)
' Christian Poetry, Origin of. (F. W. Fitzpatrick) Open
Court, 16: 1.
Christian Science. (J . W. Churchman) Atlan. 93: 433.
——(S. L. Clemens) No. Am. 175: 756. 176: 1,
173.-— (L. J. Motschman) Luth. Q. 33: 413. -—(E.
W. Cook) Contemp. 82: 658.
122
CHRISTIANITY
Christian Science and Mortal,Mind. (M. A. Stohart)
Fortn. 78: 1028.
- Attitude of the Pastor towards. (J . L. Cross) Yale
Div. Q. I: 13,
-—— Church Architecture of. (Alfred Farlow) New
Eng. M. n. s. 32: 38. -— (O. R. Washburn) Archit.
Rec. 15: 158.--Craftsman, 7: 689,
-—— Dedication of Boston Church, June 10, 1906, (Alfred
Farlow) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 499.
-— Essential Falsehood of. (F. W. Miiller) Westm. 158:
179. -
-— First Church, N. Y. City. (C. H. Cottrell) Archit.
Rec. 15: 165. —(H. M. Riseley) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
19: 705.
— from a Psychologist’s Point of View. (James R.
Angell) World To-day, 80: 403.
— Is it Christian? (W. M. Drum) Cath. World, 80:
638.
— Meaning of. (VV. M. Drum) Am. Cath. Q. 30: 132.
— Mrs. Eddy’s Relation to. (W. D. McCrackan) N 0.
Am. 176: 349.
— Personal Sources of.
593-
— Quackery of. Sat. R. 102: 7.
— The Truth about. (E. W. Cook) Contemp. 84: 511.
— Truth and Error in. Outl. 83: 404.
— Truths and Untruths of. (W. Gladden) Indep. 55:
776.
— Why not? (C. Caverno) Bib. Sac. 59: 682.
Christian Social Union. (T. C. Fry) Econ. R. 15: 385.
—- Report of the Research Committee of the London
Branch. (Constance Smith) Econ. R. 25: 349.
Christian Socialist, The ; a story. (C. M. Sheldon)
Indep. 55: 2007.
Christian Society, The. Church Q. 59: 29, 257. 60:
317, 61: 341,
Christian Thal. (M. E. Francis) Longm. 41: 193-481.
4% I93—38s-
Christian Tradition and Popular Speech. (R. L. Gales)
National, 47: n7,=Liv. Age, 249: 416,
Christian Union. (W. E. Barton) Bib. Sac. 63: 277. -
(Dugald Macfadyen) Hibbert J . 5: 42.
—- Baptists and. (N. Fox) Indep. 56: 892.
-— Proposition for. (A. H. Bradford) Indep. 56: 235,
Christian Unity. Cath. World, 78: 5, 159.
-—— aided by Church History. (A. D. Severance) Bib.
Sac. 61: 141.
—— Organic. (B. T. Stafford) Bib. Sac. 59: 623.
(I. W. Reilly) Psychol. R. 10:
Christian View of God and the World, Orr’s. (T. F.
Dornblaser) Luth. Q. 33: 365.
Christianity, An Ancient Moslem Account of. (A. J .
Edmunds) Monist, 15: 120,
— and Buddhism. (T. W. Rhys—Davids) Internat. Q.
7: 1.
-—— and the Common Law. (A. W. Barber) Green
Bag, 14: 267,
— and Current Literature. (H. van Dyke) Meth. R.
64: 858.
— and Judaism.
7: 241.
— and Modern Civilization, Lilly on.
Crit. R. 13: 534.
— and the Natural Virtues.
ics, 13: 286,
— and the Present Industrial Order. (A. T. G. Apple)
Ref. Ch. R. 52: 182.=Liv. Age, 249: 331.
— and Revival. Spec. 951 741.
— and Science. I. The Material Element in Chris-
tianity. (Oliver Lodge) Hibbert J . 4: 3:4.
— — II. Divine Element in Christianity. (Oliver
Lodge) Hibbert J . 4: 642.=Liv: Age, 250: 171.
— —8Reconciliations of. (C. R. Barnes) Am. J . Theol.
3 757-
(A. F. Kirkpatrick) Expos. 6th ser.
(H. Hayman)
(G. Tyrrell) Int. J . Eth-
CHRISTIANITY
Christianity and Social Service. (G. S. Streatfeild)
Contemp. 88: 104,
— and the Working Classes. Spec. 951 662.
— as a Natural Religion. (W. H. Mallock) I9th Cent.
58: 501,
— as the Pleroma.
— Beginnings of.
431-
— — Wernle on. (D. Purves) Crit. R. I32 411.
— Current Thought about. (A. L. Gillett) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 6: 173.
—- Do we need a Substitute for ‘P (H. Sturt) Hibbert
J . 5: 105.
— Early, in Asia Minor. (J . H. Stepler) Ref. Ch. R.
(P. Carus) Monist, I4: 120.
(T. J. Shahan) Am. Cath. Q. 27:
53. 46.
— End of the Age. (L. Tolstoi) Fortn. 851 I.
—- Fssence of, Harnack and Loisy on. (J . Denney)
Expos. 6th ser. 1!: I03.
-— Fssentials of. (W. DeW. Hyde) Outl. 81: 567.
-— The Ethical and Positive in. (D. Steele) Meth. R.
64: 51,
— Final Test of. (C. D. Williams) McClure, 26: 223.
— F inality of, Foster on. (A. C. Zenos) Am. J . Theol.
I0: 529.
— Formal. (Hiram King) Ref. Ch. R. 49: 47.
—— from the Point of View of the non-Christian Re-
ligions. I. Synoptic Gospels and the Jewish Con-
sciousness. (C. G. Montefiore) Hibbert J . 31 649.
— Fundamental, and the Education Question. Spec.
95: 1109,
— Harnack’s Interpretation of. (N. Luccock) Meth.
R. 64: 6o.
— Heart of. (W. H. Ward) Indep. 54: 1410.
— Historical. Ed. R. 202: 1,
- Historical and Spiritual in.
Ch. R. 50: 64.
— How long halt ye? (G. L. Dickinson) Indep. R.
(G. B. Stevens) Ref.
5. 27.
— Impressions of, from the Point of View of Bud-
dhism. (M. Anesaki) Hibbert J . 41 I-
— in the Modern World. (D. S. Cairns) Contemp. 84:
694. 85: 34.=Ecl. M. 142: 367, 635. =Liv. Age,
240: 129-513.
-—— Liberal Churchmen and “the Reproach of Christ.”
(A. W. Hutton) Contemp. 87: 5 58.
— Living up to. Cent. 47: 313.
—— Making of. (A. S. Weber) Ref. Ch. R. 491 435.
— Mallock on the Naturalness of. (W. L. Sullivan)
Cath. World, 82: 527.
— Message of, R. E. Speer on. Outl. 82: 591.
— Moslem View of. (Ameer Ali) Hibbert J . 41 241.
— Pagan Elements of. (P. Carus) Monist, I2: 404.
— Primitive. (B. W. Bacon) Am. J. Theol. 7: 756.
—- Proofs of, Knox’s. (S. F. MacLennan) Am. J . Theol.
8: 320.
— Recent Development of.
62: 337.
——Reconstruction of. (J. J. Fox) Cath. Univ. Bull.
6: 171.
—- Seeberg’s Grundwahrheiten der. (J . C. Tasker)
Crit. R. 13: :33.
-—- Spiritual Value of. (T. J . Gerrard) Cath. World,
83: 625.
—— Spread of, in the First Three Centuries, Harnack’s.
(J . S. Braren) Luth. Q. 34: 382.
— Story of. (L Abbott) Munsey, 34: 259,
— Transcendent Import of. (M. Valentine) Lnth. Q.
(D. N. Beach) Bib. Sac.
34* 319-
- The Trial of. (P. S. Moxom) No. Am. 183: 167,
— Vital Spark in. Spec. 93: I045.
— What is ? (S. McComb) Contemp. 87: 825, - Liv,
Age, 246: 292. = Ecl. M. 145: 335.——(H. D. Foster)
Outl. 74: 506.
123
CHRISTMAS
Chris ity, What is? Harnack, Cremer, and Wernle
011- (W- RIIPP) Ref. Ch. R. 51: 270,
— -—- Cremer on. (C. E. Hay) Lnth. Q. 33: 88.
—— —— Harnack’s. (A. Stump) Lnth. Q. 33: 565.
— What, then, is? (C. G. Shaw) Meth. R. 62: 576.
Christianization of the World. (W. D. Mackenzie)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 15: 3.
Christians, Early, Travel and Correspondence among.
(W. M. Ramsay) Expos. 6th ser. 8: 401.
Christians, Primitive, The Sunday Worship of. (J . V.
Bartlett) Bib. World, 26: 341,
Christie, Richard Copley. Spec. 88: 407.
Christina, Queen of Sweden. Ed. R. 204: 327.
—Pictures. (Baron de Bildt) I9th Cent. 56: 989.?’-
Liv. Age, 244: 235.
Christmas. Sat. R. 96: 788,
— Ancient and Modern. (A. B. Jenner) Overland,
n. s. 46: 485.
— and the Literature of Disillusion. (S. M. Crothers)
Atlan. 981 721.
— and the Nativity of Mithras. (R. Sinker) Open
Court, 18: 3.
—- A, at Café Spaander. (E. Penfield) Scrib. M. 32:
653.
— at Cape Sabine. (R. E. Peary) New Eng. M. n. s.
29= 533-
— Celebrations of. (E. E. Hale) New Eng. M. n. s.
29: 621.
— — To-day. Outl. 78: 1013.
-— Customs and Dishes of. (B. Ostertag) Ctry Life
Am, 11: 158.
— Easter, and Whitsuntide.
89: 814;
— in Bethlehem. (B. W. Bacon) Indep. 61: 1459,
— — Our. (Marion Harland) Lippinc. 76: 705.
-— in the Hills. (Virginia Garland) Overland, n. s. 48:
(A. E. Garvie) Contemp.
464.
— in Many Climes. (F. Graham) Good Words, 47: 83.
— in New England, Ups and Downs of. (A. E. Brown)
New Eng. M. n. s. 291 479.
— in New England Literature.
Eng. M. n. s. 332 454.
— in the Open. (H. W. Mabie) Ctry Life Am. 7: 128.
— in the Pine Woods. (S. E. White) Ctry Life Am. 5:
(Alice O’Brien) New
105, ‘
—- in Uncle Sam’s Colonial Possessions. (J . M. Shaw-
ham and others) Overland, n. s. 40: 510,
— in the Valois. (Mary K. Waddington) Scrib. M. 36:
641.
, — in ye Olden Tyme. (A. J . B. Jenner) Overland, n. s.
46: 496.
-—- its Legends and Lore.
676.
— its Unfinished Business. (S. M. Crothers) Atlan.
941 721-
—- Meaning of. Bib. World, 22: 403.
———for the 20th Century. (H. H. Henson) Indep.
57: I443- '
— Merrie, at Saint Johnland. (N. O. Halsted) Char.
11: 190.
— The Message of. (J . T. Driscoll) Cath. World, 80:
342. —— (W. Boyd Carpenter) Liv. Age, 247: 757.
—The New. Cent. 51: 317.
— An Old Fashioned Boy’s. (J . C. Lincoln) Ctry Life
Am, 11: 177,
— Old-time New England. (W. J . Hopkins) Ctry Life
Am. 9! I50.
— on an Orchard Farm. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry Life
(J. Hudson) Westm. 164:
Am. 7: 145.
— The One Unselfish Day. (E. Crosby) Cosmopol. 42:
1 I 3.
-— Soldier’s; Yuletide in Barracks. Good Words, 47:
113,
CHRISTMAS
Christmas, Spirit of. (R. Whittle) Overland, n. s. 44:
601.
-— Thoughts on. (Eugene Wood) Everybody’s, 15: 803,
-— Travesty of. (F. Kelley) Char. 11: 537.
-—— under the Redwoods of California. (Paul G. Clark)
Overland, n. s. 46: 534.
—- Universal Spirit of. World’s Work, 9: 5601,
- Welsh. Sat. R. 96: 797.
-—— with Irving, Thackeray, and Dickens. (Charlotte
Harwood) Critic, 47: 541. '
—- with the Poets. (Edith M. Thomas) Critic, 47:
S29-
—— with the “ Profligate Adventurers.” Blackw. I731
40. = Liv. Age, 236: 399.
- with the Roosevelts in 1765.
40: 149.
-— Yule-tide Holly and Mistletoe.
Roulet) Cath. World, 741 433.
-—— Yule-tide in Merrie England. (Katherine E. Thomas)
Overland, n. s. 48: 470.
Christmas in Lucas County; a story. (J . F. Conrad)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 21: 397.
Christmas Amusements, Children’s. (E. H. Cooper)
19th Cent. 57: 78.
Christmas Books, Fashion in. (J . Shaylor) Cornh. 92:
(R. Bache) Cosmopol.
(M. F. Nixon-
797-
Christmas Box, A; a story. (Juliet W. Tompkins)
Am. M. 61: 157.
Christmas Camp in Australia, Our.
mann) Temp. Bar, 127: 42.
Christmas Carillon, A. (A. Rowland) Sund. M. 342 32.
Christmas Carols. Spec. 95: I078.
—— and Christmas Superstitions.
Chant. 45: 89.
-—— and Customs. (H. E. Krehbiel) Outl. 78: 819.
-— Old English. (B. Ostertag) Ctry Life Am. 91 145.
Christmas Child, The. (G. Schock) Harper, 112:
(Laura B. Lufi-
(H. K; Rausford)
704-
Christmas Chime, A; a play. (M. Cameron) McClure,
22: 174.
Christmas Comedy, A. (M. Moss) Bookman, 18: 398,
Christmas Confession, A. (A. M. Daulton) Outl. 7 5:
936-
Christmas Courtship ; a story. (Tom Masson) Cosmo-
pol. 36: 223.
Christmas Cracker, A. Chamb. J . 80: 817.
Christmas Customs. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.)
35: 366.
—— English. (A. W. Jarvis) Pall Mall M. 28: 513.
-— Old, in England. (S. A. Tooley) Canad. M.
124,
Christmas Day. Canad. M. 22: 196.
—— with the Early Californians. (Arturo Bandini)
Calif. M. 3: 52.
Christmas Dinner.
142,
Christmas Eve Surprise; a story.
Canad. M. 20: 163.
Christmas Fiesta in the Philippines.
47: 426.
Christmas Function, at 90 Bank Street; a story.
(Clara Morris) Cosmopol. 37: 700.
Christmas Games. (Mrs. Burton Kingsland) Ctry Life
Am. 51 122.
Christmas Garland, A. Sat. R. 102: 702, 736, 768,
Christmas Gift, The. (Elizabeth Vore) Overland, n. s.
40: 542.
Christmas Gift, Best, to our People. (Julia Ward
Howe) Cosmopol. 40: no p.
Christmas Greens and Flowers.
Life Am. 5: 136,
— where they Grow.
47-
28:
(E. H. Gilman) Ctry Life Am. 7:
(L. Q. Couch)
(D. Gray) Cent.
(T. McAdam) Ctry
(L. Greenlee) Ctry Life Am. 1:
124
CHRONICLER
Christmas Grocer, Wanted a. (Katharine Burrill)
Chamb. J. 82: 801.
Christmas House Party. (A. H. Gleason) Ctry Life
Am. 7: 133.
Christmas Hymn. (Alfred Domett) Cent. 49: 165.
Christmas Incident at Santo Domingo, A; a story.
(Anne O’Hagan) Munsey, 30: 405,
Christmas Keeping, The, of the Lukasgild. (C. L.
Edholm) Overland, n. s. 40: 535.
Christmas Mangers. (E. E. Porter) Cent. 45: 25 3.
Christmas Marketing in Chinatown. (C. L. Edholm)
Overland, n. s. 46: 513,
Christmas Message, A. (C. Wagner) Booklover’s M.
4= 741-
Christmas Music of Bach and Handel. Acad. 70: 18.
Christmas Night; a story. (Harriet Prescott Spoiford)
Calif. M. 5: 135.
Christmas Night with Satan.
M. 34: 673.
Christmas Pastimes, Old English. (F. N. Jackson)
Acad. 69: 1284 & suppl.
Christmas Play at Dachau.
Bookman, 22: 318,
Christmas Poetry. Acad. 71: 636.
Christmas Present, The Child’s Best.
man) Ctry Life Am. 9: 139.
Christmas Present; a story. (G. B. Burgin) Canad.
M. 24: 152.
Christmas Present for a Lady; a story.
McClure, 20: 195.
Christmas Rescue, A. (A. B. Paine) Cent. 45: 213.
Christmas Roses; a story. (Anne O’Hagan) Munsey,
36: 316,
Christmas Songs. (A. F. Ferguson) Acad. 65: 641.
Christmas Spirit, The, of Charles Lamb and Thack-
eray. (J. R. Hayes) Bk. News, 23: 257.
Christmas Sports in California. (Arthur Inkersley)
Overland, n. s. 48: 433.
Christmas Surprise Party, A. (Francis La Place) Over-
land, 11. s. 48: 447.
Christmas Surrender ; a story.
mopol. 36: 169.
Christmas Talk, A. (W. H. White) Am. M. 63:
182.
Christmas Tangle, A.
27: 403,
Christmas Valentine, The. (Alice MacGowan) Harp.
W- 501 1754.
Christmas Vigil, A.
(John Fox, jr.) Scrib.
(Maude Barrows Dutton)
(Eliz. H. Gil-
(M. Kelley)
(R. H. Barbour) Cos-
(H. A. Nash) New Eng. M. n. s.
(Lena R. Smith) Ctry Life Am.
9: 271,
Christology. (A. A. Shaw) Bib. Sac. 60: 454.
—Suggestions for a Revised. (M. S. Terry) Meth.
R. 66: 590.
Christ’s Hospital School. Sat. R. 97: I96.
Christs, Pagan, Robertson on. (P. Carus) Open Court,
19: 92.
Chroaesthesias; are they variable ? (F. B. Dresslar) ‘
Am. J. Psychol. 14: 638.
Chromatic Journalism. (John A. Macy) Bookman,
24: 127-33. '
Chromic Acid, Method of Determining the Value of.
(L. F. Kebler) J. Frankl. Inst. I 53: 57.
Chromo-xylographs in the Japanese Manner, Helen
Hyde’s. (L. Van der Veer) Studio (Internat.) 24:
2
Chromosomes. (T. H. Montgomery) Science, n. s. 231
36.
Chronicle of Convictions, A; a story. (O. H. Dunbar)
Harper, 106: 194.
Chronicle of Siloam, A. (Anne O’Hagan) Harper,
110: 885.
Chronicler of the Baglioni, The.
87: 787.
(A. Kinross) Cornh.
CHRONICLERS
Chroniclers, Estimates by, of Numbers and Oflicial
Records. (J . H. Ramsay) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 625.
Chronicles of the Imp. (J . F arnol) Bookman, 24: 163,
219,390-
Chronicling Small Bees.
2 .
Chronology, Determination of. (R. W. McFarland)
Pop. Astron. I3: 531.
-— The Farmers’ Years. (N. Lockyer) Nature, 65: 248.
66: 104,
— Primitive. (W. F. Harvey) Westm. I57: 295.
Chrysanthemums. Ctry Life Am. 3: 33.—(M. Mae-
terlinck) Cent. 45: 165.
— How to grow Big, without a Greenhouse. (T. Mun
ray) Ctry Life Am. 5: 23.
Chrysoberyl from Canada. (N. N. Evans) Am. J . Sci.
169: 317.
Chrysochloridae, Fossil, in North America. (W. D.
Matthew) Science, n. s. 24: 786.
Chrysocolla, a Remarkable Case of Hydration. (C. M.
Palmer) Am. J. Sci. 166: 45,
Chrysostom, St. (J . Maynard) Sewanee R. 12: 481,
— as Preacher. (H. C. Sperbeck) Bib. Sac. 63: 518.
Chrystal’s Century. (E. W. Hornung) Atlan. 91: 738.
Chudleigh, Elizabeth. (A. L. Cotton) Gent. M. n. s-
(C. C. Abbott) Lippinc. 71:
70: 20.
Chump, The; a story. (C. F. Embree) McClure, 23:
549-
Chums; a Study in Youthful Friendships. (F. G.
Bonser) Pedagog. Sem. 9: 221.
Church, Dean. (A. Cecil) Monthly R. 20, no. 3: 139.
Church, Frederick S., and the European Museums.
Brush & P. 18: 228,
-— A Painter of the Ideal.
81: 751.
Church, Adornment of the.
513-
— and Education. (J . F. Goucher) Meth. R. 62: 177.
— and the Individual. (C. H. Toy) Internat. Q. 12:
(W. St. J . Harper) Outl.
(M. B. Biscoe) Outl. 80:
29",
—andJ the Kingdom. (C. Clever) Ref. Ch. R. 49:
34"-
-— andJMinistry, Early, Lindsay on. (S. D. F. Salmond)
Crit. R. 13: 165.
— and Political Action. (C. R. Henderson) Chant. 37¢
435-
— and Social Problems. (Washington Gladden) Inter-
nat. Q. II : 135. — (C. C. Carstens) Char. I4:
927-
—— and Social Service. (C. M. Sheldon; W. D. P. Bliss)
Indep. 60: 737.
— and State in France. Outl. 74: 498.
See France.
— — in New England. (A. F. Moulton) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 96.
— — Relation between. (R. L. Ottley) Econ. R. 25:
2S7-
— and Women. (F. Swiney) Westm. I 58: 442.
— and the World. (L. P. Jacks) Hibbert J . 52 I.
— —-— What is their True Relation ‘P (H. A. Hankey)
Luth. Q. 33: 106.
— as a Club. Outl. 79: 419,
— as the Maker of Conscience.
Sociol. 71 61 I.
-— as a Trust. (Austin Bierbower) Indep. 59: 614,
— Business Organization of a. (D. G. Phillips) Har-
per, 1072 207,
— Can it meet Present Demands?
Luth.Q.321 191.
—— The Childless. (C. B. Jordan) Outl. 74: 174,
— City, Function of. (G. Taylor) Chant. 38: 5 3,
— Democracy and the. (Vida D. Scudder) Atlan. 90:
521,
(T. Z. Batten) Am. J .
(H. E. Berkey)
125
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Church, Doctrine of the, in the Epistle to the Ephe-
sians. (W. H. G. Thomas) Expos. 7th ser. 2: 318.
— Duty of, to the Needy. (J. R. Brackett) Char. 31
315-
— Early. (W. H. Wynn) Luth. Q. 32: 305.
-— —— Harnack on. (H. C. Vedder) Am. J . Theol. 8:
164. -
— -— Organization of.
799.
— — Political System in. (F. W. Hass) Bib. Sac. 61:
(A. C. Allen) Am. J . Theol. 8:
. 4.
— Eastern and Western, Schism of. (J . H. Richard)
Luth. Q. 32: 54.
— Essential Meaning of Ecclesia. (F. H. Argo) Bib.
World, 262 I83,
— for Freethinkers ; the Iconoclast as a Builder. (S.
G. Hillyer) Arena, 27: 513,
— Foreshadowing of the. (Arthur Carr) Expos. 6th
ser. III 60.
— Growth of. (E. A. Whiston) N. Church R. 9: 363.
—— History of, Early, Rainy’s. (B. B. Warfield) Presb.
& Ref. R. 13: 662.
—- — Moeller-Kaweran. (J . F. Seebach) Luth. Q. 32: 32.
— How to make a Church pay. (R. H. Conwell) Indep.
54= 730-
— “in the House,” The. (S. A. Cook) Expos. 7th ser.
1: 278.
— in Social Service in N. Y. City. (W. D. P. Bliss)
Indep. 60: 135.
— Influence of, Passing of the. (D. Mowry) Arena,
29: 249,
—— Lowrie’s Monuments of the Early. (J . C. Egbert,
jr.) Nation, 75: I33.
— Mission of the. (L. Abbott) Outl. 70: 911.
— — in the World. (J. Brand) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 4:
22 5,
— Modern, Supreme Need of the.
— The Mystical Body of Christ.
World, 8I: 307.
— Need of Cooperation of Members. (J . Reed) N.
Church R. 12: 359.
— New Parochial Consciousness of the. (T. Chalmers)
Bib. Sac. 59: 153.
—— Non-churchman on the.
Ch. R. 50: 84.
—— of England, The. Quar. 205: 242,
— — and the Higher Criticism. (A. St. Leger Westall)
Month, 105: 615.
— —- and Non-conformity. Sat. R. 93: 638, 668.
— — and Non-Episcopal Churches. (Vernon Bartlet)
Contemp. 8!: 530.
— — Anglican Starvation and a Liberal Diet.
Handley) 19th Cent. 57: 984.
— —-— Appeal to the Dean and Canons of Westminster.
(H. Hadley) I9th Cent. 531 577.
-— — The Bishops and the Reformation Settlement. (G.
Arthur) 57: 276.
— — A Church of Compromise. Spec. 9!: 8.
— — The Clergy and the Church. (E. V. Hall) Con-
temp. 89: 852.
— — The Clerical Conspiracy. (H. Paul) 19th Cent.
60: 668.
— — Conflict of Ideals in.
Q. I, no. 12 29.
— — Crisis in. (Viscount Halifax) 19th Cent. 531 577. =
Liv. Age, 237: 347,
— — — Reply. (J . L. Walton) 19th Cent. 53: 747.
—~ — — The Church, Dissent, and the Nation. (J . L.
Davies) National, 41: 847,
— — Disestablishment of. (M. Carlyle) Westm. I642
650,
— — — Should Churchmen make for ? (O. D. Wat-
kins) Contemp. 83: 501.
Outl. 82: 879.
(J . McSorley) Cath.
(A. C. Dieifenbach) Ref.
(H.
(P. V. Smith) 20th Cent.
CHURCH
Church of England, First Six Centuries and the. (J .
Freeland) Dub. R. 135: 233.
— - Free Thought in. (W. H. Mallock) 19th Cent. 56:
386. — (W. A. Whitworth) 19th Cent. 56: 737;
Rejoinder. (W. H. Mallock) 905.
—- -—- History of, Stephens’s and Hunt’s. (F. A. Chris-
tie) Am. Hist. R. 7: 342.
-— -— in Australia. (G. H. Frodsham) 19th Cent. 58:
127,
- -— in the Colonies. (J . E. C.Welldon) 19th Cent. 55:
795-
- —— in South Africa. Church Q. 58: 241,
-— — in Syria. Church Q. 59: 127.
-— -—- Last Chance of. (C. Wimborne) 19th Cent. 533
555. =Liv. Age, 237: 385,
-—- — Last Project of Church Comprehension.
Attenborough) Westm. I61: 65 7,
-—- — Letters of Business. (H. H. Henson) Contemp.
90: 703.
-— — The Liberal Movement.
temp. 84: 233.
— — Liberalism in. (J . G. Greenbough) Am. J . Theol.
7‘ 517-
the Georges, The. (C. W. Stubbs) Liv. Age,
250: 811,
— — Old Service-books of, Wordsworth and Little-
hales’s. Ath. ’04, 2: 409,
— — Ordination of Priests in the.
Cent. 51: 626,
-— —— Our Unhappy Divisions; Comments on Canon
Henson’s Plea. (Bishop of Durham, Deans of Ri-
pon, Durham, Winchester, Ely; H. Rashdall) Con-
temp. 81: 129.
-— —- The Parson and his Flock.
temp. 89: 714.
-—- -— Present Conditions in the. Cath. World, 79: 662,
826.
-— -—- Present Position of, I904.
World To-day, 6: 523.
—— — Reform in. Church Q. 59: 138. 60: 1. 62: 1,
— — Report of the Ritual Commission. (R. H. Ben-
ton) Dub. R. 139: 252. —Macmil. n. s. I: 949. —-
(J. J. Lias) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. 2: 15.
— — Ritualists and the Royal Commission. (H. P.
Russell) F ortn. 86: 276.
— — Rome or the Reformation? (C. Wimborne) I9th
Cent. 56: 543. 57: 390.
— — Royal Commission on Ecclesiastical Discipline,
1906. Church Q. 63: 1.— (C. Wimborne and others)
I9th Cent. 60: 169,
-— — the Schools, and the Lords. Blackw. I80: 282,
-—- — Spirit of. Spec. 93: 544.
— —- Standard of Orthodoxy in. (J . Gamble) Contemp.
85: 563.
—— -— Stephens’s and Gairdner’s Histories of.
Rait) Crit. R. 13: 22,
— of Scotland, Case of, and Disestablishment. (J . W.
Cameron) Westm. I62: 519,
See Scotland. -
—— of the Strong Men, The. (G. S. Lee) Outl. 79: 336.
—- Place and Work of Laity in. (W. E. McLennan)
Meth. R. 62: 924.
— A Practical. (A. W. Anthony) Indep. 58: 665.
— The Presence of Jesus Christ in his. (N. J . D.
White) Expos. 6th ser. I1: 446.
—— Relation of, to the State. (S. D. Schmucker) Luth.
Q. as= 501- '
— School and. (W. D. Parkinson) School R. 13: 661,
—- Sinners in the. A Layman’s Point of View. (H. C.
Emery) Outl. 775 658.
— Some Immediate Questions. (T. T. Munger) Atlan.
92: 701,
— Spiritual. (T. F. Wright) N. Church R. 9: 576.
(J. M.
(J . Verschoyle) Con-
(F. Verney) 19th
(D. C. Pedder) Con-
(C. F. G. Masterman)
(R. S.
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. Church-union Movement in Canada.

CHURCHES
Church, The Strongest Hold of the.
Meth. R. 65: 273.
— True Function of.
111,
—- the University, and the Labor Union.
Irvine) Indep.,60: 38,
—- What Laymen do for the.
10: 321. I .
— Will it survive ? (C. E. Ordway) Arena, 29: 593.
—Young Men and the. (E. Bok) Outl. 76: 934.——
(J. E. Freeman) Outl. 76: 1019,
Church Architecture, California. Craftsman, 10 :
(J. H. Potts)
(W. H. M.) N. Church R. 9:
(Alex. F.
(J . Reed) N. Church R.
33°-
— in America, Development of. (W .' T. Demarest)
Chaut. 37: 438. .
Church Army and the Reclamation of Criminals. (W.
Carlile) 19th Cent. 57: 285.
Church Blunders and Stories Clerical. Chamb. J . 81:
652,
Church Building in New York. (M. Schuyler) Archit.
Rec. 13: 509.
—- Chancel, The, and its Furnishings.
Luth. Q. 35: 110,
(G. H. Cox)
- Old and New in. (M. B. Biscoe) Outl. 80: 61,
— Practical Talk on. (C. D. Maginnis) Cath. World,
76' 368
Church Buildings, What do our, Express ? (C. De Kay)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 689.
Church Congresses, Too much of. Sat. R. 962 432.
Church Decoration at Great Warley, by W. Reynolds-
Stephens. (A. L. Baldry) Studio (Internat.) 2 5: 3.
Church Discipline. (G. G. Henry) Luth. Q. 33: 382.
Church Federation, Facts Forcing. (E. T. Root) Yale
Div. Q. 2: 139.
— in England. (G. Campbell Morgan) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
321 592-
Church-goer, Some Experiences of a.
Outl. 80: 820,
Church-going. (Margaret Deland) Indep. 55: 2452.
—- A Message from Non-church-goers. Outl. 83: 64.
Church History, English, Disputed Points in. (R. J.
Cooke) Meth. R. 65: 711.
— Exhibition at St. Albans, 1905. Ath. ’05, 2: 24,
- Philosophy of. (W. H. Kent) Dub. R. 133: 46.
— Recent Literature in. (H. ‘V. Hulbert) Am. J.
Theol. 8: 814,
— Study of. (T. J. Shahan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 4: 431.
5: 230,
Church Legislation in England during the 19th Cen-
tury. (A. V. Dicey) Nation, 74: 129,
Church Music as a Part of Theological Education.
(W. S. Pratt) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12: 5.
— The Reform in. (J . B. Ward) Atlan. 97: 455.
Church Needlework, Decorative Art of, from the
Conquest to the Reformation. (V. W. Magrath)
Month, 103: 612,
Church Singing. Acad. 69: 1180,
Church Towers and Spires. (W. H. Bidlake) Am.
Arch. 89: II.
Church Union, One Way to. (W. H. Ward) Indep.
55: 1003,
(G. S. Lee)
(J . P. Gerrie) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 720,
Church Unity. (S. J. Andrews) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 6:
202,
Church Windows in America.
Archit. R. 12: 196.
Church Work, Every-day. (B. H. Smith) Munsey, 32:
481,
Churches, Eastern, in Communion with Rome. (L.
O’Rourke) Cath. World, 77: 627.
— A Federal -Congress of. (W. Hayes Ward) Indep.
59: 1135- '
(H. E. Goodhue)
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Churches, Federation of American.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 591.
— in Social Service. (W. D. P. Bliss) Indep. 60: 314.
— Some, and their Problems; by a Minister’s Wife.
Cosmopol. 38: 187. .
— Unity of the. (Eugene Wood) Everybody’s, 14$ 461.
Churches, Colonial, Remodeled. Am. Arch. 76$ 37.
— Designs of. Archit. R. 12$ 200-292.
— English and French, in Fiction. (Algar Thorold)
Indep. R. 7: 48.
—- French. Am. Arch. 85: 38.
— in the Darent Valley. (J . R. Larkby) Reliquary,
45: 162.
(G. P. Morris)
— Restoration of, Memories of. (Thomas Hardy) Liv.
Age, 250: 515.: Ecl. M. 147: 333.
-—Thatched. (C. H. E. White) Antiq. n. s. 38: 69,
.116, 151,
— Wave-washed. Good Words, 47: 123.
Churchill, Lord Randolph. Bk. News, 24: 505. —Ed.
R. 204$ I. — (A. L. Lowell) Atlan. 98: 247. —
(R. Temple) No. Am. 174: 466. —-Liv. Age, 248:
367. —— (W. S. Churchill) Monthly R. 22, no. 22 41.
—,(W. S. Blunt) 19th Century, 59: 401. -—Ath. ’06,
1: 7.
— Churchill’s Life of. (Herbert Paul) Indep. R. 8: 326.
——(G. L. Beer) Critic, 49: 83. —Sat. R. 101: 18.
— “ The Grand Young Man.” (H. A. Bruce) Outl. 83:
9°5-
— The Making of a Statesman. (J . S. Mann) Contemp.
89: 233,
— Mr. Churchill’s Father. (H. Vivian) Fortn. 86: 893.
— Rosebery’s Life of. (A. A. Baumann) Sat. R. 102:
422,
Churchill, Winston. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 582.
— and his Campaign. (J . W. Remick) Outl. 84: 117,
— Historical Fiction of. (A. E. Hancock) Outl. 77: 753.
Churchill, Winston (of England), and Democracy.
Westm. 165: 15.
Churching of Grandma Pleasant, The.
bar) Lippinc. 75$ 337.
Chusan, Wei-Hai-Wei and.
84: 656.
Cibber, Colley, Apology of. (H. B. Irving) 19th Cent.
56: 451.
Cicada, Strange Cycle of the. (H. C. McCook) Harper,
109: 44.
Cicatrice, The. (Gouverneur Morris) Cent. 47$ 393.
Cicero. Brutus, Literary Sources in. (G.,L. Hendrick-
son) Am. J . Philol. 27: 184,
-— De Senectute. (W. Knight) Acad. 69: 1103, 1127,
=Liv. Age, 247: 747,
— His Appreciation of Greek Art.
Am. J. Philol. 25: 306.
— How Useful to Modern Statesman.
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 12: 1.
— in Maine. (M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 93$ 253.
— Inner Experience of. (R. S. Conway) Contemp. 81:
836.
— An Interview. (R. Y. Tyrrell) Internat. Q. 6: 74.
— Plutarch’s Life of, Gudeman’s Sources of. (W. H.
Johnson) Nation, 77: 17,
— Verrines, Vatican Codex of. (VV. Peterson) Am. J .
Philol. 26: 409.
Cicindela, Distribution of.
Natural. 38: 643.
Cider, Normandy, Production of. J . Soc. Arts, 49:
718.
Cigarette Habit, The. (C. B. Hubbell) Indep. 56: 375,
Cigarette-smoker, Confessions of a. Chamb. J . 80: 4.
Cigarette Smoking. Sat. R. 94$ 484.
Cigars. From Leaf to Cigar. Sci. Am. 95: 10..
Cilicia, Tarsus, and the Great Taurus Pass. (W. M.
Ramsay) Geog. J . 22: 357.
(P. L. Dun-
(D. C. Boulger) Fortn.
(G. Showerman)
(M. E. G. Duff)
(H. F. VVickham) Am.
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Cilurnum, Roman City, Ruins of. (E. Tebbutt) Idler,
241 451- .
Cimabue, The Real. (L. Douglas) 19th Cent. 53: 453.
Cimaruta, Structure and Development of the. (R. T.
Gilenthea) Folk-Lore, 16: 132,
Cinchona, Jamaica, Tropical Station at.
ton) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 427,
Cincinnati, Government of.
Clure, 25: 293.
—- Music Festival, 1906. Outl. 83: 66,
Cinderella, Tagalog Versions of. (F. Gardner) J . Am.
F olk-Lore, 19: 265.
(N. S. Brit-
(Lincoln Stefiens) Mc-
Cinderella of the Blackberry Patch. (W. M. Raine)
New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 449,
Cinderella of the Garden House. (Caroline Duer) Lip-
pinc. 76: 513.
Cinderella of the Links. (Zona Gale) Everybody’s,
12: 5,
Cinderella’s Sisters. (E. Ayrton) Lippinc. 70: 733.
Cinque Ports, Barons of. (M. F. Johnston) Macmil.
92: 130.
Cintra, Convention of, where signed? (H. N. Shore)
Un. Serv. M. 29: 81,
Cipher-writing. (G. Wilkes) Cosmopol. 36: 475, 584,
745-
Ciphers, Sacred. (C. Coleman) Craftsman, 5: 207.
Circle, Euphratean Divisions of. (R. Brown) Knowl.
25= 190.
Circles in Cornwall. (Norman Lockyer) Nature, 73:
366, 561. 74: 126.
Circuit Rider, The; Reminiscences. (F. J . Russell)
Green Bag, 15: 529,
Circular Projection, Van der Grinten’s. (G. W. Little-
hales) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 14.
Circulation, Clearing-house Emergency. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 67$ 416. — (H. White) Nation, 77: 87,
— of Water in Steam Boilers. (E. P. Watson) Cassier,
27: 248.
— Quantitative Circulation Scheme.
Science, 11. s. 21: 752,
Circumcision, Origin of. (J . G. Fraser) Indep. R. 4$
204,
Circumstantial Evidence, 1820.
40: 142.
Circumventing of Roxy Ann Purse, The ; a story. (A.
MacGowan) Munsey, 30: 494,
Circus, The American. (E. S. Hallock) Cent. 48:
568.
— Modern Organization of a. (W. Allen) Cosmopol.
(W. T. Porter)
(G. Rooper) Longm.
33¢ 37"-
—Side-shoow Studies. (F. Metcalfe) Outing, 46: 28,
406. 584- 47= 22-587.
— Social Side of the. (K. E. Harriman) Cosmopol. 41:
309.
— Society’s Amateur. (H. S. Archer) Cosmopol. 35$
105.
— Visit to the. (C. B. Davis) Outing, 44$ 145.
Circus Day. (Eugene Wood) McClure, 25$ 526.
Cirque at O1’ Ste. Anne, De. (W. B. Amsbary) Cent.
41: 708.
Cirques; a review. (Robert M. Brown) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 37: 86.
Cistercian Houses, Scottish. (M. Barrett) Dub. R.
130: 372, 131: 74,
Cistercian Order, Beginnings of. (W. A. P. Mason)
Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 19: 167.
Citania. (P. T. Lafleur) Nation, 76: 246.
Citation in Dialogue, Technique of. (G. L. Hendrick-
son) Am. J . Philol. 27: 184.
Cities, American, Betterment of. (J . H. McFarland ;
C. R. Woodruif) World’s Work, 8$ 4963.
— —— Geography of. (W alter S. Tower) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 371 577.
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Cities, American, Lack of Civic Beauty in. (A. Kelsey)
Booklover’s M. 21 163.
— —— Social Uplift in. (W. A. Hoy) Outl. 76: 740.
—— —- Statistical View of. (W. G. Davis) Gunton’s M.
23: 297,
— — Untidiness of. (A. D. F. Hamlin) Forum, 33: 322.
— — Vital Statistics of. (C. E. A. Winslow) Am.
Statis. Assoc. 71 449.
— Ancient, and Clan Villages.
Antiq. 252 375.
— Art in. (J . Schopfer) Archit. Rec. 12: 573.
———Beautifying of. (F. L. Olmsted) Indep. 54: 1870.
-—- (F. S. Lamb) Craftsman, 2: 172.
— Charters of. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 75: 126.
— Exodus from Country Districts to. (A. M. Brice)
Macmil. 90: 351.
— Home Rule for. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 751 6. —-
Internat. Q. 6: 399.
— Land Values in, Distribution of.
Yale R. 11: 124,
—— of the Pauline Churches. (W. M. Ramsay) Expos.
(A. H. Godbey) Monist, 15:
(S. D. Peet) Am.
(R. M. Hurd)
6th ser. I0: 401,
— of Refuge, Semitic.
605,
— Recent Growth of. (A. F. Weber) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 23: 223.
—— Remaking of. (C. M. Robinson) World’s Work,
12: 8046,
— Ruined, of Asia and America. (S. D. Peet) Am.
Antiq. 24: 135.
-— Structure and Growth of. (R. M. Hurd) Munic.
Aff. 6: 24.
— The Urban Sentiment. Spec. 971 394.
See Municipal.
Citizen, Debt of, to his Country. (B. Winchester)
Arena, 28: 125. '
Citizen Exiled, The. Spec. 92: 286.
Citizen Soldier, The Volunteer. (R. L. Bullard) J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 153. '
Citizens, Ideal Duties of Leading. (T. Roosevelt)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 73. ' -
—- of To-morrow. (Margaret McMillan) Indep. R. 10:
I73. =Liv. Age. 250: 600, ._
Citizenship and Allegiance. (J . W. Salmond) Law Q.
18: 49.
— and Suffrage. (W. L. Scruggs) Indep. 54: 1774. —
(W. L. Scruggs) No. Am. 177: 837.
— Basis of. Spec. 94: 207.
— — Christian. So. Atlan. Q. 1: 118,
—— Education for. (S. E. Forman) Educa. 25: 104,
— Good, True Patriotism and. (J . T. Yates) Arena,
29: 5 30.
—— in Southern Education. (VV. H. Heck) School R.
12: 810,
—— Lowell’s Conception of. (A. F. Lange) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 7: 106.
— Lower Standards of Morality in U. S. (F. T. Hill)
Everybody’s, I0: _ 51.} ' _
—— Nature Study and. (C. F. Hodge) Chant. 37: 438.
— of To-morrow, Saving the. (B. B. Lindsey) Char.
I5: 757-
— of the United States, Van Dyne’s. (G. Hunt) Nap
tion, 78: 216. -
—- Potter on, in relation to the Industrial Situation.
Craftsman, 4: 306.
—— Responsibility of. (J . W. Folk) Vanderbilt Univ.
Q. 5: 155.
— Science and. (Victor V. Branford) Am. J . Sociol.
11: 721.
— Training for, Smith on. (J . S. Young) School R.
10: 802,
-—- Training Schools for. (R. C. Wylie) Bib. Sac. 61:
466. .
128
CIVIC
Citrus Fruits 250 Years Ago.
West, 16: 377,
Citrus Plants ; Another of our First Families.
Powell) Indep. 60: 1086,
City, American, Wilcox on. (C. Zueblin) Dial, 37: 167,
— and its Church. (W. R. Richards) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
6: 23 5,
—— Beautifying the. (R. Sturgis) Scrib. M. 33: 509.
— The County of the. (G. W. Wilton) Jurid. R. 18:
(C. F. Lummis) Out
(E. R.
65.
-— Great; How it amuses itself. (J . W. Linn) World
To-day, 7: I543-
—-— Government of the.
Forum, 36: 611-,
-— — How supplied with Food. (E. Parsons) World
To-day, 5: 1432.
— -— of To-day. (A. Johnson) Char. 12: 23,
— The Insanity of the. (E. P. Powell) Arena, 29: 5 77.
-— of the Future, Forces Moulding the. (C. R. Wood-
ruff) Char. 17: 234.
— Plan of a. (J . Schopfer) Archit. Rec. I2: 692,
—— The Smaller, Social Significance of. (A. R. Mer-
riam) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 13: 291.
— Sonnet for the. (A. H. Branch) Atlan. 94: 5 I 3.
— Urbi et Crbi. Craftsman, 51 3 58.
— What a City might be. (M. G. Cunniff) World’s
Work, 10: 6353.
City Charters, City-made.
13: 380,
City Church, The Function of the. (G. Taylor) Chant.
38= 53-
City-country Club Plan, The.
Eng. M. n. s. 35: 169.
City Development, Civic Education and.
Contemp. 87: 413.
— P. Geddes on. Nature, 71: 511.
(W. Rodman Peabody)
(M. R. Maltbie) Yale R.
(W. S. Newell) New
(P. Geddes)
City Editor, The. (C. W. Meade) Bookman, 20: 25.
City Franchises, Mayor Low on. (J . T. Newcomb)
Nation, 77: 66.
City Government, Good, How it may be had. (L. E.
C. Garvin) No. Am. 179: 543.
See Municipal Government.
City Houses; Making them Beautiful. (Z. Milham)
World’s Work, 6: 4000.
City Improvement, Spirit of. Brush & P. 18: 149,
City Life, Crime, and Poverty. (J . R. Commons)
Chant. 39: 115.
City Lots, Vacant, Farming. (Allan Sutherland) R.
. fif Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 567,
City Making, Art of. (M. Schuyler) Archit. Rec. 12: 1,
City Monopolies, Municipal: Electric Lighting. Munic.
Afl-‘. 6: 87.
— Street Railways. Munic. Aff. 6: 68.
City Noise. Chamb. J. 791 670.
City Physicianship, The. (Lilian T. Bryant) McClure,
25: 323,
City Plan. (C. R. Lamb) Craftsman, 6: 2,
City Problems, Spiritual Solvents of. (G. Taylor)
Char. 15: 753.
City School, Social Service of a.
man, 10: 605,
City Water and City Waste. (H. Godfrey) Atlan. 98:
(J . Spargo) Crafts-
37 9~
Civic Art in Baltimore. (J . Dannenberg) Craftsman,
9: 202,
-— Robinson’s Modern. Craftsman, 4: 395.
— What is ? (H. Croly) Archit. Rec. 16: 46.
Civic Awakening, The Great. (J . H. McFarland)
Outl. 73: 917.
Civic Beauty. (C. M. Robinson) Craftsman, 5: 28 5,
— Duty of. (L. W. Miller) J . Frankl. Inst. I60: 71,
Civic Betterment, Survey of. Chant. v. 37—43.
Civic Centers. (J . D. Warner) Munic.Afi. 6: 1,
CIVIC
Civic Chronicle for I903 and 1904. (C. Zueblin) Chant.
39: "9I.
Civic Edhcation and City Development. (P. Geddes)
Contemp. 871 413.
— Ideas from the Juvenile City League. (W. C. Lang-
don) Chant. 431 370.
Civic Effort, Coiirdination of. (C. R. Woodruff) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 359.
Civic Federation, National. (R. M. Easley) Indep. 54:
206'.
Civic Irhprovement, A Decade of. (C. Zueblin) Chant.
36: 174.
—— from an Artistic Standpoint. Am. Arch. 89: 55.
— in Street and Highway. (S. Baxter) Cent. 42: 682.
— The Most Important Event in; Symposium. Chant.
37‘ 477-
—- Nationalization of. (J. H. McFarland) Char. I7:
229,
— What to Do and How to Do it. (S. Baxter) Cent.
2: 43.
— A4Year’s Work for. (Clinton R. Woodrnff) Chant.
431 3°‘-
Civic League of Mass., Town Room of. Craftsman,
91 675-
Civic Lessons from Europe.
Civic Movements, State—wide.
I7: 242,
Civic Organizations, Activities of, in the United States.
(Symposium) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 359.
Civic Oversonl, The. (A. Roeder) Arena, 28: 346,
Civic Problem from a Sociological Standpoint. (I. W.
Howerth) Am. J. Sociol. II: 207.
Civic Renascence, The. Chant. 38: 55-373.
Civic Spirit, The. (C. Zneblin) Chant. 38: 55.
Civics, Aim and Scope of. (S. E. Forman) School R.
11: 288,
— Junior, What is ? (E. C. Routzahn) Chant. 37: 515.
—— A School of. (A Roeder) Arena, 29: 131.
— A Test of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 399.
Civil Engineering as a Profession. (Daniel Willard)
Cosmopol. 35: 657.
— Graduate Study at the University of California.
(C. Derleth, jr.) Calif. Univ. Chron. 8: 388,
Civil Engineers of the Navy. Science, 11. s. _I8: 440,
Civil Government taught by Laboratory Method. (F.
H. H. Roberts) Educa. 22: 477.
Civil Service as a Career. Cornh. 88: I18,
Chant. 40: 548,
(D. F. Wilcox) Char.
— British. (H. L. Eccles) Canad. M. 28: 12o_—S;;,1;_
R. 102: 195.
— —-— Anomalies of the. (D. A. Thomas) Fortn. 79:
874- ~
— College Graduates and. (W. B. Shaw) Outl. 80:
129.
— Colonial, in Germany. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
20: 469.
—-— in American Cities. (C. D. Willard) Outl. 76: 938.
—in our New Dependencies. (W. D. F onlke) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 34°.
— Nation’s Debt to. Sat. R. 95: 38.
— under Roosevelt. (W. B. Shaw) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
31: 317.
Civil Service Applicants, Curious Answers given by.
(A. M. Jones) McClure, 21: 170,
Civil Service Examinations and Oxford. Sat. R. 93:
260, 396.
Civil Service Reform. (E. T. Lies) Char. I1: 474.
—— in Anglo-Saxon History and its Meaning to Civil-
ization. (M. F. O’Donoghne) Arena, 32: 369,
— in Wisconsin. (E. N. Warner) Canad. M. 27: 508,
— Legacy of. (C. T. H. Palmer) Californian, 4: 427.
-—Progress of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 76: 408,-
Outl. 78: 964.
Civilization. Spec. 89: 77.
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CLARKE
Civilization, Interests of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 782 42.
——Kidd’s Principles of Western. (W. G. P. Smith)
Mind, 27: 563. —- (A. M. Mergeland) Dial, 32: 416.
—- (D. MacG. Means) N ation, -74: 389. ——Quar. I951
617,
-— The Pride of Life. (M. Dana) Arena, 28: 48.
— The Tide of. (A. P. Trotter) Monthly R. 12, no. 11
I25.=Liv. Age, 238: 379.
Civilizations of Old and New Worlds, Mrs. Nuttal’s
Fundamental Principles of. Nature, 65: 268.
Cladel, Léon. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 102: 264.
Clafiin, Wm., with portraits. (Mary O. Sumner) New
Eng. M. n. s. 32: 270.
Claim in the Wilderness, The.
Overland, n. s. 46: 58.
(Alex. R. Schmidt)
Clammer, The. (W. J . Hopkins) Atlan. 96: 145.
Clams, Southern California. (C. M. Drake) Land of
Sun. 5: 159.
Clan System and Secret Societies among the North-
western Tribes, Development of. (J . R. Swanton)
Am. Anthropol. 6: 477.
Clancy of the Jack-pot. (C. F. Holder) McClure, 28:
150,
Clannish Criticism. Dial, 39: 103.
Clapp, Elmer E., Suburban Home of, Dedham, Mass.
Archit. Rec. 20: 419.
Clapp, H. A., Reminiscences. (I. A. Pyle) Dial, 33: 58.
Clapp, Moses E. Wis. Alum. M. 2: 237. .
Clare, St., at Assisi, Memories of. (G. V. Christmas
Cath. World, 79: 5 3o.
Clare, Ada, Queen of Bohemia.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 637.
Clare, John. (R. Oswald) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 382.
Clarendon, Edward Hyde, Lord. Am. Law R. 402
883.
Clarendon House. Ghosts of Piccadilly. (G. S. Street)
Monthly R. 25, no. 21 57. ‘
Clarissa’s Mission. (U. Hudson) Munsey, 332 723.
Clark. Ellery H., Athlete, with portrait. Every-
body’s, 9: 463.
Clark, George Rogers, and the Great Northwest. (C.
T. Brady) McClure, I9: 274.
— and the Kaskaskia Campaign, I777—78. Am. Hist.
R. 8: 491.
Clark, John Bates, on Distribution of Wealth. (E.
Biihm-Bawerk) Q. J. Econ. 21: 1.
Clark, Thomas, of Milford, Conn., and his Descend-
ants. (R. D. Smyth) N. E. Reg. 59: 132.
(C. W. Stoddard)
Clark, Thomas March, Bishop, and his Successor.’
Outl. 75: 296.
Clark, Walter Appleton, Former Apartment and
Studio of. Archit. Rec. 14: 219.
Clark, Gen. Wm. (W. R. Smith) Wash. Univ. Bull.
4. 46.
Clark, Professor W. (T. E. Champion) Canad. M. 18:
538-
Clark, Wm. A. (H. R. Knapp) Cosmopol. 34: 474.
Clark, Wm. M., Senator, House of. Archit. Rec. 192
29.
Clark, Lake, Alaska. (W. H. Osgood) Nat. Geog. M.
15: 326,
Clark University Library Building, Worcester, Mass.
(L. N. Wilson) Lib. J. 29: 249.
Clarke, Sir Andrew. Geog. J. 19: 763.
Clarke, C. Baron. Nature, 74: 495.
Clarke, Sir Caspar Pnrdon. (W. G. Panlson Town-
Send) Critic, 471 2II. —— (Geo. F. Knnz) Indep. 582
' 259- "- (J. Lane) Studio (Internat.) 25: 30.
— Metropolitan Museum under. Craftsman, 11: 156,
Clarke, Charlotte; her Book. (E. Rickert) Lamp,
28: 365.
Clarke, Sir George, with portrait. (VV. T. Stead) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 195.
CLARKE
Clarke, Mary C. Letters to an Enthusiast. (C. Ship-
man) Bk. Buyer, 24: 471,
Clarke, Richard, of Rowley, Mass., Descendants of,
in the line of Timothy Clark of Rockingham, Vt.
(T. B. Peck) N. E. Reg. 58: 267,
Clarke, W. Eagle. Bird-life at the South Orkney
Islands. Nature, 33: 570, .
Clarke, William Newton, The Theology of. (C. B.
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Clarkson School of Technology. Educa. 22: 648.
Clash of Sentimentalists. (A. D. Miller) Scrib. M. 33:
61,
Class Boy, The ; a story.
700, .
Class Criticism as a Means of Teaching Composition.
(E. C. Noyes) School R. 13: 696.
Class Struggle, The. (Jack London) Indep. 55: 2603.
Classes, The War of the. (T. B. Wilson) Overland,
n. s. 45: 465. '
Classic Influences in Modern Life.
107, 203, '
Classic Myths in Modern Art. Chaut. 42: 549.
Classical Association of the Middle West and South.
(W. G. Hale) Nation, 80: 330.
Classical Conference in connection with Michigan
Schoolmaster’s Club, Proceedings of. (J . C. Rolfe)
School R. 10: 154.—(J. H. Drake) School R. 10:
374. — School R. 11: 406,
Classical Conferences, Ten; a retrospect.
School R. 13: 423.
Classical Course, How make more attractive to High-
school Students ? (C. Allison) School R. 12: 365.
Classical Culture, True Spirit of. (A. F. West) Princ.
Univ. Bull. 10: 73.
Classical Education, A.
806.
—— Advantages of. (C. R. Gaston) Educa. 23: 257, 347.
—— Grammar to the Wolves. (P. A. W. Henderson)
Blackw. I79: 667,
-— The Navy and. (C. A. G. Bridge) Monthly R. 16,
no. 1: 63.
Classical Literature, Modern and. (R. Y. Tyrrell)
Liv. Age, 240: 567.:Ecl. M. 142: 520.
—- through English Translations. (E. O. Sisson) School
R, 14: 660.
Classical Quotation, Art of. (J . E. C. Welldon) 19th
Cent. 57: 671.
Classical Scholarship, Sandys’s History of.
Johnson) Nation, 78: 394. —Spec. 92: 53.
Classical Studies against Scientific, Lankester on. Sat.
R. 99: 831.
—— Claims of.
2: 86.
- in Rome. (H. Edmiston) Nation, 80: 478, 499,
-— Schools of, in Athens and Rome. (Rufus B. Rich-
ardson) Chaut. 43: II.
(E. Boltwood) Munsey, 31:
Chaut. 43: 1 1,
(F. Kelsey)
(A. C. Benson) Liv. Age, 246:
(W. H.
(A. W. Pickard-Cambridge) Indep. R.
Classical Study; how to make it Interesting. (H. E.
Burton) Educa. R. 25: 49.
Classical Teaching, Few Pedantries in. (J . E. Barrs)
School R. 10: 290,
Classical Training in a German Gymnasium, Some
Notes on. (F. J . Miller) School R. 12: 97.
Classical Writings, Did the Monks preserve the ? (W.
Birney) Monist, 15: 87,
Classics, Ancient and Modern, as Instruments of Edn-
cation. (T. H. Warren) Monthly R. 22, no. 2:
47-61.
-— are they to go ? (J . P. Postgate) Fortn. 78: 866.
—— as a Modern Study. (M. E. Robinson) Westm. 162:
92-
-- Compulsory.
— The
97-
(J . Collier) Cornh. 91: 496,
Crusade against. (T. R. Holmes) National, 42:
130
CLEMENS
Classics, English Translations of the. (R. Y. Tyrrell)
Acad. 71: 309.
-— Ignoble Use of.
1002,
— in Education. Spec. 92: 874,
—in Modern Education. (W. Baird) Educa. R. 23:
407.
-— The Influence of, in the Lives of Well-known
Moderns. (V. V. M. Beede) Chaut. 43: 141,
— —— on American Literature. (P. Shorey) Chant. 43:
121,
— Lineage of the. (F. G. Kenyon) Harper, 105: 335,
— New Way of Teaching, in Germany. (H. C. Brere-
ton) Educa. R. 28: 178,
—— Practical Side of the. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
83: 6,
— in Elementary School Curriculum.
son) Educa. 24: 1,
See Latin and Greek.
Classification, Library, James Duff Brown’s. (VV. W.
Bishop) Lib. J. 31: 836.
— — Decimal, Suggestions on the Use of. (F. D.
Tandy) Pub. Lib. 4: 139.
—— —— Problems in. (E. Bullock) Pub. Lib. 5: 6.
— — Richardson on. (C. W. Perley) Dial, 32: 84.
—of the Sciences, A New. (A. Schinz) Monist, 13:
456- '
— — Robert Flint on. Nature, 71: 505,
Claude Lorrain, with portrait. Mast. in Art, 6: 339.
Clausen, George. (H. Macfall) Acad. 67: 569.
Claverhouse, John Graham of, in Literature.
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Clay, Ben, Pocket-knife Artist. (Day A. Willey) Sci.
Am. 95: 425.
Clay, Henry, as a Lawyer. Am. Law R. 37: 1.
— Home of. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life Am. 6: 158.
-— Promoter of the National Road. (A. B. Hulbert)
Chaut. 38: 578.
-— J. M. Rogers on. Outl. 80: 933.
Clay, John Cecil, A Reporter in Crayons, with por-
trait. Bk. Buyer, 25: 39.
— Building in. (C. F. Binns) Craftsman, 4: 303.
— Burned, for Fire-proofing. (P. B. Wight) Am.
Arch. 90: 67, 75, 84.
Clay Modeling. (C. V. Kirby) Craftsman, 5: 490.
Clay-sealings from the F ayum. (J . G. Milne) J . Hel.
Stud. 26: 32.
Clay Workers, New School for.
845.
Cleanliness and its Advertisement.
Char. 12: 333.
Clear, Claudius. Letters on Life. Ath. ’02, 1: 105,
Clear Case of Science; a story. (J. H. Graves) Mc-
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Clearing the Way.
596-
Clearing-house System. (T. Gilman) J . Pol. Econ. 12:
208
(B. Winchester) 19th Cent. 52:
(H. A. Peter-
(M.
Science, n. s. 22:
(W. L. Ross)
(W. C. Morrow) Cosmopol. 41:
-— Extension of the. ‘ Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70: 433.
Clearing-houses, Federal. (H. White) Nation, 74: 85.
Clearness, Psychological Meaning of. (I. M. Bentley)
Mind, 29: 242.
Cleavage. (E. P. Lyon) Science, 11. s. 19: 350.
Cleghorn, Isabella and Joseph Hynson. (Katharine
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Cleland, J . (R. P. Karkaria) Ath. ’05, 2: 866.
Clemenceau, Georges. (Laurence Jerrold) Contemp.
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Contemp. 84: 656,
—- the Warwick of French Politics. (W. T. Stead)
(T. M. Parrott) Book-
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 677.
Clemens, S. L., with portrait.
lover’s M. 3: 145. — (R. Simboli) Critic, 44: 518.
, Clermont-Ferrand.
CLEMENS
Clemens, S. L., and the First Nevada Legislature.
(M. L. Luther) Land of Sun. I 5: I44.
— at Seventy. Outl. 81: 808. -—— (H. Lamont) Nation,
.81: 478.
— Boyhood Home of. (H. M. Wharton) Cent. 42: 675.
— Extracts from Adam’s Diary. Spec. 921 925.
—— Mark Twain and the “ Chat Noir.” (R. Phillips)
Bk. Buyer, 24: 379.
-— Reporter in San Francisco, 1862. (Dan De Quille)
Calif. M. 4: 176,
—— Spoken and Written Art of. (R. W. Gilder) Outl.
78: 842,
Clement of Alexandria. Church Q. 58: 348. — (J . B.
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-—- The Broad Churchman. (J . B. Mayor) Expos. 6th
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Clement VII.; Campeggio and the Divorce.
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Clement XIV-.; A Remarkable Literary Deception.
(J . M. Attenborough) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 219.
Clementsia Markhamiana, New Genus of Algw.
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Cleomenes I., Chronology of Reign of. (J . Wells)
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Cleopatras, Six. (W. Everett) Atlan. 95: 252.
Clergue, Francis H., of New Ontario. (A. E. McFar-
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36: 179,
Clergy, The, and the Church. (E. W. Hall) Contemp.
89: 852.:Liv. Age, 249: 784.
— Anecdotes of the. (R. Tangye) Chamb. J . 80: 369.
-—— Are they Honest? (W. Manning) Hibbert J . 4:
406,
—— Children of the.
(H.
(G.
(J . E. C. Welldon) I9th Cent. 59:
230,
-— English. Blackw. I74: 165,
— The French, and its Calumniators. (J . Gerard)
Month, 104: 26.
— Want of Confidence in the. Westm. I60: 462,
Clergyman, City, Day’s Work of. Indep. 54: 1174.
— Temptations of a Young. (R. Mackenzie) Cosmo-
pol. 40: 417.
Clergyman’s Wife; a story.
M. 20: 7o. '
Clergymen as Educationalists. Westm. I 58: 433.
— Honor among. (A. S. Crapsey) Outl. 81: 25.
— Letters to, Curious. Indep. 54: 794.
Clerical Robinson Crusoe, A. (A. Birnage) Good
Words, 47: 57.
Clerical Veracity. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 359.
Clerk, Position of the. (J . J . Nevin) Westm. I 58: 462.
Clerks of Works and their Duties. Am. Arch. 88: 174.
(A. Symons) Sat. R. 96: 452.
Clesinger, Solange Dudevant-Sand. Macmil. n. s. I:
862,
(N. B. Lugrin) Canad.
Cleveland, Grover. (VV. A. White) McClure, I8: 322,
— (F. A. M-unsey) Munsey, 34: 7 56.
— Ambition of. (R. H. MacDonald, Jr.) Calif. M. 4:
192, ,
-— goes a-fishing. (C. W. Sanders) Outing, 46: 680.
Cleveland, Ohio, a City finding itself. (F. C. Howe)
World’s Work, 6: 3088,
— Civic Art in. (E. A. Roberts) Craftsman, 9: 41,
— Education of, through its Chamber of Commerce.
(F. C. Howe) Outl. 83: 739.
—Evening Schools of. (F. H. Reed) School R. 12:
319-
— Franchise Situation in. (E. W. Bemis) Munic. Aif.
6: 261.
— Government of. (Lincoln Steifens) McClure, 25:
293’-
— Grouping of Public Buildings in. (Edwin C. Baxter)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 561,
131
CLOCKS
Cleveland, Ohio, Home Gardening Association. (Starr
Cadwallader) Chaut. 43: 320.
—- Housing-problem in. Char. I2: 346.
-— Plan of School Administration. (S. P. Orth) Pol.
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-— Public Library Building. (W. H. Brett) Lib. J . 271
27,
— -—- Woodland Branch Building. Lib. J . 291 479.
-—- The Significance of Mayor Johnson’s Election. (E.
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—- The Slavic Race in. (M. Kucera) Char. I3: 377.
-— to Milwaukee, A. L. A. Post-conference Trip, 1896.
Pub. Lib. I: 140,
—- Traction Struggle in. (G. C. Sikes) Outl. 84: 657.
Clever Fraud, A. (W. S. Rogers) New Eng. M. n. s.
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Clever Necromancer. (M. Sherwood) Atlan. 972 547.
Clever People, A Cure for. Chamb. J . 79: 97. = Liv.
Age, 232: 673. =Ecl. M. 138: 604, '
Cliif-dweller Expedition, The. Land of Sun. 14: 220,
Cliff-dwellers. (E. C. Peixotto) Scrib. M. 33: 741.
— A Day with the. (G. H. I/Vallace) Land of Sun. 131
23,
— of America. (G. N. Richardson) Calif. M. 4: 774.
— Ruins of the Mesa Verde. (A. H. Thompson) Am.
Antiq. 27: 6.
Cliff Dwellings of S. W. United States. (H. T. Mason)
Calif. M. I: 193.
— Preservation of the. (Katherine L. Smith) Overland,
n. s. 39: 875.
Clifford, Anne. (G. Hill) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 56.
Clifford, Hugh. A Free Lance of To-day. Monthly
‘ R. II, no. 2: I2. -
Cliifords, The, in Shakespeare and Wordsworth. (M.
G. Hering) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 233.
Clifton College. Sat. R. 95: l447.
Clifton House, Richmond, Va. (G. R. Tolman) Am.
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Cliftonite, Internal Stucture of. (J . M. Davidson) Am.
J. Sci. 163: 467.
Climate and Railroading.
n, 3, I82 I86.
—- Changes of. (R. De C. Ward) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 458.
— Efiects of Civilization upon. (S. L. Bastin) Monthly
R. 24, no. 3: 90. ILiv. Age, 25!: 721,
— Therapeutics of. (G. Brown) Asia. R. 42: 334.
Climates, Classification of. (R. De C. Ward) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 401, 465.
— Evolution of. Geog. J . 24: 574.
Climatic Features in the Land Surface.
Am. J. Sci. 169: 165.
— of the Pleistocene Ice Age.
27: 182.
(R. De C. Ward) Science,
(A. Penck)
(A. Penck) Geog. J.
Climatic Zones, The, and their Subdivisions. (R. De
C. Ward) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 371 385.
Climatology, Teaching of, in the U. S. (R. De C.
Ward) Science, n. s. 23: 822.
Climax, The; a story. Blackw. I73: 753.=Ecl. M.
141: 486_:Liv, Age, 238: 422,
Climbing the (J oint-stock) Tree. (G. Yard) Liv. Age,
244: 623, .
Clipped Wings. (Mary S. Boyd) Chamb. J . 791 1-506-
Clipper Ship, A, and her Commander. (F. J . Mather.
jr.)At1an. 94: 649.
Clive, Robert. (C. F. Lavell) Cl1aut. 441 I53-
Clock without a Face; a story. (M. H. Peixotto)
Cosmopol. 35: 239.
Clocks, Carillons, and Bells. (A. A. Johnston) J . Soc.
Arts. 49= 359-
— The Crown. Chamb. J. 81: 772.
—— Long Case. (J . F. Butler) Studio (Internat.) I7: 188.
— Markers of Time. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 2: 5 3.
- Strasbourg. Good Words, 44: 681.
oLo1soNN15
Cloisonné Glass. Am. Arch. 89: 202,
Cloisonné Vase, The. (Mabel H. Urner) Booklover’s
M. 6: 717.
-Cloister Cask, The. (E. L. Edholm) Overland, n. s.
39‘ 529-
Clopton, Joan, an English Anchoress. (F. M. Steele)
Cath. World, 781 331.
Close Call, A. (Alex. Hunter) Outing, 45: 40!.
Closed Account. (H. B. Smith) New Eng, M. n. s.
27: 31.
Closed Book, The. (W. Le Queux) Chamb. J . 81: 1-
612,
Closed Market, Union Shop, and the Common Law.
(W. D. Lewis) Harv. Law R. 18: 444.
Closed Shop, The. (C. J . Bullock) Atlan. 94: 433.
—- Fallacy of the. (G. H. Ellis) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 27: 517.
—- Law of the. (D. MacG. Means) Nation, 79: 46.
Closed-shop Controversy, The.
Bag, 18: 339.
Cloth Manufacture and the Law under the Earlier
Edwards. (L. G. Smith) Green Bag, I4: 595.
(C. R. Darling) Green
Clothes, My. (W. Kirkland) Atlan. 94: 359.
—- Psychology of. (L. W. Flaccus) Pedagog. Sem. 13:
61
Clothing Industry in New York, Pope on. (Edith
Abbott) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 252.
Cloud F ancies. (G. S. Hall) Pedagog. Sem. IO: 96.
Clouds. (D. W. Barker) Knowl. 25: 104.
— and Health. Science, 11. s. 23: 511.
— as seen from Cloud Level. (J . M. Bacon) Knowl.
26: 114,
—— Clayden’s Studies of. (Mabel Loomis Todd) Nation,
82: 328.—Sat. R. 101: 456,
-— Formation and Motions of. (F. H. Bigelow) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 60: 495. -
—— General Motion of. Nature, 711 329.
— Iridescent. (R. D. Ward) Science, 16: 32, 192.
— Photographing. (H. G. Cox) Ctry Life Am. 4: 278.
—(W. J. S. Lockyer) Knowl. n. s. 3: 495.
—- —from Mt. Tamalpais. (O. Van Bargen) Ctry Life
Am. I1 203.
Clouds of the Sun; a drama. (Isabella H. Fiske) Poet-
Lore, 15, no. 2: 53.
Clough, Anne Jemima. Acad. 65: 230.
Clough, Arthur Hugh. (C. T. Winchester) Meth. R.
66: 716,
Clovers, The. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 39: 384.
Clowes Family Record. Pennsyl. M. 29: 489.
Clowns and Clowning. (K. E. Harriman) Cosmopol.
39: 151.
— Shakespeare’s Clownery. (C. W. Hodell) Poet-Lore,
17, no. 4: 113.
Club of Croesus; a story. (J . Blethen) Booklover’s
M. 5: 245.
Club Deficits. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80: 66.
Club Woman, The. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 76: 419.
Clubland, Literary. See Literary Clubland.
—- A Ramble in. (A. I. Shand) Monthly R. 13, no. 3:
156.-=Liv. Age, 240: 182.:-‘Eel. M. 1421 358.
Clubs I have known. (T. H. S. Escott) Chamb. J . 79:
624.
—— Loi1don’s Clubland. (A. Kinnear) Munsey, 26: 646.
— The Powers of. (T. C. Williams) National, 42:
235.
-—— Sportsman’s, of California. (A. Lee) Outing, 39:
535-
Cnidus. (E. M. Forster) Indep. R. 2: 278.
Cnossus, Crete, Palace at. (W. N. Bates) Am. Arch.
89: 87. . ‘
Coach, The Old Road. (H. H. S. Pearse) Outing, 40:
649.
Coach Roads of England, Harper on. Ath. ’03, 1: 39.
132
COAL
Coaches, College Athletic, ' Professional. (O. G. Vil-
lard) Nation, 77: 46.
Coaching. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 42: 354.
—— in England. (M. W. Higginson) Outl. 74: 831,
—— in France. The Charm of the Road. (J . M. Hyde)
Harper, I04: 914,
—- Road-coach “ Pioneer.” (R. W. Rives) Outing, 44:
139-
Coahuia Indian Food-getter. (D. P. Barrows) Land
of Sun. 4: 164,
Coahuia Indians, The.
5: 106,
Coal and Water Power; Natural Sources of Wealth.
Chamb. J. 80: 189.
— Anthracite, in Virginia.
27: 328,
— Anthracite Carrying Railways.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 66,
— Anthracite Industry in Pennsylvania, Roberts on.
Nature, 66: 50. —— (J. Douglas) Nation, 74: 254.
— — in the U. S. (John Birkinbine) Cassier, 22: 507,
— — in West Virginia. (W. Griflith) J . Frankl. Inst.
I54= 431-
— —— Labor Situation in the Industry. (F. J . Warne)
Outl. 81: 922.
—— — Present Conditions in the Industry. (D. Willcox)
No. Am. 181: 216,
— Anthracite Mine VVorkers and their Demands. (P.
Roberts) Internat. Q. 12: 208,
— Big Stone Gap Field of Virginia and Kentucky.
(J. L. Pultz) Engin. M. 28: 71.
—- British and American Mining by Machinery; a
Comparison. (A. S. E. Ackermann) Engin. M.
231 357.
— Conservation of.
(D. P. Barrows) Land of Sun.
(L. S. Randolph) Cassier,
(H. T. Newcomb)
(A. J . Martin) J. Soc. Arts, 54:
5 31.
—— Cost of. A Ton of Anthracite. (F. J . Warne) Outl.
82: 888.
— The Drama of.
12: 7894.
— Duty on, and the Duty of Congress. Outl. 72: 925.
— for Russia. (T. Baty) Monthly R. 18, no. 21 I28.
— Free, and the Future of the Tarifi. Nation, 76: 64,
— Geological Excursions in the Pittsburgh Coal Re-
gion. (A. W. Graban) Science, 16: 274.
— Growth and Direction of British Foreign Trade in.
(D. A. Thomas) J. Statis. Soc. 66: 439.
-— in the Anthracite Region. Pictures.
Oakley) Cent. 50: 724.
— Indian, Commercial Value of.
25: 367,
—Misuse of. (W. Rosenhain) Nature, 66: 29. — (J.
Perry) Nature, 65: 464. — (D. E. Hutchins) Na-
ture, 66: 246,
(R. Wadsworth) World’s Work,
(Thornton
(M. Brown) Cassier,
— Problem of ;' its Relation to the Empire. (C. W.
Bellairs) J. Soc. Arts, 49: 549,
—Soft, Collective Bargaining in. (U. S. Parker) J.
Pol. Econ. 12: 546,
— Supply of Admiralty.
461 542-
—— Testing of. (H. S. Knowlton) Cassier, 29: 289. -
—- The Tragedy of. (R. H. Brewer) Good Words, 47:
(W. B. Dawkins) National,
46.
-— Weathering of. (Edward Atkinson) A1n. Arch. 83:
SS-
—— Welsh; an Industrial Romance. Chamb. J. 83:
577.
—— Welsh Smokeless, for the Navy. (VV. H. Renwick)
19th Cent. 57: 154.
Coal and Iron Combinations in Germany.
ous) Q. J. Econ. 17: 326.
Coal Capital, Exports of, from England. (J . H. School-
(A. E. Say-

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. Coal Resources of the Pacific.
COAL
Coal Conflict, The Public and the. (H. E. Rood) No.
Am. 181: 603. ‘ -
Coal Cutting Machinery. (E. W. Parker) Cassier, 22:
291.
Coal Deposits of the Northwest. (F. A. Wilder) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: I86,
Coal Famine and the Railroads.
tion, 83: 527.
Coal-fields of Arkansas. Science, 11. s. 24: 5 32.
— of Crow’s Nest Pass, British Columbia. (E. Jacobs)
Engin. M. 27: 36.
Coal Industry, The. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 39: 73.
— Development of. (W. G. Irwin) Gunton’s M. 222 544.
— German, Monopolistic Combinations in -the. (F.
Walker) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 5: 45!.
Coal Mine, Burning, Attempts to extinguish. Am.
Arch. 85: 54.
Coal Miners and Operators.
(A. D. Noyes) Na-
(F. J . Warne) Outl. 82:
643.
——- Anthracite, Investor’s Interest in the Demands of.
(E. S. Meade) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 36.
——- Scottish. (K. Durland) Outl. 72: 45 5.
Coal Mines and the Law. (B. Wyman) Green Bag,
14: 514, (H. W. Chaplin) 540. '
— and Mining, Anthracite. (Rosamond D. Rhone) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 54,
-— Economic Study of. (R. Cartright) Cath. World,
751 715-
-- Government. (H. White) Nation, 75: 298.
— Prussian Ownership of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 79:
233-
Coal Mining by Receivers. (H. White) Nation, 75: 258,
—— Hoisting Practice in Pennsylvania. (R. V-Norris)
Engin. M. 29: 892.
—- in India. (E. Benedict) Cassier, 22: 365.
—~ in the Pocahontas Field, Va. (G. L. Fowler)
Engin. M. 27: 217.
—- —- Social and Industrial Conditions in.
Fowler) Engin. M. 27: 383.
— in the United Kingdom.
Engin. M, 26: 20, 193, 400,
Coal-mining Industry, Conciliation and Arbitration in.
(H. Justi) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 3: 279.
Coal-mining Regions, Life in the. (J. Douglass)
Nation, 78: 474.
-— WVhat has followed the Strike.
World’s Work, 7: 4571,
(G. L.
(R. A. S. Redmayne)
(C. Warfield)
(H. Emerson) Engin.
M. 23: 16!.
Coal Strike. See Strike, Coal.
Coal-strike Commission, Results of Arbitration under.
(C. D. Wright) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 42: 71.
Coal-supply, The National British. Quar. 203: 136.
—- -— Report of the Royal Commission on. (J . Macau-
lay) Econ. J. 15: 267. —(J. Macaulay) Econ. J. 15:
267.
Coal-tar, Richness of. (E. Wood) Munsey, 33: 216.
Coal-tar Color Industry. (H. Schweitzer) Science, 11. s.
24: 481. ,
Coal-tar Industry and its Jubilee. (C. Baskerville) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 43I.
——- in England and Germany during past Fifteen Years.
(A. C. Green) Science, 11. s. I5: 7.
——- Jubilee of the. (J. C. Cain) Nature, 74: 318,
Coal-testing Plant at St. Louis Exposition. (D. T.
Randall) Cassier, 26: 59o.— (E. W. Parker) Engin.
M. 29: 211.
Coal Trade, American, Problems of the Expansion of.
(F. E. Saward) Engin. M. 30: 374.
— British, \Vages and Profits in. (T. Good) Cassier,
29: 370.
—-— Retail, Course of.
394-
(D. T. Day) Nat. Geog. M. 13:
KB
COCHRANE
Coal Trade, South Wales. (T. I. Jones) Econ. R. 16: 15.
Coal Trust, The, and the Labor Trust. (H. Davis)
Everybody’s, I4: 640,
—- Labor Trust and People.
14‘ 435-
Coal Wars, Australasian Cures for.
Atlan. 90: 667,
Coaling of Warships, New Apparatus for.
95: 381-
Coaling Competitions in the Royal Navy. (H. C. F yfe)
Good Words, 45: 20.
Coals of Fire. (K. W. Yeigh)_Canad. M. 27: 463.
Goals of Fire. (A. Stoddart) Lippinc. 69: 356.
Coast, Denudation of, in England. (E. A. Martin)
Knowl. n. s. 3: 348, 368.
Coast Artillery, Statement of the Present Needs of.
(G. M. Brooke) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 257,
Coast Artillery Regiment, New York’s. (F. B. Ed-
wards) Army & Navy Life, 8, no. 10: 47,
Coast Defense and the Fleet. (H. N. Shore) Un. Serv.
M. 24: 325.- (Garrison Gunner) Un. Serv. M.
25: 1o.
— Future of. (W. A. Moore) Un. Serv. M. 28: 234,
Coast Erosion. (Clement Reed ; E. R. Mathews)
Geog. J. 28: 487.
-— and Protection. Nature, 712 92.
Coast Patrol, The. (A. Hewitt) Outl. 79: 5 3!.
Coast Survey, Shall we dismember the ? Nation, 77:
260.
Coasting. (J . L. Steele) Outing, 41: 460,
Coat at the Furrier’s. (L. F ulda) Lippinc. 72: 704.
“ Cob-walling,” Decadence of the Art of. (I. G.
Sieveking) Gent. M. n. s. 7!: 221,
Cobalt, The New Silver City. (Starr Bullock) Harp.
W. 50: 806. —(G. L. Stryker) World To-day, I1:
2.
Cobalt Ore Deposits. (J. A, Macdonald) Engin. M.
31: 406,
Cobaltite occurring in Northern Ontario, Canada. (J .
S. De Lury) Am. J. Sci. 171: 275.
Cobb, B. Francis. J . Soc. Arts, 49: 414.
Cobb, James, Tours of, I8I5—I6. (W. L. Clowes)
Spec. 91: 342.
Cobb, Sanford Hoadley. Lit. W. (Bost.) 33$ 120.
Cobbe, Frances Power. (F. B. Sanborn) Am. J . Soc.
Sci. 42: 63.——(J. Verschoyle) Contemp. 85: 829.
=Liv. Age, 242: 70.——(M. L. Johnson) Westm.
161: 653.
Cobbett, William, Carlyle’s Life of. Ath. ’03, 2: 6:5.
—Spec. 93: 867.
Cobden, Richard. Blackw. I75: 140.
—— and Cobdenism. (L. J . Maxse) National, 43: 861.
— and the Corn-laws. Spec. 91: 279.
— and Modern Liberalism. (H. Samuel) 19th Cent.
55: 898.
— Centenary of. Spec. 92: 912.
-— Civilization and Commerce.
Westm. I66: 265.
—-Foreign Teacher of, [Frédéric Bastiat].
Welsford) National, 46: 68.
— The Real. (H. W. Wilson) National, 43: 634.
(H. Davis) Everybody’s,
(H. D. Lloyd)
Sci. Am.
(W. E. A. Axon)
(J. W.
Cobden-Sanderson and the Dover Bindery. (E. Pres-'
ton) Craftsman, 2: 21,
Cobdenism and Capital. Fortn. 80: I9.
— and the Colonies. Fortn. 80! I93.
— The Revolt against. (H. W. Wilson) National, 41:
%L
Cobra, The, and the Mongoose. (Lt.-Col. J. Mac-
gregor) Chamb. J. 83: 193.
“Cocher Martin.” (J. F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 97:
"82,
Coclirane, Sir Alexander Inglis, a great British Ad-
miral. (N. R. Martin) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 85,
COCHRAN E
Cochrane, Alfred. Collected Verses. Monthly R. 14,
no. 11 44.
Cochrane, Thomas, Lord, “ Secret Plans” of. Un.
Serv. M. 27: 457.
Cook Robin. (J . Oxenham) Longm. 40: 437,=Ecl.
M. 139: 812.=Liv. Age, 235: 155.
Cockchafers. (E. A. Butler) Knowl. 25: ,1.
Cocker Spaniel, The. (J . Watson) Ctry Life Am.
9. 64.
Cockerell, S. Pepys, Artist. (C. H. Browne) Studio
(Internat.) 21: 116,
Cockrell, Francis Marion, with portrait.
Williams) World To-day, 8: 38.
Cockroaches, Geological History of.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 244,
-- Paleozoic, Some N ew Structural Characters of. (E.
H. Sellards) Am. J. Sci. 165: 307.
— —— Study of the Structure of. (E. H. Sellards) Am.
J. Sci. 168: 113, 213. .
Cocoa in Trinidad: an Opening for Enterprise. Chamb.
J , 82: 663,
Cocopah Indians, Among the.
Land of Sun. 14: 196.
Cocos Island, 'I‘reasure—seeking on.
(Walker
(E. H. Sellards)
(N. H. Chittenden)
Chamb. J . 82:
113,
Cocos Keeling Islands. Romance of a Scots Family.
(H. Clifford) Blackw. 171: 309.
Cod, Cape. (C. Johnson) New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 739,
— Decay of. New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 343.
— Hunting on the Sand Dunes of. (A. E. Marr) Out-
ing. an 373:
— Lakes of. (S. W. Abbott) New Eng. M. n. s. 261
339-
- Notes on. (A Returned Native) New Eng. M. n. s.
26: 329,
Code Napoleon, The ; how it was made, and its Place
in the World’s Jurisprudence. (U. M. Rose) Am.
Law R. 40: 833.
Codera, Francisco, Saavedra’s Homenaje 11.
Macdonald) Nation, 81: 244,
Codex Bezee, Original Contents of. (J . Chapman)
Expos. 6th series, 12: 46.
Codfish, Catching of. (W. J . Henderson) Cent. 50:
(D. B.
485.
Cod-fisheries, A Polemic on. (VV. D. Foulke) Dial,
361 37.
Codfishers of Newfoundland.
‘Work, 6: 3617.
Codling Moth, George Compere and the Parasite for
the. (E. P. Irwin) Overland, n. s. 45: 358.
Codonotheca, a New Type of Spore-bearing Organ from
the Coal Measures. (E. H. Sellards) Am. J. Sci.
. 166: 87,
Co-educated Girls, Ten, Two Hundred Years Ago.
(Mrs. H. M. Plunkett) Scrib. M. 33: 450.
(N. Duncan) World’s
Co-education. Canad. M. 21: 377.—(J. P. Garber)
Educa. 23: 235.
—- Adjustment to. (E. B. Clapp) Calif. Univ. Chron.
2: 333-
—— at the Un'versity of Chicago. Nation, 75: 147.
-— from Anolther Standpoint. (E. E. Slosson) Indep.
55: 366.
— in Colleges. A Man’s View. (W. A. Curtis) Outl.
72: 887.
-— —- A Woman’s View. (M. E. Cook) Outl. 72: 890.
— in Practice. (John Russell) Acad. 71: 253,
—— in Secondary Schools. Nation, 76: 455.
— in the United States. (A. S. Draper) Educa. R. 25:
1o9.—-(A. L. Diggs) Westm. 160: 665,
-—- Limited Segregation. (J . E. Armstrong) School
R. 14: 726.
____.2--Permanency of. (Ida HllHarper) Indep.,55: 603,
-- Pros and Cons of. Nation, 76:367.
. 134

COLERIDGE
Co-education, The Question of. (G. S. Hall) Munsey,
34: 588. -— (D. S. Jordan) Munsey, 34: 683,
— Reaction from. (J. R. Angell) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 5.
— Recent Experiments in. (E. S. Tylee) Westm. 160:
313-
— Why it loses Ground. (H. T. Finck) Indep. 551
301, 361,
Co-educational College, Social Life of the. (E. S. Par-
sons) School R. 13: 382. ' '
Coffee and Coffee-houses. (E. Hill) Gent. M. n. s. 71:
47.
— in Guatemala.
742-
- King. Chamb. J. 82: 23.
Cofiee-club Movement in California.
321 519-
Coifee Culture in Hawaii.
land, 11. s. 41: 171.
Coifers, Ancient, and Cupboards. Antiq. n. s. 39: 50.
-- (J . C. Cox) Reliquary, 43: 109,
—— — Roe on Ancient. Ath. ’03, I: 8.
Coflin, Charles, President of East Tennessee College,
with portrait. (T. W. Jordan) Univ. of Tenn.
Rec. 3: 3.
Cog-wheels, Geometry of, Tessari on.
Nature, 66: 218,
Cogswell, Francis.
11. s. 33: 230,
Cohesion, Studies in.
3: 502,
Cohn, Albert. Ath. ’O5. 21 336.
Coigny, Aimée de, Memoirs. (A. Laugel) Nation, 75:
148.
Coin-counting and Coin-wrapping Machine. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 68: 661.
Coinage Oflicial, the, Evolution of. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
69: 319.
— Romance of.
101,
— Silver. (W. W. Bower-s)_Calif. M. 4: 544.
Coining Machinery in Chinese Mints. (Oberlin Smith
and H. A. Janvier) Cassier, 24: 3.
Coins and Coinage in the New England Colonies.
A. Ogg) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 739.
— Frauds with Gilded. Chamb. J . 79: 88.
(E. T. Y. Parkhurst) Calif. M. 2:
(E. Fox) Arena,
(J . L. McClelland) Over-
(G. H. Bryan)
(A. Gradenwitz) Knowl. n. s.
(T. A. Cook) Monthly R. 16, no. 3:
(F.
— Greek. (O. S. Tonks) Chaut. 43: 203.
— Religious Symbols on. (W. H. Render) Sund. M.
35: 117-
—- Roman, A Hoard of, from Tarquinii. (G. N. Ol-
cott) Am. J . Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 404,
—- Various Types of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 70: 467,
Coit, Stanton, Positivists and. (F. Harrison) Internat.
J. Ethics, 17: 13. _
Cokain, Sir Astor, Works of. (G. Barnett Smith) Ath.
’o2, 1: 468.
Coke Ovens, Bee-hive, Increasing Yield from. (C.
Catlett) Cassier, 24: 534,
Cokelers, The. (Viscount Turnour) National, 44:
106.
Colby, Everett, in Politics. (L. Stefiens) McClure,
26: 420.
—— the Man who “got mad.” (J . L. Williams) Outl.
82: 407
Colchester Mint in Norman Times.
Eng. Hist. R. 18: 305.
Cold, Effect of, on Animals. Spec. 88: 11.
— Taking. (S. S. Wallian) Outing, 40: 754.
Cold-frames. Ctry Life Am. 5: 43.
Coleman, John, Fifty Years of his Life. Ath. 04, 2:
(J . H. Round)
219.
Coleridge, Hartley. (W. Bailey-Kempling) Good
Words, 46: 444. —-— (J . K. Hudson) Temp. Bar, 127:
409. = E81. M. 141: 75- = Liv- Age. 257= 475-
(M. B. Brinkerhoff) New Eng. M. '
COLERIDGE
Coleridge, J . Duke, Lord. Ed. R. 201: 361.
— Coleridg-e’s Life and Correspondence of. Ath. ’03,
2: 725.--Spec. 94: 53.
Coleridge, S. T. (M. J. Ryan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 12:
313. —-(A. Symons) Internat. Q. 9: 317.
—— and the Wedgwood Pension. (T. Hutchinson)
Acad. 70: 283, 306.
— and Tennyson at Clevedon. (A. L. Salmon) Temp.
Bar, 132: 153.: Ecl-. M. 145: 512,
—— at Samuel Rogers’s; a Literary Symposium.
M’Clure) Chamb. J. 82: 716.
-—— Bibliography of. (L. H. Haney) Ath. ’04, 1: 498.
— Coleridgeana. (B. Dobell) Ath. ’04, 1: 5 3.
— The Enigmatical. (F. McElfresh) Meth. R. 64:
(R.
75-
— a Religious Teacher. (G. M. Hughes) Meth. R. 64:
590.
— Washington Allston’s Portrait of. (A. N. Meyer)
Critic, 48: 138.
Coleridge Family of England, Lord Coleridge’s Story
of. Ath. ’05, 2: 885.
Colet, Dean, and Archbishop Warham. (P. S. Allen)
Eng. Hist. R; 17: 303.
Colin Clout, Spenser’s Dating of. (Percy W. Long)
Nation, 33$ 368.
Collaboration, A; a story.
55°
(G. Burgess) Munsey, 26:
Collaboration; a story. (J . Noel) Overland, n. s. 41:
385.
Collar Starcher’s Story, A. Indep. 59: 305,
Collecting, Romance of. Art J . 57: 52.
Collections, Special, in Small Libraries. (C. McIlvaine)
Pub. Lib. 10: 271,
Collective Morality. Spec. 91: 597,
Collective Phenomena, and the Scientific Value of Sta-
tistical Data. (E. G. F. Gryzanovski) Am. Econ.
Assoc. 3d ser. 7: 476.
College, The. (W. De W. Hyde) Educa. R. 28: 461, —
(M. Carey Thomas) Educa. R. 29: 62,
— Administration of the Modern. (W. J . Tucker)
Q Dart. Bi-Mo. 1: 129,
-— Admission to; are the Requirements too Great?
(Wilson Farrand) Educa. R. 31: 1. I
— — by Certificate. (G. E. McLean) Science, 22: 167.
-—— (J. M. Hart) Nation, 17: 207,
— —— Conditions of. (G. E. MacLean) Science, n. s.
23: 645.
(J . E.
— —— Educational Value of Examinations for.
Russell) School R. 11: 42,
-— —— A New Method of. (D. D. S. Lowell) Educa. R.
24: 338.
-—— — Requirements for. (E. H. Sears) Wash. Univ.
Bull. 4: _12.-O-(F. Ramaley) Educa. 24: I277.
-— — -— and the Secondary-school Work. (J . C. Kirt-
land, jr.) School R. 13: 818,
-— — —- Is the Course Best for those who go no further ?
(J . G. Needham) Science, n. s. 19: 650.
-— — —— Should Biblical History and Literature be
offered? Bib. World, 23: 339.
— — —- Should High School Diploma admit ? (W. T.
Foster) Educa. 26: 203,
_-- — —- Uniformity of, What has been gained in the
Past Twenty Years? (C. W. Eliot) School R. 12:
7 .
——- Admission Tests in Common. (E. H. Hall) Harv.
Grad. M. 10: 525.
- The American. (N. M. Butler) Educa. R. 25:
11.
-— —— The Immediate Future of. (A. T. Hadley) Cent.
47: 864.
- — Independence of. World’s Work, 12: 7927,
-— — Problem of. (Brander Matthews) Bookman, 193
291,
135
COLLEGE
College, the American, Self-supporting Student in.
(O. F. Lewis) No. Am. 179: 718.
— — A Weakness in. (C. F. Thwing) Lamp, 26:
187.
—- The American Boy and.
42: 158.
—- and Community. Outl. 83: 926.
— and the Drama. (Frank S. Arnett) Appleton’s M.
8: 372.
——and the University. (S. Low) Colum. Univ. Q. 2:
235-
—- -— American. (W. O. Thompson) Educa. 26: 315.
— — Shall the State restrict the Use of these Terms.
(A. S. Draper) Educa. R. 24: 10,
(W. L. Hervey) Chant.
— An Apology for going to. (Helen Keller) McClure,
2 5: 190,
— as an Educational Influence. (C. E. Birdseye) Outl.
83: 757-
- Best. (E. G. Dexter) Educa. 24: 603,
— —- What is ? (E. G. Dexter) World’s Work, 5: 3302,
— Business Men’s Criticisms of. (D. S. Jordan) Indep.
54‘ I932-
— The Christian ; its Function and Opportunity. (A.
T. Perry) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 11: 5.
— The Denominational. (C. Clever) Ref. Ch. R. 50:
386.
-— Dubious Outlook for.
638.
—- Dynamic Biology in. (G. F. Hodge) Pedagog. Sem.
12: 158.
— East and West.
1006,
— Existing Relations between School and.
rand) Educa. R. 25: 182. ,
—- “ Fundamentals” in. (H. Lamont) Nation, 81: 438,
— High-grade Men in, and in After Life. (E. G. Dex-
ter) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 429,
— Honorary Student Societies in.
Nation, 80: 7.
—- in the University. (J . N. Swan) Educa. 25: 602,
-— Influence of Society on. (Eliz. D. Hanscom) Educa.
R. 25: 527.
— of Applied Science, Proposed. Nature, 72: 2 50,
— —— Report of Departmental Committee on. Nature,
72: 232,
— of the City of New York, and its New President.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 672.
— The Old, and the New University. (J . B. Angell)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 4: 77.
—— Place of, in the Social System. (W. De W. Hyde)
School R. 12: 782. ‘
— Selective Influence of.
(D. W. Hering) Educa. 22:
(S. Mathews) World To-day, 7:
(W. Far-
(F. J . Mather, jr.)
(E. L. Thorndike) Educa.
R. 30: 1.
—— Sending a Son to. (C. F. Thwing) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
29: 682,
—- Simple Life in. (H. Lamont) Nation, 80: 46.
-—The Small. (E. Post) Meth. R. 66: 859,-—(F. J.
Mather, jr.) Nation, 75: 6.
— -— but Fit. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 508.
-—— —- The Dangers of. (W. T. Foster) Nation, 83:
367.
—- — Future of.
71: 886.
— — in the South, Problems of.
wanee, 10: 86,
—- ——- Money for. (H. Lamont) Nation, 80: 349.
-— -— Plans and Budget for a. (C. R. Henderson) Am.
J. Sociol. 7: 721,
— -— vs. Large. (W. J. Tucker) School R. 14: 717.
- -— What shall it Do ? (A. Brigham) Educa. R.
23: 338, '
— Training for Strength.
40: 31,
(W. De W. Hyde; G. Harris) Outl.
(E. H. Babbitt) Se-
(L. Vandervort) Outing,
—— Recent American.
COLLEGE
College, Why Boys go to. (O. F. Lewis) Educa. R.
25: 308.
— Why do Students leave before Graduation ‘P (W.
S. Currell) School R. 12: 246,
College Administration. Science, 11. s. 22: 572,
College and University Education in the U. S., The
Trend of. (W. R. Harper) No. Am. 174: 457.
College and University Students, Geographical Distri-
bution of, in the U. S. (R. Tombo, jr.) Science,
n. s. 24: 166.
College and University Work in Music.
Hanchett) Educa. 25: 345.
College Architecture. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 77:
108
(H. G.
(A. D. F. Hamlin) Outl. 741
791-
— — Harvard-Yale. (Christian Brinton) Booklover’s
M. 7: 78.
College Athlete, The. (H. B. Needham) McClure, 25!
260.
College Catalogues, Uniformity in. (E. G. Dexter)
Educa. R. 25: 206.
College Commencement, American. (L. G. Price)
Bookman, 19: 375.
College Conference of the Middle West.
ton) Educa. R. 27: 42. .
College Coiiperative Stores in America. (Ira Cross)
Arena, 35: 379.
College Course, The American. (H. E. Keyes) Educa.
R. 27: 60, — (H. A. Overstreet) Educa. R. 27:
I68. -—— (W. F. Walsh) Educa. R. 27: 279. — (H. B.
Wright) Educa. R. 27: 384.— (H. A. Coflin) Educa.
R. 27: 497. —(J. J. Stevenson) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 202.
— — from the Point of View of a Recent Graduate of
Amherst. (H. C. Goddard) Educa. R, 26: 92,
—— — from the Point of View of a Recent Graduate of
the University of Wisconsin. (G. Showerman)
Educa. R226: 166. -
— -— from the Point of View of a Graduate of Smith
College. (Edith M. Putney) Educa. R. 26: 352,
— -— from the Point of View of a Recent Graduate of
Bryn Mawr College. (A. C. Emery) Educa. R. 26:
we
— Bi~sected. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 75: 301,
—— Elimination of First Two Years ; a protest. (Julius
Sachs) Educa. R. 30: 488.
—- Length of. (P. S. Reiuach) Wis. Alum. M. 4: 95.
—— (M. S. Snow) Wash. Univ. Bull. 1: 88. -— (C. W.
Eliot; A. F. West; W. R. Harper; N. M. Butler)
Educa. R. 26: 120,- (J . H. T. Main) Educa. 23:
6?-8.—(J. G. Schurman) Science, 11. s. 16: 816,
-— -— and the Professional Schools. (N. M. Butler)
Science, n. s. 16: 613.—— (N. M. Butler) Educa. R.
24: 503.
— Shortening the. Colum. Univ. Q. 5: 133,
—--— Chicago Conference, I903. Colum. Univ. Q. 51
(H. J. Bar-
3°7-
—— —— from Point of View of the Elementary School.
(F. L. Soldan; J . S. Brown) School R. 12: 15,
-— — from Point of View of the College.
ler; R. Rhees) School R. 12: 22,
—— — from the Social Point of View.
Am. J . Sociol. 8: 746.
—— — Objections to. (E. J . Goodwin) Educa. R. 25: 21.
— The Three-years’. Harv. Grad. M. 14: 580.
——in New England. (W. McDonald) Nation, 75:
2.
College Course, Two-years’, an Interview with Pres.
N. M. Butler. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 589.
College Curriculum, Disintegration and Reconstruction
of the. (G. T.‘ Ladd) Forum, 33: I65. ‘
-— from the Viewpoint of a Graduate Student. (J . D.
Rodeifer) Luth. Q. 342 556.
(M. V. O’Shea)
nm
(N. M. But-‘

COLLEGE
College Curriculum, how shall it be Reconstructed?
(C. T. Ladd) 35‘ 130.
College Degree, Equalization of Requirements for.
(F. M. Moore) School R. 10: 217.
College Detail \Vork. (E. P. Lawton) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 34: 437.
College Dramatics; the College Girl on the Stage.
(Mabel H. Brown) Overland, n. s. 45: 67. — (A. K.
Fallows) Munsey, 27: 701.
College Education. (H. C. King) Bib. Sac. 60: 510.
— and Business Life. (A. C. Miller; H. W. Thurston)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 4: 216,
— as a Luxury. (C. W. Hodell) Meth. M. 66: 448.
— Christian. (J . A. B. Scherer) Luth. Q. 34: 352.
— Current View of, formulated in Propositions. (J.
B. Davis) School R. 14: 414.
—— Desirability of, for Railroad Work.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 124.
- Philosopher’s Stone of the Philistines.
win) Educa. R. .27: 338.
— A Question. (J . Smith) Outl. 83: 900.
— Some Present Tendencies in. (C. F. Adams) Educa.
R. 32: 132,
College Entrance Examination Board ; 2d Annual Re-
port, I902. (T. S. Fiske) Educa. R. 24: 27!.
— 3d Annual Report. (T. S. F iske) Educa. R. 26: 266.
— 4th Annual Report. (T. S. Fiske) Educa. R. 28:
265,
— 5th Annual Report. (T. S. Fiske) Educa. R. 30: 2 50.
— (Wilson Farrand) Educa. R. 30: 217.
— 6th Annual Report. (T. S. Fiske) Educa. R. 32: 275,
(A. J . County)
(C. S. Bald-
— Future of. (E. L. Thorndike) Educa. R. 31: 470.
—— Report of a Member of. (W. Gallagher) School R.
13: 801.
College Entrance Examinations. (E. L. Thorndike)
Science, 11. s. 23: 339. — (J . Y. Bergen) Science,
11. s. 23: 981.
— A Comparison of. (E. J . Goodwin) Educa. R. 26:
140.
— in English, Uniform. (T. H. Stoddard) Educa. R.
303 375-
College Fraternities. See Fraternities.
College Girl, American, by a European University Girl.
Outl. 76: 171.
-—-— by a European University Woman. Outl. 81:
we
-—- Practical Religion of the. (A. K. Fallows) Outl.
M=&a
College Girls, American, Ignorance of Literature. (J .
Marks) Critic, 47: 312,
College Government, Alumni Representation in. (L.
P. Wood) Technol. R. 8: 301,
College Graduates have Small Families. (C. W. Eliot)
Harv. Grad. M. 11: 355.
College Graduation, Age of, Changes in. (G. J .
Thomas) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 159,
College Heads, Poor Material for. Sat. R. 96: 665.
College Journalism. (L. C. Price) Bookman, 17: 69.
College Libraries and Librarians. (W. N. C. Carlton)
Lib. J. 31: 751.
College Library, Distribution of Income in the. (J. C.
Rowell) Lib. J. 30: C 84.
—— The Modern. (J . H. Canfield) Educa. 27: 129.
— Stimulation of, General Reading in. (Isadore G.
Mudge) Lib./J. 31: 764. .
— What can the Public Library do for ?
Gunthorp) Pub. Lib. 82 454.
College Life, Changes in. (J . Bascom) Atlan. 911 749.
College Literary Society, The. (H. N. Snyder) Se-
wanee, I2: 78. ""
College Man, The American. Outl. 772 5 57
— as Leader in the World’s Work. (R. H. Thurston)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 346.
(Pauline
COLLEGE
College Men and Women, Marriage and Fecundity in.
(G. S. Hall and T. L. Smith) Pedagog. Sem. I0:
. 27_.
— Cariaers of Scholarly Men in America. (E. L. Thorn-
dike) Cent. 44: 1 5 3. _
—in Business. (H. J. Hapgood) World To-day, II:
827. —— (H. J . Hapgood) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
28: ‘8.
College lilethods and Administration. (G. E. Fellows)
Educa. 27: 1.
—-— — Laboratory. (C. R. Mann) Educa. 27: 200.
—- —-— vs. High School Methods. (R. J . Aley) Educa.
27: 65,
(J . A. Himes) Luth. Q. 34: 182.
(C. D. Adams)
— Mission of the.
College-preparation in Character.
School R. I3: 606,
College Presidency, Need of Training for.
Graves) Forum, 32: 680,
College President, The American. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 77: 244, 300, -
— The Burden of the. (H. Lamont) Nation, 81:, 33 5.
—- The Crime of being. (H. Lamont) Nation, 78:
164.
— Sorrows and Joys of.
1890,
College Presidents, Prominent, with portraits. Book-
lover’s M. I: 111,
College Professor, Autobiography of a.
26: 503.
College Professor’s Wife, A. Indep. 59: 1279.
— in the Public Service. (W. H. Glasson) So. Atlan.
Q- 11 247-
College Professors and the Public. (B. Perry) Atlan.
89: 282,
—-— A Pension Fund for. (C. F. Thwing) No. Am. 181:
(F. P.
(C. F. Thwing) Indep. 54:
Educa. R.
722,
—Salaries of. (H. Lamont) Nation, 77: 520.—Na-
tion, 78: 69, I29, I91.—(F. C. S. Schiller) Nation,
78: 210.
— — at Amherst. (G. Harris) Nation, 78: 10.
-— — What should they be Paid ? Atlan. 95: 647.
— Status of American. (J . J . Stevenson) Pop. Sci. Mo.
66: 122. 67: 748,
College Rank and Distinction in Life. (A. L. Lowell)
Atlan. 92: 512.
College Rowing in America. (N. P. Stauifer) Book-
lover’s M. 5: 781,
College Settlements and College Women.
Scudder) Outl. 702 973.
— Country. (Winthrop Packard) New Eng. M. n. s.
33: 562.
College Sport, The Spirit of. I. American and Eng-
lish Rowing. (R. D. Paine) Cent. 48: 483.
— — II. English and American Football.
Paine) Cent. 49¢ 99.
College Sports, Commercialism in. Outing, 46: 485.
—— Passing of the Professional. Outing, 49: 109,
— School and College Outdoor World. (R. D. Paine)
011tins,45= 237. 366- 46= 626- W 366, 497- 48=
106, 618.
College Student, A. Chant. 37: So.
-— and the Bible. (H. T. Colestock) Outl. 81: 83.
College Student Clubs and the University Spirit. (G.
E. Vincent) I/Vorld To-day, 7: 1369,
College Students as Thinkers. (C. F. Thwing) No.
Am, 183: 62,
— Expenses of. (W. B. Bailey)
— Mind of the Undergraduate.
R. 30: 189,
— Reading of. (J. H. Canfield) Outl. 74: I63,
—- Should they Study ? (C. F. Thwing) No. Am. 180:
2 30,
— Statistics of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 77: 278,
(Vida D.
(R. D.
World To-day, 8: 386.
(G. P. Baker) Educa.
137
COLLIE
College Students’ Dramatics.
18: 373.
College Teacher, The.
Bull. 52 275.
College Teaching as a Career.
Univ. Chron. 8: 10,
College Tendencies, Some Modern.
Colum. Univ. 8: 347_
College Training and the Business Man.
Thwing) No. Am. 177: 587.
College Tuition Fees. (H. Lamont) Nation, 80: 129,
College Vacations. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 74: 265.
College Woman’s Code of Honor. (Amy E. Tanner)
Pedagog. Sem. I3: 104.
College Women as Mothers. Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 45.
— Marriage among. (L. Clark Seelye) Indep. 60: 624.
— Relation to Society. (Annie T. Allen) Educa. 22:
(L. G. Price) Bookman,
(T. J . Conaty) Cath. Univ.
(A. T. Murray) Calif.
(C. F. Adams)
(C. F.
3“-
— Sodial Mission of. (A. W. Small) Indep. 54: 261,
— Three Decades of. (F. M. Abbott) Pop. Sci. Mo.
65' 350
College Work for Agriculturists. (R. H. Thurston)
Science, n. s. 15: 534.
College Yard, History of the Term.
Harv. Grad. M. II: 375.
Colleges. Science, n. s. 20: 689,
—— American, Bible in. Bib. World, 26: 215,
— — Distribution of Distinction in. (Joseph Jastrow)
Educa. R. 31: 24,
— — Religious Life in. (G. Hodges) Outl. 83: 693.
— — Wealth and Democracy in. (A. T. Hadley) Har-
per, II3: 45o.
— and Universities and the Fine Arts. Archit. Rec.
12: 655.
— — Geographical Distribution of Students, 1904-05.
(R. T ombo) Science, 11. s. 221 424.
— —- Shall they become Business Corporations ? Sci-
ence, n. s. 222 504,
— Closer Relations between Trustees and Faculty. (J .
P. Monroe) Science, 11. s. 221 349.
— A Comprehensive View of. (VValter H. Page)
World’s Work, 12: 7789,
-— Financial Administration of.
74: 1028.
— “Fit” required by New England.
tyne) School R. 11: 263,
— Honor System in American.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: I76.
— in the Training of Gentlemen.
Dart. Bi-Mo. I2 13.
—-— of To-day, are they sufliciently honoring the Claims
of Scholarships. (W. J . Tucker) Dart. Bi-Mo. 21 7.
———Rowdyism in American. (J. P. Worden) Nation,
83: 303.
—- Small ; why do they remain Small ? (E. A. Knapp)
Educa. R. 27: 75.
—— Southern, Professors’ Salaries in.
Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 3: 96.
-— Teaching Literature in. (E. K. Graham) Bookman,
24: 68,
-— Women’s, and their Presidents.
Booklover’s M. 2: 34!.
Collegiate Alumnae, Association of. (A. C. Emery)
Wis. Alum. M. I: 96, .
Collegiate Church of St. Saviour, Southwark. Antiq.
n. s. 41: 63.
Collegiate Conditions in the United States.
Thwing) Forum, 33: 372.
Collegium Poetarum at Rome.
Philol. 26: 1.
Colley, Sir George, in South Africa.
19th Cent. 55: 402,
Collie, Scotch. (M. M. Palmer) Ctry Life Am. 4: 190,
(A. Matthews)
(H. A. Stimson) Outl.
(W. G. Ballan-
(W. Le C. Stevens)
(W. J . Tucker)
(B. H. Locke)
(Jane A. Stewart)
(C. F.
(E. G. Sihler) Am. J .
(Lady Colley)
COLLIER
Collier, J . P. Henslowe, and the latest German Criti-
cism. (W. W. Greg) Library, 11. s. 5: 293.
Collier, Thomas, Water-color Painter. (F. Wedmore)
Studio (Internat.) 23: 3.
Colliers, Fast, for British Navy.
court) Cassier, 24: 264.
Collingwood, Admiral Lord. (S. Denton) Un. Serv. M.
32: 52,
Collins, Arthur, as Symbolist. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
(E. H. T. D’Eyn-
95: 45-
Collins, C. Allston, and Smetham, James. Art J . 561
281, .
Collins, Patrick A., with portrait. Harv. Grad. M.
14! 237. —— New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 222.
Collins, Sir Richard Henn, as Master of the Rolls.
Sat. R. 96: 135, ‘
Collins, Wilkie, and his Mantle.
62: 364. = Liv. Age, 233: 566,
— Recollections of. (Wybert Reeve) Chamb. J . 83:
458-
Collins, William. Ode on Popular Superstitions. (C.
R. Stone) Acad. 7!: 587,
Collision, Should the Proposed Treaty on, be made the
Law of the United States ? (F. Cunningham) Am.
Law R. 40: 671.
Colloidal Mixtures, Preparations and Properties of.
(A. A. Noyes) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 263.
Colloquies in a Suburban Garden. National, 46: 907.
47: 488.
Colman, Rev. Benjamin, I673-1747,
port) New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 476.
Colney Hatch, Holocaust at. (W. J . Corbet) Westm.
Is9= 383-
Cologne, Saunterings of a Californian on the Highway
to. (C. L. Edholm) Overland, n. s. 402 407.
Colombe, Michel, Vitry’s. (R. Sturgis) Nation, 75:
(A. Waugh) Acad.
(G. H. Daven-
134.
Colombia and the Panama Canal. (J . G. Leigh)
Engin. M. 26: 1,
—- and the U. S. (R. Reyes) Indep. 55: 2899.
— Army and Navy of. (A. H. Dutton) Overland, n. s.
44=158-
-— Barbarity in.
106.
—— Conditions in. (A. M. Beaupré) Indep. 56: 121.
— Government and People. (T. S. Alexander) World’s
Work, 7: 4336.
— Hygienic Conditions of. (H. B. Sargeant) Overland,
n. s. 43: 108.
—— Last Vision of Eldorado. (M. Wilcox) No. Am. 177:
919-
—— Love-making in.
—— The New Era in.
(N- Y-) 331 567-
— Political and Economic Situation of.
rales) No. Am. 175: 347.
-—— Re-making of. (E. H. Mason) World To-day, I0: 33.
— Republic of. (Mary A. Davis) Overland, n. s. 46:
1 50
—- Rights of ; a Protest and Appeal. Outl. 7 5: 73 5.
(A. H. Dutton) Overland, n. s. 43:
(C. Smyth) Indep. 551 2323.
(Francis P. Savinien) R. of Rs.
(E. A. Mo-
— The Treacherous Treaty; a Colombian Plea. (R.
Perez) No. Am. 177: 934.
— Treaty Relations with United States. (J . H. La-
tané) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 115,
— Truth about. (T. S. Alexander) Outl. 752 993.
—- U. S. Treaty with, I846-I903. (R. Ogden) Nation,
77:. 438. — (H. White) Nation, 76: 84.
Colonel and the Horse-thief, The; a story.
Beach) McClure, 22: 5 54,
Colonel A1-den’s Intrusion. (Freeman Harding) World’s
Work, 11: 7289,
Colonel Lumpkin’s Campaign; a story. (J . M. Palmer)
McClure, 21: 372.
(R. E.
138
COLON N A
Colonel’s Accretion; a story.
92: 811,
Colonel’s Arab, The. (C. De Crespigny) Outing, 49:
206,
Colonel’s Collection, The. (A. E. McFarlane) Cent.
50: 198,
Colonel’s Daughter, The.
82= 397-
Colonel’s Murillo, The. (A. W. Arnold) Chamb. J . 81:
62 5.
Colonial Administration, Studies in. (A. Ireland) Outl.
72: 684. 74: 128, 746. 75: 127. 77: 737. 78: 667,
Colonial Architecture, Modern Instance of. (A. C.
David) Archit. Rec. 17: 305.
Colonial Autonomy. (J. T. Young) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 19: 392.
Colonial Conference, the, of 1902, The Colonies and the
Navy at. ~ (L. R. Hordern) Un. Serv. M. 26: 233.
-—— of 1905. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 80: 495.
(C. D. Stewart) Atlan.
(Helen Porter) Chamb. J .
Colonial Controversies between France and England.
(E. Etienne) National, 41: 732.
Colonial Government and Representation.
Reinsch) Forum, 333 409.
— Experiments in. (F. L. Oswald) Arena, 27: 225.
Colonial Governor, Evolution of a. (J . Collier) Mac-
mil. 89: 44.
Colonial Grievances. (L. H. Hordern) Un. Serv. M.
28: 444. — (C. De Thierry) Un. Serv. M. 29: 21.
Colonial History, Study of, at Oxford. (W. Greswell)
hlacmil. 91: 275.
Colonial Maritime Defense.
National, 47: 336.
Colonial Markets, Our Position in.
National, 47: 649,
Colonial Memories ; Old New Zealand. Liv. Age, 240:
411—242: 149,
Colonial Policy in the Far East. (A. Ireland) Outl. 79:
744.
— of the Germans.
I1: ,
Colonial Question and the British Empire.
Ewan) Canad. M. 192 369.
Colonial Reciprocity Offer, Truth about the. (W. B.
Duflield) Fortn. 832 654.
Colonial References and Colonial Navies. (N. Young)
Un. Serv. M. 29: I2.
— Why were they given up ? (J . P. Smith) National,
451 870.
Colonial Secretaries I have known.
Chamb. J. 79: 327.
Colonials, Titled, vs. Titled Americans.
Contemp. 87: 861,
Colonies and Free Trade.
M. 28: 343.
— British. See Great Britain. Colonies.
—— of the World. (E. Parsons) World T o-day, 51 359.
— Suffrage in. (H. R. Burch) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 19: 408.
— Value of Study of, for Sociology.
Am. J. Sociol. I21 417.
Colonist in his Garden, A.
R. 15, no. 2: 91.
Colonists, British. Sat. R. 96: 207.
Colonization, Dutch, Lessons from. (J . W. Jenks)
Internat. Q. 7: 134.
— is it a Crime ? (H. Taylor) No. Am. 183: 732.
-— Military. (T. Bland-Strange) Un. Serv. M. 27:
(P. S.
(C. C. P. Fitzgerald)
(J . H. Schooling)
(A. G. Keller) Yale R. 10: 390.
(J. A.
(J . H. S. Escott)
(Colonial)
(C. De Thierry) Un. Serv.
(A. G. Keller)
(W. P. Reeves) Monthly
149-
— Theory of. (J . Collier) Am. J . Sociol. I1: 252,
— Tropical ; is it Justifiable ? (A. Ireland) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 331.
Colonna, Vittoria, Grave of. (Rodolfo Lanciani) In-
ternat. Q. 11: 215.
COLONY
Colony, Plantation Type of. (L. D. Scisco) Am. Hist.
R. 8: 260.
Colony-making in English Counties.
Temp. Bar, 129: 204,
Colophons. (A. W. Pollard) Acad. 70: 160, supp.
Color and its Spiritual Correspondence. (E. Madeley)
N. Church R. 10: 57.
— an Expression of Modern Life.
man, 2: 261.
— in the House. A. Dyer) Craftsman, 2: 304.
—— in Nature, Distribution of. (G. Trobridge) Westm.
162: 47,
— A New Scheme of. Nation, 76: 433.
— A Note of. (H. Ellis) Craftsman, 5: I52.
— on Outside of Buildings. (George Aitchison) Am.
Arch. 82: 19.
— Physical Basis of.
864.
—— Significance of, in the Bible.
Church R. 10: 204.
-— Theory of, Oppolzer’s, ill considered. (C. L. Frank-
lin) Psychol. R. 10: 551.
Color-blindness. (F. W. Edridge-Green) 19th Cent.
51: 604.
— Is it Preventable ? (A. S. Williams) Educa. R. 24:
407. -— (H. T. Finck) Nation, 761 27.
— A Survival? (E. Pontoffidan) Californian, 6: 35 3.
Color Inheritance in Mice. (C. B. Davenport) Science,
11. s. 19: 110.
Color Perception among the Visayans of Leyte Island,
P. I. (W. A. Kepner) Science, 11. s. 22: 680.
Color-printing by Three-color Process. (F. W. Mor-
ton) Brush & P. 17: supp. 27.
Color-prints, Japanese. (M. L. Stowell) Craftsman,
(F. D. How)
(I. Sargent) Crafts-
(C. A. Chant) Science, n. s. 17:
(E. Madeley) N.
5- 53-
— of S. Arlent Edwards. (R. Sturgis) Scrib. M. 39:
125,
— More. (R. Sturgis) Scrib. ‘M. 39: 637.
Color-seeing. (E. H. Hall) Nation, 75: 223.
Color Sense, Early, A Study of. (R. E. Marsden)
Psychol. R. 101 37, 297.
Color Tones. (I. M. Bentley) Am. J . Psychol. 14: 92.
Color-vocabulary of Children. (H. K. Wolfe) Univ.
Neb. Stud. 1: 205.
Colorado, Battle-ground of Labor and Capital. (A.
Chapman) World To-day, 6: 93.
— Boundaries of. (F. L. Paxson) Univ. Colo. Stud.
2: 87.
— Breaking-down of Democratic Government in. (B.
I. Flower) Arena, 32: 187.
-—— Desert of. Science, 11. s. 23: 894.—(D. P. Bar-
rgws) Land of Sun. 13: 312.
— Economic Struggle in. (J . Warner Mills) Arena,
34= I—6<>s- 35= 150-467. 36= 375-
—- Election Frauds of. (Arthur Chapman) World To-
day, 8: 290,
—— Juvenile Laws of.
28: 126.
—— Labor Troubles in. (W. E. Walling; C. M. Shel-
don) Indep. 57: 361.
—— Lawlessness in. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 23: 43.
— Library Assoc., Meeting Dec. 30, 1905. Pub. Lib.
11: 82.—Lib. J. 31: 79.
— Pre-Cambrian Rocks of the Georgetown Quad-
rangle. (S. H. Ball) Am. J. Sci. 171: 371.
— Territory of. (F. L. Paxson) Am. Hist. R. 12: 53.
-— Woman Suffrage in. (M. G. Slocum) Outl. 75:
(Ben. B. Lindsey) Green Bag,
997-
- Topographic Surveying in. Science, 11. s. 18: 254,
Colorado Ballot, and others. (P. L. Allan) Nation,
80: 84.
Colorado College. (D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65:
27.
139
COLUMBIA
Colorado College, Medical Research Laboratory of.
(W. F. Slocum) Science, 11. s. 18: 58.
Colorado Desert. (G. Stickley) Craftsman, 6: 2 34.
— Animal Life on the. (J . M. Scanlan) Overland, n. s.
39: 769.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. Uplifting 17,000 Employees.
(Lawrence Lewis) \Vorld’s ‘Work, 9: 5939.
Colorado Glacier, A. (J . Henderson) Harper, I12:
609.
Colorado River. (J . B. Lippincott) Out West, 16: 430.
-— The American Nile. (G. G. COPP) Harper, 112:
786.
— Delta of. (Daniel T. Macdougal) An1. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 38: 1.
— —- and its Problems.
(N. Y.) 33= 428.
— Fate of. (W. E. Smythe) Out West, 20: 487.
—- Finding the. (G. P. WVinship) Land of Sun. 12: 269.
— Grand Caiion of. (C. F. Lummis) Calif. M. 4: 10.
— (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 3: 195. — Land of
Sun. 9: 145. — Land of Sun. 13: 28. —(T. W. Ste-
vens) Indep. 54: 1358. — (J. Muir) Cent. 43: 167,
— — Making of the. (A. R. Crook) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69:
(C. J . Blanchard) R. of Rs.
417-
- —— Mapping the. (F. E. Matthes) Technol. R. 7: 1.
—— The Problem of. (S. M. Hall) O11t ‘Vest, 25: 306.
Colorado Springs, Colo. (H. R. Wray) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
21: 691.
Colorado Strikes, and Martial Law. (G. De G. Cat-
lin) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 351 392.
Coloration in Mammals and Birds. (J . T. Bonhote)
Knowl. n. s. 2: 293. 3: 316-402,
Coloring, Protective, A Case of. (L. A. Fuertes) Ctry
Life Am. 3: 150,
—— Gay Plumes and Dull. (J. Burroughs) Atlan.
95: 721. '
Colored Supplement, Humor of the. (R. Bergengren)
Atlan. 98: 269.
Colored Troops, Great Britain’s. (O. McDonald) Army
& Navy Life, 8, no. 8: 35.
Colors, Artists’, Chemistry of, in relation to their
Composition and Permanency. (J . M. Thomson)
J. Soc. Arts, 54: 388.
— Harmony in. (Sarah Wilson) Chamb. J . 79: 236.
— New Theory of Light and. (Sir I. Newton) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 61: 461.
— of Fishes. (D. S. Jordan) Am. Natural. 36: 803,
-— Rafl:'aélli’s. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 95: 259-
Colter, John, the Free Trapper. (A. C. Laut) Outing,
W 358-
Colton, W. R. (M. H. Spielmann) M. of Art, 27: 30:.
Colton, California. (Tacie M. Hanna) Out West, 23:
505. .
Columba. St., Work of, in the Islands of the Sea.
Blackw. 178: 245.
Columbanus, St., at Luxeuil.
Cath. Q. 27: 54.
Columbia, S. C., Who burned? (J . F. Rhodes) Am.
Hist. R. 7: 485.
Columbia College, Riotous Commencement of, 1811.
(H. T. YVade) Colum. Univ. Q. 3: 229, 354.
Columbia Park Boys’ Club, Cal. (S. S. Peixotto)
Out West, 24: 253.
Columbia River, Oregon.
3: 292,
-—- Discovery of. (Agnes C. Laut) Am. M. 60: 276.
— Noteworthy Archaeological Specimens from Lower
Valley of. (Harlan I. Sinith) Am. Anthropol. 8:
298.
— When the June Rise is on.
273-
Columbia University. (Munroe Smith) Indep. 54: 907.
—- and Dr. R. S. Woodward. Science, n. s. 21: 997.
(T. J. Shahan) Am.
(Laura C. Starr) Calif. M.
(E. Hough) Outing, 49:
COLUMBIA
Columbia University ; Avery Memorial Library of
Architecture and the Allied Arts. (E. R. Smith)
Lib. J. 28: 277. .
—— From King’s College to. (N. M. Butler) Educa. R.
28: 499.
-— Men of Letters at. (G. S. Hellman) Critic, 43: 316.
— 150th Anniversary Celebration, 1904. Colum. Univ.
Q. 7: 75. —Science, 11. s. 20: 613.
-— Program of Studies of. Science, 11. s. 21: 476.
—- Proposed Department of Fine Art at. (Will H.
Low) Scrib. M. 32: 765,
— School of Architecture.
Am. Arch. 88: 212,
— Studies in Comparative Literature. Atlan. 90: I3.
— Transit of Idealism from. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 78: 104.
Columbine, Developing the.
1" .
Columbus, Christopher, and the Discovery of America.
Ed. R. 198: 417.
Archit. Rec. 17: 149.-
(R. Blight) Outing, 48:
— not the Real Discoverer of America. (H. Vignaud)
Everybody’s, 6: 549.
— Real Birth-date of 1451, Vignaud on. (F. H. Hod-
der) Dial, 37: 12.
— Thacher’s Life of. Ath. ’04, I: 150. — (E. G. Bourne)
Am. Hist. R. 9: 78. —(F. H. Hodder) Dial, 37: 85.
—- (G. P. \/Vinship) Nation, 77 : 447.
—— Vespucius, and Magellan. (P. Magee) Calif. M. 3:
704-
Columbus Codex in Library of Congress. (H. Putnam)
Critic, 42: 244,
Columbus, Ohio. (R. C. Bowie)'Nat’l M. (Bost.) I8:
625,
Columns, Small, in Camp and on the March, Protection
of. (H. C. Wylly) Un. Serv. M. 29: 284.
Combe, WVilliam. (C. Wilkins) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 162,
Combe Abbey, Coventry, England. (Marion Elhston)
Booklover’s M-. 6: 43,
Combes, Emil, French Premier.
Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 74.
— and Republican Policy.
tional, 45: 225.
—— at Auxerre. Spec. 93: 35I.=Liv. Age, 243: 186.
Combinations Laws as Illustrating the Relations be-
tween Law and Opinion in England in the 19th
Century. (A. V. Dicey) Harv. Law R. 17: 511.
Combustion, Regulation of. (B. Eldred) J . Frankl.
Inst. 162: 201,
Comedian’, Art and the.
Rec. 5: 409.
Comédie F rangaise, and what it has done for the
French People. (J . Claretie) Fortn. 85: 115 3,
Comedy. (Brander Matthews) Booklover’s M. 7: 24,
— The Art of. Acad. 67: 486.
— East and Tragedy West. (A. Marshall) Chamb. J .
80: 625.
— Greek and Roman.
Q. 8: 44.
— The Nature of. Liv. Age, 248: 378.
Comedy of Cunning, A ; a story. (F. Savile) Munsey,
28: 652.
Comedy of the Exile, A. (Isabella H. Fiske) Poet-
Lore, 17, no. I: 5!.
Comedy of Industry, A.
4I= 271- 4% 449-
Comedy of Lieutenants, A.
81: 209,
Comedy of Masks, A; a story. (Anna McC. Sholl)
Nat’l M, (Bost.) 21: 427, 539, 662, 22: 51, 161, 269,
Comedy of Pearls, A. (A. H. Norway) Chamb. J . 79:
337-394-
Comedy of Petulance, A.
223,
(O. Guerlac) R. of
(Viscount Llandaff) N a-
(C. Coquelin) Univ. of Chic.
(Brander Matthews) Internat.
(F. Lorence) Overland, n. s.
(R. Arthur) Chamb. J.
(Guy Rawlence) Idler, 27:
140
COMMERCE
Comet of 1901, Great Southern. (J. T.- Bird) Sund. M.
31: 180,
_ b, 1902 (Perrine). (W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron. 10:
477.
— —— Photographs of. (I. Roberts) Knowl. 26: 9.
- 9, 1903 (Borelly), Photographs of. (I. Roberts)
Knowl. 26: 201, '
- a, 1904. (E. Hayes) Science, 11. s. 19: 833.
— Encke’s, Return of. (W. F. Denning) Knowl. 27:
I47-
—— What is a? (VV. H. Pickering) Harper, 112: 379.
Comets. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 65: 137.—— (G. David-
son) Californian, 4: 330.
— and Meteors, Notes on.
26: 46, 93, 118,
—— — Observations of. (VV. F. Denning) Pop. Astron.
10: 69,
— Brooks’s, I889—96-I903, and Lexell’s, 1770, Identity
of. (C. Lane Poor) Pop. Astron. I3: 178.
—-Halley’s and Others. (E. Ledger) 19th Cent. 59:
379-
— Jupiter’s Family of.
14: 221,
—Motion of, when far from the Sun. (G. C. Com-
stock) Pop. Astron. I0: 169,
— of 1903. (J. B. Dale) Knowl. 25: 273.
— Structure of. (E. I/V. Maunder) Knowl. 25: 180.
— Tgéls of, and Aurorae. (J . Cox and others) Nature,
1 54.
—- — the Corona, and the Aurora Borealis. (J . Cox)
Po. Sci. Mo. 60: 265.
— Velocity of. (J . B. Wood) Pop. Astron. 13: 140,
Comic, The. (B. de Casseres) Critic, 42: 370.
—— Psysrchology of the. (L. J . Martin) Am. J . Psychol.
I 1 35-
— A Theory of the. (W. N. Guthrie) Internat. Q. 7:
2‘ .
Comic Journalism, Aspects of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 82: 153,
— A8 Sidelight on. (G. S. Layard) Good Words, 44-:
53-
Comic Opera, Building the. (H. M. Blossom, jr.)
Bookman, 19: 277.
Comic Papers, Passing of the American.
Hancock) Bookman, 22: 78.
Coming of Godiva, The; a story. (V. M. C. Halkett)
Temp. Bar, 130: 287,
Coming of the Maestra, The; a story.
McClure, 23: 361.
Coming of the Piano, The; a story. (E. E. Peake)
Harper, 104: 975.
Coming of the Sea Wind, The.
Overland, n. s. 45: 355.
Coming of the Tide. (Margaret Sherwood) Atlan.
9s= 289—78s- 96= 47. 223-
Coming Age, The; Harvard Baccalaureate.
bott) Outl. 83: 605.
Coming Political Realignment, The. (James A. Edger-
ton) Indep. 59: 359.
Commander, Reciprocal Relations with his Troops.
(Dr. Campeano) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 167.
Commandments, Ten. (C. B. Wheeler) Hibbert J . 3:
102, -
Commensals. (H. E. Enders) Am. Natural. 39: 37.
Commerce, American, Development of. (O. P. Austin)
Science, n. s. 16: 378.
— as a National Peacemaker. (W. P. Wilson) Gunton’s
M. 22: 428. '
-— as a Science.
-— Atlantic, Fight for.
802,
—— College of, in relation to Business. (B. I. Wheeler)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 385.
(W. F. Denning) Knowl.
(W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron.
(Ernest L .
(J . Hopper)
(Miriam Van Waters)
(L. Ab-
Canad. M. 27: 560.
(W. L. Marvin) Munsey, 28:
COMMERCE
Commerce, English vs. American.
Mall M. 26: 362,
—— English Trade under the First of the Stuarts.
Menmuir) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 35.
—- High School of, New York City.
School R. 11: 555.
—— in Germany, Relation of the Government to.
Huebner) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 525.
— Neutral, in Time of War. (Economist) Liv. Age,
240: 441.
— Our Missionaries and our.
Am. 182: 886.
— Problems of.
d
(C. Furness) Pall
(C.
(G. H. Locke)
(S.
(R. Weightman) No.
(W. L. Marvin) Science, 11. s. 21:
— Protection of, Mercantile Cruisers and. (E. R. F re-
mantle) National, 39: 759.
— Reign of. (G. Trobridge) Westm. 158: 487.
— A Study in Exports and Imports. (R. E. Macnagh-
ten) Econ. R. 15: 184.
-— A U. S. Secretary of. (H. P. Willis) Nation, 74: 44,
— Where Science is allied to. (J. A. Stewart) Chaut.
38: 264.
Commercial Code, A.
371 343-
Commercial Congress, Montreal, I903.
Canad. M. 21: 489,
Commercial Courses in High Schools, Educational
Value of. (C. A. Herrick) School R. 141 123.
Commercial Crime, Unpunished. (D. MacG. Means)
Nation, 79: 134.
Commercial Education. Bank. M. (Lond.) 73¢ 212. —-
(J. Cox) Canad. M. 18: 446.—(D. R. Dewey) Tech-
(L. D. Brewster) Am. Law R.
(E. H. Cooper)
1101. R. 3: 141.
— and University Degrees. (E. R. Dewsnup) Econ. R.
13: 1,
— Higher. (J . L. Laughlin) Atlan. 89: 677. — (C. C.
Plehn) Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 346.
—-— -— Ann Arbor Conference on. (I. A. Loos) J . Pol.
Econ. III 457.
—- in Europe. Ednca. 22: 510. — (E. L. Harris) Univ.
of Chic. Rec. 8: 259.
— in Germany and in England.
I0: I24,
— in Secondary Schools. (C. B. Ellis) Ednca. 222 631.
— Practical Side of. Chamb. J . 79: 247.
— Universities and. (IV. J. Ashley) No. Am. 176: 31.
Commercial Facilities, American System of. (J . B.
Byall) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 439.
— British System of. (J . R. Smith) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 241 507. ‘
Commercial Geography ; the New Science.
penter) School R. II: 593,
Commercial High School, History in the Curriculum
of. (C. A. Herrick) School R. II: 572.
Commercial Law. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 820.
Commercial Leadership and Trade Morality.
L. Taylor) J . Pol. Econ. I2: 179,
Commercial Morality. (H. S. Holland and J . Carter)
Econ. R. 25: 322.
-— The Clergy and. (J . Adderly) National, 46: 247,
Commercial Policy of» Europe. (W. C. Ford) Am.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 3‘: 118.
Commercial Prize of the Orient, The. (O. P. Austin)
Nat. Geog. M. 161 399.
Commercial Relations, American. (Maurice A. Oudin)
Engin. M. 31: 161. ,
Commercial Restrictions, The Contest with.
Moore) Harper, I09: 459,
Commercial School Prize Distribution, The. (C. Oliver)
Temp. Bar, 130: 179.
Commercial Strategy and the Loss of the Neutral
Markets. (G. C. Tryon) National, 45: 314.
-— What is Our ? (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 125,
(A. Heinig) School R.
(F. O. Car-
(W. G.
(J. B.
141
COMMUN ION
Commercial Studies in the High School, Place of.
(C. W. Irish) School R. I0: 550.
Commercial Training in Public Schools.
penter) Ednca. 26: 191,
Commercial Travelers in England. (F. J . Pool) World’s
Work, 6: 3639.
— Iowa Association of.
(Bost.) I9: 644.
— On the Road. Chamb. J. 79: 715.
Commercial Work in the School. (E. L. Robinson)
Ednca. 23: 410.
— Mathematics in.
(F. O. Car-
(M. Mannering) Nat’l M.
(E. L. Thurston) School R. II:
585.
— Science in. (F. M. Gilley) School R. II: 579.
Commercialism. (E. Atkinson) Atlan. 902 5I7.—
(Grover Cleveland) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 772.
—-— and Imperialism. (J . C. Godard) Westm. I60:
506, 621,
— and the Ministerial Life. (E. S. Tipple) Meth. R.
64: 908.
—in the Arts. (F. Crowninshield) Internat. Q. 9:
I29,
— Is it in Disgrace ? '(J. G. Brooks)'Atlan. 93: 194.
— Reign of. (C. E. Mandeville) Meth. R. 66: 94,
Commercialization of Literature. (H. Holt) Atlan.
96= 577.
— — and the Literary Agent. Fortn. 86: 355.
Committee of Ten, Fundamental Assumptions in the
Report of 1893. (C. W. Eliot) Ednca. R. 30: 325,
— Ten Years’ Influence of the Report of. (E. G.
Dexter) School R. 142 254.
Committee on Matrimony, The '; a story. (M. Cameron)
McClure, 21: 659,
Committees of Council under the Earlier Stuarts.
I. Carlyle) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 673.
Commodores of United Colonies Navy ; Hopkins, Jones,
Barry. (M. I. J . Griflin) Booklover’s M. 6: 574.
Common, Andrew Ainslie. Knowl. 261 I56.— (H. H.
Turner) Pop. Astron. II: 367,
Common, Use of the “Ford, in Natural History.
Knowl. n. s. 2: 52,
Common Business Honesty; a story. (A. S. Pier) Am.
M. 60: 386.
Common Chord, The; a Thanksgiving story.
Joor) Craftsman, 9: 252,
Common Fields, Inclosure of, in the 17th Century in
(E.
(H.
England. (E. M. Leonard) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s.
I9: 101,
Common Lot, The. (R. Herrick) Atlan. 93: 14-754.
M 20-179-
Common Occurrence, A; a story. (N. Syrett) Harper,
108: 345.
Common People, The, Coronation of.
Meth. R. 64: 445.
Common Sense, An Age of.
41: 5 58.
——- not Safe. Sat. R. 98: 261,
(W. Harrison)
(E. Hubbard) Cosmopol.
Common-sense Man, The. Sat. R. 98: 26I.=Liv.
Age.’-’43= 66.
Commonage System of Rhode Island. (F. C. Clark)
M. of Hist.3: 341. 4: 17.
Commonplace Book, An 18th Century Yeoman
Far_mer’s. (A. Ransom) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 193.
Commonplace Story, A. (E. B. Williams) Temp. Bar,
127: 332.
Commonwealth vs. Lamb; a story. (H. B. Boone)
Green Bag, I7: 472,
Communal Houses in British Columbia. (C. Hill-Tout)
Am. Antiq. 24: 107,
Communes, Feudalism, Chivalry and the, in the
Middle Age. (R. Parsons) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 39.
Communion Cups, Individual. (J . D. Krout) Luth.
Q. 35: 588.
COMMUNIPAW
Communipaw, N. Y., Van Home House of the Four
Chimneys. (G. Van Arkel) New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 59.
Communism, American, Survivals of. (P. L. Allen)
Nation, 81: I60,
— Were the Church Fathers Communists ? (F.Granger)
Int. J . Ethics, 14: 26,
Communistic Colony of Bettina. (L. Reinhart) Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 3: 33.
Communistic Experiment of Acts II. and IV.
Hicks) Expos. 7th ser. 1: 21,
Communistic Idyl, A. (L. R. Watkins) Outl. 80: 234.
Communistic Societies in the U. S. (F. A. Bushee)
Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 625.
Communitas Bacheleriae Angliae, The.
Eng. Hist. R. I7: 89.
Community as Founder.
(E. L.
(T. F. Tout)
(H. W. Blunt) Econ. R. 16:
Community of Goods, Early Christian. Church Q. 59:
29,
Companies, Reconstruction of.
20: 392,
Companies Act, I900, Working of the.
Jurid. R. I5: 350, '
Company of Longwood Grange; a story. (A. De Mille)
Canad. M. 21: 119,
Company Counsel, The ; a story. (E. Boltwood) Mun-
sey. 3% 725-
Company Directors and Qualification Shares.
Smith) Jurid. R. 15: 35.
Company Law Amendments needed in England. Sat.
R, 102: 38,
“ Comparative Literature ” and “Philology.”
Cooper) Nation, 82: 321,
-—- Aspects of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 82: 256.
Comparative Method in Literature, The. (M. F. Egan)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 9: 332,
Compartment Number Four — Cologne to Paris. (F.
H. Smith) Scrib. M. 32: 693,
Compass, The Mariner’s. (S. Newcomb) Harper, I08:
422.
—— —— Origin of, in China. (F. Hirth) Monist, I6: 321.
-—- — Who Invented ? (P. Benjamin) Indep. 55: 21 I 5.
Compassion. Spec. 92: 285,
Compatriot’s Club, The. Spec. 95: I92.
— Lectures of. (L. L. Price) Econ. J. I5: 390.—(L. L.
Price) Econ. R. 25: 362.
Compelling Power, The. (C. M. Hyskell) Overland,
n. s. 46: 323.
Compensation. (P. E. Browne) Munsey, 362 374.
Compensations. Acad. 71: 442.
Compere, G., and the Parasite for the Codling Moth.
(E. P. Irwin) Overland, n. s. 45: 358,
Competition and the Law. (B. Wyman) Harv. Law
R- I51 427:
— Markets and Misery. (U. Sinclair) N 0. Am. I82: 591,
— Paradoxes of. (W. Z. Ripley) Q. J . Econ. 20: 211,
—- Social Price of. (E. Stewart) Outl. 74: 236.
Compiegne to Rouen. (Mrs. Maxwell-Scott) Month,
107: 128,
Complete Melody, The. (E. L. Preble) Overland, n. s.
45: 22,
Complete Rest ; an Adventure upon the Labrador
(F. Evans) zLaw Q.
(E. Mason)
(W. C.
(Lane
Coast. (T. Roberts) Canad. M. 25: 121.
Complex Enchantment. (N. H. Dole) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 147.
Complexes and Assumptions, Meinong’s Theory of.
(B. Russell) Mind, 29: 204, 336, 509.
Composers, American, Some. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 70:
674.
-— Eminent Foreign, as Guests of America. (Lawrence
Gilman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 341 698.
—— Famous American Patriotic. (M. C. Crawford)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 508,
142
CON CIERGERIE
Composers, Native, Neglect of. Spec. 89: 668.
-— of To-day. (W. T. Henderson) Munsey, 32: 861.
-— Three Scandinavian Schools of. (A. E. Keeton)
Fortn. 84: 1116.
Composition, The Act of.
704.
-—- as the Basis of Art Instruction.
Educa. 26: 80,
(W. L. Cross) Atlan. 97:
(F. W. Coburn)
-— Boys in. (J . H. Mofl-'att) School R. 11: 636.
—- Characteristic Curves of. (R. E. Moritz) Pop. Sci.
M0. 65: 132.
— Class Criticism as a Means of Teaching. (E. C. Noyes)
School R. 13: 696,
-- A Definite Aim in.
W 34-
-- Experiment in Teaching 1st-year.
don) School R. 14: 671.
-— In the Throes of. (M. Donagh) Cornh. 90: 607.:
E01. M. 144: 252. i
—— Teaching. (A. N. Hitchcock) Educa. 24: 348.
- —- Use of Literary Material in. (B. R. Hooker)
School R. 10: 474,
Composition Writing, Individual.
Educa. 24: 306.
Comprehension of Private Copper.
Everybody’s, 7: 316.
Compressor Cylinders, Air and Ammonia, Temperature
in. (Leicester Allen) Engin. M. 29: 683,
Compromise, Christianity and. Spec. 96: 373.
-— The Field for. Outl. 77: 16.
-— The Foe of. (W. G. Brown) Atlan. 91: 480. = Fortn.
79: 646.
— Weakness of. Sat. R. 95: 673.
— When is it J ustifiable ‘P Outl. 80: 9 52,
Compton VVinyates. (W. H. Hutton) Cornh. 88: 131,
Comptonia. (E. W. Berry) Am. Natural. 40: 485.
Compulsory Christmas, A. (Mary A. F anton) Crafts-
man, 11: 311,
Compulsory Service, A Practical Scheme of.
Browne) National, 45: 1035,
“ Comrade!” (Maxim Gorky) Craftsman, II: 288,
Comrades. (L. A. Harker) Longm. 891 347.
Comrades of Great Britain. (G. A. King) Un. Serv.
M. 29: 463. "
(Genevieve Apgar) School R.
(Margery Gor-
(Margaret Alton)
(R. Kipling)
(A.
Comstock, Anthony, and the Art Students’ League, '
N. Y. Brush & P. I8: 167,
Comstock Lode, Half a Mile below the Surface on the.
(Mabel Beazell) Overland, n. s. 41: 417.
Comstock Mine and its Bonanza. (S. E. Moffett)
Cosmopol. 34: 212,
Comte, Auguste, Lévy-Bruhl’s Positive Philosophy of.
(L. F. Ward) Science, 11. s. 19: 376.— (C. S. Peirce)
Nation, 78: 335.
Countesse Ernestine.
“ Con Appassionata.”
76.
Con, Cornelius; a Highland Romance in Real Life.
(W. C. Mackenzie) Chamb. J . 82: 449.
Conal Grund, Story of. Scot. Hist. R. I: 300.
Conant, Charles A. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 248.
Concerning my Aunt Ellen. (G. Morris) Cent. 46: 943.
“ Concerning One Old VVoman”; a story. (G. Ous-
pensky) Monthly R. 17, no. 2: 106.
Concerning Temperance and Judgment to come.
B. Dunn) Atlan. 94: 240.
Concerning Two Trout. (Ward Muir) Chamb. J . 83:
382,
Concert-goers. Spec. 90: 492.
Concert Hall, Municipal, for London. (F. Verney)
19th Cent. 58: 561,
Concerts, English Promenade. (J . F. Runciman) Sat.
R. 96: 232,
Conciergerie, The. (A: Laugel) Nation, 74: 482,
(I. Lloyd) Cornh. 86: 823.
(Joseph Blethen) Lippinc. 78:
(M.
CONCILIA
Concilia, Provincial. (W. D. Hadzsits) School R. 12:
374-
Concilium Bibliographicum in Zurich, Switzerland.
(H. H. Field) Lib. J. 28: 661.
— Bibliographical Work of the. Science, 11. s. 16: 1023.
— —— 1903. Science, 11. s. 19: 802.
— Progress of. (H. F. Osborn) Science, 11. s. 17: 951.
— The Supplementary Bibliography. (H. H. Field)
Science, 11. s. 17: 1014,
Conclaves, Past and Present.
102: 227,
Concord, Mass. (K. M. Abbott) Critic, 43: I32. —— (A.
H. Lewis) Everybody’s, 9: 773.
—— and Emerson. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 741 I8.
— and her Visiting Nurses. (L. C. Streeter) Char. I4:
732- <
— and Lexington. (F. B. Sanborn) Educa. 231 490.
-— her Ancient Glory and Abiding Charm. (C. E.
Wagner) Ref. Ch. R. 512 22.
— Women of. (B. F. Sanborn) Critic, 48: 154.
Concordat of 1801, The. (R. R. Elliott) Am. Cath. Q.
28: 543. — (D. M. O’Connor) Dub. R. 133: 297.
I34: 127,
— Romanism, Catholicism, and the.
156.
Concrete. (T. Potter) Am. Arch. 89: 208.
— and Cement Products. Am. Arch. 832 6.
— Armored. Am. Arch. 79: 51.
—- Dawn of the Age of. (E. S. Hanson) World To-day,
II: 1162.
— Effect of Clay. Am. Arch. 832 68.
—- for Artistic, Durable, and Inexpensive Garden Ac-
cessories. (L. Underwood) Archit. R. 132 69.
—— Impervious. Am. Arch. 8!: 91.
— in its Modern Form and Uses. (C. De Kay) Crafts-
man, 8I 760.
-— Permeability of. Am. Arch. 80: 14,
—— Proportioning. (S. E. Thompson) Am. Arch. go: 59,
— Reinforced. (Julius Kahn) Am. Arch. 83: 38.-
(E. G. Perrot) Am. Arch. 84: 79.—(J. Monash)
Am. Arch. 862 59.-—(W. L. Webb) Am. Arch.
881 I96. — (J. R. Worcester) Am. Arch. 89: 3. —
J. Frankl. Inst. I61: 1.
— - at the London Congress. Am. Arch. 90: 48.
— — Building Code for. Am. Arch. 891 193.
— — Chapel Building, U. S. Naval Academy.
Arch. 881 51.
—— -— Fire Resistance of. (J . Sheppard) Am. Arch.
901 37-
—— — in Germany.
188.
-—— —— The Inventor of. Am. Arch. 903 14.
-— — Literature of. Am. Arch. 89: 159.
—- Villas all Concrete. (C. De Kay) Archit. Rec.
(H. Thurston) Month,
Church Q. 60:
Am.
(O. Kohlmorgen) Am. Arch. go:
I
I7: .
Concrete Blocks in Architecture. Am. Arch. 89: 39.
Concrete Buildings, Centring for. (E. P. Goodrich)
Am. Arch. go: 171.
Concrete Column Tests. (J . E. Howard) Am. Arch.
go: 1:.
Concrete Construction. (L. F. Brayton) Am. Arch.
88: 79.
—- Henebique Armored. (L. Mensch) Am. Arch. 78:
67.
— Possibilities of. (Wm. T. Price) Am. Arch. 89:
119.
—— Re-enforced. American Methods. (G. Hill) Archit.
Rec. 12: 393.
—- — Practical Applications of. (J . Boyer) Engin. M.
W 559. 659-
Concrete Cottage for $4200.
Life Am‘. 72 278.
Concrete Example, A.
(H. L. Harley) Ctry
(T. Jenks) Outl. 81: 878.
143
CONFESSION
Concrete Houses. (S. Stone) Ctry Life Am. 8: 650.
Concrete Lattice-girders. Am. Arch. 81: 99.
Concrete Piling. J. Frankl. Inst. I60: 455.
Concrete Sky-scraper, The First. (A. O. Elzner)
Archit. Rec. 15: 531.
Concrete Steel Construction in New York. Am. Arch.
82: 21.
Concrete Structures, Waterproofing.
Am. Arch. 87: 72.
Concrete Telegraph Poles.
Concrete Walls, Facing.
87: I03,
Concretes, Gravel and Broken Stone.
son) Am. Arch. 78: 35.
Condensation, Actual Drop of Pressure in the Fog
Chamber. (C. Barns) Am. J . Sci. 172: 339.
Condensation Nuclei, Barus on. (C. T. R. Wilson)
Nature, 74: 619. ,
Condenser Tubes, Preservation of, from Contaminated
Water. (W. W. Churchill) Science, n. s. 24: 405-
Condensing Plant. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 26: 543.
— British. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 27: 60.
Conder, Charles, as Decorator. Art J. 58: 42.—(T.
M. Wood) Studio (Internat.) 25: 201.
Conditional Thought, Order of. (H. C. Nutting) Am.
J. Philol. 24: 25, I49, 278.
Condor, The California. (T. S. Van Dyke) Land of
Sun. 3: 262.
“ Condor,” the Lost Sloop of War.
Canad. M. 19: 43.
Condorcet, Marie N. C., Marquis de.
tyre) Macmil. 92: 309.
— G. T. Ladd on. (H. Barker) Philos. R. 11! 617.
Conduct, Antiseptics of. Spec. 94: 778.: Liv. Age,
246: 381,
— Philosophy of, Ladd’s.
Ref. R. 13: 679.
— Problem of. (J . H. Muirhead) Mind, 28: 365.
—~ Taylor’s Problem of. (J . B. Baillie) Internat. J.
Ethics, 12: 227. —-(A. Lefevre) Philos. R. II: 56.
— (A. J . Jenkinson) Internat. J . Ethics, 12: 460,
Conducting, Musical, The Art of. (H. E. Gorst) Sat.
R. 102: 640,
Conductor Pat Francis.
M. n. s. 29: 253.
Conduit, Torresdale, at Philadelphia.
Frankl. Inst. I 591 241.
Coney Island. (Robert W. Neal) World To-day, III
818.
(W. H. Finley)
Am. Arch. 8:: 83,
(F. W. Taylor) Am. Arch.
(S. E. Thomp-
(A. D. Cameron)
(S. G. Tallen-
(H. C. Minton) Presb. &-
(F. H. Spearman) New Eng.
(J . W. Hill) J .
— Biggest Playground in the World.
Munsey, ss= 557.
— Human Need of.
(L. Denison)
(R. Le Gallienne) Cosmopol. 39!
239-
- The New. (A. B. Paine) Cent. 452 523.
—The Opportunities at. (W. H. Allen) Char. I2:
580,
— Renaissance of. (C. B. Davis) Outing, 48: 513.
Confectionery, Chemistry of. (W. Jago) J . Soc. Arts,
501 93-
Confederate of Chaperones. (A. M. Fstabrook) Lip-
pinc. 73: 629.
Confederate Cruisers. (Goldwin Smith) Indep. 54:
849.
Confederate Generals, Last of the. (Z. Armstrong)
Munsey, 311 387.
Confederate States of America.
Dial, 32: 10,
Confession and Absolution in the Church of England.
Sat. R. 93: 421.
— Auricular. Confessions of a Confessor. Indep. 552
(M. B. Hammond)
534-
— Habitual, for the Young. (A. J . Wilson) Contemp.
83: 834.
CON FESSIONAL
Confessional, Ethics of the. (E. K. Chambers) Acad.
65: 217,
Confessions of a Commercial Senator. World’s Work,
9: 6069. 10: 6:86.
Confessions of a Drone. (Joseph M. Patterson) Indep.
61: 493.
Confessions of aNew York Detective. (An ex-Captain
of Police) Cosmopol. 39: 473, 607. 40: 105, 351,
Confessions of an Obscure Teacher. Atlan. 98: 368.
Confessions of a Physician. Indep. 54: 1650,
Confessions of a Quill-driver. (E. L. Didier) Book-
man, 18: 135,
Confessions of a Schoolmaster. Educa. R. 30: 433.
Confessions of a Speculator. World’s Work, 10: 6759.
Confessions of a Wife. (Mary Adams) Cent. 41: 945.
42: 135-884, 43: 26,
Conflagration in Ghargaroo, The. (A. Bierce) Cos-
mopol. 40: 457.
Conflict, The. (E. Ivan) Westm. I63: 98.
—— Sociology of. (G. Simmel) Am. J. Sociol. 91 490,
672, 798. 10: 64, 228,
Confluence, The; a story. (J. Hopper) McClure, 27:
596-
Conformity, Religious. (G. M. Trevelyan) Indep. R.
41 374-
Confoundi g of Emma Louise, The. (H. C. N. Wilson)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 477.
Confronting Life. (Maxim Gorky) Cosmopol. 38: 717.
Confucianism and Ancestor Worship. Open Court,
20: 7.
Confucius, Teachings of. (VV u Ting Fan) Chant. 42:
342-
Congé sans Cloche. (Agnes Repplier) Atlan. 96: 214.
Congering at the Wolf. (J . Isabell) Longm. 41: 448.
Congested Districts, Our New. (P. Kennaday) Char.
I3: 581,
Congo, Ancient Kingdom of.
541-
Congo Commission, Evidence before the.
Antisdel) Indep. 59: 1079.
Congo Conference, 1834-8 5, Reminiscences of the. (Sir
A. W. L. Hemming) Chamb. J. 83: 401.
Congo Forest, The. Science, n. s. 20: 479.
Congo Museum, The. (F. Starr) I/Vorld To-day, I0:
487.
Congo River, Missions on, Catholic, Narrative of. (J .
B. Tugman) Cath. World, 77: 783. 78: 38-368.
-— Upper, as a Waterway. (G. Grenfell) Geog. J . 20:
435.
Congo State, The. Spec. 921 282.
-—- Administration of. Asia. R. 42: 261,
——Affairs of. (S. P. Verner) Forum, 36: I50,-—(H,
R. F. Bourne) Fortn. 81: 49, I
-—- and the Commission of Inquiry. (Herbert Samuel)
Contemp. 88: 872.
--Attack upon the. (D. C. Boulger) No. Am. I77:
—— The Belgian Curse in Africa. (E. D. Morel) Con-
temp. 8:: 358.
-— Belgium and. (E. D. Morel) Contemp. 88: 362,
— Catholic Mission in the. (J . de C. MacDonnell)
Dub. R. 139: 362.
—- Conditions in. (Baron Moncheur) No. Am. 179:
494-
-- Cruelty in. (B. T. Washington) Outl. 78: 375.
-—- Exposures as to. Liv. Age, 249: 125,
-—- F ox-Bourne’s Civilization in. (J . M. Hubbard) Na-
tion, 76: 441.
-—- The Great Iniquity in the. (Harold Spender) Con-
temp. 901 43.=Liv. Age, 250: 259,
-— King Leopold and, at Bar of Belgian Opinion. (Scru-
tator) National, 48: 225,
-—- King Leopold’s Trusteeship in. Sat. R. 101: 777.
(T. Lewis) Geog. J. 19:
(C. B.
144
CONGRESSO
Congo State, Misgovernment of. (WV. M. Morrison)
Indep. 55: 1604.—-(W. M. Morrison) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 38.
—- Moketo, Gurth, and Bill Brown. (E. Jenks) Indep.
R. 8: 270,
—— Oppression in. Outl. 74: 1018,
-—- Problem of. (E. D. Morel) Indep. R. 8: 51,
-~ Question of. (E. D. Morel) Outl. 79: 440. — (A. G.
Leonard) Asia. R. 42: 276. -—- Quar. 204: 45.
—- Real Conditions in. (P. S. Reinsch) No. Am. 178:
216,
-—- Story of. (R. E. Park) Everybody’s, I5: 763.
-—- The True Situation. (Baron VVahis) National, 48:
415-
- The Truths about. Outl. 82: 155.
-~ Wack and Boulger on. (J . S. Reeves) Nation, 80:
289.
—— Wack’s Story of. (H. L. Shumway) New Eng. M.
n. s. 33: 350.
Congo-Zambesi Water Parting. (C. Lemaire) Geog. J .
I9‘ I73-
Congregationalism.
277.
-— Impending Changes in. (G. P. Morris) Bib. Sac.
61: 639.
-— in New England, Three Phases of its Development.
(Williston Walker) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 31 95.
Congregationalist Pastor, Legal Rights of a. (E. Peck)
Yale Div. Q. 2: 58.
Congregationalists, Changes in the Theology among.
(W. Walker) Am. J . Theol. I0: 204.
Congress, Acts of, declared Unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court of the United States. (B. Ester-
lins) Am. Law R. 38: 21,
-— Acts as a State Legislature.
15‘ 755-
—- and the Children.
-— and Public Opinion. Outl. 83: 591.
—— and the Railroads. Legislative Grimace.
den) Nation, 80: I26.
—- A Defense of. (J . Oskison) Nation, 82: 130,
-— Election of Members of. (C. R. Fish) Nation, 82:
72~
-— Humors of. (F. E. Leupp) Cent. 43: 760,
—— Is it a Conservator of the Public Morals ?
Sutherland) Am. Law R. 38: 194,
— Letters of some Members of the Old. Pennsyl. M.
29: 191,
-— Library of. See Library of Congress.
-—- The Muck-rake. (R. Ogden) Nation, 832 4.
-— Rules of. (J . M. Thurston) Indep. 54: 961,
—— Session of 1901-02. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 4.
-—- Session of 1904. (R. Ogden) Nation, 781 344.
-— Wit of. (J . E. Watkins) Am. M. 62: 62,
-— 39th. (W. G. Brown) Atlan. 97: 465.
-—- 51st. (L. A. Sheldon) Calif. M. 1: 154,
—— 58th, Larger Aspects of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
204.
-— 59th. (S. W. McCall) Atlan. 98: 577.
Congress of Nations. (Hayne Davis) Indep. 57: 11.
See Parliament of Nations.
Congressional Apportionment, The New. (E. P. Clark)
Nation, 742 419.
Congressional Elections, Contested.
kamp) Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 421_
Congressional Guardianship. (J . Oskison) Nation, 82:
5°3-
Congressman, New, Troubles of the. (R. L. O’Brien)
Outl. 81: 818.
Congressmen, Author. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 105,
—- The Virtuous. (H. Lamont) Nation, 78: 304.
Congresso Internat. di Scienze Storiche, Rome, 1903,
Ath. ’o3, I: 467.
(A. A. Berle) Bib. Sac. 60:
(S. M. Lindsay) Char.
(E. T. Devine) Char. I5: 587.
(R. Og-
(W. A.
(C. H. Rammel-
CONIFERALES
Coniferales, Anatomy of the. (D. P. Penhallow) Am.
Natural. 38: 523, 691,
—— North American. (D. P. Penhallow) Am. Natural.
38: 243.
Conjurers, Some Old-time. (H. R. Evans) Open Court,
19: 337-
Conjuriug, Indian, Explained. (Prof. Hoffman) Liv.
Age, 2322 559. IEcl. M. 138: 535.
Connaught Homes. (E. Lawless) Monthly R. 11, no.
1: 143. ILiv. Age, 237: 565.
Connecticut. (E. E. Hale) Outl. 81: 1021,
—— Constitutional Convention, 1902. (C. H. Clark)
Yale R. 11: 146,
— the Home of Invention.
Work, 7: 4346.
— Inscriptions from Cemeteries‘ in.
N. E. Reg. 60: 370.
— Land System of. (N. P. Mead) Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 59.
— Library Association, Annual Meeting, I903. Pub.
Lib. 8: 168.
— — Annual Meeting, 1904. Pub. Lib. 9: I 32.
—— —— Annual Meeting, 1905. Pub. Lib. I02 I9I.
— Library Commission, Work of. (C. M. Hewins)
Lib. J. 30: C 51.
-— Pennsylvania, Ohio; a story of three States.
Matthews) Scrib. M. 31: 408-558.
— Rural Domination of Cities in. (G. S. Ford) Munic.
Aff. 6: 220.
— Undemocratic Government of.
tion, 74: 222.
“ Connecticut,” The New Battleship. Army & Navy
Life, 8, no. 101 50. —- (J . R. Spears) World’s Work,
5: 277°-
Connecticut River, Canoeing down the.
man) Outing, 46: 515.
Connecticut Stillwater, On a.
80: 315,
Connemara. The Killarnies.
Words, 452 121.
— and the Government.
418.
—— Land and People of. (W. C. France) Nation, 76:
107.
Connemara Mare, The; a story. (E. O. Somerville
and M. Ross) Longm. 41: 427.=Ecl. M. 1402 760.
1‘ Liv. Age, 237: 92.
Conner, Jerome, Sculptor, with portrait.
Sheafer) Booklover’s M. I: 623,
Conners at Shnngopovi. (Lucia Chamberlain) Every-
body’s, I3: 349-
Connor, Jerome. Craftsman, 72 469.
Conquered, Absorbing the. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
83: 408.
Conquered, The; a story.
112: 592,
Conquering of Caroline.
n. s. 25: 21.
Conqueror of Barney the Balky.
481 899-
Conquerors of New York, The; a story.
Ralph) Harper, I04: 963,
Conquest of Canaan, The; a novel. (Booth Tarking-
ton) Harper, III: 3-908. 112: 92,
Conquest of Charlotte; a story. Blackw. I71: rog-
(A. Goodrich) World’s
(L. M. Dewey)
(A.
(G. E. Bearn) Na-
(L. D. Sher-
(E. Woodbridge) Outl.
(J . H. Stone) Good
(W. C. France) Nation, 75:
(F. B.
(E. Moorehead) Harper,
(E. H. Porter) New Eng. M.
(E. H. Neif) Cent.
(Julian
812. 1722111,
Conrad, Joseph. Acad. 66: 198. —-— (J . A. Macy) Atlan.
98: 697.
-— Art of. (H. Clifford) Spec. 89! 827.: Liv. Age,
236: I20,
-— as a Novelist. Acad. 64: 463.
—- Genius of. (H. Clifford) No. Am. 178: 842,
Conried, Heinrich, and the Repertory Theatre. (J.
Corbin) Booklover’s M. 7: 358.
145
CONSPIRACY
Conried, Heinrich, and what he stands for. (N. Hap-
good) Outl. 77: 81,
Conscience. (C. F. Dole) Internat. J . Ethics, 16: 418.
— and Creed. (A. E. Garvie) Expos. 6th ser. I0: 202,
—— The Balance-sheet of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 82:
I I 1 ,
—— a Divine Guide. (H. C. Hay) N. Church R. I2! 544.
— Evolution of. (E. K. Robinson) Canad. M. 19; 508.
— — and its Social Functions. Ref. Ch. R. 49: 69.
—- — as a Phase of Sociology. (W. L. Sheldon) Am.
J . Sociol. 8: 360,
— The Mystery of.
67.
— The Public. (A. T. Hadley) Indep. 58: 641.
—- Witness of, to the Existence of God. (D. Barry)
Am. Cath. Q. 31: 331.
Conscience of Isadore; a story.
Canad. M. 22: 13,
Conscientious Objector, A. Chamb. J . 81: 125,
Consciousness and its Object. (Felix Arnold) Psychol.
R, 12: 222,
—-— Conceptions and Misconceptions of.
Psychol. R. 11: 282,
— Human and other Forms of.
Sci. Mo. 57: 252.
— Notes on. (P. R. Shipman) Monist, I3: 124,
—- On Lapses of. (J . Jastrow) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 481.
— The Problem of. (C. W. Saleeby) Harper, III: 90,
— (P. Carus) Monist, I3: 69.
— — in its Biological Aspect.
(A. E. Maddock) Westm. 163:
(S. F. Harrison)
(R. B. Perry)
(C. S. Minot) Nature,
651 300.=Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 289.:Science, n. s.
16: 1.
—— — Minot on. (I. M. Bentley) Science, n. s. 16:
386.
—— Schleiermacher’s Development of S,ubjectiv'e.“ (E.
H. Hollands) Philos. R. I 5: 293'. I i
— Scientific View of. (G. Gore) Monist, I 5: 227.
—Unity of Process in. (H. R. Marshall) Mind, 27:
47°-
Conscript, The; a Story of the Siege of Port Arthur.
(C. Lorrimer) Overland, n. s. 47: 228.
Conscripts, Old and Young. (M. Betham-Edwards)
Chamb. J. 81: 677.
Conscription in England, Reasons for. Sat. R. 100:
360,
Consecration. (W. H. Bates) Bib. Sac. 62: 426.
Consent of the Governors. (H. Lamont) Nation, 79:
348-
—— Where Consent is, there is no Injury. (N. G. L.
Child) Jurid. R. 17: 43.
Consentins, A Bale MS. of.
Philol. 26: 22.
Conservation of Energy.
Astron. I3: 36.
— —— and the Vital Activity of Organisms.
Donald) Dub. R. 131: 53.
— — and Voluntary Activity.
Cath. Q. 28: 588,
Conservative Party. The Organizers of Disaster. Na-
tional, 47: 935.
— Organization Needed. Sat. R. 101! I95.
Conservatory Journal, 1859. Technol. R. 4: I37.
Consideration, Notes on. (J . H. Beale, jr.) Harv. Law
R. 17: 71.
Consideration of Mr. Whimpett, The.
Munsey, 33: 348.
Consolate Giantess, A; a story.
per, I<>5= 573-
Consolation; a story. (S. Macnaughtan) Temp. Bar,
131: 322.=Ec1. M. 144: 594.-'=Liv. Age, 245! 34.
Conspiracy, Judge-made Law of. (F. P. Blair) Am.
Law R. 37: 33.
Conspiracy, The. (F. C. Williams) Lippinc. 69: 600.
(E. O. Winstedt) Am. J .
(Ph. E. B. Jourdain) Pop.
(W. Mc-
(M. M. O’Kane) Am.
(E. Walker)
(T. A. J anvier) Har-
(H. R. Marshall) Pop.
CONSPIRACY
Conspiracy in St. Mark’s. (D. H. Talmadge) New
Eng. M. n. s. 26: 71.
Conspiracy of Arnave, The; a story.
Harper, I07: 122,
Conspiracy of Krass.
(J . B. Cabell)
(R. H. Schauffler) Cent. 46:
374-
Constable, Archibald, and his Literary Friends.
Chamb. J. 79: 755.
Constable, John. (G. D. Leslie and F. A. Eaton) Art
J. 55: 5. —With portrait. Mast. in Art, 7: I71.
—— and Landscape Painting. Sat. R. 95: 136.
—— Influence on Landscape Painting, Holmes on. Ath.
’O3.1= 471.
— Landscape of. (F. Wedmore) 19th Cent. 54: 1013.
Constable’s Move, The. (VV. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol.
40: 29,
Constance Council, Politics of the.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. I3: 103.
Constant, Benjamin, Mme. de Stai§l’s Letters to.
Critic. 48= 273. 357. 444.
Constant of Refraction, an Untried Method of Deter-
mination. (G. A. Hill) Pop. Astron. 13: 417.
Constantine, Africa, Art of. (S. Beale) Am. Arch.
88: 213,
Constantinople, Bookshops in. (H. O. Dwight) Forum,
33= 487.
-—— Harem Life in. Blackw. I80: 733.
— an Impression. (A. Symons) Harper, I06: 863.
——a Reminiscence. Blackw. I801 485. I Liv. Age,
25I= 473- .
— St. Sophia. (E. M. Antoniadi) Am. Arch. 80: 6,
—— — Cross of. (F. C. Burkett; E. M. Antoniadi)
Knowl. 26: 181,
— Three Aspects of. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 95: 741.
Constellations and their History. (S. D. Peet) Am.
Antiq. 27: 17. '
-— Antiquity of. Knowl. 27: 118,
— Studies of. (E. W. Maunder) Knowl. 25: 7.
Constitution, An Outline of Pinckney’s Plan for a.
(A. C. McLaughlin) Nation, 78: 330.
(J . N. Figgis) Roy.
See United States. Constitution.
Constitution-making and the Initiative. (F. Foxcroft)
Atlan. 97: 792.
—— Recent State. (J . B. Phillips) Yale R. 12: 389. =
Univ. Colo. Stud. 2: 67. .
Constitutional Government and the Alternative. (I.
M. Griscom) Nation, 77: 28.
Constitutional Initiative. (L. F. C. Garvin) No. Am.
177: 78.
Constitutional Law of England, Ridges’s. (A. V.
Dicey) Nation, 81: 466,
— Present Problems of. (J . W. Burgess) Pol. Sci. Q.
W 545-
Constitutions, Written, Elasticity of. (H. Taylor) No.
Am. 182: 204,
—— Unwritten, in the U. S.
R. 15: 531.
Constructions, Wood and Fire-proof, Comparative
Costs of. Archit. R. 12: 129, 165.
Consul, The American; a new type. (J . C. Monaghan)
Booklover’s M. 4: 649,
—— Duties of a. (D. Colnagh) National, 42: 449.
Consular and Diplomatic Service. (O. S. Straus) Am.
J. Soc. Sci. 40: I.
Consular Reform. Outl. 70: 167.—Outl. 82: 11,-
(C. Arthur Williams) World To-day, I0: 393,
— Remoteness of. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. '7:
845.
Consular Reports, Editing. (W. S. Nevins) Nation, 83:
282, '
Consular Service, American. (E. T. Sheppard) Calif.
Univ. Chron. 4: 387.——(H. G. Dwight) Bookman,
23: 263.-— (A. W. Tourgee) Indep. 54: 208.
(E. McClain) Harv. Law
146
CONTINGENT
Consular Service, American. Ambassadors of Trade.
(J . G. Whiteley) Forum, 33: 85.
—- — Our Disgraceful. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 82: 274.
—- — Reorganization of. (Francis B. Loomis) No. Am.
182: 356. — (G. Hunt) World’s Work, 3: 1606.
— and Congress. (J . Sloat Fassett) R. of (Rs. (N. Y.)
33‘ 555-
-— Bettering our. (Nicholas Longworth) Indep. 61:
19,
— British, and its Wrongs. Quar. I97: 598.
—— Jefferson and the. (B. E. Powell) Pol. Sci. Q. 21:
626.
Consule Planco. (J . H. Yoxall) Cornh. 92: 326,
Consuls and the Senate. Nation, 82: 379.
-— Our. (J . E. Watkins) Cosmopol. 331 317.
Consulship, The Glamour of a. (J . B. Osborne) Atlan.
91: 800,
Consumer, Duties of the. (R. F. Zueblin) Craftsman,
7: 88,
Consumption, Campaign against. (S. H. Carney, jr.)
Munsey, 31: 579. —(Eugene Wood) Everybody’s,
14: 792,
— Catching, Preventable, Curable. Everybody’s, 10:
617.
-— Curable. (E. Wood) Everybody’s, I0: 795.
— Home Cure for. (C. E. Webster) Char. II: 276,
— in its Stronghold. (E. Poole) Char. 11: 193,
— in New England, Decrease of. (S. W. Abbott) Am.
Statis. Assoc. 9: I.
— in the U. S. (L. Brandt) Char. 9: 570. I0: 310,
— Modern Crusade against. (1. Fisher) Outl. 75: 69!.
— Open-air Treatment of. Indep. 55: 2910.
— Warfare on. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 509.
— World’s Battle with. (H. F. Cope) World To-day,
8: 62,
Consumption [in Economics], not a Test of Progress.
Sat. R. 962 289.
Consumptives, Boycott of. (W. K. McClure) Indep.
R. 11: 183. =Liv. Age, 2511 624.
— Chances of, in Colorado. (F. S. Kinder) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 27: 698.
—— Government Care of.
(N. Y.) 30: 59. _
— Jewish Hospital for. (A. Muller) Char. II: 554.
— Mountain Home for. (G. Holme) Munsey, 27: 757.
—Nelson’s Home for, in California. (N. 0. Nelson)
Indep. 56: 414, 1314,
— New Home for. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 689.
— Tent Cottages for. Char. 10: 516,
Contact Metamorphism, Physical Eifects of.
rell) Am. J. Sci. 163: 279.
Container, New Form of, for Use in Museums of Eco-
nomic Botany. (G. L. Goodale) Am. J . Sci. 171:
45‘-
Contemplation. Am. Cath. Q. 28: 60,
Contempt of Court, —-the Anglo-Saxon Crime. (T. S.
Mosby) Arena, 36: 373. .
Content in Work. (C. W. Eliot) Am. J . Soc. Sci. 42: 75.
Contentment, Adventures in. (D. Grayson) Am. M.
63: 29, 158.
Continental Complications, Coming. (D. C. Boulger)
I9th Cent. 55: 555.=Liv. Age, 241: 449.
Continental Congress, 2d Election of Delegates from
New York to, 1775. (C. Becker) Am. Hist. R. 9:
66.
Continental Entanglements, Lord Salisbury and. Na-
tional, 39: 871-
Continental System, Document relating to the. (J . H.
Rose) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 122,
Contingent Fee, Abuse of the. (J . B. Leavitt) Am. J .
Soc. Sci. 44: 110.
Contingent Future Interests.
21: 118.
(O. P. Newman) R. of Rs.
(J . Bar-
(M. A. Kales) Law Q.
CONTINUOUS
Continuous Groups, Lie’s Theory of, Campbell on.
Nature, 71: 49.
Contraband of War. (T. Baty) Macmil. 89: 439.—
Ecl. M. 142: 517.:-Liv. Age, 240: 504.
-— Law of. (T. Baty) Jurid. R. 16: 268.
— Russia and. Law Q. 20: 239.
Contrabandista, The. (E. H. Currey) Chamb. J. 81:
801.
Contract, Assignability of.
Law R. 18: 23. _
Contract, Law of, in England and Scotland. (R. Brown)
Jurid. R. 15: 391.
-— — Studies in the. (A. Hindenburg) Jurid. R. 15: 213.
Contract Labor in Hawaii and Elsewhere. (O. G. Vil-
lard) Nation, 77: 166.
Contractor, A New Kind of. Archit. R. 9: 23 5.
Contracts, Discharge of, by Alteration. (S. Williston)
Harv. Law R. 18: 105, 165.
-— for the Benefit of a Third Person.
Harv. Law R. 15: 767. 16: 43,
-— Interpretation of Reference Clauses in. (R. D. Mel-
ville) Jurid. R. 16: 297.
— Protection to, by the “ Due Process of Law ”
Clauses inthe Federal Constitution. (J . J . Egan)
Am. Law R. 36: 70,
Contradiction and Reality. (B. Bosanquet) Mind, 31: 1,
— Aristotle on the Law of. (I. Husik) Mind, 31: 215.
Contrary to Precedent; a story. (S. K. Claspell)
Booklover’s M. 31 235. 1
Contributions, Rejected. How Editors say “ No.”
Chamb. J. 79: 718. _
Controlling Interest. (A. M. Barbour) Lippinc. 73:
230,
Convalescence. Sat. R. 102: 107,
Convalescence of Gerald, The.
born) Scrib. M. 3 5: 496.
Convalescence of Mr. M’Lerie. (J. J. Bell) Cent. 45:
271.
Convent, An Egyptian.
Convent of the Bleeding Heart.
Temp. Bar, I25: 583.
Convent Garden, From a. Cornh. 87: 654.
Convent Graduate, Opportunities for. (L. J. Barry)
Cath. World, 74: 793.
Convent Stage, The. (Agnes Repplier) Atlan. 95: 749.
Convent’s Narrow Room, The. (Katharine Tynan)
Monthly R. 24, no. 2: 112,
Convention, National Political, The Anomaly of. (A.
P. Dennis) PoL Sci. Q. 20: 185.
—~ of I 787. (G. S. Boutwell) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 500.
-—— —- and its Purpose. (G. S. Boutwell) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 244.
Conventionality and Morality.
Sac. 62: 738.
Conventions of 1902, Forecast of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25:
577-
-— of 1905, Announcement of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 311
54°-
-—— Presidential, of 1860 and 1880. (J. M. Rogers) Book-
lover’s M. 3: 355.
-— — of 1892 and 1896,
(F. C. Woodward) Harv.
(S. Williston)
(Georgia W. Pang-
Cath. World, 80: 85.
(E. B. Williams)
(H. A. Stimson) Bib.
(J. M. Rogers) Booklover’s M.
: 513,
-—— — Representation and the Party Strengths. (P. J .
Hoban) Indep. 56: 1369.
-—- -—- Supreme Moments at. (E. G. Riggs) Everybody’s,
11: 76.
Conversation, Art of. (A. Ainger) Cornh. 89: 313,:
Ecl. M. 144: 581. =Liv. Age, 245: 21.
— The Vanished Salon; or, The Lost Art of. (M.
Betham-Edwards) Chamb. J . 83: 122.
-- Wordless, Mrs. Hugh Bell on. Spec. 92: 953.
Conversationalists, A Few. Cornh. 85: 526. =Liv.
Age. 2331 547.
147
COOKERY
Conversion, Christianity and. Spec. 97: 321.
-—- Period of. (G. A. Tawney) Psychol. R. 11: 210.
—— Problem of. (J . B. Crozier) Fortn. 78: 1004.
-—- Variety in Types of. (A. R. Merriam) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 9: I 35.
Conversion, Equitable.
R. 18: 1-321.
Conversion of Bullock Tommy; a story. (S. M. Dur-
ing) Temp. Bar, 130: 168. I Liv. Age, 242: 733.
Conversion of Casey; a story. (F. Z. Stone) Munsey,
29: 467.
Conversion of Elviny, The; a story.
McClure, I9: 69.
(C. C. Langdell) Harv. Law
(H. R. Martin)
Conversion of Father Cassidy, The; a story. (H.
Templeton) McClure, 20: 509,
Conversion of Jabez Trimble, The; a story. (P. H.
Coggins) Harper, 112: 615.
Converted Dacoit, The. (D. Wilson) Westm. 163: 544.
Conveyancing, 14th Century. (J . F. Kilby) Archaeol.
59‘ 25"-
—— Logical.J (T. F. Martin) Law Q. 20: 195.
Conveying Machinery in Coal Mining. (S. Howard-
Smith) Cassier, 21: 385. '
Convict Labor in Texas. (C. S. Potts) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 21: 426.
—— Outdoor. (S. E. Baldwin) Char. 17: 137.
Convict Prison, Life in a. Chamb. J . 79: 365.
Conviction, the Decay of. (A. Gladstone) Westm.
161: 683.—(Prof. W. J. Brown) Hibbert J. 2:
553-
Convincing, Art of, and some Recent Novels. (F. T.
Cooper) Bookman, 21: 363.
Convocation and the Letters of Business. (H. R. E.
Childers) 19th Cent. 60: 841,
— The Government and. (P. Herbert) I9th Cent. 60:
851.
Convocation Man of Reformation Days.
263.
Convocation Week, for Association Meetings.
Minot) Harv. Grad. M. 10: 348.
Conway, Ann, :1 Pupil of Van Helmont the Younger.
Gent. M. n. s. 77: 464.
Conway, Moncure D. Autobiography. (M. A. De W.
Howe) Atlan. 95¢ I28.—(P. F. Bicknell) Dial,
37: 229.—(T. W. Higginson) Nation, 79: 358.-
(W. Lloyd) Westm. 163: 294,
Sat. R. 98:
(C. S.
—- an Exile from the South. (J . S. Bassett) So. Atlan.
Q, 4: 82,
—- Reminiscences. (Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic, 46:
I20,
Conway, Sergeant Patrick, Military Career of.
Frith) Cornh. 92: 657.
Cony High School Assembly, The. (Arthur H. Na-
son) School R. I41 505.
Coo-eel (F. J . Davey) Good Words, 43: 845.
Cook, Henry H., Estate of, at Lenox, Mass.
Miller) Ctry Life Am. 31 I15.
Cook, James, Navigator. (C. F. Lavell) Chaut. 44:
172,
-— Adventures of. (Agnes C. Laut) Am. M. 60: 12,
(W.
(W.
— Place where killed. (W. K. Fisher) Out VVest, 22:
181. .
Cook and the Captain, The. (M. Robertson) Cosmo-
POL 391 49-
Cook at Copley’s. (K. E. Harriman) Lippinc. 72: 507.
Cook Books, Conceits from Old. (Eliz R. Pennell)
Everybody’s, 8: 212.
Cooke, Jay, and the Financing of the Civil War. (E.
P. Oberholtzer) Cent. 51: 116, 282,
Cooke, Col. Wm. G. (H. Warren) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q. 9: 210.
Cookery as a Handicraft. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95:
135-
oooxsnr
Cookery, Carols of. (Arthur Penn) Bookman, 14: 474.
- Every Woman a Cook. (Z. Cooke) New Eng. M.
n. s. 29: 217.
— The Feeding of School Children and the Cookery
Classes. (M. A. Davies) Contemp. 87: 564,
-—— Flamboyant Period in, 17th—18th Century.
R. Pennell) Cornh. 87: 493.
—— in Camp. (S. E. White) Outl. 77: 897,
—- Mediaeval. (D. Dale) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 323.
—— Physical Deterioration and the Teaching of. (M.
A. Davies) Contemp. 87: 88,
— Teaching of. (K. Herbert) !9th Cent. 59: 811.
Cookery-book, Leaves from an Old. (L. Morrison)
Gent. M. n. s. 72: 389.
-— Pennell’s. (W. R. Browne) Dial, 36: 84,
—— 17th Century. (W. B. Thorne) Library, 11. s. 4:
180,
Cookery Books, My. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Atlan. 90:
221, 679,
Cooking and Cooks. (K. Burrill) Chamb. J . 80: 497.
— A Chef and his Development. (P. Grand) Munsey,
26: 633,
-— Spanish. Land of Sun. I: 96.
Cooley, Julia, The Poetry of. (R. Le Gallienne) Har-
per, 105: 622,
Coolie Emigrant, The. Chamb. J . 82: 225.
Cooling and Heating Houses. Am. Arch. 79 :5 5 3.
Cooling a Room with Ice. (J . J . Harris) A1n. Arch.
(Eliz.
79‘ 54-
Cooli11s, In the Heart of the. Blackw. 179: 753.
Coon Hunt. (F. J . Blanchard) Canad. M. 27: 310.
Coon-skin Cap Law. (H. C. Caldwell) Am. Law R.
371 677.
Cooper, James Fenimore.
391 455-
Cooper, Dr. James G. (W. D. Dall) Science, 11. s. 16:
268.
Cooper, Jolin Campbell, Painter. (A. W. Barker)
Booklover’s M. 5: 32-7. — (W. E. Hare) Brush &
P, 18: 72,
Cooper, Myles. (A. L. Jones) Colum. Univ. Q. 1: 347.
Cooper, Samuel, Letters to Thomas Pownall, 1769—77.
Am. Hist. R. 8: 301,
Cooper, Samuel; Queen Christina’s Miniature Painter.
(G. C. Williamson) 19th Cent. 58: 667,
Cooper, Thomas Sidney. Ath. ’02, I: 215. — With por-
trait. M. of Art, 26: 272,
— Evening. Art J. 54: 125.
Co-operation, Agricultural, in the United Kingdom.
(A. Dulac) Econ. R. 12: 185,
—- among Western Farmers. (C. Vincent) Arena, 31:
(W. C. Brownell) Scrib. M.
286,
— and Commercial Morality. (E. F. Forrest) Econ. R.
13: 168.
— and the Poor. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R. 13: 25.
-—— as a Link among Nations. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R.
12: 448.
— Coercion, Competition. (L. M. Keasby) Pop. Sci.
M0, 63: 526,
— Higher, its Inner History. (G. J . Holyoake) Fortn.
77: 81,
— in the Apple Industry in Canada. (R. H. Coats) Q.
J. Econ. 21: 136,
—— in Europe, Rise and Progress of.
Arena, 30: 27.
— in Ireland, Growth of.
20: 547.
—— in Italy. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R. 12: 1,
—— Key-note of the Present Revolutionary Movement.
(B. 0. Flower) Arena, 28: 84.
-— Labor’s Solution. (R. L. Bridgman) Outl. 75: 179.
-— National Festival of, 1901. (E. O. Greening) Econ.
R. 12: 87,
(F. Parsons)
(D. A. McCabe) Q. J . Econ.
148
COPPER
Co-operation, National Festival of, 1902,
liams) Econ. R. 12: 472.
— Neglected Opportunities of.
R. 16: 190.
— of Civic Societies. Chaut. 37: 44!.
— Present Ideal of. Econ. J . I2: 29.
— Present Status of, in the Old World. (B. O. Flower)
Arena, 28: 202,
—- Robert Owen and. (F. Podmore) Econ. J . 15: 257.
— Struggle between Life and Death in the Economic
World. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 27: 315.
Co-operative Act, Indian. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R. I4:
472-
Co-operative Association of America, The.
man) Arena, 28: 602,
Co-operative Brotherhood, The.
Arena, 23: 403,
—- and its Colony. (W. P. Copeland) Indep. 55: 317.
Co-operative Conference, A National. (H. Vrooman)
Arena, 27: 611,
Co-operative Congress, 1902.
12: 333,
— 1904, at Budapest. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R. 14: 449.
— 1905. (F. Maddison) Econ. R. 15: 316.
Co-operative Coopers of Minneapolis. (G. O. Virtue)
Q. J. Econ. 19: 527,
Co-operative Credit. (E. M. Lynch) Cath. World, 75:
668.
Co-operative Credit Associations, Agricultural.
H. Dawson) Econ. J. I2: 327.
Co-operative House-keeping, An Experiment
(Martha Martin) Cosmopol. 35: 346.
Co-operative Industries. (M. R. Cranston) Chaut. 40:
351-
Co-operative Societies in Agriculture.
Temp. Bar, 131: 581,
Co-operative Undertakings in England and America.
(F. Parsons) Arena, 30: 159.
Co-operative Village for VVorking People.
Priestman) Craftsman, 10: 494.
Co-operative Work in Ghent. (V. Thompson) Every-
body’s I3: 29!.
Copan, Certain Group of Sculptures at, Interpretation
of. (G. B. Byron) Am. Anthrop. 4: 130.
Co—partnership, Twenty Years of. (A. Williams)
Econ. R. 15: 15.
Cope, Walter, Architect. (E. V. Seeler) Archit. R. 9:
289. -— (R. C. Sturgis) Outl. 73: 775.
— Work of. (R. A. Cram) Archit. Rec. 16: 407,
Cope of Nicholas IV. at -Ascoli. Art J . 57: 46.
Cope Pampean Collection. Science, 11. s. 17: 157.
Copeland, Charles Townsend. (F. W. Noxton) Critic,
42: 126,
Copeland, Ralph.
14: 1,
Copenhagen, City Hall at. (O. Z . Cervin) Archit. Rec.
18: 283.
Copepoda of Massachusetts.
ural. 40: 24!.
— Rhode Island.
639.
Copernicus. (E. S. Holden) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 109.
—— The Earliest Predecessors of. (C. R. Eastman)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 323.
Copley, John Singleton. (R. R. Wilson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 26, — With portrait. Mast. in Art, 5: 485,
Copley Society of Boston, The. (Jean N. Oliver) New
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 605.
Copper as an Antiseptic against Typhoid Organisms.
Science, 11. s. 22: 347.
—— as Cuprous Sulphocyanide, Estimation of, in the
Presence of Bismuth, Antimony, Tin, and Arsenic.
(R. G. Van Name) A1n. J. Sci. 163: 138,
(A. Wil-
(H. W. Wolff) Econ.
(H. Vroo-
(W. E. Copeland)
(F. Madison) Econ. R.
(W.
in.
(A. M. Brice)
(M. T.
(N. Macpherson, jr.) Pop. Astron.
(A. S. Pearse) Am. Nat-
(L. W. Williams) Am. Natural. 40:
COPPER
Copper, Bessemerizing of. (James Douglas) Cassier,
22: 314,
—-— Delicate Color Reaction for. (H. C. Bradley) Am.
J. Sci. 172: 326,
—— Electrolytic. (L. Addicks) J . Frankl. Inst. I60:
421.
—-— in the U. S. (J. P. Channing) Cassier, 22: 2 5 3.
—- Metallic. Am. Arch. 86: 87.
——~ Sheet, from the Mounds, not necessarily of European
Origin. (C. R. Moore) Am. Anthrop. 51 27. '
— The Story of. (C. F. Speare) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34:
561.
— The World’s Output of, for 25 Years. (J. B. C.
Kershaw) Cassier, 30: 4594,
Copper Age in the U. S. (P. U. Lawson) Am. Antiq.
24: 459. — (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 28: 149.
Copper Mines of California. (T. H. Guptill) Overland,
n. s. 41: 478.
Copper Mining. The Calumet and Hecla. (T. Waters)
Everybody’s, I1: 336,
—-— in British Columbia. (E. Jacobs) Engin. M. 26: 236,
Copper Objects, Hopewell; are they Prehistoric ? (W.
K. Moorehead) Am. Anthrop. 5: 50.
Copper Ores, New Methods in Metallurgical Treatment
of. (W. S. Keith) J. Frankl. Inst. 160: 147,
Copper Plant, A Wonderful ; the Arizona Copper
Company. (M. Sullivan) Overland, n. s. 451 476.
Copper Relics among the Mounds. (S. D. Peet) Am.
Antiq. 28: 213,
Copper River Country, Alaska. (W. H. Abercrombie)
J. Frankl. Inst. I58: 289, 353.
Copper Ship, The. (J . C. Curwood) Munsey, 3 5: 605.
Copper Sulphate, Action of, upon Iron Meteorites.
(O. C. Farrington) Am. J . Sci. 164: 38.
Coptic Monasteries of Egypt and Nitria, First Visit by
Women to. (A. S. Lewis) Cent. 45: 745.
Coptic New Testament. Church Q. 62: 292,- Ath,
’o5, 2: 104,
Coptic Psalter, Two Versions of. (J . D. Prince) J.
Bib. Lit. 21: 92.
Copyhold Cases in the Early Chancery Proceedings.
(A. Savine) Eng. Hist. R. 17: 296.
Copyhold Enfranchisement, A Scheme of. (H. J .
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Copyright. (S. L. Clemens) No. Am. 180: 1,
—— Australian. (W. M. Colles) Acad. 71: 11,
— English and American. Ath. ’o5, 1: 369,
—— from the Chinese Standpoint. Acad. 65: 215.
— Improvement in. (T. Solberg) Nation, 76: 348.
-—- in the English Colonies. (W. M. Colles) Acad. 65:
0.
—Law of. (T. Solberg) Nation, 77: 249.—— (S. J.
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-— Legal Aspect of the Book War.
Monthly R. 25, no. 3: 51.
—— Musical, in England. (W. M. Colles) Acad. 68: 517.
— New Encyclopasdias on. (T. Solberg) Nation, 76:
39°-
— Our Archaic Laws. (S. J . Elder) Am. Law R. 37:
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-— U. S. Law of, and International Copyright.
Herbert Thring) No. Am. I81: 69.
Copyright Bill, New, 1906, Hearing on. Lib. J. 31:
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Copyright Books, Proposed Prohibition of Importation
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Copyright Law, Need of a New.
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— Proposed Amendment ; a Discussion by the A. L. A.
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— Resident or Non-resident Authors protected. (G.
H. Putnam) Critic, 44: 60,
Copyright Procedure. (H. Putnam) Critic, 40: 57.
(A. Fellows)
(G.
(Geo. P. Brett)
149
CORN
Copyright Reform, American. (W. M. Colles) Acad.
68: 28.
Coquetry), Art of.
603,
Coral._ (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. 2: 611.
(Gertrude Lynch) Cosmopol. 36:
——- Aggregated Colonies in Madreporarian Corals. (J .
E. Duerden) Am. Natural. 352 461.
-— and the Codice Corallino of the 18th Century. (A.
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— Duerden’s West Indian
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—— Vaughan’s Fossil. (J . E. Duerden) Science, 11. s. I 5:
Madreporarian Polyps.
143-
Coral Island, Borings on a. Knowl. 27: 32.-—Nature,
69: 582,
Coral Reefs, Formation of. (J . S. Gardiner; E. H. L.
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Cornh. 891 357.
— Origin of, as shown by the Maldives.
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—— Paleozoic, Studies on Early Stages in. (C. E. Gor-
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Corbet, Ridley. M. of Art, 26: 236,
Corbin, Henry Clark, with portrait. Army & Navy
Life, 9: 207.
Cordier, Mathurin, Schoolmaster of Calvin.
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Cordova and Seville. (E. Hutton) Monthly R. 20, no.
2: I 31.
Corea. See Korea.
Coreless Apple, The. (S. Morgan) 19th Cent. 56: 966.
Corelli, Marie. (T. F. G. Coates) Bk. News, 22: 131,
— as an Antiquary. Antiq. n. s. 40: 294.
—— Life Literary. Bk. News, 23: 6.
-— Note upon. Westm. I66: 680,
—- Temporal Power. Bk. News, 21: 61. ‘
Corey, Wm. Ellis. (R. D. Paine) World’s Work, 6:
4°25-
Corfu; the Paradise of the Phaeacians. (Wm. Miller)
Gent. M. n. s. 73: 31,
Corinth, Colossal Statues at. (R. B. Richardson) Am.
J . Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 7.
—-— Excavations at. (R. B. Richardson) Nation, 75: 89.
(J . S. Gar-
(F. Wat-
— —— in I904. (T. W. Heermance) Am. J . Archaeol.
n. s. 8: 433.
—- — in 1905. (O. M. Washburn) Am. J. Archaeol. n. s.
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— Fountain in Agora at. (R. B. Richardson) Am. J .
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— Greek Inscriptions from.
Archaeol. n. s. 7: 26.
—Terra-cottas from. (D. M. Robinson) Am. J . Ar-
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Corinthian Canal. Am. Arch. 80: 63.
Cork, Richard Boyle, Earl of, Townsend’s Life and
Letters of. Ath. ’04, I: 741. —(C. W. Colby)
Nation, 792 280, —Spec, 92: 923,-
Cork, Curious Facts about. (J . M. Scanland) Over-
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Cormorant-fishing in Japan. (G. E. Scott) Booklover’s
M- 5= 570.
Cormorants. Sat. R. 94: 485. -
Corn. (H. W. Davenport) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 239.
—(E. P. Powell) Indep. 591 I325.
—— Breeding New Kinds of. (W. S. Harwood) World’s
Work, 4: 2502.
— Culture of, Marvels of.
35: 21.
— Growers of, in the West.
Work, 7: 4127.
—- Iowa’s Campaign for Better.
Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 563.
(Benj. Powell) Am. J.
(A. D. Shamel) Cosmopol.
(T. N. Carver) World’s
(P. G. Holden) R. of
CORN
Corn, The Ripened. (A. B. Comstock) Chant. 38: 172,
-— Sweet, How to makethe Best. (W. Miller) Ctry
Life Am. 6: 264.
—— What is an Ear of ? (T. G. Montgomery) Pop. Sci.
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Corn Belt, Life in the. (T. N. Carver) World’s Work,
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Corn Gospel Train, A.
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Corn Law Memories.
64.
Corn Laws, Effect of ; Reply to Sir G. L. Molesworth.
(H. Cox) 19th Cent. 53: 264.
— — Rejoinder. (Sir G. L. Molesworth) 19th Cent. 53:
476.
- French, 1515-1660,
(E. P. Lyle, jr.) World’s
(J . K. Snowden) Contemp. 88:
(A. P. Usher) Q. J. Econ. 19:
452-
- Real Object of. (G. L. Molesworth) 19th Cent. 52:
913-
Corn Lore, A Sheaf of. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 607.
Cornage and Drengage. (C. T. Lapsley) Am. Hist. R.
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Corneille, Pierre. (Francis Gribble) Bookman, 23:441.
— (H. C. Macdowall) Macmil. n. s. I: 627.
— and the Spanish Drama. Sat. R. 94: 552.
— Home of. Cath. World, 75: 230.
— — A Domestic Enigma. (M. A. Gerothwohl) Fortn.
86: 301,
— The Neo-classic Tragedy, and the Greek.
Frye) Univ. Nob. Stud. 6: 219.
Cornelia’s Birthday; a story. (L. W. Reese) Harper,
107: 25,
Cornelius, Peter’s Sermon to. (C. F. Sanders) Luth.
Q- 35= 103-
Cornelius, Hans. Einleitung in die Philosophie.
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Cornell University, Agriculture at.
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-— Distribution of the Daily Time of Students. (G. M.
Whipple) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 538.
Corner in Troubles. (C. Dangerfield) Lippinc. 73:
763.
Corner in Fiancés.
Corner-cupboard Man, The.
(P. H.
(G.
(R. H. Thurston)
(G. G. Lincoln) Munsey, 35: 32.
(Sydney Preston) Scrib.
M. 36: 732.
Corner-stone Calf, A. (C. E. Hollingsworth) McClure,
24: 63".
“ Cornfield)” Law, The Perils of. (R. Ogden) Nation,
82: 274. '
Cornish, C. J. Ath. ’06, I: I73.—Spec. 96: 252.
Cornish, N. H., as a Literary Center. (H. Saint-Gau-
dens) Bk. News, 24: 379.
—- Gardens of. (Frances Duncan) Cent. 50: 1,
—— An Impression of. (H. W. Henderson) Lamp, 27:
185.
— Ont-door Masque at. (K. Cox) Nation, 80: 519.
Cornish Art School, At a. (T. K. C.) Good Words,
46= 534-
Cornish Burial-Ground, An Ancient. (Arthur Kelly)
Good Words, 43: 888.
Cornish Craftsmen. (M. T. Whitmore) Craftsman, 2:
91.
Cornish Fonts. Reliquary, 42: 96.
Cornewall, James, Monument to, in Westminster Ab-
bey. (I. J. Cornwall) 19th Cent. 58: 468,
Cornu, Alfred. (S. P. Thompson) Nature, 66: 12,
Cornwall, Circles in. (Norman Lockyer) Nature, 73:
366.
-—- Coast of. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 98: 265,
—— Colors of. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 98: 458.
— Duchy of, and Estates. (W. M. J . Williams) Chamb.
J . 83: 269,
~— Fisheries of. (J . Isabel) Longm. 40: 344.
150
CORPORATE
Cornwall, Holidays in. Spec. 92: 839.
— In the Delectable Duchy. (R. Tangye) Sund. M.
34: 36.
-—- Sculptured Norman Tympana in. (A. G. Langdon)
Reliquary, 42: 113,
—— Sketches in. (A. Symons) Sat. R. I00: 240,
——Stone Monuments of. (F. Yeigh) Canad. M. 20:
4°5- _
—- A Valley in. (A. Symons) Sat. R. I00: 240,
Coronado, The Story of. (G. P. Winship) Land of Sun.
9: 53-
Coronado Beach Tent City. (E. Hilton) Out West, I8:
799-
Corona. See Sun.
Coronas, Apertures of, in relation to the Number of
Nuclei and their Size. (C. Barns) Am. J . Sci. 165:
335-
—- Flower-like Distortion of, due to Graded Cloudy
Condensation. (C. Barns) Am. J . Sci. 163: 309.
— of Cloudy Condensation, Geometric Sequences of,
and the Contrast of Axial and Coronal Colors. (C.
Barns) Am. J. Sci. 163: 81,
— — New Method for Standardizing. (C. Barns) Am.
J. Sci. I72: 342.
Coronation, The Empire and the. Fortn. 78: 21,
— of George II., 1727. (C. de Saussure) Monthly R.
7, no. 1: 25.
—— of George IV.
2341 41-
—— of the King of England. Quar. 196: 342. —(H. M.
Cundall) Art J. 54: 192.
— — The Religious Service.
163. .
See Edward VII., Coronation of.
Coronation Ceremonial, English. (H. Thurston) Month,
99: 561.
Coronation Music. Ath. ’02, 2: 230.
— of the Past. Ath. ’02, I: 25.
Coronation Ode. (J . Rhoades) Fortn. 77: 92 5.
Coronation Odes. Good \/Vords, 43: xi. —Sat. R. 94:
165,
Coronation Progresses, Some Bygone. (E. S. Hope)
19th Cent. 51: 994.
Coronation Records, English. Ath. ’02, 1: 263,
Coronation Rites. (C. Edmonds) Dub. R. I30: 241.
-— Unique Continuity of British. (D. Macleane) 19th
Cent. 51: 744.
Coronation Robes, Preparation and Manufacture of
English. Pall Mall M. 26: 549,
Coronation Service. Acad. 62: 585.
Coronation Stone, The Legend of the.
Antiq. n. s. 38: 173.
Coronation Vestments, English.
Good Words, -43: 381.
Coronation Weaving. (R. E. D. Sketchley) Art J . 54:
196,
Coronations, English. Church Q. 53: 257. 54: 1,
— Historic. (A. Kinnear) Pall Mall M. 27: 241.
—— Poetry of Courts and. (R. E. Vernede) Macmil.
86: 299.
— Scottish.
Corot, Jean B. C., Reminiscenees of.
Putnam, I: 272.
— Pictures by, in Alexander Young’s Collection.
G. Halton) Studio (Internat.) 30: 3.
Corporal Punishment, Ethics of. (H. S. Salt) Internat.
J . Ethics, 163 77-
— Unrecognized Causes of.
499:
Corporal
19th Cent. 51: 1013.: Liv. Age,
(Mrs. A. M. Smith) 27:
(R. Bruce)
(J. H. T. Perkins)
(M. G. J. Kinloch) Dub. R. 130: 263,
(G. Cl1ardin)
(E.
(H. L. Clapp) Educa. 25:
Sweeney, Deserter. (R. D. Paine) Cent. 46:
733-
Corporate Control in America. (P. S. Grosscup) Am.
M. 61: 146,
CORPORATE
Corporate Reunion. (S. F. Smith) Month, 106: 498,
82,
Corporate Wealth, President Roosevelt and. (Arthur
W. Dunn) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 687.
Corporation, The Genesis of. (Robert L. Raymond)
Harv. Law R. 192 350.
-—— Legal Personality of a Foreign. (E. H. Young) Law
Q, 22: 178,
— Personality of the. (W. J . Brown) Law Q. 21: 365.
— Re-birth of the. (P. S. Grosscup) Am. M. 62: 188,
Corporation Absolutism. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 2 52,
Corporation Christmas Present, A; a story. (M. C.
Deering) Munsey, 302 499.
Corporation Directors, English. (W. R. Lawson) Na-
tional, 40: 118,
Corporation Law Business, in Massachusetts.
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Corporation Lawyers. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 83:
276, '
Corporation Scandals regulated by a National Incor-
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supp.
Corporation Securities, Private.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 703, 877.
Corporation Standard of Honesty. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
71: 1.
Corporations, American Business, before I789. (S. E.
Baldwin) Am. Hist. R. 8: 449.
— and Finance. (T. Roosevelt) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68:
110,
— and the Judiciary. (D. J . Brewer) Indep. 57: 301,
—- and the Supreme Court. Outl. 82: 636.
-— Business, Change of Position of. (S. E. Baldwin)
Science, n. s. 162 377.
— Capitalization of Profits by. (C. Sweet and C. P.
Sanger) Jurid. R. 15: I.
— Congress and the Regulation of.
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— Control of. (F. N. Judson) Green Bag, 18: 662,
— Corruption of Government by. (B. O. Flower)
Arena, 302 55.
— Effect of Consolidation of, upon Rights of Action
against the Constituent Companies. (S. D. Thom-
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— Federal Control of. (J . B. Sanborn) Am. Law R.
37: 703. — Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 327.
—- Federal Regulation of, a Dangerous Departure. (J .
E. Parsons) Green Bag, 17: 135.
— — a Public Necessity. (W. J . Curtis) Green Bag,
17: 138. »
—- Foreign, Taxation of.
R. 17: 248-
— “ Half-Billion,” Control of. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
74I 263-
— Investigation of. Cent. 49: 329.
— Jurisdiction of Federal Courts in Actions where Cor-
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39: 564- .
-— Lawyers and Corporate Capitalization. (E. M.
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—- Liability of, on Contracts made by Promoters. (H.
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— Limitations of Actions against, for Corporate Debts.
(G. P. Costigan, Jr.) Green Bag, 18: 550.
—- Parasite. (E. B. Whitney) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40: 1 10,
-—— Private Accountability of. (H. A. Garfield) Am.
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— Problem of. (P. S. Grosscup) Am. Law R. 39:
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- Public Control of, Relation of Auditing to. (F. A.
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(C.
(E. Van Deusen)
(E. Parmalee
(J . H. Beale, jr.) Harv. Law
151
CORY
Corporations, Regulation of. (F. R. Coudert) Am. J.
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-— State Enterprise and.
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— State vs. (C. T. Carr) Jurid. R. 182 159.
— Suggestions on the Problem. (F. Rackermann) New
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— Taxation of. (R. C. McCrea) Q. J. Econ. I92 492.
— (F. Walker) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 165.
—-Virginia State Commission on. (A. C. Braxton)
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— Wrong without a Remedy; a satire.
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Corpse-candle, The. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 314.
Corpulence. Dieting vs. Exercise to reduce Flesh.
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— The Gospel of the Curve. (J. Oldfield) Gent. M.
n. s. 73: 66.
— its Dismimforts and Dangers. (N. E. Yorke-Davies)
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Corpus Christi, Mexican Raid on, in 1875.’ (L. Morris)
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Corpuscles, Elliptical Human Red. (M. Dresbach)
Science, n. s. 192 469.—(A. Flint) Science, 19:
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Corral, Ramon, Vice-President of Mexico, with por-
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Correggio. Five Great Painters of the Renascence.
(W. Bayliss) Good Words, 46: 371.
Correlation, Advance in Theory of.
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— Proof and Disproof of.
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Correspondence, Teaching by. (R. Doubleday) World"s
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— The, and Technical Education.
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— for the National Guard. (J. McA. Palmer) J . Mil.
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Correspondence Schools, Educational Value of.
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Correspondent at Hampstead, The.
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Corrigan, Michael A., Archbishop,with portrait. Cath.
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Corrosion of Condenser Tubes.
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Corrupt Practices, Rural. (R. Ogden) Nation, 822
(G. S. Callender) Q. J . Econ.
(W. McCa-
(R. Pearl) Sci-
(C. Spearman) Am. J . Psy-
(J. J . Clark) Sci-
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(D. H. Clift)
(A. Humboldt Sex-
313-
Cormiption, Official. Spec. 921 482.
—— Political. The Fight of Three States. Outl. 81:
154-
Corruptionist, The. (W. A. Fraser) Appleton’s M. 8:
237-
Corsets, The Curse of. (A. Kenealy) 19th Cent. 5 51 I 31.
Corsica. (A. Balfour) Blackw. I80! 656.:Liv. Age,
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Cortelyou, George Bruce, with portrait. (H. B. F.
Macfarland) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 297.——-(D. Barry) W0rld’s Work, 5: 3337.—-— ‘With portrait.
(L. A. Coolidge) R. of Rs. (N. Y-) 30: 684.
— and the Republican Campaign, 1904. (A. Halstead)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 301 294.
—- Outdoor Life of. Outing, 46: 65.
—- President’s Secretary. (J . C. O’Laughlin) Munsey,
27: 53.
Cortona. ‘ (H. Zimmern) Sund. M. 342 633.
Corundum, and a Graphitic Essonite from Barkham-
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Corvo, Island of, Azores. Chamb. J . 81: 95.
Cory, J . Campbell, Cartoonist. (B. O. F lower) Arena,
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CORY
(Herbert Paul) Indep. R. 8: 88.
(Edna Kenton) Cosmo-
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Cory, of the W0man’s Page.
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Coryate, Thomas. Acad. 63: 198.
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-— The Primitive “ Tripper.”
971 694-
Cosmati Mosaic.
Cosmic Cycle.
185,
Cosmogonies, Early Greek.
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—~ Modern. (Agnes M. Clerke) Knowl. 26: 57-251.
27: 6-211. 11, 3, 2: 24, 95,
Cosmogony, New. (J . E. Gore) Knowl. n. s. 3: 523.
Cosmology of the Sumerians. (H. Radau) Monist, I3:
103,
Cosmopolitan Club, London.
88: 163,
Cosmopolitanism, Literary. Dial, 33: 201, I
(H. V. Abbott) Atlan.
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(F. W. Very) Am. J. Sci. 1531 47, 97,
(G. Norlin) Univ. Colo.
(Algernon West) Cornh.
Cosmos, The. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68: 107.
—— and the Logos, Minton’s. (J . Orr) Presb. & Ref.
R- W 494-
—a Living Mantle of God. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad.
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Cossaar, J . C. W. (Lady C. Campbell) Art J. 45: 3.
Cossacks, The.
—— Russia’s Unique Troopers.
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— Visit to the. J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 527.
Cost, History and Theory of. (H. J. Davenport) J.
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Cost-accounting, Tabulating-machine.
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Cost-finding Methods under the Premium Wage Sys-
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Cost-keeping, Importance to the Manufacturer.
N. Lauer) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 459.
— in General Contract Work. (A. W. Buel) Engin.
M. 392 243, 707.—-(J. P. Cowing) Engin. M. 29:
921,
— Manufacturing; Costs and Dividends.
Engin. M. 261 367.
(D. B. MacGowan) Cent. 46: 840.
(J. A. Baer) R. of Rs.
(Morrell W.
(C.
(H. Hess)
Cost—stores System of the Robb-Mumford Co. (H. S.
Knowlton) Engin. M. 321 45.
Cost System of an Engineering Works. (A. W. Buel)
Engin. M. 28: 971.
Costa, Giovanni, Artist. (0. R. Agresti) Studio (In-
ternat.) 19: 237. —(N. Bell) Acad. 67$ 62. ——(M.
S. Stillman) Nation, 79: 181,
— his Life and Art. (Julia Cartwright) National, 43:
812,
Costa Rica.
— Archaeological Researches in.
— Folk-lore of Bribri and Brunka Indians.
tier de Fabrega) J. Am. Folk-Lore, I6: I.
Costers, at Work and at Play. (M. Doney) Outing,
48: 176.
Costume, Grace in.
34: 611.
—- Historic Dress in America, Elizabeth McClellan on.
(VV. C. France) Nation, 79: 507.
—— in America, Earle’s Two Centuries of. Ath. ’o4»
1: 263.-— (M. E. Cook) Dial, 362 46. —— (W. C.
France) Nation, 782 5 5. —Spec. 921 336.
— Ladies’ Dress, Time of George II. (R. Heath) M.
of Art, 26: 562,
— of Peasants of Europe.
(G. E. Church) Nature, 71: 461,
Am. Antiq. 26: 249,
(H. Pit-
(H. H. Boyesen, Jr.) Cosmopol.
(W. F. Day) Munsey, 28:
231.
— Women’s, in Colonial Days. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19:
675
152
Cottage and Farmhouse Lodgings. Blackw. 178; 364.,
COTTON
Cottage, The Cheap. Quar. 205: 468.
—— Country, Design for. (H. B. Scott) Studio (Internat.)
16:86. 23: 119,
—- The Inexpensive. (J. W. Dow) Indep. 55: 2624,
Cottage by the VVaters, The. (D. Johnston) Macmil.
92: 105,
Cottage Housing in the Country. (R. R. Reeder)
Char. 13: I6, 123, 364. — (R. R. Reeder) Char. 15:
186, 656.
-— — Effect on Institution Children.
Char. 14: 886.
Cottage Plans, Thornton Hough Village, Cheshire.
(H. B. Bare) Studio (Internat.) 22: 30,
Cottage Quality, The. (E. G. W. Dietrich) Craftsman,
3: 280.
Cottages, Cheap, Exhibition of 1904. Spec. 93: 838.
— —-July, 1905. Spec. 95: 112.
—- Country, Materials used in Construction of. (G. L.
Morris and Esther Wood) Studio (Internat.) 271
(R. R. Reeder)
146,
—— Designs for. Studio (Internat.) 18: 13,
— Garden City. (L. M. Salmon) Craftsman, 9: 166.
—- Outing, Sketch Plans for.
lander) Cent. 50: 618,
—— VVeek—end, Designs for. Studio (Internat.) 22: 321,
23: 43.
Cottagers, The New. Spec. 95: 282,
Cottet, Charles, Painter of Sailor-life, with portrait.
(B. Karageorgevitch) M. of Art, 26: 481. —-With
portrait. (A. A. Jaynes) Brush & P. 11: 210,
Cotton again King. World’s Work, 8: 4793.
—— and Cotton Goods. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 37:
315-
- and Crop Reporting. (H. P. Willis) J. Pol. Econ.
I 3: 506.
—- and the Empire. (B. Taylor) Fortn. 82: 1020.
—— and the General Agricultural Outlook. (D. F.
Houston) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 5: 113,
— Cobden, Chamberlain, and. (M. W. Ridley) Na-
tional, 421 799.
— Improved Position of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 680.
— Is the High Price the Result of Manipulation ? (D.
J. Sully) No. Am. 178: 194.
— Is our Monopoly in, Secure ? (Clarence R. Poe and
C. W. Burkett) World’s Work, 12: 7744,
— A Lady’s Blouse. (G. R. Fleming) Good Words,
44: 660.
-— Over-production of, and a Remedy.
lips) So. Atlan. Q. 4: 148,
— Prices‘ of, Inflated. (F. C. Penfield) Indep. 57:
(U. B. Phil-
373-
— Scouring of. (J. M. Matthews) J. Frankl. Inst.
162: 25,
Cotton Belt, Conservatism and Progress in the. (U. B.
Phillips) So. Atlan. Q. 3: 1,
Cotton Boll Weevil, The. (M. J. Munn) Indep. 56:
368.——(L. O. Howard) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 188.
-— (L. 0. Howard) Science, n. s. 18: 693, — (O, F,
Cook) Science, 11. s. 20: 6.—Science, n. s. 20:
286,- (W. M. Wheeler) Science, 11. s. 20: 437.-
Science, n. s. 202 475. —Science, n. s. 20: 666, —
(W. M. VVheeler) Science, 11. s. 20: 766,
— An Enemy of the. (O. F. Cook) Science, n. s. 19:
862, 21: 5 52
— The Fight against. (C. A. Williams) World To-
day, 7: 1307.
—— Red Ant vs. Nat. Geog. M. 151 262.
Cotton Crop of To-day. (R. H. Edmonds) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 305. .
Cotton Family of Portsmouth, N. H. (F. E. Cotton)
N. E. Reg. 58: 294, 537, 59: 34, 186,
Cotton Farming, Enormous Leaks in. (Clarence H.
Poe) So. Atlan. Q. 5: 128. ,
(Stillman and Freed- ,
COTTON—GARDEN
Cotton-garden, A, in Nigeria. (C. Larymore) Chamb.
J, 82: 55.
Cotton Growers, The. (Arthur W. Page) World’s
Work, II: 7049.
Cotton Growing and Cotton Gambling. (H. K. Web-
ster) Am. M. 61: 550,
— and the Cotton Industry. Nation, 77: 261.
—-— in the British Empire. (A. Emmott) J . Soc. Arts,
523 439-
- Making it Pay.
4782-
Cotton Industry, The. (D. A. Tompkins) Am. Econ.
Assoc. 3d ser. 5: 144,
— Beginnings of, in Scotland. Chamb. J . 80: 427.
—— British. (O. Fleming) Econ. R. 25: 335.
-— in England, Beginning of. (W. H. Price) Q. J .
Econ. 20: 608.
—— International Survey of. (E. Helm) Q. J . Econ. I7:
(U. B. Phillips) World’s Work, 8:
417-
—— Lancashire, Chapman’s. (F. J . Faraday) Econ. J .
I5: 215,
— of India. (S. M. Johnson) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 897.
— Present Position of. (O. Fleming) Econ. R. I 5: 214,
Cotton Manufacture, The South End. (C. L. Raper)
So. Atlan. Q. 4: 332,
Cotton Manufacturing, North and South.
Kittredge) Gunton’s M. 23: 141,
Cotton Market, Anticipation in the. (S. J . Chapman;
D. Knoop) Econ. J . I41 54!. IJ. Statis. Soc. 692
321,
Cotton—mill Communities, Southern. (Leonora B. El-
lis) Am. J . Sociol. 8: 623.
Cotton-patch Life in Tennessee.
Outing, 46: 193.
Cotton Pickers. (Clifton Johnson) Outing, 45: 89.
Cotton Picking in the South. (Anne Hobson) Every-
body’s, 6: 64.
Cotton Plant and the Kelep.
ence, n. s. 20: 887,
Cotton Problem in the South.
M. 62: 302, ,
Cotton Protecting Kelep.
n. s, 221 706.
Cotton-seed Oil Industry, in America.
kins) Cassier, £4: 45.
— Development of. (D. C. Roper) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 237.
Cotton Trade in New England, Recent. (A. T. Lyman)
Q. J. Econ. I6: 588,
—- Crisis in the, 1904,
Sat. R. 97: 37, 386.
—— Present Condition of.
10,
Cottonwood Seeds, Number and Weight of. Science,
11. S, 20: 118,
Cottrell Printing-press Factory; Cost-finding Methods.
(H. L. Arnold) Engin. M. 24: 714.
(H. G.
(Clifton Johnson)
(E. D. Sanderson) Sci-
(H. K. Webster) Am.
(W. M. Wheeler) Science,
(D. A. Tomp-
(E. Helm) Econ. J. I4: 259.—
(A. Simpson) Chamb. J . 80:
Coubertin, Pierre de; an appreciation. (M. Girard)
Fortn. 80: 336.
Conch, A. T. Quiller ; a Cornish Novelist. (H. Beg-
bie) Good Words, 44: 407.
— A Visit to. (W. W. VVhitelock) Bk. Buyer, 25: 34,
Cones, Elliot, with portrait. (Mary E. Woodhull)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17: 60. —— With portraits. (C. F.
Lummis) Land of Sun. I2: 159,
Cougar, About the. (F. W. Calkins) Outing, 40: 448.
—— The American. (F. W. Calkins) Idler, 23: 71.
Cough in Lower Seven. (F. H. Spearman) New Eng.
M. n. s. 29: 418.
“ Couleur Locale” in the French Classroom. (F. R.
Arnold) School R. I3: 540.
Council, The King’s, Antiquities of. (J . F. Baldwin)
Eng. Hist. R. 21: 1.
—— and Star Chamber. (A. T. Carter) Law Q. 18: 247,
153
COUNTRY
Councils of Chelsea, Where held? (H. Peak) Antiq.
n. s. 39: 363.
Counsel for the Prisoner. (J . K. Leys) Munsey, 353
772-
Counsellor MacCarty’s First Scalp. (S. MacManus)
Good Words, 44: 335. '
Counsels, The. (A. de Trueba) Chamb. J . 83, supp. I 9.
Count Bunker ; a story. (J . S. Clouston) Blackw.
179: 32-780. 180: go,
Counterfeiters, Ancient and Modern. (S. Krausz) New
Eng. M. n. s. 32: 52.
Countess, The, and the Frying-pan. (M. E. Francis)
Cornh. 88: 697.
Countess at Pondsville Center.
gr: 404,
Countess Berthe’s Dream Melody; a story.
Blundell) Cornh. 92: 186,
Counting and Adding. (L. D. Arnett) Am. J . Psychol.
16: 327.
Counting-rhymes of Children.
Anthropol. 6: 46.
Country, The. (E. S. Martin) Harper, I04: 825,
—— and Cottage. (R. R. Reeder) Char. I6: 215,
— and its Wards. Char. I2: 926.
— An Apology for the. (A. Colton) Atlan. 96: 265.
— “ Back to the Land.” (K. D. Cotes) Macmil. n. s.
I: 359. ——-Liv. Age, 249: 179.
— Back to the Land. (H. Rider Haggard) World To-
day, II: 1261.
— Churching the, from the Town. (E. L. Heermance)
Yale Div. Q. 2: 64,
—-— The Coming Exodus to the.
Arena, 35: 390.
—— The Cult of the. Spec. 90: 653.
— The Decrease in Rural Population. (W. S. Rossiter)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 341 74.
—— Depopulation, of and By-law Tyranny.
Blunt) 19th Cent. 56: 643.
— Exodus from. (F. W. Bussell) Econ. R. I4: 385. -
— in November. (H. C. Merwin) Atlan. 96: 650.
— Must we apologize for the? (E. R. Powell) Indep.
60: 445.
— Reflow from Town to.
1023,
—-— Sanitary Needs in the. (K. D. Cotes) Macmil. n. s.
I: 359-
—— Town or. (Godfrey Blount) Craftsman, 9: 819,
— An Undertow to the. (Florence F. Kelly) Crafts-
man, II: 294.
Country of Elusion, The. (O. Henry) Everybody’s, I 5:
(E. B. Tiffany) Atlan.
(M. E. F.
(W. S. Monroe) Am.
(Arthur S. Phelps)
(W. S.
(R. Hunter) 19th Cent. 56:
465.
Country Boy, The. Spec. 9!: 903.
Country Children, Education of, for the Farm.
E. McClure) Educa. 26: 65.
Country Church and its Social Problem. (G. E. Wells)
(D.
Outl. 83: 893.
— Civic Function of the. (G. Taylor) Chant. 36: 274.
—— Passing of the. (J . E. Boyle) Outl. 77: 230.
Country Club in England, Possibilities of the. (Horace
G. Hutchinson) Spec. 96: 575.
Country Clubs. (R. Dunn) Outing, 47: I60.
—— American. (F. S. Arnett) Munsey, 27! 48I.
-— Prominent. (David Paine) New Eng. M. n. s. 322
2.
— Some Canadian. Canad. M. 28: 153.
Country Colony, A Coiiperative. (P. Colt) Ctry Life
Am. 6: 2 50,
Country Conversations ; an Unknown Humorist [Miss
Tollett]. (E. V. Lucas) Monthly R. 7, no. 21 40.
Country Doctor, The ; a story. (C. Hawkes) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I6: 153.
Country Estate, The American. (H. Croly) Archit.
Rec. 811 I. — (W. F. Dix) Indep. 55: I858.
COUNTRY 1
Country Girls in Town. (Rebecca H. Davis) Indep.
54: 1691.
Country Holiday, Children’s, in France. (Sir E. Ver-
ney) Good Words, 44: 43.
Country Home, An Artist’s Unspoiled. (A. H. Good-
win) Ctry Life Am. 8: 625.
-— Breaking up of a. (Allen French) Ctry Life Am. 51
I 306.
—- Discovering a. (E. L. and H. B. Fullerton) Ctry
Life Am. 4: 112,
-— for 8820. (F. L. Oswald) Ctry Life Am. 5: 3!.
— for the Professional Man. (E. P. Powell) Indep.
55: 1131,
-—— How we built “The Grange.Z’ (E. W. Bok) Ctry
Life Am. 4: 17.
—Making a. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 55: 845, 968,-—
(E. P. Powell) Outing, 46: 499.—- (B. Fleming and
others) Ctry Life Am. 1: 200, 3: 14,
—- Making the. (E. E. Rexford) Outing, 471 106-798-
48= Io9—745. 49% 126-409-
— of a City Architect. (H. Atterbury Smith) Crafts-
man, 10: 581.
—— of the Old Régime. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 39:
424.
—— Rented. (A. French) Ctry Life Am. 3: I47.
— The Selection of the Site. (E. C. Holtzoper) Ctry
Life Am. 7: 615.
— What constitutes a Successful ?
Ctry Life Am. 8: 603.
—— Why and how I made my. (W. C. Egan) Ctry Life
Am. 3: 211.
Country Homes, Building of.
42: 69, 240,
-—— Making. (E. E. Rexford) Outing, 48: 503.
--of Famous Americans. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life
Am- F 353. 474, 697- 8= 58. 308. 512- 9= 42-
—- Representative. (J . W. Doa) Ctry Life Am. 62 497.
Country House, The American. (K. C. Budd) Outl.
791 327-
—— and its Style. (F. J . Hunt) Craftsman, 3: 283.
~—— for 82000. (H. E. Everett) Ctry Life Am. 6: 150.
— Lighting of. (J . J . Bellman) Ctry Life Am. 6: 548,
(F. A. Russell)
(E. E. Holman) Outing,
—— Plumbing for. (E. C. Holtzoper) Ctry Life Am.
10: 660,
—— The Small. (H. F. Steven) Craftsman, 2: 152.
-—— Unburnable. (C. de Kay) Ctry Life Am. 10: 647.
Country House Architecture, Recent. (T. R. Davison)
M. of Art, 27: 328, 477.
—— Work of Winslow and Bigelow. (C. H. Walker)
Archit. R. 12: 109.
See Architecture, Suburban.
Country Houses, The Changing Styles of.
drews) Archit. R. 11: 1,
-— Good Taste in. (S. Hawley) Ctry Life Am. 10: 612.
-— Ideas for. Outing, 44: 349.
—— Successful. (J . A. Cade) Ctry Life Am. 4: 397.
Country Life. (R. W. Emerson) Atlan. 942 594.
—— Back to the Land. Church Q. 62: 249.
— in the Cotton Belt. (L. Vandervort) Outing, 39: 642.
-—— In Praise of. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 3: 265.
— The New. (P. H. Boynton) World To-day, 6: 801.
— Urban and. (F. T. Carlton) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 25 5.
Country Manse in Scotland. (Wm. McConachie) Good
Words, 47: 72.
Country Merchants Buying in New York. (I. F. Mar-
cosson) World’s Work, 72 4141.
Country Mission, A. (H. S. Squirrell) Month, 106: 632,
Country Parson of the 18th Century. (A. J essopp) 19th
Cent. 58: 91.
Country Pastor, his Problems and Rewards. (A. Good-
enough) Outl. 77: 945.
Country People, VVays of.
37 I -
(R. D. An-
(E. P. Powell) Indep. 57:
p
04 COURTS—MARTIAL
Country Place of one Acre. (I. G. Tabor) Ctry Life
Am. 82 323.
Country Residence, A. (D. K. Boyd) Craftsman, 3:
297-
Country Sermon, A. (M. Asquith) National, 38: 970,
Country Store, The. (C. M. Harger) Atlan. 95: 91,
Country Town, Decline of the. (A. H. Anderson) J.
Soc. Arts, 531 336.
Country vs. City Life. Sat. R. 931 I05.
Countryman, The Real. Liv. Age, 251: 184,
County Clare Angel, A. (S. MacMauus) Cosmopol.
33: 96.
County Court, Day of my Life in the. (E. A. Parry)
Cornh. 89: 343.-=Ecl. M. 142: 733.=Liv. Age,
241: 74.
— Future of the. (E. A. Parry) Fortn. 86: 287.
— Passing of the. (K. P. Woods) Outl. 73: 264.
County Court Judges and their Jurisdiction. (E. B.
Rowlands) Law Q. 18: 237.
County Fair, The. (Eugene Wood) McClure, 25! 595.
County F air, The. (N. Lloyd) Scrib. M. 341 129.
County Families. Quar. 2052 5 3.
Coupled in the Betting. (A. Stoddart) Outing, 49: 292.
Courage. (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 37: no p.
—- and Creed. Spec. 963 398.
— of English People ; Is it Declining ? Spec. 93: 114,
Courage of Shorty, The. (E. G. Bemis) Munsey, 35:
2 .
Courier, Paul Louis, Wane of. (R. T. House) Sewanee,
14: 288.
Courier from the North, A.
587
Cournot, Antoine Augustin, Personality of.
Moore) Q. J. Econ. 19: 370.
Courrieres Country, In the. (L. Jerrold) Contemp. 89:
623.=Ecl. M. 147: 10,
Course of Justice, The.
(E. Russell) Outing, 48:
(H. L.
(V. L. Whitechurch) Sund.
M. 31: 21-993.
Court, Appeal Justiciary. (E. T. Salvesen) Jurid. R.
17: ~32,
—— High and County, Consolidation of. (T. Snow) Law
Q. 22: 127,
— The, is King. (T. S. Mosby) Arena, 36: 118.
—— of Claims, English. Green Bag, 14: 79.
— of Criminal Appeal, A. (T. Baty) Macmil. 91: 225,
—— vs. the Mob. (A. E. Maxey) Am. Law R. 40: 864.
Court of Pan. (E. Duer) Lippinc. 74: 61.
Court of Sacharissa. (H. Sheringham and N. Meakin)
Macmil. 89: 81, 161,
Court Bible, The. (A. Black) Atlan. 90: 809.
Court Lady. (Jennette Lee) Lippinc. 732 368.
Court Lodge, Ightham. (J . R. Larkby) Gent. M. n. s.
751 575-
Court Martial System, Our.
Navy Life, 8, no. 8: 18.
Court Sheriff Procedure, Report on.
Jurid. R. 17: 6,
Court Studies from Life.
(E. G. Davis) Army &
(J . Chisholm)
(L. F. Friday) Char. 15:
79-
Courtesy, Art of. (H. T. Peck) Munsey, 35: 108.
-— Leagues for. Outl. 77: 14.
Courting and the Courts. (A. W. Gaines) Green Bag,
16: 34,
Courtney, Charles E., with portrait. Outing, 43: 458,
Courts, Curiosities of. (W. H. Legge) Longm. 44: 70,
-—— Experiences in, and on Juries. (J. B. Drayton)
Chamb. J. 82: 382.
—- Halting Justice in. (F. Payler) Macmil. 92: 98.
- in England; Some Legal Scandals. National, 47:
87.
-— Laughter in. (F. Payler) Macmil. n. s. 11 291.
Courts-martial, Military and Naval, and their Defects.
(J. E. R. Stephens) Un. Serv. M. 24: 120.

COURTSHIP
Courtship and Matrimony, Chats of.
hlunsey, 28: 246.
— Art of Wooing.
441-
~ The Way to win a Woman.
mopol. 35: 399.
Courtship of the Boss, The. (Anne O’Hagan) McClure,
26: :33.
Courtyards of New Orleans.
10: 300,
—— Restoration of, to Modern Houses.
kins) Craftsman, 9: 92.
Coury; a Village of Healing.
Chamb. J. 83: 398.
“ Cousin ” Hiram’s Antique Furniture. (Stanley John-
son) New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 304.
Cousin to a King; a story. (L. H. Bugg) Cath. World,
791 524-
Couture, Thomas, and Dutuit, M. Am. Arch. 77: 86.
Covenant, The New, in Jeremiah. (W. J. Moulton)
Expos. 7th ser. 1: 370.
Covenant Redeemed, A.
n. s. 42: 417.
Covenant Vivien, Origin of the.
Mo. Stud. 1: 81,
Covenanters, and the Deeds on Magus Muir.
Brown) Temp. Bar, 130: 194,
Covent Garden Opera. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 94:
O, '
Coventry, Changes in. Chamb. J . 83: 763.
— VVeaver’s Pageant of, Manuscripts of.
Princ.‘ Univ. Bull. 14: 199,
Coventry Scandal. (A. F. Bell) Idler, 26: 453.
Covered Embers; a story. (Eliz. S. Phelps) Harper,
111: 351.
Cow, The. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 42: 166,
Cow, The ; an Animal Sketch. (M. M. Williams) Mc-
Clure, I8: 423. —-Idler, 21: 468.
Cow, The; a story. (K. E. Harriman) Temp. Bar,
132: 340.
Cow-boy of To-day.
(J . L. Ford)
(Eliz. M. Gilmer) Cosmopol. 38:
(Lavinia Hart) Cos-
(C. Macleod) Craftsman,
(U. N. Hop-
(F. C. Whitehouse)
(H. E. Wright) Overland,
(R. Weeks) Univ. of
(H. H.
(H. Craig)
(A. Chapman) World’s Work, 8:
5272- .
—- Passing of the. (Ben G. Truman) Overland, n. s.
40: 464.
-— Passing of the Texas, and the Big Ranches. (W.
R. Draper) Overland, 11. s. 45: I46.
— Truth about the. (R. Adams) \Vorld To-day, 7:
9°9-
Cow-boy and the Mermaid, The. (Gay B. Wuerpel)
Lippinc. 77: 450.
Cow-boy Carnival, A. (Ella Thorngate) Overland, n. s.
43: 50.
Cow-boy’s Pencil, A. (C. F. Lummis) Land of S11n.
11: 1'9.
Cow-boys); the Texas Trail. (M. J . Reynolds) Munsey,
29: 576.
Cow Puncher at Home.
Cow-towns, Men who tamed the.
(D. Mackay) Munsey, 27: 759.
(A. Chapman) Out-
ing. 451 I3I~
Coward, The; a story. (E. Cummings) McClure, 22:
484.
Cowardice of Culture, The. (T. W. Higginson) Atlan.
96' 481
Coward’s Wife, The. (Maud Oxenden) Temp. Bar,
127: 286.=Liv. Age, 237: 39.=Ecl. M. 140: 641,
Cowell, Edward Byles, Life and Letters of. Ath. ’03,
1: 209, ’o4, 2: 17o.—— (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 37:
193.
Cowen, John Kissig, with portrait. (J . Harmon) Green
Bag, 17: 461.
Cowley, Abraham. Acad. 63: 472. — (J. T. Curry)
Gent. M. 11. s. 71: 578.
— and the Metaphysical Poets. Spec. 96: 95.
155
CRAFTSMAN
Cowley, Abraham, Last Testament of. (H. C. Min-
chin) Fortn. 81: 572,
-—— Waller’s Edition of.
14: 248.
(J . M. McBryde, jr.) Sewanee,
Cowper, Frank Cadogan. Molly; a painting. Art J .
57¢ 348-
Cowper, W. Liv. Age, 248: 812,
-— and Wordsworth; Letter. (A. Law) Fortn. 77: 363.
-—- Liv. Age, 233: 316,
-—- as a Letter Writer. (S. Thompson) Acad. 66: 420.
—- Bailey’s and Milford’s Editions. Ath. ’06, I: 505.
—— Correspondence of, ed. by VVright. Ath. ’04, I:
617.--Ecl. M. 143: 720. I Liv. Age, 243: 340.
—— (F. Greenslet) Nation, 79: 361, —- Spec, 92: 777,
-—(G. A. B. Dewar) Sat. R. 99: 12. —- Church Q.
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-— A Plea for.
-—— Satire and Poetry at Olney.
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— Walpole and. (R. E. Prothero) Quar. 201: 35,
Cowthorpe Oak, The. Nature, 72: 43.
Cox, C. C., Reminiscences of. Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 6:
113, 204,
Cox, David, Charcoal Drawings of.
Studio (Internat.) 25¢ 33.
Cox, Kenyon. (Homer Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 48: 233,
— Old Masters and New. (Albert E. Gallatin) Critic,
47 3 259-
Coxon, John, Pirate. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 1.
Coy; a story. Blackw. I76: 364.
Coyote, The. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 3: 213. —
(C. F. Holder) Land of Sun. 4: 179.
— Hunting. (A. Chapman) Outing, 44: 131.
Crab, Eggs of the. Am. Natural. 38: 897.
Crabbe, George. (E. D. A. Morshead) Acad. 69: 944.
— (H. W. Boynton) Bookman, 23: -49. -— (J . Law-
(T. E. Cavit) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 607,
(S. T. Irwin) Indep.
(T. Oldforde)
son) Gent. M. 11. s. 71: z3.—Ed. R. 198: 3o.—
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—- Ainger’s Life of. Ath. ’03, 2: 573.
-— The Borough. Sat. R. 95: 520.
-—— Commemoration of. Liv. Age, 247: 169.
—— Two Unpublished Poems of. (R. Huchon) Monthly
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Crabbed Age and Youth; a story.
Gent. M. n. s. 70: 105,
Crabbing on the N. E. Coast of England. Spec. 96: 91.
Crabs, Fossil. (J . A. Cushman) Am. Natural. 39: 331.
— Nemertean Parasites of. (IV. R. Coe) Am. Natural.
36: 431.
Crace, John Dibble, as Artistic Architect. (H. C.
Corlette) Art J . 58: 201,
Cradle, Story of the. (Pauline C. Bouvé) New Eng.
M. n. s. 33: 709.
Cradles and Bedsteads, Ancient.
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— Papoose, for Babies. (H. S. Benton) Outing, 45:
(K. Sylvester)
( A. S. Levetus) Stu-
309.
Craft Cramps. (T. Hopkins) Ecl. M. 140: 23. :Liv.
Age. 2351 SOI-
Craft Schools of Austria, The. (A. S. Levetus) Studio
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Crafts, James Mason, Prof., with portrait. Technol.
R. 1: 5.
Crafts in Elementary Schools. (M. G. Campbell) Chaut.
38: 478. — (A. L. Marlatt) Chaut. 38: 587.
Craftsman, Jew as a. (J . Leiser) Craftsman, 2: 232.
-— Master. (A. Kirk) McClure, 20: 563.
—- The Modern Question of his Livelihood.
Albee) Craftsman, I, no. 6: 42.
—— of Persia. (E. A. Reed) Craftsman, 6: 186.
— Revival of the. (H.W. Belknap) Craftsman, 3: 183,
—- Rise and Decadence of the. (I. Sargent) Craftsman,
I, no, 2: 13,
(H. R.
CRAFTSMAN
Craftsman House, The. Craftsman, 4: 84.
Craftsmanship as a Preventive of Crime. (C. V. Kirby)
Craftsman, 8: I71,
-— for the Artist. (S. Howe) Craftsman, 2: 246.
-— The New Industrialism. (O. L. Triggs) Craftsman,
33 93-
—— Success and Failure in. (D. Van Denburgh) Crafts-
man, 5: 617.
-— vs. Intrinsic Value.
4: 181,
—— Workshops of the United Crafts, Eastwood, N. Y.
Craftsman, 3: 59.
Craftsmen, Some Cornish. (M. T. Whitmore) Crafts-
man, 2: 91.
--- Touring French. (A. Castaigne) Harper, I05: 375.
Craftswoman, A, in Agriculture. (Eliza H. Badger)
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Craig, Gordon, with portrait. Lamp, 27: 6.
— as Scenic Artist. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93: 426.
-— (A. Symons) Monthly R. 7, no. 31 157.
(F. W. Lawrence) Craftsman,
—— School of Theatrical Art. Acad. 66: 276.
Craiger, J. Sidney; an Iowa Cartoonist. Arena, 35:
290,
Craigie, Mrs. Pearl. Ath. ’o6, 2: 187. — Bk. News, 252
79. —- (C. Clifford) Cath. World, 842 73. -—— Gent. M.
n. s. 77: 326.
—- Fiction of. (W. D. Howells) No. Am. 183: 1251,
Cranberries. Ctry Life Am. 3: 7.
—- $300 an Acre from. (F. Overton) Ctry Life Am. 111
71-
Cranberry, The. (Hugh Macmillan) Good Words, 43:
661, '
Cranberry Harvesting. (J . E. Rogers) Booklover’s M.
4: 749- '
Crane, Bruce, Painter, with portrait.
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Crane, Walter. (R. E. Moreland) Brush & P. 10: 257,
— Art of, Konody on. M. of Art, 272 94.
—— Dream Voyage. (Ernest Radford) Art J . 55¢ 37!.
—— English Decoration and. (Russell Sturgis) Archit.
(H. T. Law-
Rec. 12: 684
Crane, Wm. Murray. (Marion Melius) World’s Work,
9: 5594-
Cranes. (J . Horner) Cassier, 21: 247, 317.
~— for Machine Shops.
— Hydraulic, and Wharf Machinery.
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(G. L. Clark) Cassier, 23: 93.
(G. H. Baxter)
—— Locomotive. (Percy R. Allen) Cassier, 302 417.
'— — as Labor Savers. (L. G. Howlett) Cassier, 29:
31-
-- Special Forms of. (Joseph Horner) Cassier, 27: 308,
39‘-
Cranial Capacity, Modification in Measuring. (A.
Hrdlicka) Science, n. s. I7! 1011.
Crapsey, Rev. Algernon S. Trial for Heresy. (H. La-
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Crashaw, Richard. (W. B. Salvage) Am. Cath. Q. 29:
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Crater Lake, Oregon. (H. W. Fairbanks) Out West,
17: 173.
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334~
Craven and Claverhouse, Lord. (D. G. McChesney)
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Craven Bank Limited. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 360,
Crawford, F. Marion. (A. H. Garrett) Lamp, 27: 216.
-—— and his New Work on Venice. (A. J . D. Biddle)
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804,
-—— Novels of. Ed. R. 204: 61. ‘-'-“Liv. Age, 250: 451.
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93:
156
CREED-MAKING
Crawford, F. Marion. Rome. (Louisa C. Hale) Book-
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Crawford, Isabella Vallancy, a Canadian Poet. (L.
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Crawford-Humbert Millions, The. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
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Crawhall, Joseph, Draughtsman.
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Crayfish Industry. (E. A. Andrews) Science, 11. s.
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Creation, Art of, Ca.rpenter’s.
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Creative Education in 2. Democracy.
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Creative Spirit in Literature, The. Outl. 84: 694, 719.
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Credit and Prices. (Thorstein Veblen) J . Pol. Econ.
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Credits, Mercantile, Judgment of. (O. Newfang) Bank.
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(Alice McGowan)
\
CREEDS
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492-
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— Mycenean, Discoveries in. (H. R. Hall) Nature,
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CRIME
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— under Prince George. (Eothen) Fortn. 84: 538.
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Crewe, England, as 2. Railway Town. (C. S. Lake)
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“ Cribbing,” Diagnosis of. (E. P. Buffet) Ednca. 23¢
91-
Cribs in the Study of the Classics. Spec. 97: 104.
Crick Tunnel Mystery. (J . C. Collins) National, 47:
145-
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— in the Year 2oo6 A. D. (H. Macfarlane) Monthly R.
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— The Two Sides of. Fortn. 78: 119.
— University, The Importance of. (H. Gordon) Na-
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—- Waning Popularity of First-class.
National, 46: 699.
— Waste of Time at. (W. J . Ford) National, 41: 981,
— Worship of. (An Old Harrovian) National, 46: 92,
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— Habits of the Striped Meadow.
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— — in United States.
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941 17°-
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CRIME
Crime, Problem of, in the 20th Century.
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-—- Psychology and. (F. E. Lyon) Arena, 29: 136.
—— A Sequence in. (H. G. Chapin) Green Bag, 14: 36.
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Crime of Jasper, The. (A. Lang) Indep. 59: 609.
Crimea and the Caucasus, The. (G. F. Wright) Chant.
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Crimean War, Russia during. (A. D. VVhite) Cent.
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—- —— An ex-Prisoner on. (H. G. B. Montgomery) 19th
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81 1
(R. Anderson) 19th Cent. 53:
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— — Reform of. Spec. 92: 79.
—- Reclamation of, and the Church Army.
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CRITICISM
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Crinoids, Development of the Biserial Arm in Certain.
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Cripple Creek, Strike at, I904. (W. E. Walling) Indep.
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Cripple Creek Miner, Story of.
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Crippled Children, Craftsmanship for. Craftsman, 9:
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Crippled Mercury, A.
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Crisis of 1893, Mercantile Conditions of.
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Crisp, Samuel. “ Daddy Crisp.” (J . B. Firth) Fortn.
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Crispi, F ., Monuments to. (J . IV. Mario) Nation, 80:
130,
Criteria. (C. B. Wheeler) 19th Cent. 54: 802.
“ Critic,” The. Putnam, I: 82.
Critic and Author. Liv. Age, 236: 61,
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- as Pariah. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 95: 543.
— First Aid to the. (C. F. Keary) Indep. R. 4: 69. =
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(W. G. L. Tay-
(F. S. Phil-
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-—- and Book-reviewing. (Brander Matthews) Cosmo-
pol. 33: 89.
— and Dogma. (C, A. Briggs) No. Am, 182: 861,
-— and Literary Taste in Europe, Saintsbury’s. Lamp,
26: 286.
—A Canon of. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34:
146.
— Chaos of. (W. J. Ghent) Indep. 55: 1622,
— Creative. (J . B. Vincent) Acad. 71: 331.
- The Disease of Second-hand. Spec. 97: 530.
—- English, Progress of. (W. Lewin) Temp. Bar, 130:
407-
— First Aid to the Critic. (C. F. Keary) Indep. R. 4:
69.=Liv. Age, 243: 530.=E0l. M. 144: 128.
— Higher. See Biblical Criticism.
— History of, Saintsbury’s. Spec. 93: 596. - Ath. ’03,
1: 743, ’05, 1: 167.-—Nation, 76: 56,- (W. C.
France) Nation, 80: 155,
—- Intuitional. (C. M. Mead) Am. J. Theol. 6: 507.
— Literary, The Contradictions of. (H. C. Howe) N 0.
Am. 175: 399.
—— of Public Men.
_ 13: 1,
— Paralysis of. (H. Black) Outl. 82: 606,
— Poetic, Some Principles of. (H. H. Dodwell) Mac-
mil. 88: 123.
— Problem of. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 39: 7.
—— Recent English. (H. H. Dodwell) Macmil. 91: 198,
(W. L. Cook) Internat. J. Ethics,
. —- and the Ironsides Regiment.
CRITICISM
Criticism, Right of. Spec. 89: 889.
— Some Asperities and Amenities of. (P. F. Bicknell)
Dia1.38= 257-
— Standpoints of. (E. E. Hale, jr.) Union Univ. Q. 21
181.
Criticisms, Literary, ZEsthetic, and Psychological.
Ed. R. 204: 400,
Critics and Criticism. Blackw. 176: 5 59. I Liv. Age,
243: 360,
—— Challenge to the. National, 41: 599. =Ecl. M. 141:
360.
— School for. (W. Barry) Quar. 203: 1.
Croatia, The Founder of Modern.
World, 81: 773.
Crockett, David. (C. T. Brady) Idler, 21: 522, -(C,
T. Brady) McClure, I8: 252, — (E. Hough) Outing,
42: 440.
Crockett, S. R., Open Letters to.
(Ben Hurst) Cath.
Good Words, 43:
525-
Crocodile-fishing. (G. Maxwell) Blackw. I771 749.:
Liv. Age, 246: 146. -'—‘Ecl. M. 145: 343.
Crocodile-hunting in Jamaica. Chamb. J . 80: 678.
Crocodiling with a Camera. (J . A. Dimock) Am. M.
61: 269.
Crocoite, Crystals of, from Tasmania. (R. G. Van
Name) Am. J. Sci. 153: 339.
Crofters, Past and Present. Blackw. I80: 264.
Crofts, Ernest. Evening of the Battle of Waterloo.
Art J. 54: 143. ‘
Crofts, Lizzie, a Saint of Unfrequented Ways. Chant.
371 79-
Crome, Doctor, as a Heretic, 1540.
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 19: 295.
Crome, John. Grove Scene, Marlingford ; painting.
Art J . 582 28,
Cromer, Lord, with portrait. Pall Mall M. 26: 439.
Cromwell, Frances, Love Affairs of. Liv. Age, 232:
267.
Cromwell, Oliver. (Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice) Good
Words, 431 39. — (E. Baker) Sund. M. 342 484.
—and the Crown. (C. H. Firth) Eng. Hist. R. 17:
429, I8: 52,
— and France. (H. Haines) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 5: 147.
—— and Irish Prisoners. (W. F. Dennehy and others)
Ath. ’O5. 2: 70.
(R. H. Brodie)
(C. H. Firth) Roy.
1 .
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 13: 17. - 1.
E. K. Chambers) Ath.
— and H. Vaughan. (L. I. G. ;
’o2, I: 402,
— Army of. Acad. 62: 273.
-— — Firth’s English Soldier in the Civil Wars, Com-
monwealth, and Protectorate. Ath. ’02, 21 51.
——Before Cromwell came to Ireland. (W. F. Den-
nehy) Cath. World, 82: 80,
-—Carlyle’s Letters and Speeches of, ed. by S. C.
Lomas. Ath. ’o4, 2: 70.
— Fate of Remains of. (J . E. C. Weldon) 19th Cent.
57: 928.
—The Great Puritan. (Goldwin Smith) Atlan. 94:
308. '
—— Imperialism of. (W. Cunningham) Macmil. 87: 72.
— Lives of, Morley’s and Roosevelt’s. (W. Roy Smith)
So. Atlan. Q. 2: 28.
Cromwell, Richard, Two Letters of, 1659.
R. 8: 86.
Cromwell, Thomas. An English Pupil of Machiavelli.
(Goldwin Smith) Indep. 54$ 212.
-— Merriman’s Life of. Ath. ’O2, II 650.
Cronaraidh Ghost, The. (S. MacManus) Lippinc. 75:
Am. Hist.
74- .
Crooked Buildings. (W. H. Goodyear) Am. Arch.
88: 203,
-— Glamor of. Am. Arch. 892 42.
159
l
CROWN ED
Crookes’ Tubes, Phenomena observed in. (N. S. Bacon)
Am. J. Sci. 172: 310,
CroomiaPauciflora. (T. Holm) Am. J . Sci. 170: 50.
Crop Estimates. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 183.
— in the Making. (R. L. Allen) Nation, 82: 483.
Crop Reporting, Cotton and. (H. P. Willis) J. Pol.
Econ. 13: 506.
Crop Statistics, Adjustment of.
Econ. 11: 1, 363, 540, _
— Exploring for New American.
World’s Work, 12: 7951,
—- Horticultural Varieties of Common.
man) Science, 11. s. 191 34.
—— Influence of, upon Business in America.
Andrews) Q. J. Econ. 20: 223.
—— Rotation of. (L. H. Bailey) Cosmopol. 38: 682,
Crosby, Ernest Howard, with portrait. Chaut. 38:
160. —(A. S. Jennings) New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 44.
Crosby, Frances Jane, New England’s Hymn-writer.
(H. L. Shumway) New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 313.
Croscombe Old Church. Archit. Rec. 122 195.
Cross, Wm. Henry. (G. T. Goldie) Geog. J . 21: 461,
Cross, The. (R. H. Clark) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 249.
—— and the Wheel. (A. Carus) Open Court, 16: 478.
— Christ’s Thought of. (R. B. Peery) Luth. Q. 342
275-
— in History and Art. Am. Arch. 75: 59.
— in History and the Bible. (W. Smith) N. Church
(H. P. Willis) J . Pol.
(T. E. Marcosson)
(W. J . Spill-
‘ (A. P.
R, 9: 508.
— in relation to Sin. (W. L. Walker) Expos. 7th ser.
1: 209.
— of Christ, Peter’s Thought of. (R. P. Peery) Luth.
Q 33: 268.
hape of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 16: 247.
Cross and the Dragon, The. (Ednah Aiken) Cosmopol.
41: 613,
Cross of Carabuco in Bolivia.
Anthrop. 6: 599.
Cross-country Running.
Cross-examination, Wellman on.
Nation, 77: 532.
Cross-section Paper as a Mathematical Instrument.
(E. H. Moore) School R. I4: 317.
Cross-sections of Life, and some Recent Books.
Taber Cooper) Bookman, 23: 187.
Cross-slab at St. Andrews. (D. H. Fleming) Scot.
Hist. R. I: 42,
Crossbill, The. Chamb. J . 80: 331.
Crosses, Pre-Christian, as Symbols of Chthonic Deities.
(P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 28 5,
—— Pre-Norman. (G. L. Smith) Reliquary, 44: 194,
— Ruskin Cross at Coniston. Craftsman, 2: 271,
— Some Ancient. (W. G. Collingwood) Reliquary,
W 35-
Crossing the River. (J . S. Popham) 19th Cent. 51: 649.
I Liv. Age, 234: 222, -
Crow, Carrion. Spec. 88: 511,
—- Hours with a; a “ Brier-town ” Sketch.
Deming) Harper, III: 704,
— Indian. (J . Dewar) Longm. 44: 446.
—— Oliver, the Tame. (W. F. Bucke) Pedagog. Sem.
10: 23.
Crowds, Character in. Sat. R. 101: 652.
Crown, The, as Corporation. (W. H. Moore) Law Q.
20: 351. ~
Crown of England, as a Symbol.
Pall Mall M. 27: 177.
Crown of Gold, A. (A. Brown) Out]. 80: 783.
Crown Estates, The, in London. ‘Chamb. J . 79: 790.
Crowne, Col. Wm., and his Family. (W. H. Davis)
N. E. Reg. 57: 466.
Crowned with Glory and Honor. (Mary R. S. Andrews)
Scrib. M. 31: 189,
(A. F. Bandelier) Am.
(A. Ruhl) Outing, 45: 176.
(A. G. Sedgwick)
(F.
(H. S.
(Duke of Argyll)
CROYDON
Croydon. Hospital of the Holy Trinity. Reliquary,
471 29-
Crozier’s Philosophy. (T. A. Haultain) Canad. M. 22:
427-
Cruelty, Pleasure in. (F. P. Cobbe) Contemp. 81:
Cruise in a Small Sloop. (R. M. McBride) Ctry Life
Am. 8: 180,
Cruise of the Cadis, The. (R. S. Spears) Munsey, 34:
. 3.
Cruising in a Power Boat. (T. F. Day) Ctry Life Am.
8: 178,
Crusaders, English, of Richard I. (J . H Round) Eng.
Hist. R. 18: 475.
Crusades, The. (T. J . Shahan) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 1.
— Byzantine Empire and. (C. Diehl) Internat. Mo.
5‘ 725-
— A Devotional Study of. (J . A. B. Scherer) Luth. Q.
33= 236-
Crustacean Courtship, A.
pinc. 74: 738.
Cruzada Bulls, The.
(Mabel N. Thurston) Lip-
(S. F. Smith) Month, 103: 131,
22;,
Cry of the Little Peoples ; a poem. (R. Le Gallienne)
Ecl. M. 143: 829,
Cry of the Penitent, a Babylonian Prayer.
Houghton) Bib. World, 22: 49.
Cry on the Trail, A. (G. H. Preston) Overland, n. s.
43: 140.
Crying. (A. Borgquist) Am. J . Psychol. 17: 149.
Cryptobranchus, Anatomy of. (A. M. Reese) Am.
Natural. 40: 287,
Cryptogamic Botany of the Harriman Expedition.
(L. M. Underwood) Science, 11. s. 19: 917.
Cryptography. (G. Wilkes) Cosmopol. 352 475.
Crystalline Rocks in Southwestern New England.
(W. H. Hobbe) Science, 11. s. 24: 655.
Crystallography, Solution of Problems in, by Means of
Graphical Methods. (S. L. Penfield) Am. J . Sci.
164: 249.
— Teaching of. (A. F. Rogers) Science, 11. s. 24: 620.
Crystals, Birth of. Knowl. 27: 182,
— Drawing of, from Stereographic and Gnomonic Pro-
(L. S.
jections. (S. L. Penfield) Am. J. Sci. 169: 39.
171: 206,
— Structure of. (H. Hilton) Knowl. 27: 109.
Cuba. (M. E. Hanna) Chant. 39: 228.—(W. S. Dun-
bar) Outing, 39: 552,
— Administration of, by the U. S. Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 19: 3195. 20: 471.
— Affairs in, Internal and External.
Outl. 81: 606.
- Agriculture. (F. S. Earle) World To-day, 11: 1175,
— American Progress in. Nat. Geog. M. 13: 97.
-— and her Independence. (W. Hemstreet) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 20: 267.
-— and Jamaica. (J . Bryce) Nation, 74: 127.
-— and Porto Rico, Causes of Unrest in. (Albert G.
Robinson) Indep. 60: 612,
—-and the U. S., Reasons for Reciprocity between.
(L. Wood) Outl. 70: 169,
-— Army, Increasing the Efliciency of the.
Hanna) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 28,
-— Battlefields in, Nation’s Monuments on.
Paxson) Army & Navy Life, 8: no. IO, 9.
— Charities of. (J . R. Kean) Char. 8: 408,
-— — Public of. Char. 11: 46,
-— Claim upon the United States.
Am. 175: 145.
—- The Commercial Annexation of. (Atherton Brown-
ell) Appleton’s M. 8: 406.
—- Complication regarding, I902.
Indep. 54: 556.
(G. de Quesada)
(M. E.
(S. A.
(O. H. Platt) No.
(A. G. Robinson)
160
CUBA V
Cuba, Condition and Outlook of. (F. V. Adams)
World’s Work, 13: 8237.
— Condition of Women in. (F. M. Noa) Outl. 79: 642.
-— Conference of Charities and Correction in. (E.
Martinez) Char. 12: 440.
-— Congress and. Outl. 70: 658.
— Economic Administration in.
76: 225,
— Economic Distress, Political Aspect of. (J . Quincy)
No. Am. 174: 12. i
— Education in, Public. (M. E. Hanna) Atlan. 89:
736.
— Free Labor in,‘Transition from Slave to.
S. Aimes) Yale R. 15: 68.
— Future in. (W. Inglis) No. Am. 183; 1037,
— Future of. (L. Wood) Indep. 54: 193. —- (T. E.
Palma) Indep. 54: 789. _
— Geography of. (T. W. Vaughn; A. C. Spencer)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 105.
-— A Glimpse of. (J . Bryce) Nation, 74: 50.
— The Government’s Side. (M. Carrillo Aldama)
Indep. 61: 663.
— Industrial and Commercial Conditions in, 1902.
(A. G. Robinson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 195,
-— Insurrection in, Causes of. (T. Williams) Outl. 84:
III.— (F. G. Puente) No. Am. 183: 538.
— Juggling with, More. (R. Ogden) Nation, 761 222.
— Libre, or Annexation? (W. R. Stewart) Ecl. M.
147: 292,
—— Local Government in, Reorganization of. (L. S.
Rowe) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 311.
— Municipalities in. (V. S. Clark) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26: 202,
—- Need of, and our Honor.
623,
—- New Day of. (A. G. Robinson) Indep. 54: 1279,
—— New Republic and its President, with portrait. (R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 167. -
— On a Cuban Ingenio. (N. Amarga) Longm. 43: 71.
= Liv. Age, 239: 809,
— only Nominally Free. Sat. R. 93: 657. _
— Outlook for. (A. G. Robinson) Indep. 54: 135.
—— Pearl of the Antilles. Nat. Geog. M. 17: 535.
-— Prehistoric Culture of. (J . W. F ewkes) Am. An-
throp. 6: 585.
— The President and. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 242.
— Questions about New.
— Railroads in. (A. G. Robinson) Nat. Geog. M. 13:
108.
— Reciprocity with. (H. P. Willis) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 22: 129,-(W. A. White) McClure, 19:
(M. Levy) Nation,
(H. H.
(M. Wilcox) Forum, 32:
387.
— — as a Moral Issue. Gunton’s M. 23: 286.
—- Religious Conditions in. (Warren A. Candler) In-
dep. 61: 37.
-— Republic of. (VV. H. Gleadell) Pall Mall M. 27:
361. — (F. Putnam) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16: 146.
-— — on Trial. (Atherton Brownell) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
343 424-
— — Our Legacy to. (A. G. Robinson) Forum, 33:
45°-
— Rescuing it from Europe. (Francis W. Shepard-
son) World To-day, 11: 1197.
-— — from the Cubans. (J . G. Rockwood) World To-
day, 11: 1199,
—— Revolution and Intervention in. Chaut. 44: 275.
—— — The Revolutionist’s Side. (C. M. Aguirre) Indep.
61: 664.
— Self Government in, First Steps of.
son) Indep. 54: 1705.
—— —— The First Year of.
113
-— Sincerity with. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 282,
(A. G. Robin-
(M. E. Hanna) Atlan. 92:
(R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 124, '
CUBA
Cuba, Sitnation in, 1902. (M. Wilcox) No. Ath. I75:
819
- Some Reflections on the State of. (J. Bryce) No.
Am. I74: 445.
- Transportation in. (E. W. Dennison) World To-
day, II: 1071,
— Treaty with, Later Aspects of. (H. White) Nation,
76: 81,
-—Truth about. (H. H. Lewis) World’s Work, 42
2217,
—-— under American Rule. (L. Wood) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 21: 153.
'— -— Saving a People from Themselves. (H. J . How-
land) Outl. 84: 455.
—- United States in. (C. G. Phelps) World’s Work, 3:
1986.
- us. the United States. (F. B. Thurber and L. V.
de Abad) Arena, 27: 234,
-— Women of. Teaching Cuban Women to teach. (L.
' W. Betts) Outl. 70: 670,
Cuban Experiment Station.
20: 444-
Cuban Tariff, The. Outl. 70: 362.
Cuchulain and the Volsungs. (E. L. Cary) Lamp, 29:
(F. S. Earle) Science, n. s.
36.
- Life and Death of; the Great Irish Epic. (W. G.
Blunt) 19th Cent. 51: 811.‘-=Liv. Age, 234: 298.
Cuckoo, The. (O. H. Latter) Cornh. 87: 54I.=Liv.
Age. 237= 439.
Cuckoo whose Nest was made for her, The; a story.
(L. Housman) Cornh. 89: 637,
Cuckoos, About. (A. H. Japp) Gent. M. n. s. 712 374.
- and Cuckoo-lore. (E. K. Robinson) Good Words,
44: 324-
Cuernavaca, Mexico. (Clara Driscoll) Booklover’s M.
7: 276.
Cul-de-sac ; a story. (F. Danby) Cosmopol. 36: 412.
Culebra Cut, Mining Methods for. (H. M. Chance)
Engin. M. 31: 565. ‘ ~
Culebra Island. (A. C. Haeselbarth) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 35: 125.
Culex, Breaking-up of the Old Genus. (D. I/V. Co-
quillet) Science, 11. s. 23: 312. '
Culiacan, and the Way Thither. (C. De Kalb) Nation,
77: 48.
Cultivated Man, The, in an Industrial Age. (W. H.
Paige) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 9: 48.
Cultivated Man in an Industrial Era.
VVorld’s Work, 8: 4980.
- New Definition of the. (C. W. Eliot) World’s Work,
6: 38o6.=Science, n. s. I8: 76. \
Culture. (H. H. Furness) Harv. Grad. M. I2: 185.
—— among the Poor. (M., Loane) Contemp. 90: 230. ::
Liv. Age, 250: 788,
- and “Commonness.” (F. P. Palmer) Nation, 76:
170. 247-
- and Efficiency in Education.
Westm. I62: 285,
- and Restraint, Black on. (C. S. Nortl1up) Dial, 32:
121,
- The Cowardice of.
481,
- Economic Significance of.
Sci. Q. I8: 449.
- English, Johnson on. (G. H. Stempel) Dial, 37: 304.
- Middle-class, in the Fifties. (J . G. Alger) Westm.
159‘ 47-
- A National Type of. (B. I. Wheeler) Atlan. 92: 74,
—— or Something Akin. (J . B. Storms) Nation, 76: 208,
—-Real, and Mr. Morley. (J. M. O’Fallou) Westm.
I62: 415. p
- The Way to Larger. (A. A. Stevens) Harper, I07:
47.
(W. H. Page)
(W. M. Lightbody)
(T. W. Higginson) Atlan. 96:
(F. H. Giddings) Pol.
161
CURRAN
Culture in Kansas; a story. (F. Richardson) Cornh.
86: 101,
Culture Studies, Nature of. (R. M. Wenley) School
R. 131 441-
Culver, F. C., House and Garden of. Archit. Rec.
20: 335.
Cumberland before the Norman Conquest. (H. W. C.
Davis) Eng. Hist. R. 20: 61,
Cumberland Fells, A Night on Great Gable. (A. R.
Elliot) Idler, 23: I38,
Cumberland Mountains, Feuds in. (O. O. Howard)
Indep. 56: 783.
Cuming, Henry Syer. Ath. ’02, 2: 525.
Cummings, C. A. (W. P. P. Longfellow) Am. Arch.
88: I47,
Cummings, Thomas S., and Early Art in New York.
(Mary T. Earle) Bk. Buyer, 25: 304. '
Cnmmins, Gov. Albert B. (Lewis W. Smith) Arena,
361 33.-(H. G. Moorhead) World To-day, II:
1089. - With portrait. (A. Mcllroy) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I9: 238. ——(Johnson Brigham) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 34: 291.
Cunard Steamship Contract, The New. (E. T. Cham-
berlin) No. Am. 177: 533. -(W. R. Lawson) Con-
temp. 82: 703.
Cuneiform Characters, Alleged Indo-European Lan-
guages in. (M. Bloomfield) Am. J. Philol. 25: L
Cunningham, Dan, a U. S. Deputy-marshal. (S. H.
Adams) McClure, 23: 215.
Cunningham School, The. (G. 0. France) Overland,
n. s. 44: 193.
Cunnylums. (U. Sinclair) Indep. 54: I827.
Cup and Saucer, Story of the. (Pauline C. Bouvé)
New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 429.
Cup of Judgment, A ; a Play in one act. (C. Graves)
National, 47: supp. I.
Cupeiios Indians of California.
West, 16: 465.
Cupid. (Robert A. Wason) Everybody’s, I5: 79.
Cupid and the River-god ; a story. (W. McL. Raine)
Cosmopol. 35: 457.
Cupid in the Horse-camp. (E. Boltwood) Lippinc. 72:
(C. F. Lummis) Out
230,
Cuprous Sulphocyanide, Influence of Hydrochloric
Acid on the Precipitation of. (R. G. Van Name)
Am. J. Sci. I63: 20. _
Cura Animarum. (Vincent McNabb) Cath. World,
81: 751,
Curacao, A Bit of Holland in the Caribbean. (W.
Hale) Outl. 73: 802,
- A Month in. (G. M. L. Brown) Canad. M. 241 203.
Curate, -Decay of the. (T. C. Dale) Westm. I58: 454.
Curel, Francois de, and his Works. (C. de Pratz)
Contemp. 84: 209,
Cures, Craze for. (G. W. Carryl) Munsey, 27: 93.
- Famous, of Europe. (Julian Ralph) Cosmopol. 34:
665.
Curfew Bell, The. (J. C.' Hadden) Gent. M. n. s. 721
74-
Curie, Pierre. Ath. ’o6, 1: 519, -Nature, 73: 612,
- and Mme., at Home. (E. Crawford) World T o-day,
6: 490.
Curios of the Camera. Sund. M. 31: 1051.
Curiosity and Interest. (G. S. Hall and J . L. Smith)
Pedagog. Sem. I0: 315.
Curlew Mountain; a poem. (N. Chesson) Eel. M. 142!
686.
Curling, Early Canadian. Canad. M. 21! 578-
- in Canada. (J. K. Munro) Canad. M. I8: 527.
-— —-— Women’s Clubs. (M. McL. Helliwell) Canad. M.
20: 384,
Curran, Charles Courtney. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic,
48= 39-
CURRENCIES
Currencies, The Chaos of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69: 308.
—— English and United States, compared. (W. R.
Lawson) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 731 563.
—— Paper, of Leading Countries. (G. M. Cofiin) Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 73: 391.
Currency, Bank-note, Coin and Commercial Paper
as Foundations of a. (W. B. Greene) Bank. M.
(N.Y-)72= 514-
— Business and the. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 77: 334.
——Congress and the. (W. A. Nash) No. Am. 1771
481.
— Denominations of Our.
(N. Y.) 68: 22.
—— An Elastic. (R. V. Phelan) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 731
583.
———Demand for. (J. H. Schiif) Bank. M. (N. Y.)
72: II4.—-Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72: 245.
—— —— To Provide an. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 226.
—— Elasticity in the. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66: 68.
— for Moving the Crops, How Canada provides.
St. L. Trigge) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72: 834.
—- in the Orient, Problems of. (J . W. J enks) Am.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 269.
—- International. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: 935.
—— National, or Bank Currency. (W. Barker) Arena,
(E. H. Roberts) Bank. M.
(A.
30: 382,
— N. Y. Chamber of Commerce on. (L. J . Gage) In-
den 54= 3°65-
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—— Suggestion for. (P. Berman) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73:
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Current of Fear, The. (L. Mott) Outing, 49: 30.
Curriculum, Common School, Changes in. (W. L.
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Curtiss, Samuel Ives. (H. M. Scott) Bib. World, 24:
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—— Obituary of. (H. M. Scott) Bib. Sac. 62: I99.
Curtius, Ernst. (R. P. Keep) Nation, 75: 419.
-— Letters of. Ed. R. 199: 403.
Curzon, George Nathaniel, Viceroy of India, with por-
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(R. H. Titherington) Munsey, 34: 449,
-—— and Mr. Brodrick. (J . and R. Strachey) National,
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—— as a Leader. Sat. R. 98: I00,
— Career of. (Geo. Peel) National, 41: 44.
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—- His Resignation and Record. (Anglo—Indian) No.
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— Viceroyalty of. Liv. Age, 246: 872.
Cushing, Frank H., with portrait. (C. F. Lummis)
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Custom House Customs, Some Old. (J . C. McCleery)
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Custom-House Inspection. American Travelers and
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Custom-made Poet, A.
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Customs, Administration of. (W. M. Daniels) Na-
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Cut-glass, American. (E. L. Prentiss) Brush & P.
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Dakota, North, where Wild Fowl breed.
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— With the 13th Infantry in.
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Dames and Daughters of the French Court.
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— at Eton. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 49 a.
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Dancing-tower Processions of Italy. (A. Wherry)
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Dandies. See Exquisites.
Dane’s Breechin’. (E. O. Somerville and M. Ross)
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Danesmoor, Battle of, July 26, 1469. (J . A. Clapham)
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Danger in Performance as an Element of Interest. Sat.
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Dante, The Black-washing of. (H. Candler) Contemp.
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Dartmouth, Earl of, Howe vs., The Rule in. (W. C.
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DARTMOUTH
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Daughter of Ecclesiastes. (Edith M. Thomas) Critic,
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 98: 760.
(A. B. Maurice) Bookman, I5:
47: 412,
Daughter of the Enemy. (J . S. Martin) Army & Navy
Life, 8, no. 71 43.
Daughter of Old Virginia. (A. Stoddart) Munsey, 33:
58.
Daughter of the Puritans, A; a story. (B. M. Dix)
Harper, 104: 907,
Daughter of the Rich, A.
96: 736.
Daughter of the Sea, A. (Amy Le Feuvre) Good
Words, 43: 1-870.
(W. J . Hopkins) Atlan.
165
DAVIS
Daughter of the Soil, A. (G. Schoek) Scrib. M. 33: 675.
Daughter of the Stars. (W. L. Wilson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 32: 633 '
Daughter of the States, A. (M. Pemberton) Munsey,
29: 369-882. 30: 82-634.
Daughter of Storms, A. (E. Boltwood) Munsey, 35:
428,
Daughterly Chaperon, A; a story.
lins) Munsey, 29: 184.
D. A. R., Historical Work of, Rhode Island. (Mary
A. Greene) M. of Hist. 3: 381, 4: 34, 216.
Daughters of the Cabinet. (K. Hoffman) Munsey, 27:
(Mrs. C. T. C01-
191,
Daughters of the Empire, Imperial Order of. (J.
Graham) Canad. M. 26: 590.
Daughters of Toil; a poem.
Westm. 166: 693.
Daughters of Zion. (Kate D. Wiggin) Scrib. M. 40: 406,
Daulias Luscinia Affair, The; a story. (H. Vallings)
Temp. Bar, 132: 418.
Dauphin, The, and his Keepers.
77: 7 °~ .
Davenant, Sir William, and the Revival of the Drama
during the Protectorate. (C. H. Firth) Eng. Hist.
R. 18: 319.
Davenport, Homer, Cartoonist. (B. O. Flower) Arena,
34: 58.
Davenport, Homer Calvin, Home Life of. Outing,
433 449-
Davenport, J . P. First Discharge of a Public Servant.
(E. Pomeroy) Indep. 58: 69.
Davenport, Iowa, Carnegie Library Building. (M. W.
Freeman) Lib. J. 29: 428.
David, King. (J. Goddard) N. Church R. II: 253,
— and Jonathan. (G. B. Burgin) Good Words, 44: I13.
— Statue of, and what it teaches. (E. J . Banks) Open
Court, 20: 212,
David, Jacques-Louis, with portrait. Mast. in Art,
7: 45. — (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 476.
David, Sacred Play of, at Oberammergau. (Maude B.
Dutton) Critic, 47: 481.
David and Goliath; a story. (Clarence Hawkes) Over-
land, 11. s. 47: 248.
Davidson, Andrew Bruce. (G. A. Smith) Bib. World,
20: 167, 288. ——- (J . Y. Simpson) Expos. 6th ser.
5: 161.—Ath. ’02, 1: 146.
— as Preacher and Essayist.
World, 26: 378.
-— Theology of the Old Testament. (L. B. Paton) Bib.
World, 25: 283.
Davidson, John, Realist. Monthly R. 20, no. 1: 36.
Davidson, Randall T., Archbishop of Canterbury,
with portrait. Outl. 78: 2 58. — (T. W. Winfield)
Indep. 57: 431.
— in America. Spec. 93: 248. :Liv. Age, 244: 440.
Davidson, Thomas. (William James) McClure, 25: 3.
Davie. (Grace Helen Bailey) Overland, n. s. 461 382.
Davies, I). Ffrangdon-. Christ in Education. Hibbert
J. 5: 54.
Davies, Hubert Henry. (E. A. Browne) Acad. 66: 497.
—— Cynthia. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 97: 650.
Davies, John Eugene. Wis. Alum. M. I: 187, 290.
Davies, Scrope; a Learned Dandy. (J . A. Lovat-
Fraser) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 24.
Davis, Charles H. J ., Landscape Artist.
Downes) New Eng. M. 11. s. 27! 423-
—— Recent Work of. Brush & P. 12: 107.
Davis, F. H., House of. Archit. Rec. 14: 107.
Davis, Henry Gassoway, with portrait. (F. E. Leupp)
Indep. 57: 124.-—With portrait. (C. S. Albert)
R. of. Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 171,
Davis, J eiferson, My Treatment of. (Nelson A. Miles)
Indep. 58: 413.
(J . A. H. Simpson)
(A. Laugel) Nation,
(W. G. Jordan) Bib.
(W. H.
DAVIS
Davis, Mrs. Jefferson. (R. Blackshaw) Putnam, I:
362.—R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 341 560,
Davis, Sir John. Ed. R. 200: 206,
Davis, Nathan Smith. (F. S. Johnson) Science, n. s.
20: 237.
Davis, Rebecca Harding. Bits of Gossip.
Bicknell) Dial, 37: 303.
Davis, Richard Harding. (J . F. J . Archibald) Bk.
Buyer, I5: 216. -— With portrait. (Arthur B.
Maurice) Bookman, 23: 137.
—- and the Real Olancho. (W. H. Porter) Bookman,
15: 557-
—— His Home at Marion and Methods of Work. (J . F.
J . Archibald) Bk. Buyer, 25: 216.
-— Localities and Scenes of his Stories.
chibald) Bk. Buyer, 25: 115;
Davis, Gen. W. W. H. Land of Sun. 8: 71.
Davitt, Michael, the Irish Patriot. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(P. F.
(J. F. J. Ar-
34: 81.
— a Personal Recollection. (W. S. Blunt) Liv. Age,
250: 110,
-— Unfinished Campaign of. (F. Sheehy-Skeffington)
Indep. R. 10: 298.
Dawes, Henry Laurens, with portrait. (G. P. Morris)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 301. — Outl. 73: 374.
Dawn. (K. H. Brown) Scrib. M. 36: 182.
Dawn, Before the. Chamb. J. 82: 337.
Dawn of a To-morrow, The. (Frances H. Burnett)
Scrib. M. 38: 643. 39: 34.
Dawn-bird and other Friends. Blackw. I78: 51.
Dawson, Henry. St. Paul’s from the River ; etching of
his Painting. Art J. 54: 6.
Dawson, Sir J . William. (A. Geikie) Nature, 6 5: 339.
Day, Frank Miles, and Brother, Work of. (R. A.
Cram) Archit. Rec. 15: 397.
Day, Prof. George E. (J . Dwight; E. L. Curtis) Yale
Div. Q. 2: 70, 85.
Day, Thomas. (A. C. Ray) Bk. Buyer, 24: 287,
— A Forgotten Patriot. (H. S. Pancoast) Atlan. 91:
758- '
— A Philosopher’s Wooing. (Anna C. Ray) Bk. Buyer,
24: 287,
Day, J ., Photographic Work of.
Studio (Internat.) 22: 47.
Day and the Hour. (R. W. Gilder) Critic, 48: 73.
Day and Night; a poem. (W. W. Campbell) Atlan.
91: 548.
Day of Reckoning, A.
24, no, 1: 120,
Day of the Dog, The; a story. (C. B. McCutcheon)
McClure, 21: 407, 520,
Day of the Game, The ; a story.
ser. 3% 343-
Day of Precious Penalties, The.
Clure, 26: 358.
Day of Rest, A. [Macmil.] Liv. Age, 237: 83.
Day Off, A. (A. Brown) Harper, III: 381,
Day on the Roof, The. (E. P. Butler) Cent. 45: 839.
Day shall declare it, The. (J ennette Lee) Scrib. M.
31: 699-
Day-dreams, Psychology of.
Psychol. 15: 465.
Day Expedition to Fossil Fields. (J . C. Merriam)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 217.
Day Nursery, The, for what does it stand ? (M. Hall)
Char. 12: 764.
Day’s Disdain. (G. Jones) Lippinc. 72: 495.
Day’s Doings of aNobody. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 27 a-
150,254,384 771 256-
Day’s Harvest, A; a story.
World, 79: 105.
Day’s Work in the Mounted Police. (L. Mott) Outing,-
48: 96.
(W. K. West)
(Guy C. Vachell) Monthly R.
(E. Boltwood) Mun-
(Marion Hill) Mc-
(T. L. Smith) Am. J.
(J . F. Wynne) Cath.
166
DEAL
Days Errant. (Robert Aitken) Appleton’s M. 8: 527.
Days gone by. (J . G. Whittier) New Eng. M. 11. s.
301 574-
Dayton, O. (C. W. Chamberlain) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9:
109,
Dayton’s Wooing ; a story. (C. King) Cosmopol. 37:
339-
De Le6n’s Expedition of 1689. (E. H. West) Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 8: 199.
De Mortuo; a story. (F. R. Earp) Indep. R. 3: 277.
De Politique on St. Martin ; a story. (J . A. McShan)
Canad. M. 21: 270,
De ’Possum an’ de ’simmon Tree; a tale. (E. W.
Kemble) Outing, 41: 577.
De Profundis; a story. (Van T. Sutphen) Harper,
I12: 250,
De Profundis ; a story. (F. H. Williams) Lippinc. 70:
242,
Dea ex Machina; a story.
108: 304.,
Deacon’s Dilemma, The. (A. Warner) Cent. 47: 709.
(Eliz. S. Phelps) Harper,
Dead, How shall we think of the? (L. Abbott)
Outl. 70: 16.
— Legal Rights in the Remains. (F. W. Grinnell)
Green Bag, 17: 345.
— Mental State of the.
8: 80,
— Worship of the, Garnier on. Ath.’O4, I: 425.
Dead and Down ; a story. (J. R. Gill) McClure, 21: 95.
Dead Hand in Wealth. Ecl. M. 147: 196.
Dead Hand, The; a story. (H. White) Gent. M. n. s.
731 521-
Dead Hand, The; a story. (Mrs. J . H. Needell)
Chamb. J. 81: 689.
Dead Letter Oflice ; Uncle Sam’s Postal Morgue. (J .
N. Kyle) Overland, n. s. 41: 204,
Dead Man’s Chest, The. (H. K. Vielé) Booklover’s M.
6: 357.
Dead Persons, Trials of, in Court. (R. V. Rogers)
Green Bag, 15: 239.
Dead Sea, East Shore of, and the Ruins in Wadi
(J . H. Hyslop) World To-day,
Suweil. (N. Schmidt) J. Bib. Lit. 25: 82.
— A Forgotten Exploration of. (J . R. Spears) Chant.
35‘ 562-
Dead Sea Region, Exploration in. (P. Cady) Bib.
World, 21: 327.
— Historical and Physical Geography of. (P. Cady)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 577.
.Dead Sea Valley, Explorations in the. (E. W. G.
Masterman) Am. Antiq. 27: 249.
— Physical History of. (E. W. G. Masterman) Bib.
Wor1d,25: 249.
Deader ’n a Mackerel. (James M. F eilom) Overland,
n. s. 44: 156.
Deaf cured by Electricity.
(Bost.) I8: 129.
Deaf Blind, The. (D. A. Willey) Munsey, 30: 739.
— Educating the. (Ruth Everett) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
25: 435-
Deaf-mutes, Education of. (Warring Wilkinson) Cali-
fornian, 4: 376.
Deakin, Edwin, Artist, with portrait.
Brush & P. I5: I.
— Painter of the California Missions. (P. R. Bird)
Outl. 76: 74.
Deal in Dates ; a story.
26.
Deal in Eggs; a story.
(B. Chapple) Nat’l M.
(L. E. Hewitt)
(F. N. Stratton) Munsey, 31:
(E. C. McCants) Outing, 45:
359~ .
Deal in Mines and Morals ; a story. (E. W. Townsend)
Cosmopol. 38: 455.
Deal in Wheat, A; a story.
7: 173-
(F. Norris) Everybody’s,
DEAN
Dean, Forest of, History of. (J . Nisbet) Eng. Hist.
R. 21: 445.
Dean, John Ward. (D. P. Carey) N. E. Reg. 56: 223.
Deane Family Bible Records. (B. L. Deane) N. E.
Reg. 59: 32.
Deans, of the Church of England, and the Athanasian
Creed. (P. F. Eliot) 19th Cent. 58: 729.
Dearborns, English Origin of American. (V. C. San-
born) N. E. Reg. 60: 308,
“ Dearest.” (H. Boyer) Lippinc. 731 209.
Dearle, H., a Disciple of William Morris.
Art J. 57: 784.
Dearth, H. Golden. (A. Hoeber) Cent. 48: 157.
Death, and the Great. (I. Ewing) Temp. Bar, 131:
618.
—— and the Crown. (M. Maeterlinck) Critic, 44: 315.
-— as viewed by Certain Poets. (Jane Barlow) Acad.
71: 160.
—— Fear of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68: 177.
-— Hora mortis nostrae. Contemp. 88: 181. I Liv. Age,
246: 748,
— in the Desert, A. (W. S. Cather) Scrib. M. 33: 109.
—— Legend of, among the Bretons. (A. Le Braz)
Internat. Q. 7: 108.
—— Love of. (D. M. Jones) Westm. I57: 446.
—— Nox Dormienda. (J . Gray) Atlan. 91: 102,
——Plato’s Conception of. (B. Bosanquet) Hibbert J.
2: 98,
—— Religious View of. A Cook to ZEsculapius. (T. T.
Munger) Outl. 72: 989.
— The State of. (J . H. Leuba) Am. J . Psychol. I4: 403.
—— The Thought of. Acad. 66: 547, 595.
Death, What is? (A. R. Mathews) World To-day, 9:
6
(L. F. Day)
74 ~
Death of Adam; a poem. (L. Binyon) Monthly R. 6,
no. 21 171.
Death Duties, should they be increased ? (W. T. Bell)
Westm. I65: 380,
Death-legend in Folk-lore. Ed. R. 195: 372.
Death-rate of Chicago. Science, 11. s. 222 406.
—- of Large American Cities. (F. L. Hoffman) Am.
Statis. Assoc. 10: 1,
— of the U. S. in 1900. (Walter F. Willcox) Am. Statis.
Assoc. 10: 137.
Death Valley. (J. R. Spears) Calif. M. 3: 312. — (O. C.
S. Carter) J . Frankl. Inst. I 54: 193,
— Deserts of Nevada and. (Robert R. Chapman) Nat.
Geog. M. 17: 483.
Death Valley Party of 1849.
I8: 326, 456,
Deathless Forest, The; a story. (S. F. Whitman)
Harper, I13: 675.
Debating Society, High School, Function of the.
W. Kittredge) School R. 10: 292,
Deborah of Fort Yaivik ; a story of Labrador.
B. Sanford) Lippinc. 76: 229,
Debs, Eugene V., with portrait.
Am. M. 60: 411.
Debt and Debtors. Spec. 90: 1024,
Debts, National, of the World. (A. Raifalovich and
others) No. Am. 174: 125-845. 175: 136—701_
Debts of Antoine, The. (W. B. Mac-Harg) McClure,
28: 188.
Debussy, Claude, Poet and Dreamer.
man) No. Am. 183: 877.
Débutante, Education of a.
(J . W. Brier) Out West,
(H.
(Mary
(H. K. Webster)
(Lawrence Gil-
(E. B. Kaufman) Cos-
m0p01- 351 499- ,
Decade of Decadence in Finance. (Lord Welby) Con-
temp. 871 214. '
Decadence, Signs of, in the U. S. (Franklin Smith)
Conserv. R. 51 I93.
—— The True. (St. J. Lucas) Macmil. 86: 133.
Decalogue, The. (L. B. Paton) Bib. World, 22: 22,
167
DECORATIVE
Decastro, John, History of. Ath. ’03, I: 617.
Deceivers Ever. (R. E. Vernede) Lippinc. 712 256.
Decennial of the Black Sheep. (E. Boltwood) Munsey,
351 23-
Decent Thing, The; a story. (F. O. Bartlett) Atlan.
93: 379.
Deception and Reality. (A. Kirschmann) Am. J.
Psychol. 14: 24,
——Pleasure of. Blackw. 173: 668,
Deciding of Encarnacion; a story. (H. S. Kirk)
Harper, 105: 229.
Deciding Silence, The. (M. H. Carter) Everybody’s,
I3: 589,
Decies and Desmond. (J . H. Rounds) Eng. Hist. R.
18: 709.
Decimal Coinage, Weights and Measures. (E. An-
thony) Westm. I63: 139.
Decision, The; a story. (I. B. Roberts) Lippinc. 71:
116.
Decisions in France. (H. C. Coxe) Green Bag, 16: 449,
Decisions of Nina, The; a story. (A. H. Henderson)
Temp. Bar, 133: 322.
Decisive Range, The. Un. Serv. M. 29: 295.
Decker, Mrs. Sarah S. Platt, President of the General
Federation of Women’s Clubs. (D. T. S. Denison)
Outl. 78: 267,
Declaration of Independence, A Defense of the. (S.
C. Parks) Arena, 301 152.
—— Final Outcome of. (H. Davis) Indep. 55: 1543.
—- Pine and Savage’s Painting of the Signing. (C. H.
Hart) Pennsyl. M. 29: 1.
Decoration and Ornament, English, Walter Crane and.
(Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 12: 684.
— — The Wavy Line. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 2: 131,
— Animals in. (Douglas English) Art J . 56: 84.
— Colored Exterior. Am. Arch. 90: 3I.
—- English Interior. Craftsman, 62 97.
— Heraldry in. (G. W. Eve) J . Soc. Arts, 51: 305.
— Interior. (B. Young) Am. Arch. 85: 45.
—- Interior Color. (G. C. Horsley) Am. Arch. 76: 30,
38. 53-
— Mural. (Frank MacLean) Art J . 57¢ 18.
See Mural Painting.
—— of Costly Residences.
Rec. 13: 397.
— of a Minor French Salon. (I. Sargent) Craftsman,
4= 450-
- Painted. (J. D. Crace) Art J. 571 47.
— The Sentiment of. (A. East) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 563.
-— Structural Color, of Interior of Public Buildings.
(G. C. Horsley) J . Soc. Arts, 502 429.
— Symbolism of European Snobbery. (J . Dowman)
Arena, 282 I74.
Decorative Art, A. B. C. of. Craftsman, 5: 289.
-— East Siberian. (A. C. Haddon) Nature, 67: 560.
— Exhibition of, at Turin, 1902. (W. Crane) M. of
Art, 26: 488.-— (H. H. Fyfe) Monthly R. 8, no. 22
I50. — (E. Thovez) Studio (Internat.) 17: 45, 91, 251.
— —— Austrian Section. (W. Fred) Studio (Internat.)
18: 130.
— Fish Forms in. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 8: 68.
— New Era in. (P. S. Reinsch) VVorld’s Work, 52
2779-
-— of Nancy, France. (H. Frantz) Studio (Internat.)
19: 108,
—— of the Near Future. (C. L. Eastlake ; A. Vallance)
M. of Art, 27: 36.
—— Spirit of Japan in. (Mrs. F. Edwin Elwell) Arena,
(Russell Sturgis) Archit.
351 I7-
Decorative Arts in America. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
82: 317.
— of our Forefathers. (W. H. Legge) Reliquary, 43:
81.
DECORATIVE
Decorative Landscape Painter (Paul S. Naumburg).
(L. Bartning) Studio (Internat.) 24': 210,
Decorative Painting, Mantua, Italy. (A. Melani)
Archit. Rec. 18: 202.
Dedham, Massachusetts, Public School in, 1648, (N.
L. Sheldon) New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 509.
Dedicated to the Alpine Club. (G. Coleridge) Fortn.
83: 124,
Dedication, Law of, in relation to Trust Legislation.
(H. W. Chaplin) Harv. Law R. 16: 329,
Dedication, A; a poem. (L. Binyon) Ecl. M. 142:
211, 143: 556,
Deed Foreborne, A; _a modern American short story.
(Louise C. Willcox) Poet-Lore, 15, no. I: 30.
Deed of Gift. (E. A. Smith) Longm. 40: 245.
Deep-sea Explorations of the Prince of Monaco.
Joubin) Internat. Q. 10: 374,
Deep-sea Fisherman, The. Macmil. 86: 291.
Deep Waters; a story. (L. Housman) Cornh. 88: 423.
Deep Waters of the Proud; a story. (F. W. Whar-
ton) Lippinc. 74: 257.
Deepwater Debate, The.
26: 172,
Deer and Bear, Remains of, on Shores of Onondaga
(L.
(May McHenry) McClure,
Lake. (W. M. Smallwood) Science, n. s. 18: 26,
-— in English Parks. Spec. 92: 635.
-— Japanese. (L. Stejneger) Science, 11. s. 22: 402,
-— Mule-deer Hunting in British Columbia.
Leckie-Ewing) Outing, 47: 359.
-— of the Peking Parks. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 25:
169.
-— Virginia, Hunting.
2o,
-— The White-tailed (Virginia), and its Kin.
Seton) Scrib. M. 40: 321,
—— Wild Red, Chase of the, in Exmoor Forest.
Cordley) Cosmopol. 38: I31.
Deer-forest, The Year in a. (C. H. Sharp) Chamb. J .
83: 689.
Deer-forests, economically considered. Chamb. J . 82:
321,
- in the Highlands.
(R.
(T: S. Van Dyke) Outing, 41:
(E. T.
(C.
(VV. C. Mackenzie) Indep. R. 8:
19 ,
—— Scotch. (G. T. Buckell) 19th Cent. 60: 745.
Deer Hound, The, in America. (G. Macdougall) Calif.
M. 4: 701.
Deer-hunt, A California. (T. S. Van Dyke) Calif. M.
1: 72,
-—- Morning. (C. A. Lyman) Outing, 39: 466.
Deer-hunt with the Bow, Game of. (E. T. Seton) Ctry
Life Am. 7: 370.
Deer-hunting; Following Trails. (H. S. Canfield)
Outing, 45: 187.
-— in Southern California. (T. S. Van Dyke) Land of
Sun._ 2: 2.
-- A Malay Deer Drive. (G. Maxwell) Blackw. 174:
477-
—— on St. Catherine’s Island. (J . G. Van Marter) Out-
ing: 432 441'
—— on the Sierras. (W. T. Jordan) Calif. M. 5: I71.
— 20th Century. (T. S. Van Dyke) Outing, 45: 73.
Deer Parks, English. Ed. R. 198: 178,
Deer-stalking in Scotland. (H. M. Warrand) Blackw.
172: 21. — (H. A. Vachell) Outing, 49: 83.
-— — Sixty Years Ago: Recollections of Christopher
North. (Miss J . P. Wilson) Chamb. J . 82: 593.
Deerfield, Mass., Conference between Gov. Belcher
and Several Tribes of Western Indians. (G. Shel-_
don) N. E. Reg. 60: 256,
—— From Merton Abbey to.
183.
—- Renaissance in. (Pauline C. Bouvé) New Eng. M.
n. s. 33: 162. '
(J . Pratt) Craftsman, 5:
168
DEGREES
Defamation, Law of, The English. (F. Carr) Law Q.
18: 2 5 5, 388,
Default in Practice, A. (E. Walker) Munsey, 35: 501.
Defective, The; Modern Methods of Care. (A. John-
son) Char. 12: 883.
Defective Children and the Schools. (J . T. Prince)
Educa. 24: 340,
Defectives, Marriage of. (A. Johnson) Char. 15: 866.
—- Schools for. (A. T. Smith) Educa. 27: 116.
Defense, Efficient, of our Seaports, Are Disappearing
Guns essential to ? (E. R. Stuart; J . W. Ruck-
1nan) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 30: 183, 344. —-(J. W.
Ruckman) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 529.
—— Federation in. (P. A. Silburn) Un. Serv. M. 29:
I57-
— Home, with or without Compulsion ? (H. Roberts)
Un. Serv. M. 29: 499.
— Imperial. (J . R. Thursfield) Un. Serv. M. 321 21.
— Imperial Federation for. (H. D’Egville) Un. Serv.
M, 31: 556. 32: 252, 34: 109, 216, 327,
— Land, of a Coast Fortress.
Serv. Inst. 33: I12.
— -— of Seacoast Fortifications. (E. H. Schulz) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 36: 88.
— National and Fiscal Policy.
Serv. M. 30: 441,
— Our Second Line of. (C. Dick) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
311 747.
— Sea—coast, Signal Corps in. (CaptfLe R. S. Lyon)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 30: 92.
Defense Movement, English National, Opposition to.
Westm. 159: 324.
Defenses, Land, of Coast Batteries.
inson) Un. Serv. M. 33: 251.
— Our Coast. (D. O’Callaghan) Un. Serv. M. 30: 355.
Deficit [U. S. Treasury], The Persistent. (W. M.
Daniels) Nation, 81: 90.
Definition, Brown’s Study in the History of. (H. R.
Mackintosh) Crit. R. 13: 483.
— Elements in a. (A. L. Gillett) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
31 39-
Defoe, Daniel, and Selkirk at"'Bristol.
Acad. 69: 1357.
— as a Sociological Novelist. (Ernest A. Baker) Acad.
70: 502,
— New Edition of. (W. P. Trent) Forum, 36: 625.
— Robinson Crusoe. Acad. 63: I59.
— —— Authorship of. (W. L. Purves) Ath. ’O3, 1: 563,
(C. G. Vereker) J . Mil.
(F. N. Maude) Un.
(H. Rowan-Rob-
(C. Wells)
595-
— —— The “ O” edition. (W. L. Purves) Ath. ’03, I2
465, 498.
Degas, Edgar, Manet, Edouard, and Renoir, P. A.,
Figure Painters. (F. Wedmore) Brush & P. 15:
253-
— The Artist and his Work. (Marie Van Vorst) Lip-
PiI1@- 77 = 442-
Degenerate Age, Is this a ? (J . J . Stevenson) Pop. Sci.
M0, 60: 481. ' '
Degenerates, Moral, Proposed Sterilization of Certain.
(Robert R. Rentoul) Am. J . Sociol. 12: 319.
A —- National, Training and. (W. B. Thomas) Monthly
R, 15, no, 3: 112,
— Physical and Mental.
327-
Degree, Value of a.
212,
Degrees, Academic, Abolition of.
Bookman, 23: 562.
— —— Studies and. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 74: 284.
— Conferred by American Universities. Science, 11. s.
22: 321,
— Doctorates conferred by American Universities.
Science, n. s. 16: 361. ‘
(R. Jones) J . Soc. Arts, 52:
(Sir W. Ramsay) Contemp. 83:
(E. E. Hale, jr.)
DEGREES
Degrees, New Variety of Ph. D. (S. W. McCallie)
Science, 11. s. 24: 693.
— Post-graduate, in Absentia.
Sci. Mo. 621 257.
—— Scientific and other.
466.
-Some Ph. D. Statistics. (R. Tombo, jr.) Science,
11. s. 21: 961.
De Haven, Frank, Artist, with portrait.
gomery) Brush & P, 17: 179,
Deified Men. (S. I. Curtiss) Bib. World, I9: 345.
Deirdre, Story of, and the Social Development of the
Folk—tale. (Eleanor Hull) F olk-Lore, I 5: 24.
Deism, in Yale College, Rise of. (J . W. Riley) Am.
J. Theol. 9: 474.
Deity, Dual Nature of.
— The Heart Side of.
39°-
Dejection; a study. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. I01: 392.
De Julien, an Unknown Explorer. Outing, 46: 601,
Dekker, Edward Douwes. (C. L. Leipoldt) Westm.
160: 438.
De la Bere, Stephen B.
(Internat.) 21: 328,
(A. L. Benedict) Pop._
(M. A. Rosanoff) Nation, 78:
(W. Mont-
(J . Barlow) Contemp. 87: 77.
(F. F. Hagaman) Arena, 31:
(L. Van der Veer) Studio
Deland, Margaret ; a Study in Influences. (M. A. De
W. Howe) Outl. 84: 731,
Delane, John Thaddeus, Memories of. (A. I. Shand)
Cornh. 89: 500.
De Langeton, Walter.
42: 255.
Delaselle, Mad. Angele, with portrait.
M. of Art, 26: 349.
De Laval Steam Turbine in America.
Cassier, 28: 103,
Delaware, Anarchy in. Outl. 74: 543.
Delaware Bible Records. Pennsyl. M. 29: 467.
Delaware River Improvement of. (G. S. Webster) J .
Frank]. Inst. I60: 161,
—- Skimming down the.
(K. A. Patmore) Antiq. n. s.
(B. Dufernex)
(J . L. Mohun)
(H. Williams) Outing, 48:
471-
Delayed Destiny; a story.
34: 658. """"~'
Delayed Heritage. (E. H. Porter) Lippinc. 74: 115.
Delcassé, Théophile, and Rouvier. (W. G. F itz-Gerald)
World’s Work, 11: 7185.
- Character Sketch. (P. de Coubertin) F ortn. 77: 7I.
=Liv. Age, 232: 598. _
- The Fall of. (L. Jerrold) Monthly R, 20, no. 1: 5o.
— - and the Anglo-French Ententé. 19th Cent. 581
22, c
— Retirement of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80: 474,
Deledda, Grazia, and “ Cenere.” (M. Bateman) Fortn.
82: 615,
Delhi. (W. F. Dix) Outl. 73: 19.
- Coronation Durbar at. (Geo. Peel) Cornh. 87: 309.
- Sat. R. 95: 4. - (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 98: 392.
- - A Retrospect. Blackw. I73: 310,
- - Side—lights on. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 10.
- in 1857. (Maj.-Gen. Tweedie) Chamb. J. 79: 401.
- - Siege of, Young on. Ath. ’oz, 2: 341,
—— Lake at. (G. F. MacMunn) Un. Serv. M. 28: 646,
- Letters from. (G. S. Barnes) Monthly R. I0, no. 1:
(G. W. Carryl) Cosmopol.
17,
Delian Choregic Inscriptions. (D. M. Robinson) Am.
J. Philol. I5: I84.
Delicate Trial, A. (M. Wilcox) Atlan. 90: 766.
Delinquent, the, Treatment of. Char. I5: 732.
Delisle, Leopold. Pub. Lib. 8: 465.
Delitzsch, Franz. (G. H. Gilbert) Bib. World, 25: 327.
Delitzsch, Friedrich. Outl. 73: 761.
- Gunkel vs. (P. Carus) Open Court, I8: 226,
— The Struggle for Babel and Bible. (T. J . McCor-
mack) Open Court, 17: 129,
169
DEMOCRACY
Delivering Angel, The; a Christmas story.
Fife) Lamp, 27: 417,
Delphi, Chasm at. (A. P. Oppé) J. Hel.- Stud. 24:
214,
- Details from. (C. H. Levy) Indep. 57: 693.
-Excavations at. (M. L. D’Ooge) School R. 12:
372- '
— The F ’étes at. (D. Kalopothakes) Nation, 762 430.
- French Excavations at. (C. H. Levy) Indep. 55:
(G. B.
I439-
Delpino, Federico. (J . Y. Bergen) Science, 11. s. 21:
996.
Del Sarto, Andrea. (H. M. Vaughan) Canad. M. 26:
99-
Deluc’s Geological Letters. (C. R. Eastman) Science,
n, s, 212 III,
Deluding of Aunt Thankful; a story.
New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 716.
Deluge, The. (S. E. Bishop) Bib. Sac. 63: 510.
- Ezekiel and the Babylonian Account of. (S. Daiches)
Jew. Q. 17: 441.
— Geological Confirmations of the.
Bib. Sac. 59: 282. 537. 695-
— not supported by Science. (T. G. Bonney) Expos. 6th
ser. 7: 456.
- Peruvian Story of the. Am. Antiq. 26: 342.
— The Story of the. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 27:
201,
Deluge Legend, Caingang. (G. Williamson) J . Am.
Folk-Lore, I8: 223.
Delusion of Grandeur, A.
348-
Demand and Supply Concepts ; an Introduction to the
Study of Market Price. (R. H. Hoxie) J . Pol.
Econ. 14: 337, 401,
De Mar, John L., Cartoonist, with portrait.
Flower) Arena, 34: 593
Dematerialized Scoop, A.
M. n. s. 29: 229.
De Mattos, Henri Teixeira, Art of. (Haldane McFall)
Studio (Internat.) 30: 45. '
Demerara and Essequibo, British Guiana.
Gray) Geog. J . 20: 408,
Demetrias, City Gates of.
Archaeol. n. s. 9: 166.
De Mille, James. (L. J . Burpee) Nation, 83: 138, 303.
-(A. MacMechan) Canad. M. 27: 404.
Demi-man, The. (E. Ayrton-Zangwill) Lippinc. 78:
654.
Demi-monde of Paris. (J . F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 96:
(W. Jenkins)
(G. F. Wright)
(E. Stuart) Scrib. M. 33:
(B. O.
.(W. F. Brown) New Eng.
(F. J.
(R. G. Kent) Am. J.
541.
Deming, Edwin W., Artist. Studio (Internat.) 27: xv,
—Craftsman, 10: 150,
Democracies, Hybrid. (W. M. Daniels) Nation, 81:
115,
Democracy and the Church. (Vida D. Scudder) Atlan.
90: 521,
— and Culture. (H. van Dyke) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
4: 1.
- and Education. (Vida D. Scudder) Atlan. 89: 816.
- and Fine Art. Archit. Rec. 143 227.
- and the Forming of Political Parties, Ostrogorski
on. (E. B. Smith) Dial, 34: 193,- (W. M, Daniels)
Nation, 76: 356.
- and Reaction. Hobhouse’s. (J . Cummings) J . Pol.
Econ. 14: 181. —(J. Morley) 19th Cent. 57: 361.
— — Irrepressible Conflict between. (W. J . Hendrick ;
E. Pomeroy; S. H. Shibley) Arena, 301 593.
— - Present Struggle between, in Europe and Amer-
ica. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 30: 428.
- and Society. (Vida D. Scudder) Atlan. 901 348.
— The Awakening of. (W. M. Lightbody) Westm.
165: 370,
DEMOCRACY
Democracy, Conditions and Prospects of. (B. Moses)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 1: 297.
- The Crisis of. (E. B. Andrews) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
7: 164,
— Dangers of. (J . S. MacKenzie) Internat. J . Ethics,
16: 129,
— Delusions of. (C. P. Pobedonostseff) Cosmopol. 40:
410,
-— — The Czar’s Man answered, with portrait. (C.
Ferguson) Cosmopol. 40: 414,
— Doubts of the Fathers concerning.
New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 504.
(F- A. Ogg)
— Elite of. (N. Vaschide; G. Binet-Valmer) Monist,
14: 427,
—- Growth of. (W. E. C. Wright) Bib. Sac. 63: I18.
—— A Hidden Weakness in our. (Vida D. Scudder)
Atlan. 89: 638,
— in the 20th Century. (A. O. Lovejoy) Wash. Univ.
Bull. 4: 81,
—— or Autocracy— which ? (J . W. Bennett) Arena,
291 35'-
— Plea for). (H. N. Shepard) New Eng. M. n. s. 29:
587.
— Prophets of Progressive. (W. M. Daniels) Nation,
791 69.
— Race and. (J . R. Commons) Chaut. 38: 2o,
— Re-statement of. (J . A. Hobson) Contemp. 81: 262,
-— Struggle of Autocracy with, in the Early Days of
the Republic. (E. P. Powell) Arena, 33: 13.
— The Study of Popular Governments. Quar. 203:
170,
— Theory of Government by.
temp. 82: 526,
-— Trend toward a Pure. (P. L. Allen) Outl. 84: I20,
-— \Veaknesses of. (T. B. Stork) Luth. Q. 32: 109,
Democratic Appeal, The ; Issues of the Campaign.
(E. M. Shepard) Atlan. 94: 5 56.
Democratic Concentration, The, 1904. (R. Ogden) Na-
tion, 78: 424. '
Democratic Convention, 1904. Nation, 79: 24,—(F_
E. LeuPP) Outl. 77: 638. —R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30:
186.
(E. R. N ewbigin) Con-
Democratic Government vs. Aristocratic.
eroy) Arena, 28: 119,
Democratic Ideal, True.
Ethics, 14: 138,
Democratic Interests and Rights. (R. H. Smith)
Westm. 165: 616.
Democratic Party and the Railroad Question. (J .
Sharp Williams) Indep. 60: 485,
—— Future of the. (W. J . Bryan) Outl. 78: 919. — (A.
J . McNeal; W. E. Mikell) Sewanee, I0: 463,
— Is it Insincere ? (J. S. Auerbach) No. Am. 179:
748-
-- New Alignment of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 464.
— Opportunity of, I904. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 244.
— The Predicament of. (E. Stanwood) Atlan. 95: 145.
— Present Status of. (J . S. Williams) Everybody’s,
10: 180,
— The Road to Discovery. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 374,
Democrats, Conservative Western. (J . Oskison) Na-
tion, 82: 358.
Demoniac Possession.
300, 460,
— in the New Testament. Acad. 62: 331,
Demonology and the Dark Arts in the Middle Ages.
(D. S. Schaif) Ref. Ch. R. 49: 156.
De_mon’s Shell, The; a Japanese play. Poet-Lore, 17,
no. 3: 44.
Demosthenes, Goodwin’s.
74: 211,
Demure Wife of Ned Barrett.
71: 261,
(E. Pom-
(W. J . Brown) Internat. J .
(E. M. Merrins) Bib. Sac. 63:
(J . H. McDaniels) Nation,
(E. Flower) Lippinc.
170
.Dependence, On the Verge of.

DEPENDENTS
Den, Pansy. Outing, 44: 488.
Deneen, Gov. Charles S., with portrait. (Edwin B.
Smith) Green Bag, 17: 129.
Denison, G. A., Letters of, 1845-95. Ath. ’oz, 1: 421,
Denison, George Taylor, Lieut.-Colonel. Canad. M.
19: 398,
Denmark, Agriculture in, Development of.
Thompson) J . Statis. Soc. 69: 374.
— — its Progress under Free Trade during the Last
Generation. (R. A. Westenholz) Monthly R. 14,
no. 2: 69.
— the Buffer State of the North. (Julius Moritzen)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 305.
-—— Christian IX. and the European Polity. Sat. R.
101: 129,
— The New King and Queen of. (F. A. Ogg) Munsey,
351 242- '
— Our Beautiful Summer in.
(R. J.
(J. A. Riis) Outl. 80:
47.
— Politics in,- Anomalies of. (H. C. Peterson) Gun-
ton’s M. 22: 527.
— Public Libraries in. (A. S. Steenberg) Pub. Lib.
9: 379-
Denne, John, 1693-1767. (A. Hartshorne) Ath. ’o3,
2: 3 ,
Dennehy, W. F. Philip, Duke of Wharton. Cath.
World, 83: 792.
Dennys, John. Secretes of Angling.
Sewanee, I0: 199.
Denominate Units. (K. Miller) Educa. 22: 468,
Denominational College, The, in the South. (H. N.
Snyder) So. Atlan. 5: 8.
Denominationalism, Mission of. (H. W. Hulbert) Bib.
Sac. 60: 718.
— Transplanted. (VV. Boyle) Outl. 83: 323.
Denoting, On. (B. Russell) Mind, 30: 479.
Dénouement, The. (M. Cameron) Harper, I11: 63,
Dens. How to build and furnish a Surprise Den in a
Modern House. (D. Beard) Outing, 48: 112,
Dentition of Fossil Fish. (C. R. Eastman) Am.
Natural. 38: 295.
Denver; Art Exhibition. (H. W. Tomlinson) Brush
& P. I 5: 306.
— Opening the Center of. Archit. Rec. 19: 365.
— to Salt Lake City: a Feat in Railroad Building.
(Lawrence Lewis) World’s Work, 112 6859.
— a Typical American City. (Arthur Chapman) World
To-day, II: 982,
Department Store, The.
Bull. 8: 454.
— All Kinds of a Store. Archit. Rec. 12: 286,
—— Construction of. Am. Arch. 751 45.
— Evolution of. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 27: 42 5.
— The Great. Men, Mechanism, Methods. (T. Wil-
liams; W. R. Hotchkin; C. T. Brady) Book-
lover’s M. II 449.
Departmental Teaching in Elementary Schools. (Van
Evrie Kilpatrick) Educa. R. 29: 468.— (E. L. C.
Morse) Educa. R. 31: 93.
Departure of Lilywhite Avery, The.
Munsey, 28: 721,
(R. L. Bower)
(L. L. Dubois) Cath. Univ.
(E. Boltwood)
(L. Brandt) Char. I 5:
395, 462-
—— Pecuniary. (Lydia F. Dickinson) N. Church R. 9:
545-
Dependencies, Control of. (B. Moses) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 7: 84,
— Tropical, Administration of, A. Ireland on. (J.
Bryce) Nation, 81: 145.
Dependent Children in Indiana, The Care of. (W. B.
Streeter) Forum, 321 737.
Dependents and Defectives, Public Care of. Char. I 5:
903 '
DEPEW
Depew, C. M. Return to the U. S. Senate, 1905.
(H. Lamont) Nation, 80: 5.
Deportation of Aliens, International Law in the.
(C. N. Gregory) Jurid. R. 18: 121,
Deposit, N. Y., before the Railroad came.
sing) Outing, 46: 747,
Deposit Slips. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 643.
Depositor, the Individual, A Square Deal for. Bank.
M. (N. Y.) 71: 396.
Depositors’ Ledger, Evolution of the. (C. E. Sprague)
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 769.
Depot-giants, The. (W. Cornish) Canad. M. 272 210.
Depth, Perception of, Influence of Accommodation
and Convergence on. (J . W. Baird) Am. J . Psy-
(D. Lan-
chol. I4: 150.
Deputy to the World. (O. H. Dunbar) Cent. 49: 36.
De Quincey, Thomas. (E. Thomas) Temp. Bar, 133:
289.
— and the “Grand Style.” (H. P. Robinson) Acad.
7°‘ I59-
—- Grammar of. (H. C. Kidd) Sat. R. 102: 237,
— Neglect shown to. (J . B. Jarvis) Month, 108: 478,
— Syntax of. (V. Paget) Contemp. 84: 7I3.:Liv.
Age, 239: 785,- Ecl. M. 142: 245,
Derbe. (W. M. Ramsay) Expos. 7th ser. 1: 544.
Derby Day in England. (H. Logan) Munsey, 27: 450.
— in the East End. Spec. 94: 851.
Q its Origin and Development. (E. Spencer) Outing,
40: 289,
— 1903. Blackw. I74: 81,:Eel. M. 141: 520, :Liv,
Age, 238: 609,
Derbyshire Peak District in Fiction.
Idler, 29: 226,
“ Dere ees no God ! ” (E. Poole) Atlan. 98: 412.
Derelict, The; a poem. (E. N. Pomeroy) Atlan. 92:
(J . B. Hobman)
251.
Derelict of Silver Saddle, The. (Grace McE. Ivers)
Lippinc. 75: 631.
Derelict-hunters, The. (H. H. Lewis) Harper, I08:
297-
Derelicts, Dangerous. (W. Rutherford) Chamb. J. 82:
583-
- the Terror of the Sea. (P. T. McGrath) McClure,
25: 57-
Derelicts, The ; a story. (L. F. Tooker) Am. M. 62:
343-
Deroulede, Paul, as Agitator. Sat. R. 93: 393.
Derry, Westward from. (Alfred Yockney) Art J . 581
359-
Derwentvvater, James, 3d Earl of, Last Days of. (R.
E. Francillon) Dub. R. 1352 253.
Descartes and the Philosophy of the French Revolu-
tion. (G. McDermot) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 272,
-—- Haldane’s. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 82: 242.
—- a Representative Philosopher. Ed. R. 204: 157.
Descent of Blanche. (M. F. Egan) Cent. 50: 713.
Descent of Man and some Recent Books. (F. Taber
Cooper) Bookman, 22: 232,
— Weismann’s Theory of. Am. Natural. 402 375.
Descent of Man, The; a story. (Edith Wharton)
Scrib. M. 35: 313.
Deschanel, Emile. Ath. ’04, I: 148,
Description, and the Psychology of Values, Appreci-
ation and. (WV. M. Urban) Philos. R. 14: 645,
Descriptive Writing. (B. A. Heydrick) Chant. 36:
47-
Desert, The. (Hilaire Belloc) Indep. R. 9: 20o, -_ (V,
Z. Reed) Atlam 90: 166.—-(A. C. Smith) Scrib.
M. 32: 731.
— Californian, Heart of the.
451 417-
—Great American, Death in the.
Chamb. J. 32: 318.
(C. F. Holder) Outing,
(A. C. Simkins)
171
DESPERATION
Desert, The; a Land of Little Rain. (Mary Austin)
Atlan. 91: 96.
—- Life in. (R. E. Dodge) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 341
412,
— Plant Life in the.
—- The Sound of the.
Desert Air; a story.
(E. Ingersoll) Harper, 110: 577.
Liv. Age, 241: 229,
(R. Ilichens) Outing, 422 573.
Desert Animals. Spec. 88: 207,
Desert Blossom, The. (J . H. Hamlin) Out West, 22:
I48
Desert Botanical Laboratory of the Carnegie Institu-
tion. (F. E. Clements) Science, 11. s. 19: 885. -
Am. Natural. 381 327.—(W. A. Cannon) Out
West, 24: 25.
Desert-cure, The. (W. J . McGee) Indep. 59: 669,
Desert Farming without Irrigation. (H. Quick)
World’s Work, 12: 7886,
Desert Hop, A. (L. J . Stellman) Overland, n. s. 47:
143-
Desert Islands. /Atlan. 891 7I9.
Desert Romance, A. (F. Remington) Cent. 41: 522,
Desert Vegetation. (Sharlot M. Hall) Out West, 22:
363-
Deserted Wives and Deserting Husbands. Char. 8:
113.
Deserted VVives, Parochial Settlement of. (R. La-
mond) Jurid. R. 14: 270. ~
Deserters, Extradition of, Inter-state Rules relating
to. (W. H. Baldwin) Char. I5: 854,
Desertion. (J. W. Pope) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 371 I3.
— from Merchant Ships. Un. Serv. M. 322 287.
—— Statistics of. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 313.
Deserts, American. (F. V. Coville) Nat. Geog. M. 15:
I“ .
—of Nevada and the Death Valley.
Chapman) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 483.
Deshon, Rev. George, with portrait.
Cath. World, 78: 569,
Design, Commercial Value of. (F. S. Lamb) Crafts-
man, 5: 546.
— The Evolutionary Sequence in. (C. H. Walker)
Archit. R. 11: I37.
-— Importance of, in Life.
13: 261,
— in Nature proved by Analogy. (J . Cooper) Luth.
Q- av 157-
— —— Evidence of, in the Elements and Structure of
the Cosmos. (Wm. P. Montague) Hibbert J. 2:
280.
—Nature’s Aid to. (E. S. D. Owen and Louise M.
Bunce) Studio (Internat.) 27: lxix_
— Primitive, Conventionalism in. (C. Lumholtz) J .
Soc. Arts, 51: 785.
— Structural, of Buildings.
Arch. 86: no,
Designer, A Glasgow Artist and, E. A. Taylor. (J.
Taylor) Studio (Internat.) 24: 217.
— Some Precepts for the. (J . E. Reid) Am. Arch.
88: I11,
Designing, Life History of a Design.
Craftsman, I, no. 41 33.
— School and Practice. (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec.
19: 413,
Desmognathus F usca.
38: 117,
Desmond Rebellion, 1580. Gent. M. n. s. 752 I36.
Despair of Sandy Maclntosh. (I. E. MacKay) Canad.
M. 24: 351.
Desperate Case of Dr. Harwood; a story. (F. W.
Wharton) Cosmopol. 352 509.
Desperation of Mr. Boone Spivey ; a story of the Ten-
nessee Mountains. (A. MacGowan) Cent. 46:
228,
(Robert H.
(G. M. Searle)
(D. W. Ross) Brush & P.
(J . K. Freitag) Am.
(I. Sargent)
(H. H. Wilder) Am. Natural.
DESPOTISM
Despotism, Drift toward. (H. N. Shepard) New Eng.
M. n. s. 29: 587.
De Soto, Hernando. See Soto, H. de.
Destiny and Wizardry in the Northern Sagas. (W.
C. Green) Antiq. n. s. 42: 106,
Destiny Decides; a story. (W. Smade) Liv. Age, 249:
496-
“ Destroyer,” Voyage of, from New York to Brazil.
(J . Slocum) Idler, 21: 77.
Destructive Life. Spec. 941 587.
Des _Ursins, Princess. (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 235.
Des Voeux, Sir Wm. Spec. 91: 426.
—— Colonial Service of. (N. D. Davis) Nation, 77: 407.
De Tabley, John L. Warren, Lord. Acad. 65: 288.
Detective, Apparatus of the. Spec. 91: 862.
—in Fiction, The. (A. B. Maurice) Bookman, I52
231,
-—. in Literature, The Passing of the.
: Liv. Age, 248: 437,
Detective Agencies, American Private. (Thomas Beet)
Appleton’s M. 8: 439.
Detective Stories, Art and. (C. Chesterton) Temp.
Bar. 1% 322-
Detectives of Paris.
15: 456.
Detention of Clarence, The; a story. (E. S. Small)
Munsey, 29: 670.
Deterioration, National. Spec. 95: 311.
—— Physical, Smyth’s. Ath, ’04, 22 147. —Nature, 70:
Acad. 69: 1356.
(Vance Thompson) Everybody’s,
346.
Determined Celibate, A. (J. Drake) Cath. World,
83: 32,
Detroit, Michigan. (H. E. Keep) New Eng. M. n. Is.
29: 19",
—— The Neiv. (Hugo Erichsen) World To-day, III 703.
— Thomas Normal Training School. Educa. 26: 377.
Dettman, Ludwig. (Max Osborn) Studio (Internat.)
26: 279,
Development and Evolution, J . M. Baldwin on. (J .
R. Angell) Philos. R. 12: 442,
—- Experimental Studies in. Nature, 69: 241.
— Limits of the Theory of. (G. Tyrrell) Cath. World,
81: 7~0_
—— Probleih of. (E. B. Wilson) Science, 11. s. 21:
281.
Vere, Aubrey. (F. Thompson) Acad. 62: 93. —
(W. M.) Ath. ’o2, 1: n6.:With portrait. Cath.
World, 74! 567-—(A. J. George) Atlan. 89: 829.
—(T. L. Almond) Dub. R. 136: 389.—Ecl. M.
144: 117.—Ed. R. 201: z7.—(Mrs. C. Towle)
Long1n. 451 215. —— (C. Towle) Month, 100: 232,
-—— Memoirs of. (C. S. Northrup) Dial, 38: 7.
—- Memories of. (E. Gosse) Indep. 54: 1120.-
—-Philosophy of. (M. Barrington) Temp. Bar, 131:
664.
-—-A Poem. (E. Gosse) Fortn. 77: 342.-'=Liv. Age,
232: 505. =Ecl. M. I381 494.
—- W. Ward on. Ath. ’04, 2: 437. —Liv. Age, 243:
405. —(J. W. Chadwick) Nation, 79: 359. —Sat.
R. 99: 85.—Spec. 94: 290,
Devereux, John C., and Nicholas.
Cath. World, 76: 77.
Devil and his Crew, The. (G. M. Searle) Cath. World,
80: 1 '7.
—- Decay bf Belief in. (F. C. Conybeare) Internat. Mo.
De
(T. C. Brogan)
= 299-
—— in5 Christian Tradition and Legend. (R. L. Gales)
National, 48: 123,
—— Reality of the. (P. Carus) Open Court, 19: 717.
Devil-fish, A Little Known. (T. Gill) Science, 11. s. 18:
473-
Devil’s Alley, The; a story. (M. F. Quinlan) Cath.
World, 80: 173.
172
DIALOGUE
Devil’s Arrows, Boroughbridge. (E. Wallace) Good
Words, 46 : 155. —— (A. D. H. Leadman) Antiq. n. s.
8
39‘ -
Devil’s Carbuncle. (J . W. Harding) Eel. M. 147: 45 7,
Devil’s Muskeg, The. (H. Whitaker) Canad. M. 26:
561.
Devil’s Slide, The. (H. Whitaker) Everybody’s, I5:
6
03.
Devils, J. C. Wall on. Ath. ’o4, 2: 376.
— White and Yellow; a story of San F rancisco’s
Chinatown. (Adriana Spadoni) Overland, n. s.
44: 80.
Devolution, A Precedent for.
Westm. 164: 498. ,
Devonian Formation, New, in Colorado. (W. Cross)
Am. J. Sci. 168: 245,
(H. de R. Walker)
— Upper, Fish Remains from Colorado. (C. R. East-
man) Am. J. Sci. 168: 253.
Devonport Dockyard Extension. (A. S. Hurd) Cas-
sier, 23: 441. 1.
Devons, The. Macmil. 86: 115,
Devonshire, Spencer Compton Cavendish, Duke of,
the New Leader of the Opposition. National,
42: 702,
Devonshire, an American Annex.
Harp. W. 50: 1312.
— Day with a Farmer in.
678.
—— Phillpott’s Devon Year. Spec. 92: 157,
Devonshire Garden, In a. Longm. 40: 14, 225, :Liv,
Age. 2331 778- 2341 549-
Devonshire House. Ghosts of Piccadilly. (G. S.
Street) Monthly R. 25, no. 2: 57,
—- Story of. (Lord Coleridge) Monthly R. 22, no. 1:
122,
Devotion of Francesca.
n. s. 31: 364.
Devotional Services in Biblical Language.
Pratt) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 41 5.
De Vries, H., and his Critics. (G. S. Gager) Science,
11. s. 24: 81.
Dewbows, Formation of.
16: 474.
Dewees Genealogical Notes. Pennsyl. M. 28: 251,
Dewing, Andrew, and Some of his Descendants.
F. Dewing) N. E. Reg. 57: 101,
Dewing, Thomas W. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 48:
(Sydney Brooks)
(A. Goodrich) Outing, 48:
(E. M. Fryer) New Eng. M.
(W. S.
(L. J . Briggs) Science, 11. s.
(B.
419.
De Winton, Sir Francis. Geog. J . 19: 223,
De Witt’s Colony. (E. Z. Rather) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q. 8: 95.
Dexterity. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 65: 156,
Dextrality and Sinistrality. (G. M. Gould) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 65: 360.
See Ambidexterity.
Dharmapala, Mission of, to the U. S. Open Court, 18:
53-.
Diable, — a Dog. (Jack London) Cosmopol. 33: 218.
Diaconate, Functions of the. (A. E. Truxal) Ref. Ch.
R. 49: 483.
— of New Testament. (R. E. Neighbor) Bib. Sac. 61:
711,
Diagrams. (G. B. Fife) Scrib. M. 38: 409,
Dialect; the Jargon of Low Literature.
dare) Indep. 61: 139,
Dialect Dictionary, English. (Leonard W. Lillingston)
Good Words, 430: 267.
Dialect Plays in Italy. (J . Dormis) Contemp. 85: 76,
Dialects, Causes of. (Mary A. Davis) Out West,_22:
_2 _ .
—- The Rights of. (P. T. Lafleur) Nation, 76: 411,
Dialectics, Value of. Spec. 911 553.
Dialogue, The Use of, in Novels. " Acad. 63: 443.
(Owen Kil-
DIALOGUE
Dialogue in Hades. (J. N. McIlwraith) Atlan. 89: 808.
Diamond. Sat. R. 100: 331,
Diamond Brooches, The ; a story. (M. R. S. Andrews)
Harper, 112,: 55.
Diamond Drill Rods, Magnetism of.
Science, 11. s. 23: 739.
Diamond Kirby found, The.
321 574-
Diamond Mines, The Great California; a true story.
' (A. D. Wilson) Overland, n. s. 432 291.
— The Master of. (M. C. Cunniif) World’s Work, 18:
8211,
— of South Africa.
I7
(D. W. Johnson)
(M. Martin) Munsey,
(G. H. Williams) Nat. Geog. M.
= 344-
illiams on. (G. F. Kunz) Science, 11. s. 17: 695.
Diamond Necklace, Mystery of. (A. Lang) Cornh.
go: 104,
Diamonds. (Sir W. Crookes) Nature, 721 593.
— and the Diamond Industry. J . Soc. Arts, 53: 941.
—— Home of. (J. G. Bonney) Cornh. 91: 614.
— The Making of. Chamb. J. 79: 724.
—— Mining in South Africa. (J . S. Hamilton) World’s
Work, I2: 7904,
—- Prize for a Method of Setting Diamonds for Cutting.
Science, 11. s. 21: 901,
Diamonds; a story. (Maarten Maartens) Cosmopol.
36: 161, '
Diana, Lady Sinclair, Cosway’s Engraving of, used to
represent Caroline of Brunswick. (W. M. Sin-
clair) Art J. 54: 158,
Diana; astudy. (Florence Hayllar) Longm. 45: 329.
Diane, ‘Priestess of Haiti. (J . S. Durham) Lippinc.
69: 387.
Diaper, Frederic.
Diaptomus, New Species of.
ural. 38: 889,
Diarists of the Last Century. Quar. I97: 186.
Diary of a Domestic Drudge. (Annie M. Maclean)
World To-day, 8: 601,
Am. Arch. 902 94.
(A. S. Pearse) Am. Nat-
Diatoms. (W. W. Bailey) Educa.'25: 354.
—— Movements of. (D. D. Jackson) Am. Natural. 39:
287
— Plants of Crystal. (A. Mann) Harper, I06: 228,
Diaz, Porfirio. (A. Marshall) Macmil. 89: 283, —
With portrait. (F. H. Taylor) Booklover’s M. 3:
763. — (C. Johnston) No. Am. 176: 115, —(A, H,
Noll) Sewanee, 14: 436.
—— and Thackeray, Friendship of. (G. R. Miller) 29:
36.
— and Washington Irving, Friendship of. (T. E. Pem-
berton) Munsey, 31: 487. — Land of Sun. 11: 309.
—- An Audience with. (A. B. Mason) Cent. 42: 187,
-— His Escape in 1876. (A. Brown) Calif. M. I: 306.
— Renomination of, with portrait. (L. S. Rowe) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 318.
—— Rise of. (Jose Gonzales) Calif. M. 2: 669.
— Soldier and Statesman. (J . W. Foster) Internat. Q.
8: 342,
Diazenital, The. (Fr. Nuel and Josef Fric, tr. by Isa.
Watson) Pop. Astron. 13: 16,
Dick. (J . G. Clinkscales) Outl. 78: 934,
Dick, Gen. Charles Wm. Frederick; the New Senator
- from Ohio. (F. B. Gessner) Munsey, 31: 197,
Dick, Elisha Cullen, Painter of Last Portrait of Wash-
ington. (J. G. Dennis) Cent. 45: 627.
Dick, Sirs John and Alexander, Scotch Cousins.
Blackw. I79: 313,
Dickens, Charles. Acad. 63: 191.—(G.Gissing) Critic,
40: 47.—Quar. 1961 20.=Liv. Age, 234: 449,:
Eel. M. 139: 421.-—(W. F. Lord) 19th Cent. 54:
765."-=Liv. Age, 239: 723.-—"Ecl. M. 142: 166,-
With portraits and caricatures. (A. Lang) Book-
lover’s M. 1: 59.
173
DIFFERENCE
Dickens, Charles, and the Guild of Literature and Art.
(J . R. Robinson) Cornh. 89: 28.
— and his Illustrators. (B. W. Matz) Critic, 40: 43.
——- and his Models. (I. S. Shepard) Month, 99: 369.
—— and Modern Humor. [Macmil.] Ecl. M. 138: 192.
—-— and the Popular Novel. Liv. Age, 250: 819.
—— and Thackeray. (L. Melville) Temp. Bar, 126: 413,
——- as an Editor. (R. C. Lehmann) Chamb. J . 80: 433.
=Ecl. M. 141: 400. :Liv. Age, 238: 307,
— as a Husband. (Leyndon Orr) Bookman, 23: 14.
— as a Literary Fashion. (J . M. Bulloch) Lamp, 27:
203,
— as a Lover of Art. (Kate Dickens Perugini) M. of
Art. 27: 125, 164,
—-— as a Man of Letters.
— as Melodramatist.
— Certain Lovers in.
(A. Meynell) Atlan. 91: 52.
(C. Chesterton) Sat. R. 100: 335.
(W. Matchett) Liv. Age, 249:
167,
—- Chesterton’s Life of. Spec. 97: 364. —Ath. ’06, 2:
294. — (Percy F. Bicknell) Dial, 41: 272,
— Contemporary Criticism of. (A. B. Maurice) Book-
man, 17: 130.
—-— David Copperfield. Acad. 67: 69.
—— — Autobiographical Element in.
Good Words, 45: 386, 474, -
— The Dramatic Element in. (Isabelle M. Pagan) Liv.
(F. G. Kitton)
Age, 246: 791.
—— Edwin Drood, The Plot of. (A. Lang) Acad. 69:
780, 862.
— in his Books. (P. Fitzgerald) Harper, I04: 700,
— in Switzerland. (D. Welch) Harper, 112: 714,
— London and. (C. Ticknor) Lamp, 29: 34.
—— “ Mrs. Harris,” 19th Century Philosopher. (F. J .
H. Darton) Cornh. 89: 129,
— Relics of Dickens’s London. (C. W. Dickens) Mun-
sey, 27: 833.
— Religion of. Spec. 89: 891.1‘-‘Liv. Age, 236: 184,
— The Secret of. (H. Paul) Liv. Age, 247: 562,
—— Verses by. Acad. 64: 417.
—— With, in Hatton Garden. Chamb. J . 79: 381,
Dickinson, Asa Don. A National Library for the
Blind. Pub. Lib. 11: 308.
Dickinson, Jonathan, and the Founding of the College
of New Jersey. Princ. Univ. Bull. 8: 1.
Dickson, Antonio Kennedy-Laurie. Chan1b. J . 81:
5:-
“ Dicky” of Tunstead. (G. L. Smith) Reliquary, 45:
228,
Dicky; a story. (M. E. O. Snow) Temp. Bar, 129:
699.
Dictionaries, Old English. (D. Forsyth) Temp. Bar,
127: 734.
Dictionary and the Bachelor Maid, The ; a story. (W.
H. Osborne) Munsey, 28: 2 51,
Dicuil: an Irish Monk in the Ninth Century.
Esposito) Dub. R. 137: 327.
Diderot, Denis. (S. G. Tallentyre) Macmil. 91: 356.
Dido; a Character Study. (J . R. Nelson) School R.
12: 408.
Die Vernon, The Original of. (Florence MacCunn)
Good Words, 46: 721,
Diel, of the Corduroys.
39: 209,
Diet; Appetite waiting on Digestion.
Nation, 81: 256,
— Coming Revolution in.
(M.
(W. L. Comfort) Cosmopol.
(P. L. Allen)
(Neville Lytton) National,
45: 869.
— Delusions about, Some. (Woods Hutchinson) Mc-
Clure, 26: 116,
Difference, The ; a story. (F. M. Hueffer) Cornh. 88:
276.
Difference, The; a story. (A. M. Lederer) Lippinc.
73: 735-
DIFFERENTIAL
Difierential Method . . . applicable to all Solutions
Proceeding by Successive Approximations. (Her-
bert L. Rice) Pop. Astron. I3: 370.
Differentials of Area and Volume, Transformation of.
(A. Hall) Pop. Astron. I0: 251,
Diffraction and Polarization Effects, Photography of.
(VV. B. Croft) Nature, 66: 354,
Diffraction Grating Replicas, A Note on. (T. Thorp)
Pop. Astron. I41 93. . D
“Digger” Indian Legends. (L. M. Burns) Land of
'Sun- I4= I30. 22-3. 310. 397-
Digits, Extra, and Digital Reductions.
tiss) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 336.
Dijon, France. (S. Beale) Am. Arch. 85: 99.
—— Burgundian Monuments at. (S. Beale) Good Words,
45: 563-
Dikes. New Exposures of Eruptive Dikes in Syracuse,
N. Y. (P. F. Schneider) Am. J. Sci. 164: 24.
—— Petrography of Recently Discovered Dikes in Syra-
cuse, N. Y.; with Note on the Presence of Meli-
lite in the Green Street Dike. (C. H. Smyth, jr.)
Am. J. Sci. 164: 26.
Dileas : a Child of the Mist. (Norman Maclean) Good
Words, 43: 235.
Dilettante, The; a story. (E. Wharton) Harper, 108:
(C. W. Pren-
I39-
Dilke, Emilia F. S., Lady. Ath. ’o4, 2: 590.
—— Art-work of. Quar. 205: 439,
— Book of the Spiritual Life. (C. Harwood) Critic,
W 435-
Dilke Gift to the National Art Library. (G. R. Red-
grave) Library, 7: 257,
Dill, J. B. (W. J. Boies) Cosmopol. 34: 589.
— With portrait. (W. J . Boies) World’s Work, 3:
1885.
Dill, Ludwig, German Art Professor. (L. Van der
Veer) Studio (Internat.) 25: 210,
Dillon, E. J ., Journalist and Traveler.
(N. Y.) 30: 435.
Dillwyn Genealogical Notes.
Dime Novel Makers.
108,
Dimension Limits and Limit Gauges.
Engin. M. 27: 575.
D’Indy, Vincent, A Morning with.
Outl. 79: 563.
Dinet, Etienne, Painter of the Orient. (F. W. Morton)
Brush & P. I3: 251,
Dining in Public. (R. Turner) Macmil. n. s. 2: 12;,
— with Duke Humphrey. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 581.
Dining—room, The. Arcliit. Rec. 16: 353.
— and Kitchen. (E. C. Holtzoper) Ctry Life Am. 8: 49.
-— as a Centre of Hospitality and Good Cheer. Crafts-
man, 9Z 229.
Dinner a la Carte or Table-dy’hote. Chamb. J. 81: 401.
Dinner at —- . (O. Henry) Critic, 44: 530.
Dinner of Herbs, A. (Mary T. Earle) Outl. 712 1021.
Dinner with Balzac in a Lunatic Asylum; a story.
(Max Tirand) Critic, 46: 454.
Dinner Hour, The Fashionable. (W. J . Forman) Gent.
M. n. s. 72: 50,
Dinners of Fifty Years Ago.
Lippinc. 70: 711,
Dinoflagellata on the California Coast. (H. B. Torrey)
Am. Natural. 36: I87,
Dinomys, Re-discovery of. (F. A. Lucas) Science, 11. s.
20: 8
Dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous of Wyoming.
(S. W. Williston) Science, 11. s. 22: 503,
— Restoration of the Horned Dinosaur Diceratops.
(R. S. Lull) Am. J . Sci. 170: 420.
Dinosaur Footprints from Arizona. (E. S. Riggs) Am.
J. Sci. 167: 423.
R. of Rs.
Pennsyl. M. 28: 248,
(G. C. Jenks) Bookman, 20:
(A. A. Fuller)
(D. G. Mason)
(Mrs. E. S. Bladen)
174
DIRECT
Dinosaurian Gastroliths.
n. s. 23: 819.
Dinosaurian Genus Ceratops, New Name for.
Lull) Am. J. Sci. 171: I44,
Dinosaurs, Morosaurus and Brontosaurus, Skull and
Skeleton of the. Science, 11. s. 22: 374,
— of the Bone-cabin Quarry. (H. F. Osborn) Cent.
46: 680.
Dio Chrysostom, Tarsian Orations of.
J. Hel. Stud. 24: 58.
Diogenes, Tomb of, so-called, in Héiss. (W. K. Pren-
tice) Princ. Univ. Bull. 142 74.
Dionysiac Sculptures from Corinth, Group of. (R. B.
Richardson) Am. J . Archaeol. n. s. 8: 288.
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Egger on. Ath. ’o2, 2:
(G. R. Wieland) Science,
(R. S.
(T. Callander)
373-
Dionysus, The Cult of. (R. M. Dawkins) J . Hel. Stud.
26: 207,
-—- Foucart’s Attic Cult of. (J . H. McDaniels) Nation,
79‘ 36°-
Diplodocus, in the British Museum. (W. P. Pycraft)
Knowl. n. s. 22 128. —Sat. R. 99: 626.
—— Story of the. (W. J. Holland) Westm. I63: 683.
Diplomacy. O. Cooke) Chamb. J. 82: 312, 329. --
_._(L. E. Smith) Longm. 39¢ 519."--"Liv. Age, 233:
69.
— American. (F. C. Lowell) Atlan. 97: I.
—— Incidents in. (C. Roberts) World’s Work, 3:
1659.
— — its Influence and Tendencies. (J . B. Moore)
Harper, 11!: 690.
— in Europe, D. J. Hill on. Outl. 81: 329.
— in the 10th Century. (R. Garnett) Cornh. 89: 63,
—— An Incursion into. (A. C. Doyle) Liv. Age, 250:
42-
— “ Nerve” in. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 64.
—— Position of. Spec. 96: 87.
— Relation of, to the Development of International
Law. (J. Cambon) Am. Law R. 36: 161,
— the, “Te need. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 26. -
Diplomacy of Jane; a story. (J . T. Bishop) Munsey,
30: 184.
Diplomacy of McGlinchy, Fils, The; a story. (Porter
E. Browne) Appleton’s M. 8: 624.
Di.plomat from Chicago. (C. Lockhart) Lippinc. 69:
712,
Diplomatic Adventure, A. (S. W. Mitchell) Cent. 49:
612, 684, 875,
Diplomatic and Consular Service, Bettering our.
(N. Longworth) Indep. 61: I9,
Diplomatic Life, Chapters from my. (A. D. White)
Cent. 44: 591.
Diplomatic Masters of Europe.
7177. .
Diplomatic Representation, The Proper Grade of: a
Reply. (J. F. Barnett) No. Am. 180: 758.
-—--A Reply. (Mrs. Van R. Cruger) No. Am. 180:
I
World’s Work, 11:
899.
Diplomatist, Recollections of a. (H. Rumbold) Na-
tional, 41: 858, 1030,
— Reminiscenees of a. Ecl.M. I45: 590. I46: 39, 173,
Dip1omat’s Sacrifice; a story. (W. A. Fraser) Canad.
M. 23: 1:8. "
Diplomats at the Capital. Munsey, 26: 449.
—— Our Strenuous. (H. Bolce) Munsey, 32: 728.
Dipsomaniac, Confession of a. (W. L. Howard) Arena,
32: 1,
Direct Legislation.
361 45-
—- and its Prospects in the United States.
Peabody) Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 443.
—— Chief Objections examined.
Arena, 34: 234.
(E. Pomeroy) Arena, 28: 464.
(W. R.
(C. S. Lobingier)
DIRECT
Direct Legislation, Educational Value of. (Eltweed
Pomeroy) Arena, 34: 142,
— in Cartoon. (Eltweed Pomeroy) Arena, 3 5: 92.
— in Illinois. (D. L. Cruice) Arena, 31: 561,
-— in Los Angeles. Really Masters. (Eltweed Pom-
eroy) Arena, 33: 51,
-— The March of. (Eltweed Pomeroy) Arena, 35: 271.
-— Oregon Experiment with. (G. A. Thacher) Outl.
83: 612,
— Organized Labor and.
533-
—— Primer of. I. Arena, 35: 507, 600.
-— Two Arguments against. (Eltweed Pomeroy)
Arena, 31: 153.
Direct Primary Nominations.
M- I46= 79.
Directors, The Criminal Liability of.
Monthly R. 20, no 2: 94.
-— Superfluous. Sat. R. 95: 161.
Directory, An Old. (J . Rivers) Library, 11. s. 5: 173.
Disabilities, Legal and Political, in the South, Re-
moval of, 1868-98. So. Atlan. Q. 2: 346. —(J. G.
DeR. Hamilton) So. Atlan. Q. 32 39.
Disadvantage of too much Law ; a story.
F arlane) Outing, 40: 162,
Disappearance, The Art of. Spec. 96: 1031,
Disappointing Magic, A. (Alice C. Haines) New Eng.
M. n. s. 34: 549.
Disarmament. (A. C. Sharpe) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36:
327. — (Earl of Erroll) 19th Cent. 60: 44,
—— and Union of Nations. (Hayne Davis) Indep. 582
(B. O. Flower) Arena, 271
(W. Hemstreet) Ecl.
(E. Manson)
(A. E. Mc-
1404,
—- Blind Leaders of the Blind: the Government and
Disarmament. (H. W. Wilson) National, 48: 243.
— Precedent for. (E. Crosby) N0. Am. 183: 776,
—— to follow International Organization. (Hayne Da-
vis) Spec. g7: 161,
Disarmament Trust, A. (R. Ogden) Atlan. 89: 702,
Disasters, Great, of the World. (C. B. Taylor) Every-
body’s. 7= 57.
- Public Responsibility for. (T. Scanlon) Outl. 78:
1078,
Disciples of Minerva. (E. F. Gray) Overland, n. s. 40:
546
Discipline, the, Editions of, from 1785 to 1808. (J - J .
Tigert) Meth. R. 62: 356.
Discipline, Formal, and Future of Latin and Greek.
(J. H. Harris) %duca. 25; 421.
—- Mathematics an e octrine of Formal.
Collins) School R. 14: 604,
— School. When Mercy seasons Justice.
Milner) Educa. 27: 216.
— Study in Formal. (F. C. Lewis) School R. 13:
812,
Disciplining of Mathias, The; a story. (H. R. Mar-
tin) McClure, I9: 514.
Discontent, The Day of.
Cosmopol. 40: 603,
-— the Source of Progress.
48’.
—— vs. Contentment. (W. Goddard) N. Church R. 9: 78.
Discounts, Loans and Investment. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
65: 451.
Discoverer, The. (F. Ridge) Gent. M. n. s. 741 417. '1
Liv. Age, 246: 100,
Discoveries; a story. (M. L. Luther) Am. M. 61:
1 262,
“ Discovery,” Voyage of the. (H. R. Mill and others)
Geog. J. 19: 417. — (A. W. Greely) Indep. 60: 33.
—— ——- Meteorological Observations. Science, 11. s. 18:
345-
Discovery in Massachusetts.
Law R. 16: 110, 193,
(J. V.
(Florence
(A. H. Lewis and others)
((1 W- Saleeby) Acad. 67:
(F. W. Grinnell) Harv.
175
DISSENTIN G
Discovery of Don Benito, The. (Will G. Taflinder)
Overland, n. s. 46: 421.
Disease and Dependence. (H. Folks) Char. II: 297.
-— Causes and Antecedents of. (T. Smith) Am. J.
Soc. Sci. 43: 102,
— The Cellular Theory of. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 294.
— Contagious, Bacteriology and. (H. W. Conn) Chant.
40: 158.
— Elimination of. Liv. Age, 249: 318.
— Extermination of. (C. W. Saleeby) Harp. W. 491
465.
— Filth Theory of, End of. (C. V. Chapin) Pop. Sci.
hlo. 60: 234,
-— Light-treatment of. (G. Pernet) Quar. 204: 138.
—- Modern Life and. (F. M. Crandall) World’s Work,
4: 2656.
— Prevention of. Nature, 68: 49,
— — Real. (N. B. Foster) Nation, 83: 410.
— — The World’s Greatest Problem. (A. E. Wright)
Indep. 59: 446.
— Protozoa and. (G. N. Calkins) Cent. 45: 931.
— Relations of Animals to. (H. B. 'Ward) Science,
22: 193.
— Safeguards of the Body against; a Short Study of
Immunity. (T. M. Prudden) Outl. 791 589.
— The War against. (C. E. A. VVinslow) Atlan. 91 I 43.
Disease, The, and the Remedy. (A. E. P. Rockwell)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 446,
Diseases, Functional. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 67! 342.
— Infectious. (A. Springer) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 72.
— —— Immunity in, Metchnikoff’s. Sat. R. I023 I73.
— of the 18th Century. (S. G. Tallentyre) Cornh. 92:
375.?-Liv. Age, 247: 37,
— Statistics of. (C. E. A. Winslow) Am. Statis. Assoc.
7: 452. 8: 92.
Disenchanted Squirrel. (N. Syrett) Longm. 43: 82,
Disenchantment by Decapitation. (G. L. Kittredge)
J. Am. Folk-Lore, I8: 1.
Disentanglers, The. Longm. vols. 39-41.
Disestablishment in France. Liv. Age, 248! 2 5 3.
Disgrace of Sarah Emma Hawtree, The. (K. Hoff-
man) Munsey, 33: 322.
Disguised Providence, A; a story.
Harper, 105: 447.
Dishonesties, Petty. Sat. R. 97: 648.
Disillusion, The. (Annie H. Donnell) Everybody’s, I 5:
833 d.
Disinfecting Stations, Floating.
sier, 23: 748.
Disinfection and Disinfectants, Rosenau’s.
Park) Science, 11. s. 17: 502.
Disinherited, The; a story. (T. Mufson) Arena, 32:
630.
Disjunctive Judgment, The.
28: 489.
Dismal Swamp, A Day in.
21 339:
Dismissal of Lydia Day, The.
M. 341 415-
Dispensary, Utilization of the. (F. B. Kirkbride) Char.
I4: 1086,
Dispensary Law, Effective. (S. Smith) Char. III 130.
Dispensary Problem, Some Phases of the. (F. B.
Kirkbride) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 231 424-
Dispensation, A. (Georgia W. Pangborn) Everybody’s,
15: 302,
Dispersion of Bilkington, The; a story. (R. D. Paine)
Outing, 43: 420.
Disraeli, Benjamin. See Beaconsfield.
Dissatisfied Soul, A. (A. T. Slosson) Atlan. 942 114.
Dissent, Advantages of. (H. B. S. K.) Sund. M. 31: 765.
Dissenting Opinions. (V. H. Roberts) Am. Law R.
39: 23.—(W. A. Bowen) Green Bag, 17: 690.
(E. S. Martin)
(D. A. Willey) Cas-
(W. H.
(G. R. T. Ross) Mind,
(L. E. Catlin) M. of Hist.
(A. N. Bourne) Scrib.
DISSOLVING
Dissolving View, The; a story. (M. Harris) Harper,
no: 5 34,
Dissonance and Evil. (D. G. Mason) Atlan. 94: 226.
Distance, Judging. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 108,
Distances, Process of Judgment in Estimating. (M. L.
Ashley) Psychol. R. 10: 283.
Distant Relation, A. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 40:
646.
Distress and its Prevention. (C. S. Loch) Char. I0: 3 50.
Distribution by a Law of Rent. (C. W. Macfarlane)
Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 154.
— Hohson’s Theory of. (J . L. Laughlin) J . Pol. Econ.
12: 305,
— Marginal Theory of. (J . A. Hobson) J . Pol. Econ.
12: 449. I3! 587.—-(T. N. Carver) J. Pol. Econ.
13: 257,
~— Theory of, Marginal Units in.
Pol. Econ. 12: 449,
— -— Present State of.
Assoc. 3d ser. 7: 24.
District, In the. (Nelson Lloyd) Scrib. M. 38: 568.
(J . A. Hobson) J.
District of Columbia, Government of. (C. Howard)
Calif. M. 3: 441.
-— Governmental Progress in. (H. B. F. Macfarlane)
Char. I5: 819.
~— Library Association, Meeting, Jan. 1906. Lib. J.
31: 80.
—— Well-governed. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 677.
District Attorney, The ; a story. (Churchill Williams)
Bookman, I8: 290,
District Attorney’s Oflice, In the.
Atlan. 95: 476.
District School. Atlan. 91: 574.
— Old-time. (Clifton Johnson) Cut]. 76: 568.
District Visiting. Macmil. n. s. I: 348.
Dithionic Acid and the Dithionates, Analysis of.
(R. H. Ashley) Am. J. Sci. 172: 259.
Ditmarsh, Germany, Home of Klaus Groth. (T. H.
Rearden) Californian, I: 136,
Divers, Submarine, and their Work. (A. W. Rolker)
Appleton’s M. 8: 331.
Diversions of an Idler. (A. Bierce) Cosmopol. 39: 442,
562,
“ Divided ; ” the Story of a Poem.
lin) Scrib. M. 36: I13.
Divided Interest, A. (Christine D. F. Hills) Temp.
Bar, 128: 56.
Divine and the Human. (L. Tolstoi) Fortn. 85: 960,
I160.-=Liv. Age, 249: 5x5, 250: I2.
Divine Benediction, The. (H. S. Symmes) Putnam,
I: 112,
Divine Element in Common Life.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 3: 168,
Divine Service Afield and Afloat.
Army & Navy Life, 9: 217.
Divining Rod, The. (R. W. Raymond) Cassier, 27:
(Clara E. Laugh-
(C. R. Brown)
(C. Macdonald)
113.
— Water-finding with the. Knowl. n. s. 2: 36.
Divinities, Local; Transformation into Gods.
Curtiss) Bib. World, 21: 7,
Divinity School, The, and the University. (T. T. Mun-
ger) Outl. 70: 728.
— Problem of Religious Education and the.
Bacon) Am. J. Theol. 8: 683,
Division of Sin, A. (Hugh Pendexter) Booklover’s M.
6: 285.
Divorce and its Effects on Society.
Cath. World, 731 92.
— and Remarriage. (H. F. Harris) Arena, 35: 392,-
(J . W. Richard) Luth. Q. 35: 36.
—- A Catholic’s Answer to Dr. McKim.
way) Cath. World, 81: 11.
— Children’s Side of. (Laica) Outl. 70: 478.
(S. I.
(B. W.
(G. Giglinger)
(B. L. Con-
176
/
(J . H. Hollander) Am. Econ.
(C. C. Nott, jr{
DIXIE
Divorce, Children’s Side of; Another View. (P. S.
Moxom) Outl. 70: 619,
—— The Church and. (J . W. Richard) Am. J . Theol.
I0: 452.
——- Constitutional Protection of Decrees for.
H. Beale, jr.) Harv. Law R. 19: 586,
-- Decision of the Supreme Court. Outl. 82: 919,
-— Dr. McKim and the Fathers on. (B. L. Conway)
Cath. World, 80: 767.
~ Evolutionary Ethics of Marriage and. Contemp.
88: 397.
—— First Cause of. (W. H. Cooley) Arena, 32: 291.
—— Good Society and. (E. M. Henrotin) World To-day,
73 I323-
— Is it a Forward or Backward Step ?
C’Hare) Arena, 33: 413,
7A Lawyer’s View. (Ernest Dale Owen) Arena, 34:
167.
— Light vs. Legislation.
16.
——Marriage and. (H. F. Harris) Arena, 292 167.-
(Elizabeth Carpenter) No. Am. 181: 123, -—(G, L,
Hill) Yale Div. Q. 2: 128.
-— — in America. (S. Brooks) Fortn. 84: 329.
— — The Letter of the Law. (N. W. Jones) No. Am.
181: 597.
— Physician’s View of the Question.
Arena, 34: 473.
/— Plea for Freedom of. (C. B. Wheeler) Westm. :57:
(Joseph
(Kate R.
(Katrina Trask) Arena, 33:
(A. D. Bush)
79-
—- Provisions in the State Constitutions. (F. C. Hicks)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 745.
— Remarfiage after. The Practice of the Roman
Church contrasted with its Theory. (W. C. Doane)
No. Am. 180: 513.
— —— Reply to Bishop Doane.
Q- 30: 345-
— — Strange Reasoning of Bishop Doane.
Creech) Cath. World, 81: 287.
— Separation Agreements under the English Law.
(R. J. Peaslee) Harv. Law R. 15: 638.
— Suppression of, Impurity of. (T. Schroeder) Arena,
331 I42-
—— Teaching of the New Testament and of the Church
regarding. (H. Pope) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 807. 2g:
51-
— too Diflicult. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 82: 505,
— Whom God hath joined. (M. M. Irwin) Arena, 30:
186.
See also Marriage.
Divorce Agitation, The. Law Q. 20: 363.
Divorce Court and the Public. (F. Payler) Macmil.
g2: 35I.
Divorce Germ, The. (Lavinia Hart) Cosmopol. 37: 201.
Divorce Law, American. (Wilbur Larremore) No.
Am. 183: 70.
-— English, Anomalies of.
86: 1115.
—/National Congress on Uniform.
cutt) Indep. 61: 1265,
Divorce Legislation of Switzerland.
Arena, 34: 10.
——Some Needed Reforms in.
Bag, 18: 598.
Divorce Novels from Three Countries. (Edwin E. Slos-
son) Indep. 58: 1005,
Divorces, European, while you wait. (J . H. Beale, jr.)
Green Bag, I42 9.
Dix, Dorothea L., and the Treatment of the Insane
Poor in Massachusetts Sixty Years ago. (B. 0.
Flower) Arena, 322 535.
Dixie Industrial Company.
(T. Barrett) Am. Cath.
(J . T.
(E. S. P. Haynes) Fortn.
(Ernest W. Huf-
(Louis Wuarin)
(E. D. Leach) Green
(C. H. Kelsey) Outl. 83:

898.
IHXON
Dixon, L. M., and his Work.
of Sun. I0: 4.
Dixon, Thos., jr.
(C. F. Lummis) Land
(E. F. Harkins) Lit. W. (Bost.) 352
35-
Do I want an Automobile? (E. Wood) Everybody’s,
14: 35.
Doane, W. Croswell, on Remarriage after Divorce.
Am. Cath. Q. 30: 345.
Doane Family Bible Records. (C. W. Doane) N. E.
Reg. 59: 16o.
Dobson, Austin. Liv. Age, 2462 883.
-— Sidewalk Studies. Ath. ’02, 21 511.
Dock-labor in Ipswich. (A. J. Allen) Econ. R. 12:
289.
Docks, Modern Development of. (Brysson Cunning-
ham) Cassier, 25: 485.
Dockyards, The, a Century Ago. Un. Serv. M. 30: 1.
- of Japan. (C. Albertson) Engin. M. 29: 850. 303
32-
Doctor, The Country, in France. Chamb. J . 81: 241.
- Fashionable. Sat. R. 98: 422, 460, 507.
Doctor of Laws, Degree of. (F. S. Thomas) Harv.
Grad. M. 11: 515.
Doctor of Philosophy, The Degree of.
Educa. R. 30: 31.
- - in the U. S. (E. D. Perry) Colum. Univ. Q. 6:
255. IEduca. R. 28: 164,
Cox’s Discovery ; a story. (H. D. Ward) Cosmopol.
34= 297.
Dorothy Treherne ; an Easter story. (J . Blewett)
Canad. M. 20: 558,
Marsh’s Fortunate Call.
(G. B. Adams)
Dr.
Dr.
Dr. (M. Holley) Lippinc. 70:
44
Pether’s Parrot. (Mrs. Isabel Smith) Chamb. J .
79¢ 75-
Doctor Pope; a story. (J . W. Sherer) Gent. M. n. s.
71: 1,
Doctor Wentworth’s Patient. (Minnie B. Ames) New
Eng. M. 11. s. 34: 663.
Doctor lVorthington’s Nightmare.
Chamb. J. 83 s: 1.
Doctorates conferred by American Universities, 1903.
Science, 11. s. I82 257.
— -— 1904. Science, 11. s. 20: 225,
— - 1906. Science, 11. s. 24: 206.
Doctoresse malgré Elle, La. (Zelia de Ladeveze)
Cornh. 85: 232.1‘-Liv. Age, 233: 357.=~"Ecl. M.
139: 28,
Doctor’s Sign, The.
n, s, 322 I88,
Doctor’s Wife speaks, The.
Dr.
(W. E. Cule)
(Emma J . Gomif) New Eng. M.
(S. A. Shafer) Outl. 75:
)-
Doctors, Charges of. (H. Lamont) Nation, 82: 48,
-— Concerning. (Maria T. Earle) N ational, 42: 916.
- Quack. Macmil. 92: 438.
Doctrine, Christian, Basis of.
J . 1: 5.
- Drifting of. (J . P. Mahaffy) Hibbert J . I: 498,
Dodge, Mary Mapes. Cent. 49: 156. —— (S. S. Mc-
Enery) Critic, 47: 310.
Dodgson, C. L. Alice in Wonderland, The Poems in.
(Florence Milner) Bookman, I8: 13,
Dodona, Gong at. (A. B. Cook) J . Hel. Stud. 22: 5.
- The Grove of. (Andre Saglio) Cent. 50: 244.
Doellinger, J . J . I. von, Life of. (W. Rauschenbusch)
Am. J. Theol. 7: 733.
Dog, Ancestry of the. (W. D. Mathew) Science, 11. s.
17: 2,
- Bird, The American. (J . E. Isgrigg) World To-
day, 11: 1273.
- Fidelity of the. (Cy Warman) LiPPiI1C- 711 361-
-Tbe Mind of a. Liv. Age, 249: 443. —(S. Alexan-
der) Cornh. 94: 28.=Liv. Age, 250: 612,
(P. Gardner) Hibbert
TN
' — Fishers of the.

DOGS
Dog. Sketch of a Dog’s Life. (E. Merwyn) McClure,
26: 78,
—— Summer Work for a. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 46:
%z '
— Weapons and Tools of the. (W. Hutchinson) Open
Court, 19: 205.
—- What is he built to do? (W. Hutchinson) Open
Court, 18: 577.
— White Raccoon ; a New Species.
Knowl. n. s. 2: 84.
Dog and the Under Dog, The.
341 454-
Dog eat Dog; a fable.
242,
Dog Breeding, Professional and Amateur.
Giles) Outing, 39: 603,
Dog Ghost, The; a story.
M. n. s. 72: 1.
Dog-police of European Cities.
Cent. 50: 823.
- in Belgium. (J . E. Whitby) Cosmopol. 39: 515.
Dog Show, New York, 1903. (B. Waters) Outing, 42:
128
(E. Guarini)
(E. H. Peple) Munsey,
(Cy Warman) Canad. M. 24:
(Mrs. O.
(E. M. Rutherford) Gent.
(W. G. Fitz-Gerald)
Dogberry, A Modern. Spec. 94: 667.
Dogger Bank, and After. (L. G. C. Laughton) Un.
Serv. M. 30: 213.
(F. J. Hart) Cosmopol. 39: 329,
Dogger Bank Affair. The Commission of Inquiry.
(B. H. Conner) Green Bag, I7: 361.-(T. Baty)
Indep. R. 4: 393. - Spec. 93: 631.
Dogma. (A. Reynaud) Cath. World, 77: 362.
- The Anatomy of. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Dial, 41: 60,
- Criticism and. (C. A. Briggs) No. Am. 182: 861,
- Do we need ? (S. McComb) Contemp. 82: 271. I
Am. J. Theol. 6: 753.
- History and. (T. B. Saunders) Monthly R. II, no.
a r
2. ,
- Progress of, J. Orr’s. (B. B. Warfield) Presb. &
Ref. R. 13: 486,
Dogmatism, Perils of Unauthorized. (C. M. Westcott)
Cath. World, 77: 670. ‘
Dog’s Tale, A; a story.
II,
(Mark Twain) Harper, I08:
Dogs. (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. I: 443.
- Ambulance, in Warfare. J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 36:
$8
— American Llewellins. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 44:
we
- and Languages. Spec. 93: 475.?-Liv. Age, 243:
506.
—‘Anecclotes of. Blackw. 172: 43.
- Beagle. (A. H. Higginson) Outing, 43: 37,
- Bench Show Setters. (B. Waters) Outing, 41: 646.
— Boilers of, and their Fuel. (W. Hutchinson) Open
Court, 20: 417.
-Breeding and Breaking. (J . A. Graham) Outing,
46: 120.
--and Showing of, by Women.
Outing, 40: 401,
- - in America. (J . Watson) Outing, 41: 772.
--in England and America. (G. Raper) Outing,
4O= 343-
- - of Sporting. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 45: 254,
- Can they Reason ? (Alex. Hill) Nature, 67: 5 58.
- Canine Partnership. (E. R. Young) Outing, 44: 591.
- Caring for the Bird-dogs. (E. Sandys) Outing, 4I:
(L. C. Moeran)
649.
- Choosing a Field Dog. (E. Sandys) Outing, 46: 122,
- Choosing the Field Trial Dog. (J . A. Graham) Out-
ing, 48: 637.
- Chums. (E. L. Sabin) Cent. 44: 201.
- Civilization and. Atlan. 89: 723.
- English Gun. (E. D. Cumining) Outing, 43: 289,
DOGS
Dogs. English Setter Questions. (J . A. Graham)
Outing, 44: 252.
— Field, in Action. (H. B. Rathbone) Outing, 42: 69.
— Field Trials. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 43: 605.
— — How they influence Breeding. (C. B. Cook) Out-
ing. 4% 516-
- — of Setters and Pointers. (B. Waters) Outing,
40: 728,
—— History of the Pointer, Arkwright’s.
Dewar) Sat. R. 96: 199.
— How the Pointing Dog holds its Tail.
nell) Outing, 47: 218,
— Hunting. Blackw. I76: 263.
—- — Training of. (H. B. Rathbone) Ctry Life Am.
5: 18,
—-I have Known and Loved. Blackw. I71: 467.:
Liv. Age, 233: 483.:Ecl. M. 139: 75.
— Irish and Gordon Setters. (J . A. Graham) Outing,
44: 762, .
— Kennel Notes. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 44: 248, 346.
— Laveracks in America. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 44:
(G. A. B.
(R. C. Cor-
499-
- The Mad-dog Fallacy. (J . Watson) Ctry Life Am.
8: 340,
— Manners and Morals in the Kennels. (T. T. Dale)
Blackw. 177: 82. =Liv. Age, 244: 471. =Ecl. M.
144= 540.
— Master Tartar. Blackw. I71! 90.
— Mistakes of the Amateur Dog-handler. (J . H.
Tuckerman) Outing, 46: 700.
—— My Dog Grouse. (W. E. D. Scott) Outl. 77: 305.
-— Our Friend, the Dog. (M. Maeterlinck) Cent. 451
415-
—— Photographing, in Action.
ins. 431 592-
—- Pointer Families.
— Quarantine Kennels.
(E. A. Donnally) Out-
(J . A. Graham) Outing, 44: 114,
(T. E. Kebbel) Macmil. 87:
344-
— Racing and Burrowing Outfit of. (W. Hutchinson)
Open Court, 20: 523,
— Reasoning Power of. (S. L. De Fabry) Outing, 48:
5°5-
— Red Wild. Sat. R. 102: 13,
— St. Bernard. (Anna H. Whitney) Ctry Life Am.
31 I43-
— Scent in. (J . G. McPherson) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 152,
—— Sheep. (M. Austin) Harper, 113: 757.
—— -—— Training of. (A. R. Dugmore) Everybody’s, 7:
121,
—— Shooting, Choosing.
635.
— Show, America and England compared.
ples) Outing, 43: 484,
—— Sporting, American Variations of. (J . A. Graham)
Outing. an 737.
- — Class in. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 45: 375,
—- -— Training and Care of. (J . A. Graham) Outing,
45: 117.
— Starting a Kennel. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 47: 661.
—— Starting an Exhibition Kennel. (J . A. Graham)
Outing, 48: 119.
— Studies of, by B. Riviere.
(J . A. Graham) Outing, 44:
(T. Mar-
(VV. B. Tegetmeier) M.
of Art. 37¢ 313.
—— Timid, Dealing with. (J . A. Graham) Outing, 48:
760,
—-Use of, in German Army. (M. Foster) Idler, 21:
683.
-— used in War. (C. N. Barney) Scrib. M. 37: 689. --
(E. H. Richardson) 19th Cent. 57: 427.: Liv. Age,
2451 I79- .
-—— Westminster Kennel Club. Outing, 44: 125,
Doherty, H. L. and R. F. Their Success and Influ-
ence on Tennis. (J . T. Bailey) Outing, 43: 112,
178
DOMESTICATION
Doing Counts. ' (H. Weinstock) Calif. Univ. Chron. 7:
209,
Doing Good, Luxury of. (S. Gwynn) Cornh. 85: 195.
Doing of Galinter, The; a story. (M. van Vorst) Har-
per, 106: 313.
Doll, A; a story. (A. MacGowan) Harper, I12: 283.
Doll, The, Dominion of. (C. Q."Turner) Craftsman,
7: S91-
Doll Lady, The. (E. Kenton) Cent. 50: 859.
Doll Mildred.
191,
Dollars the French took, The. (C. Edwardes) Chamb.
J . 80: 755.
Dollie, Aide-de-camp.
n. s. 31.: 493.
Dolling, Father. Spec. 90: 813. -—Acad. 64: 527,
—- Osborne’s Life of. Cornh. 88: 71.
Dolomites, The. (M. W. Higginson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 391.
—- Country of the. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 7 5: 561.
Dolores Mission, The Graveyard of. (Stella Maximo)
Overland, n. s. 47: 240,
Dome, Stone, Construction of. (J . S. Boyd) Am.
Arch. 88: 27,
Domesday, Burgesses of.
21: 699,
—- — and the Malmesbury Wall. (Mary Bateson) Eng.
Hist. R. 21: 709, 4
Domesday Book. (H. M. Lyte) Pall Mall M. 27: 209.
Domestic Affection in Saintly Characters. (J . Free-
land) Dub. R. 135: 296.
Domestic Animals in the U. S.
Geog. M. 17: 511.
Domestic Art. (Charlotte P. Gilman) Craftsman, 5:
512,
Domestic Economy. Chaut. 34: 634.—(Charlotte P.
Gilman) Indep. 56: 1359.
Domestic Evolution, The Coming. Chamb. J . 81: 289.
Domestic Finance, An Experiment in. (J. H. Can-
field) Cosmopol. 33: 280.
Domestic Life in Mediaeval England.
ston) Cath. Univ. Bull. 4: 310.
Domestic Products, Purity in the Manufacture of.
(A. Morris) Canad. M. 27: 526.
Domestic Science as a Factor in our Modern Education.
(M. M. Pugh) Chant. 42: 272,
— as a Profession. (A. Barrows) Chaut. 39: 432.
-—Martyrdom_ of the Housewife. (H. Lamont) Na-
tion, 77I 317-
- Teaching the Home-makers.
30: 491.
Domestic Servants: Mistress and Maid. (Mrs. F.
Harrison) 19th Cent. 53: 284.=Liv. Age, 236:
(E. M. Fryer) New Eng. M.
(A. Ballard) Eng. Hist. R.
(F. E. Warren) Nat.
(Lucian John-
(R. Everett) Munsey,
786.
-— A Nine-hour Day for. (Inez A. Goodman) Indep.
54: 397-
-— Problem of. (L. Pettengill) Everybody’s, 8: 273..
560.
Domestic Servants’ Union formed at Holyoke, Mass.
Everybody’s, 9: 224.
Domestic Service. Chamb. J . 83: 166,
—and Farm-service. (D. C. Pedder) Contemp. 83:
269.
—- More Life for the Household Employee. (C. L.
Hunt) Chaut. 36: 392.
—- Problem of. (J . M. Rubinow) J. Pol. Econ. 14:
502,
— An Unpopular Industry. (C. Webb) I9th Cent. 53:
989. =Liv. Age, 238: 249,
— Why is it a Problem ? Outl. 78: 299.
Domestic Tyrant, The. Chamb. J . 82: 545.
Domestication of Rackenstoe. (E. Boltwood) Mun-
sey, 32: 500,
(Anne Story Allen) Everybody’s, I4: 1
_ DOMETT
Domett, Alfred, Robert Browning and. (VV. H. Grif-
fin) Contemp. 87: 95.
Dominae Scholae. (Mrs. A. Earle) Contemp. 87: 803.
Dominique. (H. C. Bailey) Macmil. 87: 293.
Domremy and Rouen; a poem. (H. W. Boynton)
Atlan. 902 514,
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Doubt, Difliculties of. (C. H. Vine) Sund. M. 332 589.
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Douglass, Frederick, Last Days of. (J . E. Rankin)
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—- Among the. (F. Ingold) Outl. 72: 35 3.
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— in Canada ; their Pilgrimage. (J . Reddington)
Canad. M. 20: 211.
— Maude’s. (I. F. Hapgood) Nation, 80: 212.
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Dounza. (Ernest Poole) Indep. 592 974.
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Dow, Gerard, Life of, with portrait. Mast. in Art, 4:
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DOW
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-—— and his City of Zion. (H. J . Shepstone) Sund. M.
(I. K. Fried-
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Ecl. M. 139: 452.
— in Brackish Water.
W 395-
Dragon-fly Nymphs, Number of Moults of. (A. East)
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(G. W. Scott) No. Am.
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180
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Drake, Sir Francis. (Julian Corbett) Geog. J . 21: 605.
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481 742-
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- and Togo compared. Blackw. 178: 150.
— Romantic Adventures of. (A. Laut) Harper, 111:
165,
Drake; an English epic. (A. Noyes) Blackw. 179:
460, 648.
Drama, Apostles of the New. (E. L. Cary) Lamp, 27:
593-
—— Appeal of the. (M. Gill) Acad. 57: 57!.
-— Art of‘ the Dramatist. (Brander Matthews) No.
Am. 1'76: 200,
— Bases of. (Marguerite Merington) Bookman, I5:
429. 536- I6= 42-
- Beauty and Light in the. (Kenyon \Vest) Arena,
33: 608.
-— British, A Hope for. (E. F. Spence) Indep. R. 7:
190.
—- The Case of the. Dial, 39: 195.
—- Critics of. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93: 727.
— Crucial Test of a. (P. E. More) Nation, 78: 447.
—— Deeper Interest needed. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
98: 108.
— Defense of Play—reading. (W. E. Hicks) Longm.
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—- Development of, Matthews on. (G. P. Baker)
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— Elizabethan, Some Recent Books on. (G. P. Baker)
Atlan. 92: 706.
—— Endowment of. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 97: 168,
— English and French. (F. Wedmore) I9th Cent. 51:
568.-—Ed. R. 196: 178.
—— Future of the. (J. R. Towse) Nation, 76: 147,-
(Brander Matthews) Bookman, 17: 31. = Monthly
R. 10, no. 2: 139.
— Impressional. (Lady A. Campbell) 19th Cent. 58:
204.-_-‘Liv. Age, 246: 668.
— in America. Art for Business’ Sake.
Cosmopol. 40: 231,
— in Colleges. (K. Merrill) Educa. 26: 419.
-— in the 18th Century. (Brander Matthews) Sewanee,
11: 1.
- in England. (E. W. Bbwen) Meth. R. 65: 9<>3.\
— in New York. (H. Tyrrell) Forum, 35: 402,
— — Season of 1906. (J . E. Webber) Canad. M. 27:
9» 109- °
— Literary Critics and the.
53: 614.
— Literary Merit of our Latter-day.
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-— Literature and the Modern.
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—- Making of a Play. (P. Wilstach) Munsey, 26: 567,
— Metropolitan Audiences. (Mrs. Richard Mansfield)
Cosmopol. 36: 667,
—- Modern, Cornerstones of.
1084. f
— — Simplicity needed in.
(D. Belasco)
(H. A. Jones) I9th Cent.
(Brander Mat-
(H. A. Jones) Atlan.
(P. M. Craigie) Acad. 66:
83.
— Modern Social, as influenced by the Novel. (W. L.
Courtney) F ortn. 77: 666. =Liv. Age, 233: 396. “-
Eel. M. 139: 44,
— A Museum-gallery for the.
Bookman, 22: 174,
-— National, and University Towns. (Daniel K. Dodge)
Nation, 81: 462,
— Odd and Eccentric in. (H. H. Boyesen, 2d) Cosmo-
(Brander Matthews)

pol. 36: 279.
(H. A. Jones) Fortn. 86: V
DRAMA
Drama, of the Future. (0. Crawfurd) 19th Cent. 52:
967.
— of To-day, Makers of the.
Atlan. 91: 504.
—- of the Winter of 1903-04, and Public Taste.
Hammerstein) Cosmopol. 35: 707.
—— Old English Sacred. (F. E. Schelling) Lippinc. 74$
(Brander Matthews)
(Oscar
4411.
— Our National (English). (A. O. D. Bartholeyns)
Westm. 162: 444.
-— Plays of the Season (1906) in New York. (J. E.
Webber) Canad. M. 28: 171.
-~— Plays should vary in Length.
R. 93: 295-
— Poetic, and its Prospects on the Stage. (J . Tod-
hunter) Fortn. 77: 713. ‘
-— — Revival of. (E. Gosse) Atlan. 90: 156.
—~ The Popular Play. (J . T. Smith) Am. Cath. Q. 281
(M. Beerbohm) Sat.
339-
— Present-day ; a Review and a Forecast. (E. P. Ober-
holtzer) Booklover’s M. 4: 515.
—— Recognition by the State. (H. A. Jones) 19th Cent.
55: 449.
— Religious. (R. Lawson) Macmil. n. s. 1: 505. = Liv.
Age, 249: 611,
— — Plea for the.
-— ——- Revival of.
—— Season of 1902-03,
625,
-—The Social, and its Purpose. (J. Hopp) Ecl. M.
146: 4, -
— Some Great Old Plays. I. The Two Orphans.
(J. L. Ford) Munsey, 34: 122,
-— — II. The Banker’s Daughter.
Bey: 34: I22» I99-
- — III. “ Rip Van Winkle.”
(B. W. Findon) F ortn. 84: 708.
(J. M. Oxley) Canad. M. 21: 117.
(W. Bathon) Cosmopol. 333
(J . L. Ford) Mun-
(J . L. Ford) Munsey,
351 72-
—— Some Recent French and English Plays. Ed. R.
200: 207.
— Some, Winter Plays. (Eveline C. Godley) National,
4% 940
—- The Stock-size of Success.
19th Cent. 58: 763.
— Study of. (Brander Matthews) Internat. Q. 10: 91.
—— Symbolical. (E. Faguet) Internat. Q. 8: 329.
—Theater of the People. (A. Schinz) Lippinc. 73:
(Gertrude Kingston)
73-
— The Unactable. (Brander Matthews) Lamp, 26: 99,
— Vicissitudes of the Hero in. (W. L. Courtney) Na-
tional, 59: 305. = Eel. M. 139: 203.=Liv. Age,
233: 695.
Drama in the Pine Forest, A. (F. Whishaw) Longm.
42: 60,:Liv. Age, 237: 803,
Drama of Devon, A; a story. (H. Hutchinson) Cornh.
93: 47. 3-‘Liv. Age, 248: 356.
Dramas and Lengthened Poetry, Interest in.
Webb) Nation, 78: 331,
Dramatic Art, The. (Mme. Réjane) National, 41:
(A.
959-
— German. (E. S. Meyer) Nation, 74: 207.
Dramatic Censorship in England. (A. Symons) Acad.
63: 21. -—(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93: 835.
Dramatic Critic ; can he be quite Honest ? (Alan Dale)
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— Confessions of a. Indep. 60: 49.
Dramatic Criticism. (J . L. Ford) Munsey, 29: 249,
—— Doubts as to. (F. M. Colby) Bookman, I 8: 603.
Dramatic Form and Substance. (P. Littell) Contemp.
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Dramatic Ideals of Character, Influence of Christianity
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Dramatic Literature, Censorship of. (J . M. Bullock)
Lamp, 28: 893.
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Dramatic Outlook, 1905-06. (Henry Tyrrell) Forum,
37: 211,
Dramatic Realism, Modern.
29: 391-
Dramatic Rights to “ Laurel Crowns ;” a story. (Eliz.
McCracken) Cosmopol. 34: 219.
(F. H. Gaffney) Arena,
Dramatic Schools -and the Profession of Acting. (D.
Belasco) Cosmopol. 35: 359.
Dramatic Thoughts, Retrospective-Anticipative. (S.
Bancroft) Fortn. 83: 933.
Dramatic Translation. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 99:
76.
Dramatists, The American. (A. Davies)'Cosm0pol. 40:
81. — (M. J. Moses) Indep. 61: 735.
—-— —— and British, of To-day. (L. B. Glover) World
T0-day. 7= 1454-
Dramatists’ Wives.
639.
Dramatizations. (P. Wilstach) Dial, 33: 5.
Dramatizing Novels, Art of. (P. Potter) Cosmopol.
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Draper, Herbert, Painter. Studio (Internat.) 20: 33,
Drawing, Appearance, in the High School. (H. H.
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— as a Subject for College Entrance Credit.
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—— Automatic, A Case of. (W. James) Pop. Sci. Mo.
64: 195.
— English, Landscape and Figure Sketches of Older
Masters. (T. M. Wood) Studio (Internat.) 30: 119.
—— —-— The Leighton House Exhibition. (T. Martin
Wood) Studio (Internat.) 29: 57.
-— Genetic vs. Logical Order in. (F. Burk) Pedagog.
Sem. 9: 296.
——- in the Preparatory Schools. (C. B. Tibbetts) Ednca.
26: 47.
— in relation to Other Subjects.
Ednca. 24: 285.
—- Pencil, from Nature.
30: 23.
Drawings for Illustration of Scientific Papers.
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Drawn Shutters, The. (J . B. Connolly) Scrib. M. 40:
460,
Drawn--work, Spanish.
(F. E. Fyles) Everybody’s, 9:
(C. A.
(H. W. Williams)
(A. East) Studio (Internat.)
(R. A.
(Auguste Wey) Land of Sun.
4: 51.
Drayton, Michael, Revival of. (W. A. Bradley) Dial,
41: 10,
“ Dreadnought,” The. Cassier, 30: 134. —(Pompeins)
Fortn. 85: 883.
“ Dreadnought” Naval Policy, A.
86: 1017,
“ Dreadnought ” Scare, The. (Park Benjamin) Indep.
60: 898.
Dream, A, and a Vision.
(A. Hurd) F ortn.
(I. S. Dodd) No. Am. 180:
535-
Dream of Akinosuké. (L. Hearn) Atlan. 93: 340.
Dream of Aristotle and of Isaac, The. (E. Poole)
Outl. 79: 384.
Dream of an Autumn Sunset.
Lore, 15, no. 1: 6.
Dream of the Dancing Bear; a poem. (A. Coll) Out-
ins. W 739. '
Dream of her Life, The. (Jeanie Drake) Cath. World,
80: 592.
Dream of Nageeb Fiani, a Story of the Syrian Quarter,
New-York. (N. Duncan) Canad. M. 25: 241.
Dream of Spring Morning; a play. (G. d’Annunzio)
Poet-Lore, I4: 6. _
Dream, A, or What? (J . A. Riis) Cent. 42: 872.
- A Realistic. (E. A. White) Science, 11. s. 16: 711.
Dream Fair; a poem. (A. Noyes) Blackw. 176: 768.
Dreamer, A. (J . D. Turner) Lippinc. 75: 498.
(G. d’Annunzio) Poet-
DREAMS
Dreams. (A. Lang) Longm. 41: 24,=Liv, Age, 235;
445.--"Ecl. M-.140: 131.-—Spec. 95: III,
—and Idealism. (F. C. S. Schiller) Hibbert J. 3:
83.
-—Causes of. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 141,=Ecl. M.
139: 693. =Liv. Age, 235: 123,
—- Odd, and Old Houses. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 348.
— Psychologie du R6ve. (H. Beaumes) Am. J . Psy-
chol. I4: 271.
— Psychology of. (J . R. Jewell) Am. J . Psychol. 16: 1,
—— The Way of. (M. M. Currie) 19th Cent. 53: 950.
Dreams in the Redwoods ; a poem. (C. Urmy) Atlan.
9% 94-
Dreamwold, Farm of Thomas W. Lawson. Archit.
R. 9: 249.
Dredges for Tidal Harbors and Waterways. (A. W.
Robinson) Engin. M. 251 I7.
Dredging Appliances. (Brysson Cunningham) Cassier,
29: 58, 132,
Dresden, Arts and Crafts in.
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Dresden Exhibition of Craftsmanship.
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Dresden Gallery and its Celebrated Masters. (J . N.
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Dress, Art in. (J . C. West) Munsey, 28: 26,
—— of Women. (Mrs. Wilson Woodrow) Cosmopol. 36:
I3. — (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 708,
—- Savage and Civilized. (E. S. Balch) J . Frankl.
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— Symbolism in.
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— Women"s, Extravagance in.
58: 925.
— — Why these Clothes ? (Charlotte P. Gilman) In-
dep. 58: 466.‘
Dress Reform Movement, The German. (Else Oppler-
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(H. W. Singer) Studio
(Heinrich Pu-
(Charlotte P. Gilman) Indep. 58:
(E. Atkinson) Indep.
Legbaud) Indep. 59: 487.
Dressmaker’s Life Story.
dep. 56: 937.
Dressmakers of Paris.
b0dy’s. I3= 473-
Drew, John. (A. Davies) Munsey, 341 630.
Drew, Mrs. John. (C. Morris) McClure, 22: 208,
Dreyfus, Alfred. A Modern Tragedy. Outl. 83: 640.
—— Some Note on the Case. (James J . Fox) Cath.
World, 83: 664.
—- Spiritual Regeneration of. (J . Spargo) Craftsman,
10: 626,
Dreyfus Case, Present Status of. (R. W. Hale) Green
Bag, 16: 98.
Drift Casks, Story of the.
27: 366.
Drill Regulations in the Army and Navy, Importance
of. (F. H. Low) J . Mil. Serv. Inst-. 34! 431.
-—- Our New Infantry. (C. J . Crane) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
36: 238.
Drink from the Hassayampa, A. (G. B. Rodney) Lip-
pinc. 78: 366.
Drink in England, the United States, France, and
Germany. (J . H. Schooling) Fortn. 77: 150.
Drinking. Alcoholism. (E. Powell) Econ. R. 16: 305,
Drinking Customs of the Old Scottish Gentry. (A.
Wood) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 610,
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Statis. Soc. 68: 715. —-(W. Cunningham) Pop. Sci.
Mo, 67: 528.
— Useful, Growth of. Gunton"s M. 22: 120.
— Value of. (E. Cannan) Nature, 66: 507.
—VVanted! a Science of. (G. H. Hubbard) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 4! 143.
(W. W. Carlile) Econ. R.
Economics Tripos in Cambridge University. (E. F.
Gay) Q. J. Econ. 17: 492,
Economics, Expensive. Chamb. J. 83: 452.
Economists, On Some Neglected British. (E. R. A.
Seligman) Econ. J. 13: 335.
Economy. (Stuyvesant Fish) Arena, 35: 264.
— Governmental, Pains of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 791
514-
—— The Hard Road to. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 80: 205.
——- Problem of. Spec. 962 88.
Ecuador, American Teacher in. (M. M. Harris) Indep.
553 543.
Ecumenical Conference, The Third. (P. H. Swift)
Meth. R. 62: 211,
Eddy, Mary Baker G. Indep. 61: 12o6._—McClure,
28: 211. .
—-— and Christian Science. (W. D. McCracken) No.
Am. 176: 349.
— in Error. (S. L. Clemens) No. Am. 1752 505.
Eden, Fannie, a Writer of Religious Stories. (H. F.
B. Wheeler) Good Words, 472 37.
Eden. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 952 513.
Eden, Garden of; the Story and its True Meaning.
(J. B. Spiers) N. Church R. 10: 71.
— Past and Present. (C. C. Abbott) Lippinc. 69: 633‘
Eden in Cold Storage; a story. (M. C. H. Jarvis)
Canad. M. 261 580.
Eden-Gates; a story. (J . M. Forman) Harper, 110:
57°~
Edentata of the Santa Cruz Beds. (W. B. Scott) Sci-
ence, n. s. 17: 900.
Edestus, Literature of. (C. R. Eastman) Am. Natural.
393 4 '-
Edgar, John Ware. Ath. ’02, It 755.
Edgar, the Choir Boy Uncelestial; a story. (Jose-
phine D. Daskam) McClure, 18: 262.
Edgartown, Mass., Church Record. (M. B. Fairbanks)
N. E. Reg. 60: I59.
——- Deaths at, 1793-1801,
202, 297, 400.
Edge 0’ the World. (Beulah M. Dix) Lippinc. 77: 721,
Edge of the Desert, The. (Dwight L. Elmendorf)
Scrib. M. 38: 319.
Edge of the Wilderness, The.
Scrib. M. 37: 441.
Edgewood Farm of Ik Marvel. (Arthur H. Gleason)
Ctry Life Am. 9: 298,
—— Glimpses of. (A. R. Kimball) Bk. Buyer, 25: 99.
Edgeworth, Maria. (S. M. Francis) Atlan. 96: 423. —-
(H. S. Krans) Internat. Q. 10: 190, - (A, P, Rex)
Lamp, 28: 203.
Edictum Diocletiani, New Fragment of. (M. N. Todd)
J. Hel. Stud. 24: 195.
Edinburgh. Auld Reekie. Blackw. I78: 92,
— Castle, Siege of, I689. (C. S. Terry) Scot. Hist. R.
2: 163.
— Days in, My Halcyon. Chamb. J . 82: 65.
— Older. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 94: 512, 544, 609,
(H. M. Pease) N. E. Reg. 59:
(F. E. Schoonover)
189
EDUCATION
Edinburgh, Sixty to Eighty Years Ago, Reminiscences
of. Chamb. J. 79: 732.
-— Social Life Long Ago. (T. M. Parrott) Booklover’s
M. 4: 313.
— Sc8>me Literary Landmarks of Central. Chamb. J .
O: 362.
Edinburgh Museum. (L. P. Gratacap) Science, 11. s.
24: 422.
Edinburgh Review, The.
Age. 235= 449-536-
— Spirit of. Spec. 89: 602,
Ed. R. 196: 275. =Liv.
Edinburgh School of Literary Critics. (J . M. Atten-
borough) Westm. I 57: 669,
Edison, Thomas A., with portrait. Outing, 44: 6o.
— and the Incandescent Lamp. Cassier, 25: 545.
Edison Medal Association. (B. J . Arnold) Science,
n. s. 19: 835.
Editha. (W. D. Howells) Harper, 110: 214,
Editing and Reviewing. (F. A. Gasquet) Dub. R. 130:
278,
Editions de Luxe. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 771 420.
Editor, Confessions of a Provincial. Atlan. 89: 351.
—— Passing of the. (R. Le Gallienne) Bookman, 21:
166.
Editorial Chair, In the.
Editorial Desiderata.
Editorial Rainbow, An.
28: 29,
“ Editorialene.” (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 459.
Editors and Reviews. Spec. 952 75.
—Famous. Munsey, 30: 834.
— Magazine, Experience of a Would—be Writer with.
(Roselle Mercier) Bookman, I4: 562,
— Modern. (Zona Gale) Critic, 44: 318.
—— New England, in the South. (G. F. Mellen) New
Eng. M. n. s. 271 679.
-—~ A Short Study of. Atlan. 97: 133.
— What I know about. By a Southern Novelist.
Indep. 59: 1035.
Edmond, J . Philip. Ath. ’o6, I: 170.
Edmonton, England. Gent. M. n. s. 771 538.
Edmund, St., of Canterbury, Conjectural Chapter in
the Life of. (H. Thurston) Dub. R. 135: 229.
Edom, Significance of. (J . Goddard) N. Church R.
Cornh. 85: 792.
Chamb. J. 80: 113,
(G. M. L. Brown) Canad. M.
13. 58.
Educated Class, Civic Efliciency of the. (H. M. Whit-
ney) Arena, 35: 561,
Educated Men. (C. Gore) Ednca. R. 32: 21.
—— and the State. (H. S. Pritchett) Technol. R. 3: 55.
Educated Wage—earner. (J . Lewis) Atlan. 921 387.
Education. (M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 96: 345_—Science,
n. s. 20: 474.—(A. Gilbraith) Westm. I59: 145.
— The Academic Ideal of, in its Larger Relation to
Life. (J . A. Milburn) Sewanee, I4: 65.
—— Aim of Productive Efficiency in. (Elsie C. Par-
sons) Educa. R. 30: 500,
-— American, Some Fundamental Principles of. (N.
M. Butler) Educa. R. 24: 187,
—— -— The Trend in. (J. E. Russell) Ednca. R. 322 28.
— Among Mohammedans in the Middle Ages. (Kate
Stevens) Pedagog. Sem. I1: 249.
— and the American Boy. (W. L. Hervey) Chaut.
40: 78.
— and Business, Remote Relation between.
ley) School R. 11: 563.
— and Charitable Work, Importance of Publicity in.
(W. H. Allen) No. Am. 181: 24.
—— and the Churches. (J . O’Donovan) Indep. R. 51 78.
—— and Efiiciency. (G. E. Vincent) Vanderbilt Univ.
Q. 2: 162,
—— and Empire, Haldane on. Ath. ’o2, 2: 145.
— and Ethics. (A. Smith) Westm. I66: 144.
—-— and Evolution. (I. W. Howerth) Ednca. R. 23: 60.
(E. Man-
EDUCATION 190
Education and Industry. (E. D. Jones) Pop. Sci. Mo.
64: 4 31.
' —and Labor. (C. R. Gregory) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
6: 181,
—— and the Larger Life, Henderson on. (J . Jastrow)
Dia1.32= 274- .
- and the New Church. (C. W. Harvey) N. Church
R. 13: 69.
— and Politics. Church Q. 521 403.
-—- and the Press. (A. H. V. Colquhoun) Canad. M.
21: 209. I
— and Progress and the Industrial Engineer. (H. F.
J . Porter) Cassier, 23: 145.
' -—- and Religion. (A. T. Hadley) Indep. 552 309.
— and Religious Liberty. Church Q. 55: I69.
—— and the Scientific Method. (E. J. Swift) Wash.
Univ. Bull. 2: 5. '
— and Service. (C. B. Aycock) Vanderbilt Univ. Q.
3: 151.
-—- and the Social Ideal. (J . W. Howerth) Educa. R.
24: 150,
—- and Social Progress. (J . W. Howerth) Educa. R.
224 355-
— and the Teaching Profession. Westm. I58! 629.
— and the World’s Work of To-day. (R. S. Wood-
ward) Science, n. s. 182 161.
-—- Applied, Place of. (C. A. Herrick) Educa. R. 311
ISO_
— As a Civilizing Power. (C. E. Greenlee) Educa. 23:
222,
—- as a Development. (B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 8: 238.
— as an” Element in Success. Am. Arch. 84: 97.
— as Evolution. (M. A. Carringer) Educa. 22: 287,
—— as a Scientific Pursuit. (E. P. Buchner) Educa. 24:
129, . .
-—- as a Study in the University. (E. E. Brown) Calif.
Univ. Chron. 2: 296.
— as a University Subject. (W. H. Burnham) Educa.
R. 25: 236.
-—- at St. Louis Exposition. (G. E. Gay) Educa. 24:
298.
-— away from Home. (H. van Dyke) Educa. R. 26.
217.
—— Bibliography of, for 1901. (J . I. Wyer, jr., and
Isabel E. Lord) Educa. R. 24: 61.
-— — 1902. (J . I. Wyer, jr., and Isabel E. Lord) Educa.
R. 26: 49. — (J. I. VVyer, jr.) School R. IO: 605.
- -— 1903. (Isabel E. Lord and J . I. Wyer, jr.) Educa.
R. 28: 38.
—— -— 1904. (Isabel E. Lord and J . I. Wyer, jr.)
Educa. R. 30: 4I.—(J. I. Wyer, jr.) School R.
12: 653,
—— 1905. (Mabel E. Leonard and J. I. Wyer, jr.)
Ed11ca- R- 321 I65, 228. — (J. I. Wyer, jr.) School
R. 13: 648.
_ _ 1906. (J. I. Wyer, jr.) School R. 14: 594,
—— Board of, Elective. (D. Mowry) Dial, 33: 82.
—— by Permeation. (S. A. Barnett) Char. I6: 186.
— by the State, or the Evolution of a State Religion.
(L. J . Markoe) Am. Cath. Q. 27: 782,
—- Catholic Teachers and History of. (E. A. Pace)
Cath. World, 83: I.
—— Chance for the Poor Man’s Child. (T. J . Macna-
mara) Fortn. 822 I63.
—- Christ in. (D. F frangdon-Davies) Hibbert J . 5: 54.
-— Church and State in. (J . H. Stough) Luth. Q. 34:
no.
— Church of England and. Church Q. 53: 456.
-— Civil-service Reform Principles in. (Lucy M. Sal-
mon) Educa. R. 25! 343.
-—- College Course in the Principles of. (J . A. Mac-
Vannel) School R. 14: 60.

EDUCATION
Education, Compulsory, Indirect. (J . W. Perrin) Ed-
uca. R. 31: 383.
—- Compulsory Beginnings in. (J . W. Perrin) Educa.
R, 25: 240,
- Cost of. (C. W. Eliot) Educa. R. 25: 490.
— Creative. (H. van Dyke) Calif. Univ. Chron. 7:
159.
— Creighton’s Thoughts on. Ath. ’02, 22 209.
— A Critical Paper in. (R. F. Cholmeley) Monthly
R. 12, no. 3: 158.
— The Culture Element and Economy of Time in. (J -. 9
H. Baker) Educa. R. 27: 494.
— A Definition of. (W. E. Aikin) Educa. 25: 366.
— Democracy and. (Vida D. Scudder) Atlan. 89:
816,
— —- Conversation ' with Rabbi Charles Fleischer.
Arena, 27: 487.
— Democracy in ; Principles and Practice of Pres. W.
R. Harper. (Shailer Mathews) World 'To—day, 8:
432-.
— Diflicult. (A. E. Eichmann) Educa. 26: 393.
— Disadvantages of. (O. Eltzbacher) 19th Cent. 53:
315-
— Dominae Scholae. (Mrs. A. Earle) Contemp. 87: 803.
—— Early, Limitations of. (J . T. Prince) N. Church R.
g: 321, .
— Eastern [U. S.] through Western Eyes. (Grant
Showerman) Educa. R. 30: 47.
— Economy in. (C. S. Hartwell) Educa. R. 30: I59,
— The Educational Fact. (T. Brosnahan) Am. Cath.
Q- am 209. 508-
— Elementary, in New York City. Dial, 38: 2 55,
— English and American Views of. Spec. 92: 595.
— English Ideal of. (M. E. Sadler) Indep. 54: 2015.
— English Public School, from a Colonial Point of
View. (A Victim) Chamb. J . 83: 173.
—Ethnic Factors in. (Edgar L. Hewett) Am. An-
thropol. 7: I.
—— Exhibit of Sweden at St. Louis. (A. T. Smith)
Educa. 252 440.
—- for Country Children. (R. G. Wilberforce) 19th
Cent. 59: 678.
— for Efiiciency. (W. H. Maxwell) Pop. Sci. M0. 67:
363-
— for Life. (T. Addison) Calif. Univ. Chron. 42 342.
— for the Machine Trades. (S. M. Vauclain) Cassier,
21: 509.
— for Social Efiiciency. (M. V. O’Shea) Am. J . So-
ciol. 11: 646.
l .—- From High School to College. (T. M. Drown) Sci-
ence, n. s. 17: 521.
— Gap between Elementary and Higher Schools in.
England. Nature, 75: 88.
— Gifts to. (C. F. Thwing) Outl. 72: 222,
-— Health and. (T. C. Horsfall) Contemp. 89: 340,
— Higher, Accessible to the Poor. (J . B. Angell)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 247,
—— and the Government. (C. D. Walcott) Univ. of
Chic. Rec. 6: 40.
—— The Church and. (W. H. Hickman) Meth. R.
62: 741.
— — Contribution of Germany to. (J . M. Coulter)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 81 343.
—— — for Business and Manufacturing. (J . H. Con-
verse) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 34: II 5.
—— in America. (E. O. Sisson) Dial, 41: 321.
— — in Germany and the United States. (R. Tombo,
jr.) Science, 11. s. 20: 73.
-—- — in a Prosperous Democracy. (C. F. Thwing)
Outl. 70: 374.
—— — in Wales. Quar. 200: 599.
- — National Standard in. (H. W. Horwill) Atlan.
9°: 329~
EDUCATION
Education, Higher, of the Bread Winners. (T. W.
Davidson) Craftsman, 2: 233,
-—— -— of the Business Man. (D. S. Jordan) Indep. 541
I867.
— —- of the Central West. (C. F. Thwing) Internat.
Q. 91 382-
-— — of Workingmen. (J . A. R. Marriott) Fortn. 86:
247.
— —- Problem of, in the Lutheran Church. (F. L.
Sigmund) Luth. Q. 342 I93.
— —— Some Features of American. (E. J . James)
Science, 11. s. 16: 681.
——-— State Aid for. Nature, 711 487.
—- History of.
(E. C. Moore) School R. 11: 350.
—— — Scope and Aims of. (A. O. Norton) Educa. R.
271 443:
——- Home. (W. L. Hervey) Chant. 40: 165.
— How can we adapt our System to Present Needs?
(J . M. Tyler) School R. 10: 742.
— Imperial Co-operation in. (C. A. Barnicoat) Monthly
R. 20, no. 2: 142.
— in Alabama, Current Problems in.
- Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 221 280.
-— in American Expositions. (F. W. Smith) Educa.
24: 222,
— in Ancient Greece, Philosophy and.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 3: 124.
— in Australia, Primary. (G. H. F rodsham) 19th
Cent. 55: 219.
—- in Canada. Canad. M. 23: 509.
-—— -— Public School Question. (G. Smith) Canad. M.
18: 222, I
— in Canadian Northwest, and Autonomy Documents.
(J. A. Cooper) Canad. M. 25: 214,
— in the Channel Islands, Ath. ’06, 1: 137,
—in a Democracy. (Joseph W. Folk) So. Atlan. Q.
(J . B. Graham)
(E. C. Moore)
5: 226,
—in England. Blackw. 176: 756. ‘
— — and the Evangelicals. (C. Wimborne) 19th Cent.
591 387.-
— -— and in America, Points of Contrast in. (M. E.
Sadler) Educa. R. 241217. .
—- — and the New Government, 1906. (Stanley of Al-
derley) 19th Cent. 59: 371.
—— — at Public Schools. (N, A. Thompson) Westm.
163: 597.—Ed. R. 204: 263.
— — Bill of 1902. (E. L. Stanley) Contemp. 81: 609,
—(J. A. Spender) Contemp. 82 : 808. —— (T. J.
Macnamara) Fortn. 77 : 830. -— (C. Brereton)
Monthly R. 7, no. 2: 55. -— (H. M. Bompas) Fortn.
781 44I.—(M. F. Glancey) Dub. R. 131: 1. —
Educa. R. 24: 420.—Blackw. 172: 864. ——(O.-J.
Lodge and others) Nature, 65: 562. — Church Q.
54: 204.—Ed. R. 146: 236.-—(P. Lynch) Dub. R.
130: 238.—(W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 78.
—(G. Simmons) Cath. World, 76: 724.——(T. J.
O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 1I4.—(D. L. George)
Contemp. 83: 569.—— Educa. 23: 384. —- Sat. R. 95:
112,
—— —— —- Amendment of.
84= 457-
—— — -— and after. Church Q. 58: 396. —Educa. 25:
184. l
—- — -— and the Free Churches.. (W. R. Nicoll) Con-
temp. 822 632.
— —- — at Work. (T. J . Macnamara) Fortn. 79: 28,
--—— Attitude of Non-conformists. Contemp. 82:
(G. W. Kekewich) Contemp.
429-
- — — The Church and. (G. W. Kekewich) Contemp.
831 779-
- - —- Clergy and. National, 412 95. -— (D. C. Lath-
bury) 19th Cent. 531 I.
191
(W. Poland) Am. Cath. Q. 27: 145. —
EDUCATION
Education, in England, Bill of 1902, Compromise on.
Spec. 922 434.
-— — —- Concession, Compromise, Concordat. (J . Mas-
sie) Contemp. 86: 243,
— —— —- Concordat not Compromise; a Reply.
Rogers) F ortn. 85: 332.
— — —— Crux of the Difficulty.
541 2575-
— —- —- Educational Conciliation.
19th Cent. 56: 67.
—- —- —- A Few Words on. (J . Bryce) 19th Cent. 51:
349. ILiv. Age, 235:"321. '
——-—-how Long will it Last? (D. C_. Lathbury),
19th Cent. 55: 47.
— — — in the Counties. Ed. R. 199: 457,
-— — — in the New Parliament. (T. J . Macnamara)
(J . G.
(W. T. Stead) Indep.
(D. C. Lathbury)
F ortn. 301 800. ,-
— —— —- Local Option. Quar. I95: 637,
— —— -— N on-conformists and. (J . C. Rogers) 19th
Cent. 532 14..
— — — Passive Resistance. (C. S. Horne) Outl. 74:
656. — (F. W. H. Reed) Westm. 161: 33.
— - — A Postscript on. (Northumberland) National,
39: 828.
—- — —— Reasonableness and. (A. W. Gattie) 19th Cent.
52: 472.
— — -—— Renewed Struggle for the Schools.
Fletcher) 19th Cent. 51: 540,
————— Secondary and Technical Education.
Wertheimer) Nature, 67: 177,
— — -—— Secularist Position with regard to. (T. Gardi-
ner) Westm. I59: 545.
— -— — Some Possible Amendments in. (J . Fitch) 19th
Cent. 51: 952.
—-—Bill of 1906. Quar. 204: 590.—(T. J. Macna-
mara, H. Paul, Archbishop of Westminster, Vct.
Halifax, J . GI Rogers, D. C. Lathbury) 19th Cent.
59: 705- = Liv- Age. 249= 579. 643- —Spec- W 704.
——- (M. E. Sadler) Educa. R. 32: 109. —- (Stanley of
Alderley) Contemp. 89: 609. -— (K. D. Cotes) F ortn.
85: 871. —Blackw. 179: 735. 180: 575,— (G, W,
Kekewich) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. 2: 5 5. ——- (James
Moorhouse) National, 47 Z 575. — (S. F. Smith)
Month, 107: 337, 449, 561. — (D. S. A. Cosby)
Westm. I65: 602,
— —— — Amendment of the.
temp. 89: 380.
—— —- — and Religious Teaching. Chaut. 43: 395.
— — — Mr. Birrell’s Choice. (J. W. Diggle) Hibbert
J. 4= 540-
—— —— —‘ Bishop Ilsley and. (J . H Muirhead) Hibbert
J . 5: 64. —— (J . Gorst) Ple ator Mutual Conces-
sions; (J . Hereford); Symposium (R. B. Haldane
and others) 19th Cent. 52: 576.
— — — The Catholic Threat of Passive Resistance.
(P. T. Forsyth) Contemp. 89: 562.
—- -— —- Conflict or Compromise? (D. C. Lathbury)
19th Cent. 60: 136,
— - —- Controversy on. (J . G. Rogers) 19th Cent. 60:
337.— (W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 342 722. —
(W. B. Carpenter) Fortn. 85: 1001,
— —- — A Forecast. (Beriah G. Evans) Monthly R.
22, no. 3: 19,
-— w — House of Lords and. (Francis Bourne) 19th
Cent. 60: 835. I Liv. Age, 251: 525.--— (Lord Evers-
ley) 19th Cent. 60: 1017,
— — — A Lost Opportunity.
dep. R. 10: 13.
— — —- The Omnipotent Halfpenny.
Westm. I65: 158,
— —— -—— Prospects of. (H. Paul) 19th Cent. 60: 145,
— -— -— The Religious Difiiculty. (S. A. Barnett) In-
dep. R. 8: 252.
(R. C.
(J.
(T. J . Macnamara) Con-
(James M. Wils0n)In-
(F. Swiney)

EDUCATION
Education, in England, Bill of 1906. The Secular Solu-
tion. (J . M. Robertson) Indep. R. 9: 133.
—— -— -— What will the Lords do ? (St. Paul) 19th Cent.
60: 1027.
-—- The Bishops’ Resolutions on, 1901. (W. J. B.
Richards) Dub. R. 1301 I.
—- — Church, State, Dogma and. (P. T. F orsyth) Con-
temp. 90: 827.
— —— Difiiculty of; Cannot Churchmen and Noncon-
formists agree ? (H. J . Bardsley) F ortn. 84:
280. '
— —— Crisis in, 1902. (G. Simmons) Cath. World, 751
152.
— — -— 1906. (W. Barry) Cath. World, 83: 642.
— — Elementary, and the Religious Question. (A.
V. Dicey) Nation, 82: 506.
—- —— — Flaws in. (Cyril Jackson) Indep. R. 91 45.
— — Future of Denominational Schools. (M. E.
Sadler) Indep. R. 9: 253.
-— —— Hodge and his Educators.
Indep. R. 6: 38.
—— — in 1904. (F. Watson) School R. 13: 105.
—- -— in the Village. Spec. 93: 1046.
— — Irish Party and Voluntary Schools.
McCall) Westm. 163: 279.
— — Latest Blue Book on, 1903. Month, 102: 572.
— — Movements in. (WV. K. Hill) School R. 10:
(Edmund Verney)
(T. B.
195.
— —— Politics and Education. (A. Birrell) Contemp.
82: 479. .
— — Problem of. (J . Fitch) 19th Cent. 51: 24.
—— The Question of, 1907. (N. D. J . Straton) 20th
Cent. Q. I,-_no. I: I5.
— — Revolution in. (C. Brereton) Monthly R. I 5, no.
3= 55-
School Reform. (O. Lodge) Contemp. 85: 153.
-—- —— Schoolmasters and their Masters. (D. C. Pedder)
Contemp. 89: 795.
—— — Sir Francis Sharp Howell on.
561,
—— — Some Aspects of.
31: 67,
—- — Story of. (J . E. G. de Montmorency) Pop. Sci.
M0- 65= 263, 344.
J. Statis. Soc. 67:
(Lucy M. Salmon) Educa. R.
— — iFowards Germany or France? (C. Brereton)
Monthly R. 15, no. 1: 81.
—- — What have we gained ? (F. Greenwood) I9th
Cent. 52: 179.
— in France. (E. P. Baillot) Educa. 26: 385.
— — Rural. (C. Brereton) J . Soc. Arts, 51: 54.
— —-Secondary, Reform in. (G. Compayré) Educa.
R. 25: 130.
— in Germany.
— —— and England.
—— — and Mis-education.
go: 516.
-—- — Long Vacation and the Afternoon Lessons. (O.
Thiergen) School R. 10: 601.
—— — System of. (W. von Schierbrand) No. Am. 183:
376.
— in India. Nature, 69: 621.
— in Ireland, Primary. (Michael McDonnell) N 0.
Am. 181: 386,
— — The Ruin of. (J . R. Fisher) National, 40: 278.
—- —- University. Month, 103: 314.
— in Japan. Educa. 24: 380.
— in the Leading Co-untries. World’s Work, 8: 5°45.
— in London after May, I904. Sat. R. 97: I 35. '
—— — Bill for, I905. (T. J . Macnamara) Contemp. 83:
183. ——(C. Brereton) Fortn. 79: 193.—Sat. R. 95:
44-4, 542-
— -—- —— Imperfections of. Sat. R. 95: 129.
-—- in Mexico. (A. T. Smith) Educa. 26: 563.
(M- D. Learned) Educa. 27: 25.
(F. M. Perkin) Nature, 67: 226.
(J . Ellis Barker) Contemp.
192
EDUCATION
Education, in the Middle West, Democratic. (F. J.
Turner) World’s Work, 6: 3754.
-—- in Mississippi, Progress of. (R. B. Fulton) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 222 304.
— in the Netherlands. (J . C. Medd) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
340-
-- in New Jersey, Legal Status of.
Educa. 26: 496.
(C. J . Baxter)
-—- in North Carolina. Current Problems. (C. D.
McIver) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 293.
— in the Orient, Pacific Coast’s Relation to. (B. I.
Wheeler) Calif. Univ. Chron. 8: 65.
— in Russia, Reform in. (Sofja L. Friedland) Indep.
54: 216.
— in Scotland; how ought it to be organized ? (Jas.
Donaldson) Contemp. 89:181. ,
— — Scotch Education Bill, 1905. Blackw. I78: 142.
-— in the South. (L. Hulley) Educa. 26: 486.
-— — Conference for, I903. (R. C. Ogden) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 171.
— — Progress of. (J . Daniels) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 22: 310,
—— in the Southwest. (E. A. Alderman) Ann. Am.
Acad Pol. Sci. 22: 287,
— in Spain, National and Clerical.
Indep. 57: 427.
—in Tennessee. (C. W. Dabney) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 22: 284.
(M. De Unamuno)
—— in the United States. (A. Moseley) Indep. 56: 359. 5
—. -— Dexter’s History of. Cath. World, 80: 104.
— — Frencl1man on. (A. T. Smith) Educa. 25: 631.
— — How the American Boy is educated. Chaut. 41:
60,
— — Impressions of. (F. W. Nash) Educa. R. 25: 217.
—- — Needs of Public. (C. W. Eliot) World’s Work,
5= 2894.
— —— North and South.
486.
— — Our Chaotic. (P. H. Hanus) Forum, 33: 222.
— — Our National Superstition. (B. Wendell) N 0.
Am. 179: 388.
—- — Problems of. (W. DeW. Hyde) Forum, 32: 551.
-— — The Trend of. (Andrew S. Draper) Appleton’s
M. 8: 146.
— in the Light of a New Church. (J . Reed) N. Church
R. 9: 337.
—— in Moral Principles. (J . Goddard) N. Church R. 9:
245-
-—in the West, Higher. (W. R. Harper) No. Am.
179: 584.
— Influence of, upon Trade and Industry. (F. M.
Perkin) Nature, 66: 442,
— Influential Fallacies about. (E. H. Russell) School
R. 11: 827. ——(M. A. Jordan) School R. 12: 129,
—Jewish, Origin and Development of. (G. Harold
Ellis) Pedagog. Sem. 9: 5o.
— Kind of, best suited to Boys.
School R. I4: 512.
— The Ladder of. (G. Bourne) Macmil. 91: 471.
— Liberal, The Present Peril of. (A. F. West) Princ.
Univ. Bull. 14: 159.
—— Machinery of. (P. S. Burrell) Macmil. 89: 336.
—— Making it hit the Mark. (W. G. Parsons) Atlan.
971 433-
—— Mental Types and their Recognition in our Schools.
(A. T. Hadley) Harper, III: 123.
—Methods and Principles of the 19th Century. (A.
T. Hadley) Educa. R. 28: 325.
—Modern, Phases of. (F. O. Carpenter) Educa. 26:
(R. R. Halleck)
191.
—- Monroe’s History of. (E. O. Sisson) Dial, 40: 116,
— Moseley Educational Commission. Science, n. s.
18: 505.
(C. W. Eliot) Educa. R. 23:
EDUCATION 193 - EDUCATION
Education. Nature and Man. (E. R. Lancaster) Pop. Education, Rockefeller’s Endowment for Higher. Sci-
Sci. Mo. 67: 435. ence,n. s. 22: 28,
\ — Need of a New Basis in. (J. M. Rice) Forum, 351 — Rural, in France. (A. D. H.) Nature, 66: 225,
440. — St. Thomas’s Theory of. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ.
— New. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry Life Am. 5: 34. Bull. 8: 290.
—— — An Academic Center for. (G. M. Millar) Arena, — School and College. (W. C. France) N ation, 74: 5 5,
29: 601, -—(Magister Artium) Cornh. g1i 488.
— Non-School. (R. G. Boone) Educa. 23: 83. — Science and. Contemp. 87: 383.
__ of Adult-,s_ (H, G, Bumpus) Am, J, soc, Sci, 42: —Science of. (C. M. Woodward) Science, n. s. 24:
144. — (H. M. Leipziger) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 42: 133. 333
— (M. Dewey) Am. J . Soc. Sci. 422 I52. — Scope of. (H. E. Armstrong) Nature, 66: 589,
—— of Business Men. (W. A. Scott) World To-day, 9! — Secular, American Principles vs. (T. F. Woodlock)
378. —— (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 39: no p. Cath. World, 79: 711.
—— of Children begun too Early. (C. W. Saleeby) — — in the Interest of Religious Truth. (M. M. Bar-
Acad. 66: 51. rie) 19th Cent. 59: 1045.
—- of Country Children for the Farm. (D. E. M’Clure) -— Secularist Position with regard to. (T. Gardiner)
Educa. 26: 65. Westm. I58: 431,
'_ Of the Future. The- (E. Pomeroy) Arena, 311 449. — Separation of the Church from the Tax-supported
— of the Physical Life. (W. Channing) Am. J . Soc. School. (W. T. Harris) Educa. R. 26: 222,
Sci. 431 163. — Shall the State educate ? (Goldwin Smith) Monthly
— of School Boards. (W. McAndrew) Dial, 352 81. R. I0, no. 11 37.
-— of the Upper Classes in France and England. —— Seven Factors of. (H. E. Osborn) Educa. R. 32: 56.
0- Yorke) Gent. M. n. s. 681 563. — Sex in. (E. L. Thorndike) Bookman, 23: 211,
—— The Old, and the New. (F. Burk) Forum, 331 474. — Social, Congress on. (O. H. Moore) Char. I7: 439,
— Organization and Progress in American Cities. Ann. —- — in the Public Schools. (H. Woolston) Char. 16:
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 252 I57. 570
—— Panton’s Views on. (F. Watson) Gent. M. n. s. 741 - Social ‘Aspects of. (G. S. Hall) Pedagog. Sem. 9! .
554. 93. - (G. S. Hall) Educa. R. 23: 433.
— The Pathology of. (J . M. Tyler) Am. J . Soc. Sci. — Social Basis of. (Jeremiah W. Jenks) Educa. R.
43: 152- s<>= 442-
— Person in. (H. C. King) Bib. Sac. 60: 510. — Some Reflections upon English and German. (R.
—— Place of, in Reform. (E. C. Moore) Arena, 27: B. Lattimer) Monthly R. 25, no. I: 91.
499. — Specialization and Concentration in. (J . W. Rich-
— Popular, Neglected Factor in. (D. H. Bauslin) ard) Luth. Q. 34: 237.
Luth. Q. 35: 189. — State-aided, in England and Scotland. (J . E. Gra-
— Practical in. (M. V. O’Shea) Indep. 54: 1894. ham) Jurid. R. 142 365.
-— The Preparatory Day School of the Future. (C. — State, and Militarism. (R. Knyvet-Wilson) Westm.
' Simmons) Contemp. go: 344, 161: 386,
—- “ Primary” and “ Secondary ” in. (E. E. K. — Strengthening the Foundations. (F. J . Adkins)
Warner) Educa. R. 28: 420. - Westm. 163: 177,
— a Process. (R. G. Boone) Educa. 22: 604. -— Superficiality in. Undigested Securities in Educa-
— Professional Literature. (M. Hill) Educa. 25: 612. tion. (J . Trowbridge) Outl. 752 704.
—-— Professionalism in. (R. M. Green) Harv. Grad. M. — Survival of the Unfit in. (J . B. \/Veems) Educa. R.
12: 376. 31: 248,
—— Progress in, 1903. (W. DeW. Hyde) World’s Work, —- Tendencies in, in England, France, and Prussia.
6: 3780. —- (E. Lyttelton) National, 421 824. (A. T. Smith) Educa. 27: 243.
— Psychical Dispositions in. (C. A. Dubray) Cath. — That Idol. (A. J . Richardson) Un. Serv. M. 31:
Univ. Bull. 122 15. 541,
-— Public Purpose in. (A. T. Hadley) Indep. 572 254. — Theory of, Present Problems in. (Elmer E. Brown) 1
—— Public School. (A. C. Benson) Monthly R. ZI, no. Educa. R. 291 36.
3- 3I. —— through Activity. (S. N. Patten) Char. 12: 790.
— — Value of a. (R. Lucas) National, 472 427. -— through Social Intercourse. (R. G. Boone) Educa.
-— — —— Rejoinder. (C. Lester) National, 47: 622. 23: 617,
- Public School Garden. (H. L. Clapp) New Eng. —- Too Much. (P. S. Burrell) Westm. I592 271.
M. n. s. 26: 417. — Training of the Citizen.- (C. Zueblin) Chaut. 38:
— Public Schools. (N. A. Thompson) Westm. 163: 161.
597- —- The Trick of. (A. Meynell) Harper, I08: 376,
-— Quantitative Study of. (E. L. Thorndike) Forum, —-— Twentieth Century. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 29: 84.
36: 441. — Two Foreign Schools and their Suggestions. (D. S.
— Recent Books on, 1905. (H. D. Sheldon) Dial, 332 Sanford) New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 293.
270. — U. S. Commissionership of. (Ossian Lang; C. M.
— Recollections of a Board School Teacher. Monthly Gayley) Nation, 83: 8.
R, 24, no. 2: 1. — University Study of. (N. M. Butler) Univ. of Chic.
-— Relation to Good Government. (Hermann Speck Rec. 9: 13.
von Sternbnrg) Forum, 38: 244. —-vs. Crime; Elmira Reformatory School. (A. D.
—— Religion and Public. (James H. Canfield) Educa. Call) Educa. 22: 587.
R. 321 453. —— Viscount’s, in the Seventeenth Century. (D.Towns—
— Religion as concerned in. (J . C. Kilgo) So. Atlan. hend) Temp. Bar, 133: 524.
. Q- 21 209- —-— Lester F. Ward on. (E. L. Thorndike) Bookman,
— Required by the Times. (E. B. Knerr) Luth. Q. 24: 290.
34: 218. — What is ? (C. W. Super) Bib. Sac. 622 146,- (J. B.
-— Rhoda’s Teacher and her School. (A. Gilman) Walker) Cosmopol. 37: 401.
Atlan. 96: 160. 4 -—which lessens Vulgarity. Sat. R. 100: 453.

EDUCATION
Education, without Religion. (Rebecca H. Davis)
Indep. 55: 2848.
— Work and Play as Factors in.
Chaut. 42: 251.
— The Workshop and School. (O. L. Triggs) Crafts-
man, 3: 20.
-—— World-unifying Forces in. (J . L. Barton) Outl. 72:
(Jane Addams)
453-
-— Zola’s Last Word on. (T. Dickinson) Educa. 25:
468.
Education of King Jim, The. (G. S. Chappell) Scrib.
M. 38: 577.
Education of a Saint; a story. (E. W. Blashfield)
Atlan. 94: 333.
Education Board in Large Cities. (D. Mowry) Educa.
26: 71.
Educational Administration, Progress of. (Nicholas
M. Butler) Educa. R. 321 515.
Educational Agencies, Supplementary.
Educa. R. 23: 117.
Educational Bill of Settlement.
77: 821,
Educational Concordat, An. (A. Birrell) Liv. Age,
239: 385.=Ecl. M. 142: 47.
Educational Courses in German Universities.
Sisson) Educa. 25: 253.
Educational Diagnosis, (W. I. Crane) School R. 10:
(G. Harris)
(C. Brergton) Fortn.
(E. O.
433-
Educational Diversity. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 75:
458. — (R. H. Thurston) Nation, 76: 91.
Educational Ideals. Ed. R. 195: 58.
— English. (A. H. Gilkes) Indep. R. 7: 168.
Educational Ideas in 19th Century, Development of.
(J. L. Spalding) Educa. R. 28: 335.
Educational Institutions on the Pacific Coast. (L. Ab-
bott) Outl. 78: 213,
— Political Interference with.
Univ. Chron. 2: 392.
Educational Legislation in the U. S. in 1904. (Andrew
S. Draper) Educa. R. 29: 387.
Educational Machinery, why it fails to yield a Better
Product. (J . M. Rice) Forum, 36: 96.
Educational Methods, Some New. Chamb. J . 79: 660.
Educational Museum of Paris. (F. P. Graves) School
R, 13: 127,
Educational Outlook, The, based on Occupations.
(L. D. Arnett) Pedagog. Sem. I2: 334.
— in 1906. (Ossian H. Long) Forum, 37: 528.
Educational Peril, England’s. Fortn. 77: 497,
Educational Philanthropy, Expenditures in.
Woods) Educa. R. 25: 483.
Educational Prejudices. (J . G. Smith) Fortn. 78: 448.
Educational Problem of the United States. (P. Chubb)
Nation, 79: 31!.
Educational Problems.
66: 273,
— Light on Some.
847.
Educational Professional Literature. (M. Hill) Educa.
25: 612,
Educational Progress, Another View of. (W. E. Dodd)
So. Atlan. Q. 2: 325,
-— Citizens’ Initiative as a Factor in.
Hall) Pedagog. Sem. 12: 471,
—of the Year 1901-02. ' (W. R. Harper) Educa. R.
24: 238.
—— of the Year 1903-04. Outl. 77: 776.
— of the Year 1904-05. (Howard J. Rogers) Educa.
R. 30: 109, -—— Outl. 80: 704.
Educational Question. England - America-Ireland.
Cath. World, 76: 96,
Educational Reciprocity. (C. F. Beach) No. Am. 183:
611.
(G. C. Pardee) Calif.
(R. A.
(John Percival) Pop. Sci. Mo.
(H. A. Stimson) No. Am. 177:
(G. Stanley
194
EDWARD VII
Educational Research: the Need of a New Basis in
Supervision. (J . M. Rice) Forum, 35: 590.
- Society of. (J. M. Rice) Forum, 35: 118,
Educational Tendencies, Desirable and otherwise. 5
(A. S. Draper) Educa. R. 23: 446.
Educational Theory, Some Phases of.
So. Atlan. Q. 5: 393.
Educational Trusts, Perpetual. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 74: 105.
Educational Values, Facts and Fictions concerning.
(F. E. Bolton) School R. 12: 170.
Educational Work, Some Present Needs in. (C. G.
(J . M. Greenwood) Educa.
(W. H. Heck)
Heckert) Luth. Q. 34: 193.
Educators I have known.
B, 25: 289, 400, 508,
—— Our F oreign-born. (D. O. S. Lowell) Munsey, 32:
4°-
Edward I. and Gascony in 1300. (J . G. Black) Eng.
Hist. R. 17: 518.
— Earldoms under.
8: 129,
— Irish Exchequer Memoranda of the Reign of:
(M. Bateson) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 497.
Edward I. to VII., Kings. (A. H. V. Colquhoun)
Canad. M. 19: 321.
Edward III., the Confessor, in Alliterative Prophecy.
(G. Neilson) Antiq. n. s. 41: 57.
— Officers of. (J. H. Round) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 90.
— Shrine of. (Louise I. Guiney) Am. Cath. Q. 31:
(T. F. Tout) Roy. Hist.Soc. n. s.
513-
Edward VII. Good Words, 43: 457. —Outl. 71: 603.
—-(H. Davies) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 93. — (C. Rob-
erts) Everybody’s, 6: 531.
—— and Foreign Policy. National, 44: 47.
—— and his Consort. (S. Tooley) Canad. M. 19: 99.
— and his Parliament. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 57: 779.
— and Sandringham House. (S. A. Tooley) Canad.
M. 22: 138,
— and-William II. at Kiel, 1904. Contemp. 86: 1.—
Spec. 92: 868.
— as Social Leader. (Lady J eune) Critic, 45 :_ 219.
— as a Theater-goer. (H. Windham) Munsey, 29:
364.
— at Home at Sandringham. (E. M. J essop) Pall Mall
M. 28: 493. ,
— Coronation of. (J . C. Crawford) Cosmopol. 33:
137. —— (A. Birrell) Outl. 7,2: 250. -— (N. Patterson)
Canad. M. 19: 303. —— (Viscount Esher) Pall Mall
M. 27: I45. — (G. A. Fitzgerald) Munsey, 27: 169,
—(Mrs. C. W. Simpson) Good Words, 44: Xmas
no. -— (T. M. Maguire) Un. Serv. M. 25: 356. —
(Lady Jeune) Pall Mall M. 27: 565. —- (J. Balfour
Paul) Jurid. R. 14: 205.
— — and its Significance.
33¢ 657.
—— -— and the Pseudo-Jacobites.
Monthly R. 7, no. 21 36.
— — and Some of its Lessons. Liv. Age, 233: 763.
— — Animal’s View of. Spec. 89: I1.
— -— Artistic Aspects. (W. J . Loftie) M. of Art, 26:
4°5-
— —— Mr. Bodley on.
Ath. ’03, 2: 51.
— — Celebration Reflections. Sat. R. 93: 797, 802.
— -— Decoration for, Scheme of. M. of Art, 26: 537,
-— — India and. . (I. Malcolm) Pall Mall M. 27: 225, ‘
— — London in Time of. (I. Sargent) Craftsman,
(W. T. Stead) Cosmopol.
(W. C. McPherson)
(J . McCarthy) Fortn. 81: 650.‘-
3: 1,
— — Men of. Sund. M. 31: 563.
— — Military View of. Blackw. 172: 409.
-— —— Music for. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 94: 9.
-— -— Ode for. (L. M. Watt) Critic, 41: 19,
-— — Picture of, Abbey’s. Art J . 56: 391,
EDWARD VII
Edward VII., Coronation of, Postponement of, Dra-
matic Efiects of. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 94: I0.
—- — Significance of. (W. J. Thorold) Canad. M. 19:
387.
— Early Days of. (Mrs. B. Lowndes) Munsey, 36: 350.
—First Court held by. (Mary Howarth) Pall Mall
M. 27: 258.
—— How he Travels. (J . Vandercook) Munsey, 30: 38.
— in Paris. Liv. Age, 245: 633.
— The King’s Faith. (C. L. O’Malley) Westm. 151:
438-
— Shooting with, at Sandringham. Outing, 41: 687.
—— the Uncle of Europe. Bookman, 24: I51.
—— When he visited New York. (G. F. Williams)
Indep. 54: 569.
Edward VIII., King, Diary of. Cosmopol. 36: 267.
37: 96.
Edward, Alfred S. Art J. 55: 286.
Edwardes, George, Cingalee. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
97: 329-
Edwardes, Ticknor, Author, with portrait. Idler, 27:
164.
Edwards, Arthur.
Edwards, Edward.
(S. J. Herben) Meth. R. 62: 513,
(W. E. A. Axon) Library, 11. s. 3:
398.
— In Memory of. Lib. J. 272 I40.
Edwards, Jonathan. Outl. 75: 248.— (K. M. Cone)
Outl. 75: 255.-— (W. H. Ward) Indep. 55: 2321.
— (F. J. E. Woodbridge) Philos. R. 13: 393.
—— as Philosopher and Theologian. (H. C. King) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 14: 23.
— Descendants of. (D. O. S. Lowell) Munsey, 35: 263.
-—(E. A. Winship) World’s Work, 6: 3981.
— A Historical Review. (S. Simpson) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 14: 3.
-— Witness to the Truth; a poem. (S. V. Cole) New
Eng. M. n. s. 29: 583.
Edwards, S. Arlent, Color-prints of.
Scrib. M. 39: 125.
Edwards Family of Wenham, Mass., prior to 1715.
(W. S. Mills) N. E. Reg. 56: 60.
Edwin, David, Engraver. (Mantle Fielding) Pennsyl.
M. 28: 420. 29: 79, 320, 30: 353.
Eeden, Frederik van. Deeps of Deliverance.
Van Noppen) Critic, 42: 312.
Eel, Conger, Leptocephalus of the.
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Eel-catching, Ancient Method of. Chamb. J . 80: 439.
Eels and the Eel Question. (M. C. Marsh) Pop. Sci.
M0, 61: 426.
Effect Abroad, The. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 482.
Effective Living. (B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ. Chron.
7: 122.
Eifeminization of the United States.
neko) World’s Work, 12: 7521.
Efliciency, Absolute and Relative.
Cath. World, 79: 719.
—- The Cant of. Spec. 95: 642.
— Education and. (G. E. Vincent) Vanderbilt Univ.
Q. 2: 162.
-— The “ Goodness ” Fallacy.
Work, 13: 8186.
— The Gospel of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 159.
— Industrial. Spec. 97: 493.
— Standards of, in School and in Life.
' Pedagog. Sem. IO: 3.
-— Test of. Fortn. 78: 405,
Egg of the Bufo Lentiginosns, Gastrnlation of. (H.
D. King) Am. Natural. 362 527.
Egg-cases, Fossil. (T. Gill) Science, 11. s. 22: 601.
Egg-laying in Gonionemus. (L. Murbach) Science, n. s.
(Russell Sturgis)
(L. C.
(C. H. Eigen-
(J . Conger-Ka-
(J . C. Monaghan)
(W. H. Allen) World’s
(E. J . Swift)
17: 192.
—— of Crayfish. (E. A. Andrews) Am. Natural. 40: 343.
195
EGYPT
Eggleston, Edward. (M. Nicholson) Atlan. go: 804..
— With portrait. (Rossiter Johnson) R. of Rs.
(N- Y-) 251 443. —(E. Cary) Bk. Buyer, I5: 221.
Eggleston, Geo. Cary. (E. F. Harkins)Lit. W. (Bost.)
353 133-
Eggs, Double Hens’. (G. H. Parker) Am. Natural.
40: 13.
- of Ascidians. (E. G. Conklin) Science, 11. s. 21:
381.
Egidio, a Franciscan Wonder-worker. (R. F. O’Con-
nor) Cath. World, 80: 473.
Eglantina; a story. (Mary E. Wilkins) Harper, I05:
3 .
Egleston, Thomas. (C. F. Chandler and C. E. Pellew)
Colum. Univ. Q. 2: 138.
Ego, Prof. Bakewell on the.
13: 546.
Egotism, The Literature of. Quar. 205: 215. =Liv.
Age, 250: 707.
Egret, Extermination of the.
Am. 7: 626.
Egusquiza, Rogelio de. (F. Weitenkampf) Critic, 43:
(C. A. Strong) Philos. R.
(H. K. Job) Ctry Life
14,
Egypt, Ancient, and Syria. (W. M. Patton) Bib. Sac.
60: 92.
—— — Recent Lights on. (E. A. Wallis) Quar. 200: 48.
— Ancient Cities of. (W. E. Curtis) Am. Antiq. 26:
77.
— and England. (W. M. Sloane) Pol. Sci. Q. 19: 459.
— and the Soudan, Religious Situation in. Month,
103: 404.
— Anglo-French Compact and.
778.
- Arab Conquest of, Butler on. Ath. ’03, I: 45 5. —-
(W. H. Kent) Dub. R. 134: 94.
—— Archaeological Discoveries in. (G. Steindorf) Am.
Antiq. 25: 368.
—- Archaeological Exploration in.
(E. Dicey) Fortn. 81:
(L. Dyer) Nation,
751 417-
—— Archaeological Survey of. (N. de G. Davies) Bib.
World, 23: 382.
— Archaeology in. (H. N. Fowler) Nation, 78: 228.
— Art in, Rise and Development of. (W. M. F. Pe-
trie) J. Soc. Arts, 49: 593.
— British. (Ernest Crosby) Arena, 35: 482. 36: 41.
—- -—— Administration and Irrigation in. (S. Peel) Pol.
Sci. Q. 20: 513.
— British Rule in. Quar. 200: 526.
—— Budge’s History of. Am. Hist. R. 92 I20.
—- Conception of the Soul and Resurrection in.
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— Cromer’s Report on, 1904. Spec. 92: 593.
— Destruction of Monuments in. (J . Warde) Am.
Antiq. 25: 365.
-— Discoveries in. (J . Offord) Am. Antiq. 26! 73.
— Education in. (R. F. Bell) 19th Cent. 52: 412.
— Educational Revolution in. (E. Verney) Contemp.
88: 60. '
—- Emancipation of. (A. S. White) Monthly R. II,
no. 2: 77; no. 3: 76.
— England, and Turkey. (H. Spender) Contemp. 902
(P.
457.
— England in. Blackw. I73: 530. = Eel. M. 141: 221.
ILiv. Age, 2372 769.—(O. G. Villard) Nation,
83: 27.
-—— Excavations in. Am. Arch. 88: 143.
— Excavations of the University of California as Con-
ducted by Geo. A. Reisner. (J . L. Dobbins) Over-
land, n. s. 42: 99.
— Fellah’s Yoke-mate. (Sir W. F. Miéville) Fortn.
85: 1093.
— From Cairo to Khartum. (W. G. Erving) Cent. 43:
341-
EGYPT
Egypt, Gods of, Budge on. Nature, 69: 175. -—Ath.
’03, 2: 820,
-— Golden Age of. (J. Ward) Monthly R. 9, no. 1: 83.
— A Great Discovery in; the Tomb of the Parents of
Tii. (H. C. Greene) Cent. 49: 60,
— in 1903. (J . Douglas) Nation, 77: 111,
—- Industries for the Blind in. (Countess of Meath)
I9tl1 Cent. 55: 1050,
-— Irrigation Works in. (L. Gibbs) Longm. 42: 550.
—- Islam in. (Mme. E. Loyson) Open Court, 19: 418.
—- Islamic Influence against British Rule. Sat. R.
102: 69.
— Khedivate of, Dicey’s Story of. Ath. ’02, 1: 489.
-— Life in, under the Ptolemies. (J . H. McDaniels)
Nation, 77: 154.
—— Mediterranean Coast Region of.
Geog. J. 20: 502.
— Mining and Use of Metals in Ancient.
George) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 687.
—— The New Nationalism in. (Wflfrid S. Blunt) Indep.
R. 11: 23,
—- of To-day. (J . W. J enks) Internat. 6: 89.
— Petty Crime in. Sat. R. 96: 5.
— The Problem of. (J . M. Robertson) 20th Cent. Q.
(Maj. Rycroft)
(R. D.
1, no. 3: 1.
— Recent Excavations in. (J. H. Breasted) Bib.
World, 25: 66.
—- Religions of Ancient, Sayce’s. (J . P. Peters) Na-
tion, 7.7¢ I3.
—— The Road to the East. (C. F. Lavell) Chant. 44:
303-
—— Study on Christianity and Catholic Copts in. Month,
104: 51,
—— To-day.
— A Tour in.
—- Upper, Religion in.
— Waning of the Light of.‘
Court, 20: 228,
— With the Pre-dynastic Kings.
Atlan. 912 220.
Egypt Exploration Fund. (VV. W. Goodwin) Nation,
77¢ 464.
—- Progress with. Sat. R. 98: 169.
Egyptian Beads and Symbols, Ancient, in my Collec-
tion. (R. C. Clephan) Antiq. n. s. 38: 18,
Egyptian Civilization and Celtic, Connection between.
(W. Preece) J. Soc. Arts, 52: 815.
Egyptian Church of To-day. Month, 100: 160,
Egyptian Convent, An. Cath. World, 80: 8 5.
Egyptian Enigma, An. (Eleanore F. Lewys) Over-
land, 11. s. 43: 128,
Egyptian Mysteries and Modern Freemasonry. (H. R.
Evans) Open Court, 17: 437.
Egyptian Mythology and the Bible.
Monist, I6: 169,
Egyptian Question of 1840, Letter by Lord Palmerston
(A. France) Good Words, 46: 192,
(J. Kendal) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 671,
Month, 103: 18.
(E. L. Larkin) Open
(H. D. Rawnsley)
(A. Grenfell)
on the. (R. Garnett) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 125,
Egyptian Research Account, The. (W. C. Winslow)
Nation, 82: 117,
Egyptians in Sinai, The; an Account of Recent Dis-
coveries. (W. M. F. Petrie) Harper, 112: 440.
Eh, Eugene ? (C. Oliver) Macmil. 92: 35. = Liv. Age,
245: 591- _
Ehnasya, Egypt, Exploration at. (W. M. F. Petrie)
Am. Arch. 84: 82.
Eider-ducks, Feeding.
Eidolons of Brooks Alford, The.
Harper, 113: 387.
Eiffel Tower, Eiffel on the. Nature, 65: 291,
Eight Captains of their Fate. (J. Cassidy) Gent. M.
n. s. 73¢ 91.
Eight-cell, Double Stereoscopic Projection of the. (G.
H. Bryan) Knowl. 27: 92.
(E. Selous) Sat. R. 98: 76.
(W. D. Howells)
196
ELECTIVE
Eight-hour Day, Social Effects of the. (F. L. McVey)
Am. J. Sociol. 8: 521,
Eight-hour Movement in New York.
Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 414,
“ 1815,” Houssaye’s. (A. Laugel) Nation, 80: 287.
1850’s, Memories of the. (M. R. Morgan) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 37: 147.
Eighteenth Century, Emile Faguet and the.
196: 507,
-— A Poem. (A. T. Kent) Sat. R. 96: 327.
-— The Reaction against. Liv. Age,233: 563.
Eighteenth-century VVooing, Story of an. Good Words,
(G. G. Groat)
Ed. R.
44: 439-
Eighty Years‘ Ago. (G. Rooper) Longm. 41: 213;:
Liv. Age, 236: 610,
Eileithyia. (P. V. C. Baur) Univ. of Mo. Stud. 1:
208,
Eitel Fritz, Prince, and his Bride.
Munsey, 34: 412,
El Inglesito. Blackw. 179: 180.
El Miserere. (Becczner) Poet-Lore, 15, no. 21 25.
El Moko. (E. Mitchell) Longm. 44: 520.
El, Yahveh; Dyans, Zeus, Jupiter. (A. H. Keane)
Jew. Q. 15: 559. _
(E. G. Taylor) Atlan. 90: 548,
Elasticity for Engineers, F oppl on. Nature, 65: 505.
Elba in Summer Time. (W. H. Bishop) Nation, 79:
(F. Cunliife-Owen)
255- I .
Elberfeld System, The, in England. (A. Holden Byles)
Indep. R. 9: I59.
Eldorado of the Ancients, Carl Peters on. Ath. ’02, 2:
788. -
Eldest, The ; a story. (E. L. H. Thornton) Temp.
Bar, 132: 601,=Liv. Age, 2471 622.
Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen, Letters to Pope Celestine
III. (B. A. Lees) E11g. Hist. R. 21: 78.
Eleanor of Castile, Queen, Funeral March of. (T. A.
Janvier) Harper, 110: 838,
Election Laws, Recent Amendments to. (R. H.
Whitten) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25¢ 326.
Election Contests, Close. (J . T. Wheelwright) Atlan.
94: 658.
— The Single Vote in Plural Elections. (R. Tyson)
Arena, 32: 403.
Election Expenditures. Publicity of. (Perry Belmont)
No. Am. 180: 166,
Election Frauds Petitions. Sat. R. IOI¢ 779.
Election Frauds of Colorado. (Arthur Chapman)
VVorld To-day, 8: 290,
Election Laws of Pennsylvania. (W. R. Patterson)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20! 638.
— Recent Amendments to. (R. H. Whitten) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 326.
Election Reforms : the Trend towards Democracy. (J .
C. Ruppenthal) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 53,
Elections, Clergy in. Sat. R. 101: 131,
-— Comedy of. (C. Chesterton) Temp. Bar, 133: 141,
— Contested. Decision by Judges. (A. T. Dicey)
Nation, 83: 96.
— Contested Congressional. (C. H. Rammelkamp)
Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 421.
—— Electoral Management. Canad. M. 25: 316.
-—— of Nov. 1905. (J. Oskison) Nation, 81: 374.
—— of 1906, National Aspect of. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
83: 408.
— Primary, in Minnesota.
15: 650.
— Resort to the Judiciary to preserve the Purity of.
(VV. E. Hutton) Green Bag, 17: 159.
Elective Studies. (E. P. Seaver) Educa. R. 23: 48 3. —
(J. H. Robinson) Internat. Q. 6: 191,
— Graduate Testimony on. (P. Hanus) Harv. Grad.
M. 10: 354. '
(R. Luce) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
ELECTIVE
Elective Studies in Theological Seminaries.
Gillett) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 3: 296.
Elective System, The. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 77: 47.
-— at Harvard College. (C. S. Moore) Harv. Grad. M.
11: 5 30.
— in Public High Schools.
I 3: 150, 243.
Electoral Abuses in England. (W. J . Fisher) Indep. R.
(A. L.
(W. T. Foster) School R.
9= 34-
Electoral College, The Useless. (P. L. Allen) Nation,
81: 5.
Electoral Commission of 1877. (J . Goode) Am. Law
R. 38: 1, 161.
Electoral Machine, The. (W. B. Hodgson) Westm.
159: :64.
Electoral Management. (H. B. Ames) Canad. M. 25:
26,
Electorate Supreme, The. (M. Seal) Westm. I52: I 3 5.
Electors, Wooing of the. (M. MacDonagh) 19th Cent.
581 677-=Liv- Age. 2471 643-
Electric Cables, Troubles with.
Cassier, 31: 131
Electric Car, The.
Electric Carbons a Source of Light.
Westm. 165: 568,
Electric Central Stations, Analysis of Costs and
Revenue of. (H. S. Knowlton) Engin. M. 39:
238.
(J . H. C. Brooking)
(C. M. Skinner) Atlan. 89: 799.
(W. F. Reid)
— Getting New Business for. (F. M. Kimball) Cassier,
30: 58.— (J. C. Hammond) Cassier, 30: 256. —-(R.
L. Goodale) Cassier, 31: 58.
Electric Charging and Discharging at a Distance.
(Hertha Ayrton) Nature, 65: 390.
Electric Circuit-breaker. (W. M. Scott) J. Frankl.
Inst.158: 185,
Electric Circuits, Static Discharges in.
Thomas) J. Frankl. Inst. 156: 387, 433.
Electric Convection. (J. F. Meyer) J. Frankl. Inst.
156: 453. —Nature, 69: 32.
Electric Current, What is? (F. E. Nipher) Science,
n. s, 202 651.
Electric Direct-current Service, The Field of.
Abbott) Cassier, 29: 457.
Electric Discharge through Gases applied to Spectro-
scopy. (J . J . Thomson) Nature, 73: 495,
Electric Displacement, Magnetic‘ Eifect of.
Whitehead, jr.) Am. J . Sci. I54: 109.
Electric Drilling and Riveting Machines, Portable.
(F. C. Perkins) Cassier, 25: 319.
Electric Drive, Some Economical Aspects of the.
M. Feiker) Cassier, 30: 543.
Electric Energy, Cost of. (A. D. Adams) Am. Arch.
80: 11,
Electric Equipment of Factories. (P. R. Moses) Engin.
M. 27: 969.
Electric Furnace.
Electric Furnace Processes.
24,
Electric Generator, Constant-pressure, Experiments
on a. (C. M. Garland)'Engin. M. 31: 707,
Electric Installations of Italy, Great. (E. Bignami)
Engin. M. 252 362.
Electric Inventions; their Relation to Human Activi-
ties. (L. Bell) Engin. M. 251 967.
Electric Lamp for Microscopical Illumination.
Metcalf) Science, 11. s. 15: 937.
Electric Light and Power, Korea.
Cassier, 22: 596. -
— The Flaming Arc Light. (A. F. Collins) Sci. Am.
951 70.
Electric Light Fittings of To-day.
M. of Art, 27: 540. 28: 58.
— Ornamental. Art J . 56: 321.
(P. H.
(H. L.
(J. B.
(F.
(J . Wright) Cassier, 24: 100.
(J- Wright) Cassier, 26:
(M. M.
(R. A. McLellan)
(E. H. Jackson)
197
ELECTRIC
Electric Lighting, Municipal Ownership of. (V. Rose-
water) Indep. 55: 93.
— Progress in. (Leon Gaster) J . Soc. Arts, 542 322.
Electric Locomotion, High-speed. (T. C. Martin) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 48.
Electric Machine Tools, Portable.
Cassier,25: 319. .
Electric Machinery for Mining and Milling. (C. V.
Allen) Engin. M. 31: 668.
—Hi8gh-speed. (S. P. Thompson) J. Soc. Arts, 542
9 9-
—— in Mexican Mines. (C. V. Allen) Engin. M. 31: 848.
323 35-
Electric Meters. (C. D. Haskins) Cassier, 241 408.
Electric Micrometer, An. (P. E. Shaw) Nature, 721
(F. C. Perkins)
u
4 .
Electric Motor, Development and Use of the Small.
(F. M. Kimball) Engin. M. 25: 35.
— for General Manufacturing Purposes.
ball) Engin. M. 25: 488.
— in the Machine Shop. (F. M. Kimball) Engin. M.
25: 168.
—-— Single-phase, in Germany. Knowl. 27: 93.
Electric Motors for Machine Shop and Factory.
' M. Kimball) Engin. M. 25: 374.
-— in Agriculture. (Franz Koester) Engin. M. 31: 6 57.
— Individual Application of, to Machinery. (William
Cooper) Cassier, 25: 369.
-— Small, Widening Use of.
27= 291, 363-
— Speed Characteristics and Control of.
Engin. M. 31: 60, 199,
— Three-phase, Application of, to Driving of Machin-
ery. (A. C. Eborall) J. Soc. Arts, 51: 464.
Electric Organ in an American Fish. (U. Dahlgren)
Science, 11. s. 23: 469.
Electric Plants, Economy in the Design and Operation
of. (P. R. Moses) Engin. M. 241 563.
— Economy of Isolated. (I. D. Parsons) Engin. M.
22: 573, 721,
— Operation of Isolated. (P. R. Moses) Engin. M. 26:
(F. M. Kim-
(F.
(F. H. Kimball) Cassier,
(C. F. Scott)
410.
— Reduction of Fire Risks in. (H. S. Knowlton)
Engin. M. 27: 353.
Electric Polyphase Currents.
Arts. 491 749.
(A. C. Eborall) J . Soc.
Electric Power and Transmission for Mining; High-,
tension Plant at Snake River, Idaho.
Pharo) Cassier, 272 267.
— Developments in Mexico, 1905.
Cassier, 28: 171.
-— Distribution of, from Transmission Septems. (Louis
Bell) Cassier, 26: 180.
-—-from Mount Rainier. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 206.
— from Shawinigan Falls, Canada. (W. C. Johnson)
Cassier, 26: 187,
— Hydro-electric Stations of Italy.
Engin. M. 27: 58.
— in American Cotton Mills.
Cassier, 21: 394.
— in British Shipyards.
(H. A.
(F. O. Blackwell)
(E. Bignami)
(W. B. S. Whaley)
(C. S. V. Brown) Cassier,
25= 407. 526-
— in European Collieries. (C. S. V. Brown) Cassier,
26: 243.
-— in India. (J . H. Thomson) Cassier, 23: 379.
— in the Machine Shop.
23: 61.
—- in Manufacturing Plants.
Cassier, 26: 155.
— in Mines of Europe.
657, 856.
— Mexican Hydro~electric Plant.
Engin. M. 27: 744.
(W. M. McFarland) Cassier,
(D. C. & W. B. Jackson)
(E. Guarini) Engin. M. 25:
(R. McF. Doble)
ELECTRIC
Electric Power, Providing the World with. (A. Good-
rich) World’s Work, 7: 4428.
— Purchased Advantages of. (H. B. Gear) Cassier,
30: 521,
Electric Power Factor.
162: 429.
Electric Power-house Economics.
Cassier, 30: 85.
Electric Power Plant, Hydro-, at Engelberg and Ober-
matt, Switzerland. (Enrico Bignani) Engin. M.
32: 196.
—~ in the West Indies. (P. R. Moses) Engin. M. 301
569.
~ Planning and Construction of. (A. E. Dixon) Engin.
M. 31: 909, 32: 58, 227, 370,
Electric Power Plants, Design and Economics of.
Koester) Engin. M. 29: 689, 812, 30: 71, 182,
— in the Canadian Niagara District. Engin. M. 282
727-
- in the Pacific States of the U. S. J . Soc. Arts, 50:
678.
Electric Power Stations, Some British Central.
F. Parshall) Cassier, 26: 233.
Electric Power Supply from Central Stations in Gt.
Britain. (G. L. Addenbrooke) Engin. M. 282 761.
Electric Power Transmission. (W. E. Ayrton) Nature,
72: 612.
—— Costs of. (A. D. Adams) Cassier, 22: 652,
-—- Development of. (L. B. Stillwell) Cassier, 26: 97.
— High Tension. (G. H. Gibson) Engin. M. 23: 75.——
(P. N. Nunn) Cassier, 27: I71.
—— Long-distance. (C. F. Scott) Cassier, 26: 122,
— —- Limitations of. (P. M. Lincoln) Cassier, 26: 129,
Electric Radiation from Wires. (J . Larmor) Nature,
67: 361,
Electric Railway as a Social Factor.
man) World To-day, I0: 137.
— Interurban. (H. H. Norris) World To-day, 8: 608.
— (F. T. Carlton) Yale R. 13: 179.
-— — in Ohio, Economical and Social Effects of. (E. L.
Bogart) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 585.
-—- Vevey—Mont Pélérin (Switz.), Gas Power Electri-
cally Applied to Cable Traction. (E. Bignami)
Engin. M. 23: 363.
Electric Railways. (P. Cardew) J . Soc. Arts, 49: 641-
665. — (S. E. Moffett) McClure, 20: 451,
— I. A Résumé of the Early Experiments. (F. J .
Sprague) Cent. 48: 434.
—— II. Later Experiments and Present State of the
Art. (F. J. Sprague) Cent. 48: 512.
— Advance of the Trolley. (A. H. Ford) Indep. 59:
846.
-— By Trolley from New York to Chicago. (A. B.
Paine) World’s Work, 4: 2553.
—- High-speed for Freight and Passengers. (R. Scott)
Engin. M. 28: 56.
— -— Inter-urban. (G. H. Gibson) Engin. M. 23: 358.
—— in Berlin. (F. H. Mason) Cassier, 22: 547.
—— in London. (J . C. Robinson) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 408.
—(R. P. Porter) J. Soc. Arts, 53: 231.
—— Marienfelde-Zossen High-speed Trial. (A. Graden-
witz) Engin. M. 26 : 494. — (H. S. Pritchett) Mc-
Clure, 22: 543.
-—- Mechanical Engineering of.
M. 23: 511.
-—- Operating Cost and Revenue of.
Engin. M. 31: 551.
—- Present Development of.
397-
— Signaling on, Automatic. (C. C. Rosenberg and
H. S. Balliet) J . Frankl. Inst. I 56: 161,
Electric Safety Fuses. (J . Sachs) J . Frankl. Inst.
:55: 1.
(A. F. Ganz) J . Frankl. Inst.
(W. P. Hancock)
(F.
(H.
(Karl E. Harri-
(H. P. Quick) Engin.
(H. S. Knowlton)
(F. Fayant) Idler, 22:
198
ELECTRICAL
Electric Shocks. (A. Wilson) Cassier, 24: 242.
- Treatment for. Am. Arch. 88: 167,
Electric Sparks, Photography of. (G. H. Rodman)
Knowl. 27¢ 28.
Electric Storage Batteries. (A. Reuterdahl) Cassier,
21: 489.
Electric Storage Battery Engineering. (J . L. Wool-
bridge) Cassier, 29: 72.
Electric Theory of Matter, The. (O. Lodge) Harper,
109: 383.
Electric Traction, Aerial.
363-
— and its Rivalry with Steam. (G. Iles) Outl. 792 31.
-— by Alternating Currents. (L. Bell) Engin. M. 30:
653.
— for Main Lines of Railway. (W. E. Langdon) Cas-
sier, 28: 77.
— for Railways. (C. T. Child) Engin. M. 23: 70!.
— on German Rivers and Canals. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
32: :83.
— on Steam Railways. (A. D. Adams) Cassier, 23:
736-
— Sprague’s Multiple—unit System of. J . Frankl.
Inst. I58: 148.
Electric Transit in London and Paris.
Cent. 41: 399.
Electric Transmission Lines. (A. D. Adams) Cassier,
23: 650,
Electric Trolley Omnibus Lines. (G. E. Walsh) Cas-
sier, 27: 318.
Electric Trolley Vehicles without Rails.
Engin. M. 26: 33.
Electric Water-power Stations, Location of. (A. D.
Adams) Cassier, 25: 496,
Electric Waves. (W. S. Franklin) J . Frankl. Inst.
I60: 51.—(C. C. G.) Nature, 65: 212.—(J. A.
Flemming) J . Soc. Arts, 49: 69-113,
— Experiments on the Reception by Wires of. (C. A.
Chant) Am. J. Sci. 168: 403.
— Reflection of, at the Free End of a Parallel Wire
System. (H. A. Bumstead) Am. J . Sci. 164:
(A. S. Clift) Cassier, 21:
(I. N. Ford)
(E. Guarini)
I
— Variation of Potential, along a Wire transmitting
Electric Waves. (C. A. Chant) Am. J. Sci. 165:
54-
Electric Welding, Development in. (Elihu Thomson)
Cassier, 26: 225,
Electrical Conductors, Inspection of. (W. Devereux)
J . F rankl. Inst. I 59: 299.
Electrical Conductivity and Absorption of Energy in
the Electrodeless Discharge. (B. Davis) Am. J.
Sci. 165: 202.
Electrical Development in Russia.
Cassier, 23: 740,
Electrical Energy Direct from Coal.
Cassier, 2!: 465.
Electrical Engineer, Training of. (Louis Bell) Cassier,
27: 220,
Electrical Engineering, College Courses dealing with.
(D. C. Jackson) Science, 11. s. 18: 710.
— Limits in Heavy. (J . Swinburne) Nature, 67: 159.
— Testing, Parr on. (D. K. M.) Nature, 65: 242.
Electrical Fire Hazards. (W. Devereux) Am. Arch.
79: 75-
Electrical Forms, Curious, as shown by T. B. Kin-
raide. (A. Parker) Cent. 42: 376.
Electrical Fountain, The. (H. S. Archer) Cosmopol.
33: 263.
Electrical Industries of Pittsburgh and their Econo-
mic Influence. (G. H. Gibson) Science, 11. s. 16:
(T. E. Heenan)
(J . Wright)
373-
Electrical Industry, Recollections of the Rise of.
(Elihu Thomson) Engin. M. 29: 563.
ELECTRICAL
Electrical Laboratories, Apparatus Tables for. (G. W.
Stewart) Science, 11. s. 22: 344,
Electrical Machinery for Mines. (G. Farmer) Cassier,
30: 413.
Electrical Measuring Instruments.
J. Frankl. Inst. I55: 81,
Electrical Oscillation and Waves.
J. Soc. Arts, 49: 69-113,
Electrical Oscillators, Experimental Investigation into
the “ Skin” Eifect in. (C. A. Chant) Am. J . Sci.
163: 1.
Electrical Progress in Canada.
sier, 27: 5 3.
Electrical Resistance of Glass, Quartz-mica, Ebonite,
and Gutta-percha. (O. N. Rood) Am. J . Sci. 164:
161.
Electrical Supply, Cost of Energy in.
Engin. M. 242 181,
Electrical Works, Wind-power for.
Knowl. 27: 37.
Electrically Welded Screw Caps and Bolts. J . Frankl.
Inst. I60: 181,
Electricity; Advertising in connection with Electri-
cal Supply. (A. A. Day) Cassier, 30: 467.
— and Light. (C. P. Steinmetz) Cassier, 26: 220,
—- and Magnetism; Half a Decade of Progress in.
(Edwin J . Houston) Cassier, 29: 280.
-—— and Matter. (W. C. D. Whetham) Quar. I99: 100,
— (O. Lodge) Nature, 67: 450.
-— —— J . J . Thomson on. (O. Lodge) Nature, 70: 73.
— applied to Agriculture. (E. Guarini) Engin. M. 25:
550. ——- (L. Ramakers) Overland, n. s. 46: 15.
— as a Motive Power on Trunk Lines. (C. Vander-
bilt) No. Am. 175: 779. —(C. L. de Mnralt) No.
(C. D. Haskins)
(J . A. Fleming)
(George Johnson) Cas-
(A. D. Adams)
(A. Gradenwitz)
Am. 176: 719.
— at High Pressure. (E. Thomson) Science, 11. s. 18:
337-
—- Atmospheric. (C. T. R. Wilson) Nature, 68: 102,
—— Defective Insulation in.
Frankl. Inst. 1562 119,
— Electronic Theory of.
Mo. 16: 5.
— from the Radium Products.
11. s. 34: 48.
—— from Water-power. (A. A. Campbell Swinton) J .
Soc. Arts, 53: 185, 214.
-— — vs. Gas. (A. D. Adams) Cassier, 27: 478,
—— General Supply of, for Power, etc. (J . N. Shool-
bred) J . Soc. Arts, 54: 720,
-— Healing by. (J . H. Girdner) Munsey, 29: 8 5.
— in Domestic Uses. (H. S. Knowlton) Cassier, 3o:
99-
- in the Foundry. (H. S. Knowlton) Cassier, 29: 389,
-— in Greece. (F. W. Jackson) Cassier, 21: 443,
-— in the Home. (H. W. Hillman) Cassier, 311 25.
-— in the Kitchen. Chamb. J . 79: 736.
—- in Mining. (VV. B. Clarke) Cassier, 22: 409,
-— in a Modern Shipyard. (J . B. O’Hara) Cassier, 22:
117,
-— in the Workshop. Chamb. J . 79: 109,
—- a Material Substance. Am. Arch. 77: 38.
—— Measurements of High Frequency Currents and
Electric Waves. (J . A. Fleming) J . Soc. Arts, 54:
I59-
—— New Discoveries in. (A. Zimmern) 19th Cent. 55:
79. ILiv. Age, 240: 540.IEcl. M. 142: 475.
— Newest Definitions of. (C. Snyder) Harper, 105:
769-
-— Recent Progress in. (W. J . Hammer) J . Frankl.
Inst. 155: 321.
—- Sidd Discharge of. (J . Trowbridge) Am. J . Sci.
170: ,
—- Source of.
(C. E. Farrington) J .
(J. A. Fleming) Pop. Sci.
(W. Duane) Science,
(F. Legge) Acad. 62: 464, 590.
199
ELEMENTARY
Eleczsjricity, Supply of, Future of. (VV. S. Barstow)
assier, 21: 234,
-— Transforming Traflic.
Work, 10: 6175
—- Two Early American Letters on.
Nation, 78: 308,
-— What is ? (W. Ramsay) Indep. 60: 1416.
Electricity’s Farthest North. (G. H. Guy) Cosmopol.
40: 331.
Electrification of Steam Railways. (W. Maver, jr.)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 712,
—— of the Underground Railway.
Good Words, 46: 448,
Electro-chemical and Electro-metallurgical Industries
in 1906. (J . B. C. Kershaw) Cassier, 30: 23,
Electro-chemical Calculations. (J . W. Richards) J .
Frankl. Inst. 1611: 131,
(B. Meiklejohn) World’s
(J . Trowbridge)
(H. G. Archer)
Electro-chemistry. (J . W. Richards) Nature, 68:
299-
— Continuous Advance of. (J . W. Richards) Science,
11. s. 19: 905.
—— Hopkins’s Experimental.
11. s. 23: 812.
— Recent Advances in.
743, 753, 767-
Electrode, New Form of, for Lead Storage Cells. (H.
M. Dadowrian) Am. J . Sci. 169: 315.
Electrolyggis, The Ions of. (A. C. Brown) Science, 11. s.
15: 1,
— Remedies for. (A. A. Knudson) Cassier, 30: 337.
Electrolytic Dissociation, Development of the Theory
of. (S. Arrhenius) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 385.
Electromagnetic Theory of Matter. Science, 11. s. 181
(E. F. Smith) Science,
(B. Blount) J . Soc. Arts, 52:
312,
Electromagnetically Compensated Alternating Cur-
rents, Demagnetizing Effects of. (Z. E. Crook)
Am. J. Sci. 164: 133.
Electro-magnetism, Barnett’s Elements of.
Searle) Nature, 71: 409.
Electrometer for the Stage of the Microscope. (W. T.
Porter) Science, 11. s. 22: 602,
Electron, Physics of the. (R. A. Millikan) Science,
11. s. 22: 785.
Electron Theory. Science, 11. s. 19: 896.
—— and its Difliculties. Ath. ’06, 1: 769, 801.
Electrons, The Shape of. (A. B. Bucherer) Ath. ’06,
1: 365.
Electro-physiology, Augustus Waller’s Experiments in.
Monist, I2: 440,
Electro-plating, Chemistry of.
Frankl. Inst. 160: 139.
Electrotyping. (F. M. Perkin) Knowl. n. s. 22 9, I49.
Element, What is an? (W. Ramsay) Monthly R. 18,
no. 21 93.
Elementary Course of Study.
Educa. R. 32: 331,
Elementary Education in England. (Anna J . McKeay)
Pedagog. Sem. I2: 69,
Elementary Instruction, Social Bearing of. (W. Po-
land) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 142,
Elementary Mathematics: Algebra.
Educa. 25: 488,
Elementary School, American and English.
Mark) Educa. 23: 250,
—— Aspects of the. (W. L. Hervey) Chant. 40: 558.
Elementary School Curriculum, New Factor in. (Kath-
erine E. Dopp) Am. J . Sociol. 31 I45.
-— Advisable Omissions from, and the Basis for them.
(F. M. McMurry) Educa. R. 27: 473.
Elementary Schooling, Shortening the Years of. (F.
L. Soldan) School R. 11: 4. = Educa. R. 25: 168,
Elementary Schools, in New York City. Dial, 38:
255-
(G. F. C.
(W. D. Bancroft) J.
(James M. Greenwood)
(A. L. Baker)
(H. T.
ELEMENTS
Elements and Compounds. (VV. Ostwald) Nature,
70: 15,
-— Are they Transmutable ? (S. L. Bigelow) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 69: 38.
— Chemical, Mendeleef on. Nature, 71: 65.
-— Modern Transmutation of. (W. Ramsay) Nat. Geog.
M, 17: 201.
-— Some Rare, and their Application.
Harper, 113: 417.
-—- Transmutation of, and Helium.
’06, 1: 301,
-—- Verified and Unverified. (C. Baskerville) Science,
11. s. 19: 88.
See Chemical Elements.
Elephant, Ancestry of the. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 25:
I69. — (A. S. Woodward) Knowl. 27: II.
-—- as a Machine. (M. Barakatullah) Cassier, 26: 276.
-— The Blat. (G. Maxwell) [Temp. Bar] Ecl. M. 147:
511. = Liv. Age, 251: 93.
-— South African, Decline and Fall of.
den) Fortn. 79: 100.
(R. K. Duncan)
(W. Ramsay) Ath.
(H. A. Bry-
Elephant and Camel Lore. (B. C. Finch) Gent. M.
n. s. 71: 9.
Elephant Drive in Siam, An. (A. H. Burgoyne) Har-
per, 108: 358.
Elephant Hunt of the King of Siam.
more) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 673.
Elephant-hunting. (Julian Hawthorne) Cosmopol. 39:
229. — (W. S. Cherry) World To-day, 5: 1426.
— and Trapping. (S. F. Whitman) Everybody’s, 8:
I95-
-— in Sumatra. (C. Whitney) Outing, 43: 559.
Elephants, King’s Mahout. (C. Whitney) Outing, 45:
(Eliza R. Skid-
>1-
-— Training. (A. W. Rolker) Appleton’s M. 8: 387.
-— Two Jungle Rogues. (C. H. Nicholson) Outing,
42: 61. '
Elephas Columbi and other Mammals in the Swamps
of Whitman County, Washington. (G. H. Stern-
berg) Science, 11. s. 17: 511.
Elevator, Grain, Operation of the Modern.
Willey) Engin. M. 23: 223,
Elevators, Accidents in, Prevention of. (R. P. Bolton)
Engin. M. 32: 401,
-— Electric, of Otis Elevator Co. J . Frankl. Inst. 156:
215,
— Electricity applied to.
(D. A.
(S. Morgan Bushnell) Cas-
sier, 30: 251.
— for Tall Office Buildings. (R. P. Bolton) Cassier,
21: 228.
-— Grain, and Modern Granaries. (D. McVoy) Canad.
M, 21: 204,
-—- Novel. Am. Arch. 89: 202,
— Passenger. (T. E. Brown) Am. Arch. 86: 51-91.
—- — Types and Practice in. (H. S. Knowlton) Engin.
M, 28: 241,
Eleventh Hour, The. (Mary Hallock Foote) Cent. 49:
485.
Elga; a drama. (G. Hauptmann) Poet-Lore, 17, no.
1: 1.
Elgar, ward. (H. Scott) Acad. 65: 416.-—Outl. 84:
220.
-—- Dream of Gerontius. Cath. World, 77: 340.—(J.
F. Runciman) Sat. R. 95: 743. .
Elgin, Lord. (A. H. U. Colquhoun) Canad. M. 26:
182.
-— Bourinot’s. (Goldwin Smith) Nation, 78: 15,
Elgood, Geo. S., The Art of. (C. Collins Baker) Art
J , 58: 307.
-— Water-color Drawings by. Studio (Internat.) 22:
209.
Elhanan, the Rabbi’s Son, who became Pope. (W.
Burnet) Gent. M. n. s. 55: 555.
200
ELIZABETH
Eli th’ Fiddler; a story. (C. L. Antrobus) Temp. Bar,
132: 671. = Ecl. M. 146: 138.=Liv. Age, 248: 85,
Eliana; the Latest Windfall. (W. C. Hazlitt) Atlan.
97¢ 252-
Elijah, Mission and Work of. (S. Burnham) Bib.
World, 24: 180.
Eliot, Charles, Landscape Architect. Harv. Grad. M.
11: 31. ——(VV. W. Ellsworth) Outl. 72: 135.
— A Story of Achievement. (H. Lamont) Nation, 7 5:
47-
Eliot, Charles William, President. Out West, 20: 387.
— With portrait. (G. P. Morris) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
25: 289.—Science, n. s. 19: 512.
— as Students see him. (B. Kline) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 194.
— at Seventy. (H. Lamont) Nation, 78: 225.
— — Letter presented on his 70th Birthday. Science,
11. s. 19: 557.
— on the Labor Problem. Cent. 47: 798.
— Our Foremost Citizen. W01-ld’s Work, 8: 5016,
— Personality of. (M. Sullivan) Outl. 77: 825.
Eliot, George. (H. Paul) 19th Cent. 51: 932.=Ecl. M.
139: 5°°-=Liv- Age. 2341 321-
— after Twenty Years. (W. A. Sibbald) Macmil. 86:
357-
-— and George Combe. (M. L. Jonson) Westm. 166:
557-
— as a Prose Artist. (E. W. Bowen) So. Atlan. Q. 3:
73-
- as Religious Teacher. (J . Royce) Californian, 3: 300.
— Chas. Reade’s Opinion of. Bookman, 18: 252,
— Coventry Friends of [Caroline Bray and Sara Hen-
nell]. (W. H. Draper) Cornh. 93: 225.
—— the Essayist. (E. P. Dargan) Conserv. R. 5: 36.
— Ethics of. (G. P. Curtis) Cath. World, 76: 217,
— Her Later Work. (M. W. Shinn) Californian, 3:
501,
—- Place in Literature. (W. A. Sibbald) Westm. 163:
303, 431-
- Should she have married Herbert Spencer ? (K. A.
Graham) Critic, 49: 22,
— Silas Marner, Outline Study of. (Maud E. Kings-
ley) Educa. 24: 301,
— Stephen’s Life of. (W. M. Payne) Dial, 33: 156, —
Harv. Grad. M. II: 45. — (Edith Wharton) Book-
man, 15: 247.—(W. D. Howells) Harper, 105: 963.
——Sat. R. 94: 460. -— (W. C. Brownell) Bk. Buyer,
25‘ S9-
Eliot, John, Missionary to the Indians. (VV. C.
Rhoades) Meth. R. 64: 778.
Eliot, William Greenleaf. (J . W. Chadwick) Nation,
78: 458. — (M. S. Snow) Wash. Univ. Bull. 2: 104,
Elixir of Life. (J . H. Slater) Antiq. 11. s. 42: 8.
Elizabeth, Queen, Exploration under. (C. R. Beazley)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 9: 119.
—— Good Queen Bess ? (M. Hume) Harper, 109: 410.
— Jailor of. (J. M. Stone) Dub. R. 136: 255,
—— Politics of English Catholics during Reign of. (J .
H. Pollen) Month, 99: 43-600. 100: 70, 176.
— Religious Persecution under. (J . H. Pollen) Month,
104: 501.
-—Story of her Dying. (J. J . O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q.
31: 531.
— Successor of, Question of. Month, 101: 517,
—-Supremacy Bill of. (J. H. Pollen) Dub. R. 132:
44-
—— Tercentenary of. (H. Reade) Westm. I 59: 563.
— -— Address on. (C. R. Markham) Geog. J . 21: 539.
Elizabeth, Queen of Roumania. (M. Sherrington)
Canad. M. 19: 431. —(J. C. Young) Outl. 78: 290,
—- and the Jews. (A. A. Landesco) Cent. 50: 160,
— Early Years of Reign of. - Church Q. 54: 339.

1- Summer Life of. (Z. de Balalchano) Cent. 42: 107,
ELIZABETH
Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia-, the Queen of
Hearts. (H. A. Beers) Atlan. 921 392.
Elizabeth, Princess ; a Forgotten Princess. (R. Lucas)
Monthly R. 22, no. 2: 92.
Elizabeth, N. J . Edward Clark Club House. Outl.
7: 20,
“Elizabeth,” Last Voyage of the.
Macmil. 90: 261,
Elizabeth; a story.
Elizabeth ; a Story of the Oklahoma Run.
Harper, 104: 615,
Elizabeth and Davie; a story.
109: 556.
Elizabeth in her German Garden, The Real.
Schauffler) Outl. 811 775.
Elizabeth in Riigen, Adventures of. Spec. 921 417.
Elizabethan Army, An. (Col. Holden) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 32: 369.
Elizabethan Costume, Essex Brasses Illustrative of.
(M. Christy) Antiq. n. s. 38: 6, 44.
Elizabethan Crime-plays. (J . S. Roberts) Monthly R.
(W. J . Fletcher)
(M. Harris) Harper, I08: 470.
(E. Hoyt)
(M. C. Dyar) Harper,
(1t.i1.
17» 110- 31 79-
Elizabethan Critical Essays, ed. by G. G. Smith. Ath.
’O4. 21 341-
Elizabethan Gleanings. (F. W. Maitland) Eng. Hist.
R. 18: 517.
Elizabethan MS., Collotype Facsimile and Type Tran-
script, ed. by Burgoyne. (F. I. Carpenter) Dial,
38: 85.
Elizabethan Playwright, The, in his Workshop. (E.
B. Buckley) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 530.
Elizabethan Schoolmaster, An; John Stockwood. (F.
Watson) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 335.
Elizabethan Sonnets, Lee’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 165.
Elizabethan Stage Theories. Liv. Age, 247: 547,
Eliz-abeth’s Husband; a story. (Rebecca H. Davis)
Indep. 55: 2149.
Elizabeth’s Rooinek. (E. Jepson) Macmil. 88: 389. :
Ecl. M. 141: 728.=Liv. Age, 239: 92.
Elizabeth’s Situation; a story. (H. Whitaker) Mun-
sey, 3B 346.
Elk, In the Home of the. (H. F. Cope) World To-day,
7: 1284,
-— Last of the Big-game Herds. (W. A. Johnson) Ctry
Life Am. 8: 509,
—— The_Norway. (H. Prichard) Blackw. I80: 104. I
Liv. Age, 250: 294,
— of the Pacific Coast. ~ (T. S. Van Dyke) Outing, 40:
83.
—- On the Trail of an Oregon. (D. H. Stovall) Over-
land, 11. s. 41: 264,
Elkhart, Ind., Carnegie Library. Lib. J . 28: 774.
Ellen; a Sketch. (R. R. Gilson) Harper, 108: 417,
Ellie’s Furnishing; a story. (H. R. Martin) McClure,
22: 212,
Elliot, Ebenezer, and the Corn Laws.
VVestm. I621 477. ——Spec. 91: 305,
— The Poet of Free Trade. (H. C. Shelley) Fortn. 85:
298.
Elliott, Maxine. (M. White, jr.) Munsey, 35: 764.
Elliptic Motions. (Asaph Hall) Pop. Astron. 1'3:
287.
Elliptographs, and the Application of Elliptical Curves.
(F. J. Gray) J. Soc. Arts, 50: 143.
(S. Wellington)
Ellis, Havelock, The Work of. (G. Mortimer) Westm.
158: 540.
Ellis Island, N. Y., Immigrant Station. Archit. Rec.
12: 726.
Ellis Johnson’s Book. (M. W. Jarrell) McClure, 26:
274.
Ellsworth, Oliver. - (E. C. B. Buel) New Eng. M. n. s.
30: 611,
— and Federation. (F. G. Cook) Atlan. 89: 524.
201
EMBROIDERY
Ellsworth, Oliver, as Continental Congressman. (W.
Garrott Brown) Am. Hist. R. 10: 751.
—Brown’s Life of. (W. MacDonald) Nation, 82:
329- '
— Early Life of. (W. Garrott Brown) Am. Hist. R.
W 534.
Ellwood, T ., and Crowell. (F. N. Davis) Gent. M.
n. s. 74: 511.
Elm and the Tulip, The ; two Unique American Trees.
(J . H. McFarland) Outl. 751 277.
Elman, Mischa, as Violinist.
101: 718.
Elmira State Reformatory.
587.
Elmy, Ben. Pioneers!
(A. D. Call) Educa. 22:
O, Pioneers! Westm. 165:
415-
Elnore, Andrew. (F. B. Sanborn) Char. I6: 225,
Elocution, Forensic. (F. Payler) Macmil. n. s. 1: 919.
Elopement of George Washington Brown. (M. D.
Pretlow) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 251.
Elopers, The. (N. E. Carey) Idler, 27: 9.
Eloquence of the Dumb, The. (P. M. T. Craigie) 65:
626,
El Paso, Texas, Public Library. Lib. J . 28! 333.
Else Tears must come; a story. (Louise Satterthwaite)
Lippinc. 78: 647,
Elsi, Abbott, Legend of. (H. Thurston)Month, 104: 1,
Elsinore again Overhauled. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
991 45°-
— Hamlet’s Castle. (J . H. Twells, jr.) Cosmopol. 37:
347-
—-VVhere the Ghost walked. (F. B. Clark) Chant.
391 427.
Elstob, Elizabeth, an Old-world Governess. (D. W.
Rannie) Fortn. 8o: 81o,=Ecl. M. 142: 2o1.=Liv.
Age, 240: 26.
Elstow, The Name.
Elusive Misogynist, An.
128: 706,
Elusive Ten-dollar Bill, The; a story.
McClure, 22: 413,
Elusive Wedding, The. (E. Flower) Cent. 49: 277.
Elwell, Frank Edwin, and the Battle for American
Art. Arena, 34: 479.
Elwin, Whitwell. Spec. 90: 186.
Ely, Cathedral. Am. Arch. 90: 158.
-—St. Mary’s Church. (G. G. Martin) Sund. M. 34:
(W. W. Skeat) Ath. ’o6, 1: 298,
(H. Vallings) Temp. Bar,
(E. Flower)
9°9-
Elysée Palace. (Camille Gronkowski) Cent. 50: 276.
Emancipation of Cecilia Mason, The. Temp. Bar,
127: 494. =Liv. Age, 238: 544.
Emancipation of Lydia Duroe.
Lippinc. 742 96,
Embalming; Restoration of Dried Tissues.
Wilder) Am. Anthropol. 61 I.
Embarrassment of‘ Expansion; a Porto Rico story.
(C. B. Howard) Cent. 49: 567.
Embers rekindled, The; a story.
Cath. World, 78: 377.
Embden, Judge Alfred. Sat. R. 97: 164.
Emblem of Home, The. (Eleanor Stuart) Scrib. M.
38: 130,
Embroideries, The Royal School of, in Athens.
Dodd) Cent. 50: 120,
Embroideries, Stuart. Art J . 56: 234.
Embroidery, Art of. (S. Dick) Craftsman, 8: 357.
— Austrian Peasant. (A. S. Levetus) Studio (Internat.)
29: 111.
— Cross—stitch. (M. W. Strickland) Craftsman, 4: 197.
—-Decorative, of the 17th Century. (R. E. Head)
Reliquary, 422 14 5.
—- Experiments in. (M. H. Baillie-Scott) Studio (In-
ternat.) 19: 279.
(M. N. Thurston)
(H. H.
(G. V. Christmas)
(A. B.
(H. E. Gorst) Sat. R.
EMBROIDERY
Embroidery, in Muslin; a Vanished (G. Tro-
bridge) M. of Art, 26: 199,
-—— Leek School of, and its Work.
of Arts, 26: 550.
— A Neglected Branch of Woman’s Work,
Martin) Chamb. J . 83! 506.
— of Mad. de Rudder. (M. P. Verneuil) Brush & P.
13: 98.
-—Some Aspects of Ancient and Modern.
Cole) J. Soc. Arts, 53: 956.
Embryology, Intellectual Conditions for Science of.
(W. K. Brooks) Science, 11. s. 15: 444.
-— McMurrich’s “ Human Embryology.” Am. Nat-
ural. 39: 501.
— Relations of, to Medical Progress.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 5.
Emergency Circulation.
(N. Y.) 71: 9.
Emerson, Mary. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic, 48: 155.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. (H. James, sr.) Atlan. 94:
74<>.—Acad. 64: 280.——(Bliss Carman) Lit. W.
(Bost.) 34: 120. —(J. W. Howe) Critic, 42: 411.
—(J. H. Choate) Critic, 43: 212.—- Outl. 74: 210.
—-(C. L. Moore) Dial, 34: 203.——(W. R. Nicoll)
No. Am. 176: 675.—Macmil. 88: 37,—(W, P,
Trent) Bookman, 17: 421. — With portrait. Harv.
Grad. M, 11: 493.——With portraits. Lamp, 26:
317. — With portrait. (M. D. Conway) Open Court,
17: 257. —(E. D. Mead) Bk. News, 22: 6. —(F. B.
Sanborn) Critic, 49: 273. — (E. M. Bowen) Luth.
Q. 35: 418. —Spec. 96: 219.: Liv. Age, 248: 701.
~— and Concord. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 74: 18.
—— and Contemporary Poets. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic,
42: 413,
—— and German Personality.
Q. 8: 93.
—— and Scholars.
14: 383.
-— and Swedenborg. (J . Reed) N. Church R. 10: 434,
— and Transcendentalism. (G. W. Cooke) New Eng.
M. n. s. 28: 264.
— as a Citizen. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 428,
— as Poet. (G. S. Lee) Critic, 42: 416. — (James
Mudge) Meth. R. 63_Z__19.2.
—- as a Public Speaker. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 34: 327.
—— as a Religious Influence. (G. A. Gordon) Atlan.
91: 577-
—— as Seer. (C. W. Eliot) Atlan. 91: 844.
— Bacchus ; one of the World’s Great Poems. (C. Mal-
loy) Arena, 32: 504,
-—— Brahma. (Harvey W. Peck) Arena, 33: 375.
— Cary on. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 37: 366.
— Centenary of Birth, May 25, 1903. (W. R. Thayer)
Harv. Grad. M. 11: 56.— (H. Robbins) World To-
day, 5: 885.— (G. W. Cooke) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
(W. S. Sparrow) M.
(Blay
(Alan S.
(C. S. Minot)
(Leslie M. Shaw) Bank. M.
(K. F rancke) Internat.
(E. W. Emerson) Harv. Grad. M.
ii
293- 1
— Charm of. (J. R. Mosley) Arena, 34: 31.
—- Correspondence with Herman Grimm. (F. W.
Holls) Atlan. 91: 467. — (A. R. Marble) Dial, 35:
13,
—- Doctrines of. (E. R. Sill) Californian, 6: 295,,
—- Early English Criticism of. (T. C. Evans) Lamp,
26: 470.
'— First Editions of. (A. R. Marble) Critic, 42: 430,
——Home of, Concord, Mass. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life
Am. 6: 40.
-— in 1903, (H. W. Mabie) Harper, I06: 903,
— the Individualist. (F. M. Colby) Bookman, 17: 300,
— Influence of. (P. E. More) Indep. 55: 1183,
— —- in Education. (M. E. Sadler) Educa. R. 26: 457.
—— the Man. (R. H. Newton) Arena, 30: 359,
— a Master of Maxims. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 34: 293.
— the Modern. (E. B. Brown) Critic, 142: 440,
202
EMMET
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Nature in the Essays of.
(Mary G. Chawner) New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 215,
-— Ode on. (G. E. Woodberry) Atlan. 91: 867,
—- Our Inheritance in. Cent. 44: 156.
—- Personal Glimpses of, with portraits. (J . Haw-
thorne ; E. W. Emerson) Booklover’s M. 1: 148.
-— Personal Recollections of. (Kate D. Smith) Cali-
fornian, 5: 491.
— A Personal Reminiscence. (D. Macrae) Spec. 90:
972-
— Personality of. (T. W. Higginson) Outl. 74: 221.
—- the Philosopher of Democracy. (J . Dewey) Int. J .
Ethics, 13: 405.
— Philosophy of. (C. M. Bakewell) Philos. R. 12: 525.
-—— and William James. (F. T. Brown) Meth. R.
64= 747.
——Poems of. (C. Malloy) Arena, 31: 138-592. 32:
39-278-
— — Hermione. (C. Malloy) Arena, 33: 65.
— — What Bearing have their Titles? (C. Malloy)
Poet-Lore, 14, no. 3: 65.
— A Reminiscence of. (T. H. Clark) So. Atlan. Q. 4:
284,
— The Sage of Concord. (W. Jerrold) Temp. Bar,
128: 430,
—Sceptic and Pessimist. (B. de Casseres) Critic, 42:
437-
—- The Secret of. (R. Garnett) Ecl. M. 138: 108,
— Self-Reliance; Study Outline. (C. Porter and H.
A. Clarke) Poet-Lore, I4: 111,
— Social Message of. (Owen B. Lovejoy) Arena, 33: 38.
—- the Teacher and the Man. (M. D. Conway) Critic,
42: 404.
— Tribute to. (J . Albee) Indep. 55: 1177.
— Two Unpublished Letters by. Poet-Lore, I4: 104,
— Views of Society and Reform. (W. M. Salter) Int.
J. Ethics, 13: 414,
Emery Wheels. (T. D. Paret) J . Frankl. Inst. I58: 97.
Emigrant, The Coolie. Chamb. J . 82: 225,
Emigrant Ship, To America in an. (Count Vay de
Vaya and Luskod) Monthly R. 25, no. 3: 90.
Emigration. Alien Transmigrants. (M. J . Landa)
Econ. J. 16: 353.
— and Migration. (B. Willson) Canad. M. 25: 497,
— Assisted, from the South. (F. A. Kellor) Char. 15:
II,
—— Control of, in Europe. (James D. Whelpley) No.
Am, 180: 856,
— an Experiment in. (J . H. Richardson) Monthly R.
19, no. 3: 78.
— an International Affair. (J. D. Whelpley) Fortn.
83: 317.=Ecl. M. 144: 668.=Liv. Age, 244: 705.
— The Italian Department in 1904. (G. C. Speranza)
Char. I5: 114. _
— Italy’s Attitude toward her Emigrants.
Tosti) No. Am. 180: 720,
— Unwise Assisted. Sat. R. 100: 393,
Emigration Department of Italy a Mission of Peace.
(G. C. Speranza) Outl. 78: 128,
Emigration Law, The Hungarian. (L. de Levay) No.
Am, 182: 115. “
Emigré, The. (Mary Geoghegan) Temp. Bar, 125: 59,
Emily’s Husband; a story. (L. M. Montgomery)
Canad. M. 22: 78,
Eminence, Universal. (A. C. Lane) Atlan. 89: 265,
Eminent Domain, International. (M. O’Connor) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 34: 62,
—— Right of, in Mass. Am. Arch. 79: 23.
Emir, An. (R. D. 0. Graham) Sat. R. 100: -747,
Emmanuel College, Shuckburgh’s. Ath. ’05, 1: 138,
Emmet, Ellen G. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 48: 333,
Emmet, Robert, Tragedy of. (M. MacDonagh) Cornh.
88: 380.: Ecl. M. 141: 669. =Liv. Age, 239: 7.
(Gustavo
EMMET
Ed. R. 198: 330.
(W. D. Hall) Lamp, 29:
Emmet Insurrection, The.
Emmett, Daniel Decatur.
613,
Emmons, Nathanael. (A. Millard) Am. J . Theol. 6: 17,
Emotion, ZEsthetic, Cult of. (G. Woodhams) Macmil.
87: 457.IEcl. M. 141: 42. — Liv. Age, 237: 501.
— —- Some of the Extra-artistic Elements of. (C.
Dana) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 411.
— and Truth. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68: 642.
—— in Religion. (F. Aveling) Month, 106: 33.
Emotional Expression, Rhythm of. (R. Garnett) Na-
tion, 74: 288,
-— The Riddle of.
Emotions, Problem of the.
chol. I5: 569.
Emotions of an Anonymous Writer. Indep. 59: 727.
Emperor of Germany; the Passing of a Great Title,
1806. (Sophia H. Maclehose) Chamb. J. 83: 564.
Empire, Anatomy of. (A. F. Wallace) Good Words,
44: Xmas no.
— The Arts of. (Sir Walter Ralegh [pseud.]) Na-
tional, 48: I46, '
— Economics of. National, 42: supp.
— Evolution of. (J. A. Cockburn) Nature, 69: 568.
— Miscellany of. (T. A. Seed) Quar. I03: 276.
— State, and Individual, The. (L. H. Hordeen) Un.
Serv. M. 33: 142,
— Tone of. (K. A. Chapman) Good Words, 44:
Xmas no.
Empire Builder, An; a sketch.
Contemp. 87: 692,
Empire-building; its Pleasures and Pains.
meyer) Chamb. J. 792 209.
Empire Day. Spec. 94: 777.
Empiricism and the Absolute.
Mind, 30: 348.
— Radical, as a Logical Method.
Philos. R. 14: 696.
Employees, Enlightened Methods of Treating.
J . Porter) J. Frankl. Inst. I62: 161.
— in Industrial Establishments, Health of.
Palmer) Am. J. Soc; Sci. 43: 94.
— Provision for Comfort of. (J. B. C. Kershaw)
Engin. M. 25: 399.
-— Welfare of, as provided for by National Cash Reg-
ister Co. (C. T. Fugitt) Cassier, 28: 339.
Employers and Employees, Organization of. (J. B.
Phillips) Univ. Colo. Stud. 2: 159.
-— Remuneration of. (S. J. Chapman) Econ. J. 16: 52 3.
Employers’ Association, Chicago. (I. F. Marcosson)
World’s Work, 7: 4309,
Employers’ Association Movement, The. (R. S. Baker)
McClure, 23$ 279.
Employers’ Associations vs. Labor Unions. (W. F.
Willoughby) Q. J. Econ. 20: 110,
Employers’ Liability. (J. T. Newcomb) Nation, 82:
(J. Donovan) Westm. 166: 648,
(G. Spiller) Am. J. Psy-
(Sydney Olivier)
(A. Hof-
(F. C. S. Schiller)
(G. H. Sabine)
(H. F.
(L. M.
440-
-- and Accident. (A. F. Weber) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 256,
— as an Industrial Problem. (R. S. Warner) Green
Bag, 18: I85.
—— Death Claims. (Andrew Hellthaler) Indep. 6!:
156:.
- in France. (B. H. Conner) Green Bag, 18: 225,
— in the United States. (A. A. Bruce) Forum, 33: 46,
—— Was it worth while ? (J. Lewis) Outl. 83: 902,
See Workmen’s Compensation.
Employers’ Liability Legislation. (J. R. Burnet) Am.
J. Soc. 40: 52.
Employers’ Policies in the Industrial Strife. (C. W.
Eliot) Harper, I10: 528,
Employment, Ethics of. (J. G. Leigh) Econ. R. 12:
399-
- The Right to. Westm. I64: 34.
203
ENDOWMENTS
Ems, A Visit to, 50 Years Ago. (Rosa Bonheur) In-
dep- 54= 1991-
Ems Telegram, The Falsification of the.
45: 1°55-
Emulation. (Alice D. Miller) Scrib. M. 33: 723.
Emver, Anthony H., Work of. (W. L. Smedley)
Craftsman, 6: 561,
En Route; a story. (Edna Kenton) Bookman, 19:
National,
258,
Enamel as a Decorative Agent. (S. Howe) Crafts-
man, 22 61.
Enamel Bug in Black Canyon, The. (C. Revere)
Atlan. 95: 30.
Enameling on Metal. (A. Fisher) Studio (Internat.)
16: 108.
— — in America. (E. H. Middleton) Brush & P. 16:
supp. 67.
Enamels and Enamelers. (M. P.-Verneuil) Crafts-
man, 6: 14.
— Cloisonné. Art J. 552 303.
—— Painted, The Art of. (A. Fisher) Studio (Internat.)
I9: I69,
Encampments, Summer. (D. A. Willey) Army & Navy
Life, 9: 17.
Encaustic Portraits, Greek.
7: 142.
Enchanted Mesa, The.
(R. I. Geare) Craftsman,
(Benj. Brooks) Scrib. M. 35:
374-
Encore, An; a story. (Margaret Deland) Harper, I10:
96.
Encyclical Longinqua. Cath. Univ. Bull. 1: 231.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Supplement to, Scientific
Terms in. Nature, 66: 97,
Encyclopaedias, Science in. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Dial,
33‘ 34°-
End of the Age. I. (L. Tolstoi) F ortn. 85: I. Z Liv.
Age. 248= 323-
—II. (L. Tolstoi) Fortn. 85: 203.:-Liv. Age, 248:
643.
End of the Argument, The. (Alice N. Andrews)
Overland, n. s. 39: 793.
End of the Chase, The. (C. Edwardes) Chamb. J. 79:
193.
End of Desire; a story. (R. Herrick) Atlan. 92:
2.
End of the Dream, The. (J. G. Neihardt) Overland,
n. s. 46: 253.
End of a Feud, The; a story.
Luna) Land of Sun. 5: 64.
End of the Feud, The; a story. (C. M. Williams)
Munsey, 29: 31.
End of the Feud, The; a story.
81: 270, 317,
End of an Idyl; a story. (Sara B. Kennedy) Cosmo-
pol. 36: 314.
End of the Journey, The ; a story.
Harper, I10: 936.
End of the Reef. (T. J . Hains) Cent. 48: 561.
End of the Task, The ; a story. (B. Lossing) McClure,
2!: 600.
End of the Tether; a story.
172: 1-68;,
End of the World. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 664.
End of the World, The ; a story. (S. Newcomb) Mc-
Clure, 21: 3.
End pays for All, The.
Bar, 126: 222,
Endless Life, The. (S. M. Crothers) Atlan. 961 442.
Endowment of Learning. (J. Jastrow) Dial, 382 343.
— of Research, Some Aspects of. (H. H. Donaldson)
Science, n. s. 23: 282,
Endowments, Millionaire. (J. A. Hobson) lndep. R.
5: 90. =Ecl. M. 144: 573. = Liv. Age, 245! 13.
(Beatriz Bellido de
(M. C. Skeel) Outl.
(G. E. Channing)
(J . Conrad) Blackw.
(Elizabeth M. Moon) Temp.
ENDOWMENTS
Endowments for Scientific Research. (T. C. Cham-
berlin and others) Science, n. s. 17: 571,
Endurance, Secret of. (W. R. C. Latson) Outing, 47¢
633.
Enduiance Limit, The. (W. B. Foster) Munsey, 35¢
468.
Energetics and Mechanics. (F. Slate] Science, n. s.
19: 511, >
— Theory of, and its Philosophical Bearings. (J . G.
Hibben) Monist, 13: 321.
Energy from Moving Electron, Waste of. (O. Heavi-
side) Nature, 67¢ 6.
— Natural, Utilizing of.
— A New Form of.
Age. 236¢ 445-
—— Ostwald‘s Philosophy of Nature.
—- The Partition of.
161,
— Philosophical Meaning of.
Q- 71 300-
- Principle of the Conservation of. (H. Kleinpeter)
Monist, 14: 378. ‘
— Waste, Utilization of. Science, 11. s. 212 8.
Enghien, Duc d’. (A. Laugel) Nation, 78: 307.
Engine, Binary. (R. H. Thurston) J . F rankl. Inst.
1 5 5: 129,
Engine Billy. (K. Snowden) Sund. M. 34: 70.
Engine—room Affair, An. (A. H. Henderson) Longm.
45: I75.-"-'-Ecl. M. 144: 410.
Engineer and the Architect.
Arch. 85: 59.
—— Coiiperation of. Am. Arch. 83: 60.
— and Construction Company. (R. P. Bolton) Engin.
M, 27: 768,
— and Executive Officers, Against, Combined Training
of. Un. Serv. M. 26: 471,
— as Financier. (R. H. Thurston) Cassier, 23: 332.
—— as a Citizen. (A. C. Humphreys) Science, 11. s. 24:
583.
—- Business Training for the. (A. C. Humphreys) Cas-
sier, 23¢ 633.
— Duty of. (Edgar Marburg)‘ Am. Arch. 78: 46.
-— Education and Training of the. Nature, 74: 33.
-— Life as an. Chamb. J. 83¢ 301.
— Locomotive; the Man who runs the Train.
Hamblen) Munsey, 29¢ 339.
— Reign of the. (H. E. Armstrong) Quar. 198: 462.
— Standards of the Young. (J . P. Munroe) Technol.
R, 8: 402,
— Work of the.
93 253-
Engineer Ofiicers in the British Navy.
Cassier, 27¢ 201.
Engineering, American Government, Army View of.
(W. I. Sibert) Engin. M. 31: 361,
— Bibliography of Works Management.
Engin. M. 27: 626.
—- Commercial Side of.
25: 209.
— General Education for Engineers.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 442,
-— Honorary Degrees in. Science, 11. s. 20: 148,
—— in the Orient. (W. S. Smith) Am. Arch. 80: 29,
— Index to Periodical Literature of Industrial. Engin.
M- 27= 643
—— Legislative.
162: 407,
— Mathematics. in. (Thorburn Reid) Cassier, 26: 457,
— Methods of Teaching. (C. F. Allen) Technol. R. 1:
427.
—— Military, in the National Guard.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 666.
-— Paradoxes in. (A. H. Gibson) Cassier, 30: 232.
(L. Bell) Cassier, 29: 466.
(F. Legge) Acad. 63: 636. =Liv.
Nature, 65: 265.
(W. F. Magie) Science, 11. s. 23:
(W. Ostwald) Internat.
(R. P. Bolton) Am.
(H. E.
(P. Trenchard) Army & Navy Life,
(A. S. Hurd)
(H. Diemer)
(W. M. McFarland) Cassier,
(C. D. Marx)
' (J. C. Trautwine, jr.) J . F rankl. Inst.
(E. Jadwin) J .
204
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Engineering, Prospects in the Profession of. Cornh.
87: 53.
— Relation of Mathematics to. (C. A. Waldo) Science,
11. s. 19: 321.
—— Rough-and-Ready. (E. D. Meier) Cassier, 21: 405.
-— Some Principles of Sound. (Thorburn Reid) Cas-
sier, 30: 527.
-— Training of Apprentices.
M, 26: 380.
—— Value of the Humanistic Studies as a Preparation
for the Study of. (H. C. Sadler) School R. 14: 400.
Engineering College, Work of. (D. S. Jacobus) Sci-
ence, n. s. 23¢ 92.
Engineering Contracts, Penalty Clause in.
Ball) Engin. M. 26: 674,
Engineering Education. (J . Perry) Nature, 66: 530.
-— Address to Engineering Section of the British As-
sociation. (J . Perry) Science, 11. s. 16: 761.
— A Graduate School of Engineering Research. Sci-
ence, n. s. 16: 940,
—- in America and Continental Europe.
don) Nature, 68: 17.
— Society for Promotion of. Science, 11. s. 16: 183.
— Value of the Mechanical Laboratory in. (J . Boul-
vin) Engin. M. 23: 60.
Engineering Exports and Imports, Industrial Depres-
sion and. (W. P. Digby) Engin. M. 30: 705.
—— of Great Britain, Germany, and the U. S. (W. P.
Digby) Engin. M. 29: 321.
Enaneering Finances. (W. D. Marks) J . Frankl. Inst.
161: 197.
Engineering Index, 1896-1900. (M. Merriman) Science,
11. s. 15¢ 539.
Engineering Industries,
Cassier, 21: 330.
Engineering Institutions, Military Duty of the. (G.
W. Melville) Forum, 32: 515.
Engineering Mind, The. (J . C. Sutherland) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 62: 254.
Engineering Projects, Some Remarkable Russian. (R.
E. C. Long) Forum, 33: 15.
Engineering Schools and the Government Landgrant.
(R. H. Fernald) Am. Arch. 81: 84.
— Potency of, and their Imperfections.
son) Science, 11. s. 17: 641,
Engineering Societies of Europe.
gin. M. 26: 520,
(C. E. Downton) Engin.
(W. V.
(A. C. Had-
Standardization in the British.
(D. C. Jack-
(E. H. Suplee) En-
—— Organization and Administration of National. (J .
W. Lieb, jr.) Science, 11. s. 22: 65.
Engineering Works, Commercial Management. (G.
Siebert) Engin. M. 22: 65 3,
Engineer’s Side of it, The. Indep. 59: 443.
Engineers, Canadian vs. United States. (J . Johnston)
Canad. M. 24: 558.
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Cent. 59: 1022.
— in the United States Navy.
sier, 21: 258,
Engines, Combustion. Science, 11. s. 21: 8,
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— Multiple Expansion in Marine Engineering. (W. M.
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— Series Vapor and Heat Waste. (R. H. Thurston)
J. Frankl. Inst. 154: 291, 367, 447,
England after the Boer War. F ortn. 78: 1. = Liv.
Age. 234= 257-=Ec1. M. 132» 381-
- American Invasion of, More Stories of.
Work, 3: 1649.
— Americauization of. (E. Mayo) Forum, 32: 566, —-
(H. W. Horwill) Forum, 33¢ 235.
— and America; Anglo-American Unity Fast Com-
ing. (J . F. Carr) World’s Work, 6: 4016,
(W. H. White) 19th
(G. W. Melville) Cas-
World’s
ENGLAND
England and Athens. (T. E. Kebbel) Blackw. I791
856.
— and the Black Races. (S. Gwynn) Fortn. 791 447.
-— and France. (R. Blennerhassett) I9th Cent. 55:
926.
—- — Agreement between, 1904. (P. Doumer) Na-
tional, 43: 556. = Liv. Age, 242: 137. —— Liv. Age,
241: 445.— (E. Percy) World To-day, 9: 899.—
Spec. 92: 592.
— -— Amity between, Some Promoters of.
Fortn. 80: 132.
—— — Arbitration Treaty.
— — Social and Literary Relation between.
Edward Stuart-Wortley) National, 41: 781.
-— — War of 1803, Causes of. (Waldemar Ekedahl)
Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 82 181.
— and Germany. (C. De Thierry) Un. Serv. M. 33: 27.
— —— Anglophobia in Germany. Contemp. 81: 13.
— — Conversation with Count von Biilow. (J . L.
Bashford) 19th Cent. 56: 873.: Liv. Age, 243:
866.
-— — in Turkey.
901 305.
—— — Relations between, Future of. (J . E. Barker)
19th Cent. 59: 525. I‘-Ecl. M. 146: 532,
See Germany.
—— and the Industrial Revolution.
40: 413.
— and Italy. Fortn. 77: 247,
— and Japan. Would England side with Japan against
(F. Lees)
(H. Davis) Indep. 56: 136.
(Mrs.
(A Traveler in the East) Contemp.
(F. A. Ogg) Chant.
the U. S. ? (Mayo W. Hazeltine) No. Am. 183:
1280. .
——- and Little States. (D. C. Boulger) 19th Cent. 51:
1023,
— and Russia. Diplomacy of First Half of 18th Cen-
tury. (Mrs. D’Arcy_Collyer) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s.
14: 143.
~—— -— Obstacles to a Convention between. (E. J . Dil-
lon) Contemp. 86: 41,
— and the Russo-Japanese War.
178: 328. 4
—- and Scotland, Journey in 1584-85. (L. von Wedel)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 91 223.
— and the U. S. Anglo-American Friendship. (W.
(U. D. Eddy) World’s
(S. Brooks) No. Am.
H. Carter) No. Am. 177: 204.
— — Our Special Partner.
Work, 31' 1645,
—-— and Wales, Note Circulation in. Bank. M. (Lond.)
74‘ 557-
—— Viewed Geographically. (H. R. Mill) Geog. J.
24: 621.
— Annexation of, Tercentenary of. (R. S. Rait) Fortn.
791 497.
— Antiquities. Story of an Old Race told by itself.
(A. Herbert) Contemp. 85: 99.
-— Art and Humor in. (E. R. Pennell) Nation, 77: 378.
— as seen by Africans. (H. Mukasa) Booklover’s M.
5: 219,
— as seen by an American Business Man.
rich) World’s Work, 4: 2570,
— Author-politicians in. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 56:
1326. 57: 780.
—— Belgium, and Holland. (Y .) Fortn. 86: 265,
— By Way of Southampton to London. (W. D. How-
ells) Harper, 113: 892.
—- Castles of the Conquest of. Archseol. 58: 313,
— Catholic, in the Olden Time. (W. Seton) Cath.
World, 78: 585.
—-— Church of. See Church of England.
——- Coast Defense. (Major Hoenig) Pall Mall M. 26: 230,
— Collapse of. (W. S. Lilly) Fortn. 77: 771,
—— Commerce of, How Englishmen are Destroying.
(F. S. Tatham) Monthly R. 17, no. 1: 146.
(A. Good-
ME
ENGLAND
England, Commerce of. Our Position in Foreign Mar-
kets. (J . H. Schooling) National, 47: 126, '
— Commercial Policy, Proposed Reversal of. (L. Bren-
tano) Fortn. go: 212.
— Commercial Supremacy of, Impending Loss of.
(“Jolet Capel ”) Westm. 157: 163.
— Constitution, The Paralysis of the. (A. V. Dicey)
Contemp. 88: 305. =Liv. Age, 246: 3.
—— Constitutional Phases of History of, in the 17th
Century. (J . O. Pierce) Am. Law R. 37: 26.
—— Continental Dislike of. (M. Nordau) National, 38:
838.
— Country Life in. (Lady C. Campbell) Munsey, 27:
fin
-— A Countryside Forlorn. (E. E. Williams) National,
4°: 553-
— Court and Society in; Letters of the French Am-
bassadress. (M. K. Waddington) Scrib. M. 33:
39-195-
— Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Bates) Chaut. 451 I7.
— Description of. (F. W. Cornish) Cornh. 94: 340.
— Deserted Villages in. Ecl. M. 146: 436,
— Early Stuarts and the Interregnum State Papers.
(Mrs. S. C. Lomas) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 163 97.
— The Economic Hesitation in. (D. MacG. Means)
Nation, 81: 316,
— Education in, before the Reformation.
ard) Month, 104: 284,
See Education in England.
— Educational Movement in. (W. K. Hill) School R.
10: 649.
— Educational Peril of. Fortn. 77: 497.
— Educational Situation in, 1904. (F. Watson) School
R. 13: 105.
— Eighty Years Ago.
Ecl. M. 140: 533.
-- Electoral Corruption in, in the Old Days.
tow) No. Am. 182: 275.
— February in. (Edward Thomas) Atlan. 89: 209.
—- Fighting for the Crown in Shropshire. Gent. M.
n. s. 76: 155.
— Fighting Power of. (F. N. Maude) Macmil. 88: 14.
— Finance, Liberal, Prospects of. (R. Giffen) I9th
Cent. 59: 885. -
(Katharine L.
(J . S. Shep-
(G. Rooper) Longm. 41: 213. =
(A. Pot-
—- Financial Relation between Localities in. (E. Can-
nan) Econ. J. 131 6.
— Food Supply, American Control of. (J . D. Whelp-
ley) No. Am. 174: 796.
— — Defense of the Grain Route.
19th Cent. 57: 632.
—- Foreign Trade and the Money Market.
ter) Monthly R. 14, no. 1: 1.
— Foreigners in. (J . H. Schooling) F ortn. 82: 880.
—- France, Germany, and the Peace of the World.
(F. de Pressensé) Contemp. 88: 153.=Liv. Age,
246: 589. .
— Free Churchism in, Evangelical Basis of. '(P. T.
Forsyth) Contemp. 81: 680,
— Free Trade or Protection for. (J . B. Crozier) Fortn.
771 427-
—— French Invasion of; the False Alarm of 1804.
(Eliz. Grierson) Chamb. J . 81: 49.
—- Friends of, Peel on. (F. A. Ogg) Dial, 39: 88.
-— The Garden of; its Literary Fertility. (W. Scott
King) Chamb. J. 81: 433.
— Genealogical Research in.
58: 184, 285.
— Geographical Distribution of Vegetation of the
Basins of the Rivers Eden, Wear, and Tyne.
(F. J. Lewis) Geog. J. 23: 313. 24: 267,
— Germany, and Austria. (R. Blennerhassett) 19th
Cent. 551 707.
(P. T. McGrath)
(F. Schus—
(J. H. Lea) N. E. Reg.
1 "d'L’_.*_t'-
, - .
ENGLAND an
England, A Glimpse of Old. (D. Baxter) Cath. World,
791 1S9-
- Going, going, gone. (W. Sichel) Monthly R. 18,
no 1: 1.
- Governance of, Low on. (D. MacG. Means) Nation,
80: 400,
- The Heart of. (J . Corbin) Scrib. M. 31: 259,
- History for Twenty-five Years. Ed. R. 201: 271.
- - The Making of Greater Britain. (F. A. Ogg)
Chant. 36: 127. .
- - Modern Bibliography needed. (G. W. Prothero)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 17: vii.
-— -— Oman’s. (E. D. Adams) Dial, 39: 38.
- - Recent Works in. (E. Fuller) Bookman, 23: 286.
- - Terry’s. (G. E. Howard) Am. Hist. R. 7: 543.
- Homelessness of the Agricultural Laborer. (D. C.
Pedder) Contemp. 81: 846.
- How it strikes an Australian. (J . H. M. Abbott)
Spec, 95: 220-424,
- Impending Changes in. (C. F. G. Masterman) Indep.
R, 4: 161,
- Imperial. (C. F. Lavell) Chant. 44: I7, 289.
- in 1856-80, Walpole’s History of. Nation, 79: 139.
- in the 14th Century, Life in. (W. Seton) Cath.
World, 76: 531.
- in 1901. (R. B. Johnson) Atlan. 89: 64.
- in 1902. (R. B. Johnson) Atlan. 91: 118,
- in 1903. (J . B. Crozier) Fortn. 79: 7o.
- in Leading Strings. Contemp. 86: 213,
- in the Mediterranean, Corbett’s. (C. W. C. Colby)
Nation, 79: 377.
- In Poor Man’s. (W. H. Allen) Chaut. 41: 264,
- Industrial and Social History of, Cheyney’s. (K.
Coman) Am. Hist. R. 7: 339.
- Industrial Crisis in. (H. Hodgson) Westm. 157:
4°5-
— Industrial Condition of, 1905. (R. H. I. Palgrave)
National, 45: 149.
- Industry and Commerce in Modern Times, Cun-
ningham’s Growth of. (J . Davidson) Econ. J . I 5:
205,
- Industry in, “ Decline ” of. (F. J . Whiting) Nation,
77= 336.
- Invasion of. (A. White) Monthly R. 21, no. 2: 57.
- King of ; his Prerogatives and Disabilities. (Mi-
chael McDonagh) Good Words, 43: I5 3. =Ecl. M.
138: 740,
- - in Politics. (E. Robertson) Pall Mall M. 27: 173.
- Last Royal Veto. (W. Everett) Atlan. 92: 767.
--Law Reform in. (Sir H. Fowler) Am. Law R. 36:
168.
-- Life in, in the _12th and 13th Centuries. (W. Seton)
Cath. World, 76: 351.
— - in the 14th and 15th Centuries. (W. Seton) Cath.
World, 76: 636, .
- - in the 16th Century. (W. Seton) Cath. World,
76: 761.
-—- Materialism of. (H. W. Massingham) Contemp.
85: 841, .
- Mediaeval, The Social Life of. Antiq. n. s. 40:
212,
— Midland Revolt and Inquisitions of Depopulation of
1607. (E. F. Gay) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 18: 195.
- Military Training for the Youth. (Lord Methuen)
19th Cent. 57: 238.
- Mission in the Far East. Blackw. I79: 427.
- Modern, The Approach to. Church Q. 60: 285,
- Municipal Socialism in. (J . Boyle) Munic. Aif. 6:
268.
- A Nation of Shop-keepers. Sat. R. 932 59!.
—— Naval Supremacy of. Un. Serv. M. 33: 469.
- Norman Conquest and Invasion of. (G. Hill) Antiq.
n. s. 40: 208.

ENGLAND
England. Nouveaux-richesinthe 14th Century. (Alice
Law) Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 9: 49.
- of Arthur Young and W. Corbett. (A. I. Shand)
Cornh. 86: 388.
- Parliament and Persons in. (J . McCarthy) Indep.
58: 1056.
— Passing of the House of Hanover. (E. Clavering)
Munsey, 27: 512.
- Political and other Life in. (J . McCarthy) Indep.
59‘ 32°-
- Political Corruption in. (E. Porritt) No. Am. 183:
995~
- Political Crisis in. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 58: 299.
— Political History of, ed. by Hunt and Poole. (St.
G. L. Sioussat) Dial, 40: 122,
- Politics and Literature in. (J . McCarthy) Indep.
56= 379-
- - Thoughts on the Present Discontents. (F. Har-
rison) Fortn. 83: 1.
- Power of, Agitation Against. (A. Vambéry) 19th
Cent. 53: 353.
- Protection Policy of, Effect on U. S. (T. Williams)
Booklover’s M. 3: I 5 5.
- Public Men and Publications in. (J . McCarthy)
Indep. 58: 818,
-Rebellion of the Earls, 1569. (R. R. Reid) Roy.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 20: 171.
— Rebellion of 1642, Clarendon’s History of. (C. H.
Firth) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 26, 246,
- Recent Events in. (E. Porritt) Outl. 83: 80,
— Regalia of. (J . H. T. Perkins) Good Words, 43:
III,
- Religious Forecast in. (A. T. Innes) Am. J . Theol.
8: 625,
— Religious Troubles in, 1642-43. Dub. R. 1311
333-
— Rising Men of. (I. N. Ford) Munsey, 31: 543.
- Romans in. (M. Reed) Temp. Bar, 130: 481,
- Royal Family of. (O. Browning) Cent. 42: 245.
- Rural. (W. W. Fowler) Putnam, I: 147. -(L. R.
Phelps) Econ. R. 13', 129.
—- from Within. (E. F. Buhner) Indep. R. 6, no.
4: 161,
- - Haggard’s. (C. B. R. Kent) ‘Longm. I2: 26. —-
(L. L. Price) Econ. J. 13: 204.
- - Needs of. (H. R. Haggard) Quar. I97: 540,
- Scenery of. (J . Lubbock) Nature, 65: 490.
- - Lubbock on. Nation, 74: 369.
- Sea-coast of, Wheeler on. Nature, 65: supp.
- Sea Power of, Beginnings of. (C. F. Lavell) Chant.
443 17-
- since the Making of Peace, Sept. 1905. (J . Mc-
Carthy) Indep. 59: 862,
- Social. Antiq. n. s. 40: 369,
- - History of. Antiq. n. s. 38: 367.
- — - according to “ Punch.” (L. Strachey) Critic,
44‘ 54-
- Social Life in. (Mrs. F. Harrison) Cornh. 89: 187.
- (Lady Henry Somerset) Cosmopol. 36: 131.
- Social Problems of. (C. F. G. Masterman) Indep.
R. 2: 497.
- Some Candid Impressions of; by a German Resi-
dent. National, 45: 625.
- Some French Impressions of. (S. G. Tallentyre)
Monthly R. 25, no. 3: 59.
- Some Men and Some Books in. (J . McCarthy) In-
dep. 58: 75.
-Sport in the Middle Ages in. (W. H. Legge)
Blackw. 176: 797.
- Stride towards Democracy. (S. Brooks) Outl. 82:
797-
- through French Spectacles. (A. Colin) Quar. 195:
501,
' — What is Truth about ?
. ENGLAND
England, under the Stuarts. (G. Trevelyan) Monthly
R. 20, no. I: 147.-Ath. ’<>5, I: 135. (C. W. Colby)
Nation, 81: 366.
-—— Upper Classes under Former Edwards.
J ebb) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 273.
-— Village Life in. (V. Brooke-Hunt) Outl. 77$ 55.
— A Vision of. (C. R. Buxton) Indep. R. 71 I49.
—— Westminster Bridge to Eastborne. Blackw. I73!
820.
—— What is the Matter with? (A. Henry) Westm. I662
638
(H. H.
(C. Battell Loomis) Book-
man, 24: 216,
-— What we are Thinking about in, 1904.
thy) Indep. 56: 75.
— Women of, Present Disabilities of the.
Fortn. 86: 135.
See Great Britain.
England’s Double Problem of Migration. (H. Vincent)
Char. 13: 59.
Eugland’s Relief Problem, Some Factors in. Char.
(J . McCar-
(A. Grove)
15. 58 5.
Englands, The Two; North and South. Spec. 922 563.
-'—"- Liv. Age, 241: 442,
English as an Art Study. (W. Schuyler) School R. 12:
716,
—- College. (C. F. Stevens) Educa. 27: 101.
—- College Admission Paper in, Setting of a.
S. Lowell) School R. I0: 755.
-— College Entrance Examinations in.
derbilt Univ. Q. 42 3.
— College Entrance Requirements in, Investigation
into. (R. N. Bowles) School R. 12: 331.
— — Recommendations of Committee on. (C. L. Han-
son) School R. 12: 330.
-— —— Report of the Delegates to the Conference on
Uniform. (M. A. Jordan) School R. I 32 795.
— Courses of Study in, for the Primary and the Lower
Grammar Grades. (M. C. Moore) School R. 11:
746.
— —- for the Upper Grammar and the High School
(D. O.
(R. Jones) Van-
Grades. (P. Horne) School R. 11: 753.
—— -—— Teacher’s Qualifications for. (F. W. Lewis)
Educa. 232 I5.
—— Curriculum in, Recent History and Present Status
of. (J. H. Harris) School R. 10: 566.
— Experiment in Teaching. (E. S. Johnson) School
R. 10: 666.
— Facts and Fictions in.
12: 361.
—- Fossilization among Teachers of. (F. C. Bailey)
School R. 131 712.
(M. A. Jordan) School R.
- Freshman. (C. S. Baldwin) Educa. R. 32: 385,
48'.
— Hal-Jvard Examination in. (J . G. Hart) School R.
12: 329.
-—— High School. (Eugene Bouton) Educa. 25: 36.
— — Experiment in. (A. Abbott) School R. 12: 5 50.
~— in the College. (S. C. Hart) School R. 10: 364.
~—- in the Elementary School. (L. E. Wolfe) Educa. R.
28: 1'2, 7
- - Teadhing of. (K. H. Shute) School R. 10: 332.
— in the Secondary Schools. (D. O. S. Lowell) School
R. 10: 351. —(F. H. Sykes) School R. 14: 157,
—— Instruction in, as related to other Branches.
F. Lange) Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 169,
— The King’s. (H. Lamont) Nation, 83: 29.
-— Mastery of, by the Study of Latin. (L. C. Hull)
School R. 11: 665.
— Method of Teaching.
(A.
(C. M. Lewis) School R. 11:
I87.
— of Doctors’ Dissertations. (H. Lamont) Nation, 74:
206.
207
ENGLISH
English, Practical Studies in. (B. A. Heydrick)
Chaut. 36: 47—49o_ 37: 43, 159, 263.
— Prgparatory for College. (G. W. Benedict) Educa.
Z = 534-
— Present Status of. Acad. 64: 440.
— Secondary, The Vital in Teaching.
School R. 14: 469,
— Slovenly Speaking of. (Sarah W. Hiestand) Na-
tion, 82: 72.
—— Some Backgrounds of. (C. E. Blake) Outl. 78: 528.
— Standard of Usage. (T. R. Lounsbury) Harper,
III: 35.
— Study of. (J . I. Manatt) Indep. 55: 1669.
——- ——- as an Instrument of Christian Culture.
Whitney) Bib. Sac. 60: 698.
— — Constructive Side of. (R. M. Kavana) School R.
10: 298.
— —- Outline in. (E. J . Bailey) Educa. 25: 50.
—- — Situation as to. (S. Thurber) School R. 11: 169,
—— Teacher of, Aspect of the Work of. (E. D. Cabell)
School R. 13: 560,
— Teaching Elementary.
uca. R. 30: 303.
— Teaching of. Ath. ’o5, 2: 4oo.-- (M. F. Egan) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 1: 5i3.——(A. F. Chamberlain) Peda-
gog. Sem. 9: 161.
—— — Suggestions on. (Mary E. Coppersmith) Pedagog.
Sem. I3: 461.
-— Units in, Time Requirements in.
School R. 121 64.
— University Teaching of. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
83: 387. '
—- Why it is Dying.
(W. M. Cole)
(H. M.
(Martha H. Shackford) Ed-
(E. H. Lewis)
(W. M. Lightbody) Westm. 14g:
415-
See English Literature.
English, The, in America.
35: 202,
—— Insularity of the. (A. H. Adams) I9th Cent. 592 667.
— ——- and Imperial Federation. ‘ (T. J. Allan) 19th
Cent. 60: 437.
— Recent Impressions of the.
per, 106: 929,
English and American Cousins.
Atlan. 93: 184,
English and Indian; a study.
Monthly R. 9, no. 22 133.
English Archives, Genealogical Gleanings among. (J .
H. Lea) N. E. Reg. 56: 84-402. 57: 93, 216, 310.
58: 311, 396, 59: I01, 172,
English Bar, The. (J . Walton) Month, 104: 481. ,
English Borough Courts. (S. D. Cole) Law Q. I8: 376.
English Cell of a Norman Abbey. (J . G. Sieveking)
Antiq. n. s. 41: 265,
English Channel Trip Years Ago.
R. 100: 367.
English Composition.
426.
——- Model in. (Catherine A. Dole) Educa. 242 426.
— Undergraduate Study of. (W. E. Mead) School R.
10: 317,
English Country Houses, Treasures of. Spec. 921 4°7-
English Country Town and Country House, An. (W.
D. Howells) Harper, I13: 165,
English Culture, Johnson on. (G. H. Stempel) Dial,
37¢ 3°4-
English Dictionary, Murray’s, Outjet—Ozyat.
’o4, 1: 684.
——- — P-Pargeted. Ath. ’o4, 2: 200; Reactively—Ree,
(H. N. Casson) Munsey,
(H. C. Merwin) Har-
(T. W. Higginson)
(Cornelia Sorabji)
(A. I. Shand) Sat.
(J . M. Greenwood) Educa. 221
Ath.
374.
English Drama of To-day. (H. A. Beers) No. Am.
180: 746.
— The Past and Future of. Acad. 67: 70-168.
See also Mystery Plays.
ENGLISH
English Duchesses, The. (R. D. Blumenfeld) Mun-
sey, 574- 7
English Exile, Count Tallard’s. (A. Stapleton) Antiq.
n. s. 41: 462.
English Girl, The Young, Self-portrayed. (Countess
of Jersey) 19th Cent. 51: 456.
English Grammar,_Reviva1 of. (A. H. Tolman) School
R. 10: 157.
English Homes of American Women. (Marion Ellis-
ton) Booklover’s M. 6: 41, '
English Housekeeping, American Wives and.
Lane) Fortn. 77: 997. =Ecl. M. 139: 301,
English Idiom, Story of an. (T. R. Lounsbury) Har-
per, 109: 28.
English Idiosyncrasies.
181: 649, 897.
English Inns. (Ralph D. Cleveland) World To-day,
8: 640,
English Institutions, National, in Rome during the
14th Century. (W. J . D. Croke) Dub. R. 134: 274.
English Judicature, Century of. (Van V. Veeder)
Green Bag, 14: 27, 71,
English Language, The.
M. 6: 199.
-— as a Foreign Language.
470.
- as spoken in the West.Indies.
Gent. M. n. s. 70: 36.
—— Christian Tradition and Popular Speech.
Gales) National, 47: 117.
—— Conflicting Ideals in the Teaching of. (M. E. Mead)
Educa. R. 25: 275.
— Development of. (Brander Matthews) Munsey, 30:
695.
—— Developments in the Teaching of. (E. K. Broadus)
Educa. 23: 502.
— Foreign Words in. (Brander Matthews) Harper,
107: 476.
-—- in the Home. Outl. 73: 759.
— Is it becoming Corrupt ? (T. R. Lounsbury) Har-
per, IO8: 108, 193,
— The Language we speak. (E. Wood) Munsey, 32:86.
—— Making of, Bradley’s. Spec. 92: 962.
-— Notes on the Growth of. (S. C. Walker) Macmil.
92: 216.
— Our Unhappy Language. Macmil. 86: 122,
—- Pedantic Usage. (T. R. Lounsbury) Harper, 112:
(A. E.
(W. D. Howells) No. Am.
(Henry James) Booklover’s
(A. D. Weeks) Educa. 24:
(A. R. Loscombe)
(R. L.
739-
- Schoolmastering the Speech. (T. R. Lounsbury)
Harper, 112: 457.
— Study of. (A. E. Tuttle) School R. 14: 204,
—— Study of the History of. (F. Tupper, jr.) School R.
14: 191,
—Taste vs. Rule in. (W. H. Johnson) Nation, 83:
455-
-- Teaching to Foreigners in the Elementary Schools.
(J. H. Wade) Educa. R. 27: 355,
— Uncertainties of Usage. (T. R. Lounsbury) Har-
per, 111: 429,
English Law; Court of Criminal Appeal. (T. Baty)
Macmil. 91: 225,
English Lawns and Literary Folk.
Atlan. 97: 817.
English Liberal Leaders, with portraits.
land) Booklover’s M. 4: 187.
English Literature. After the Reaction. (C. F. G.
Masterman) Contemp. 86: 815.:-Liv. Age, 244:
193.
— and Society in the 18th Century, Leslie Stephen on.
Ath. ’04, 1: 391. —— (C. S. Northup) Dial, 37: 11, -
Spec. 92: 669.
—— Examination in, with Some Select Blunders. (H. C.
Beeching) Cornh. 92: 760.: Liv. Age, 248: 79.
(J . Hawthorne)
(F. A. Ac-
208
ENGLISH
English Literature, Garnett and Gosse’s History of.
Ath. ’04, 1: 424.— (M. Schuyler) Lamp, 27: 50,
197. 28: 389. —Monthly R. 15, no. 3: 14. — Sat.
R. 97: 113.
— Golden Age Regrets. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 101:
485. 520. 583. = E01. M- 146; 551. =Liv. Age, 250;
92-
- History of. (VV. P. Trent) Internat. Q. 8: 190,
— in France. (H. D. Davray) Acad. 65: 172.
-— in the Schools as an Ally of Religion. (O. S. Davis)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 2: 205.
—- in Secondary Schools, The Fate of. (R. N. White-
ford) Dial, 38: 35.
- Later, Indebtedness of, to Earlier. (T. W. Hunt)
Bib. Sac. 62: 90.
— Monographs on. (D. R. Keys) Canad. M. 26: 331.
— since 1879, Edmund Gosse on. Acad. 63: 177. =
Eel. M. 139: 626,
-—- Study of. (W. E. Aiken) Educa. 26: 36.—(J. E.
Colburn) SchoolR. 14: 178.
— Study of the History of. (S. Axson) School R. 14:
164,
— To—day. (E. Dowden) Outl. 71: 229,
— Who are the Great Modern Writers? (M. Beer-
bohm) Sat. R. 93: 595.
See English.
English Lyric Poetry, History of. (T. W. Hunt) Bib.
Sac. 63: 688.
English Manor, An Old.
English Men of Letters.
20: 296,
— Emily Lawless’s. Ath. ’04, 2: 408.
English Novel, The Russian Novel and. (A. E. Cross)
Chaut. 37: 185.
English Parish, What happened to the.
Webb) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 438.
English Peasantry, The Old.. (G. Bartram) Macmil.
92: 259-
English People; are they too Genteel?
Turner) Longm. 45: 501,
— Political Psychology of, Boutmy on. Ath. ’o4, 1:
620. —Spec. 92: 922. — (A. L. Lowell) Am. Hist.
R, 7: 360.
English Pictures in France ; Cheramy’s Collection.
(H. Frantz) M. of Art, 26: 108,
English Poetry and English History. (G. Smith) Am.
Hist. R. I0: 28.: Canad. M. 26: 323.
— Courthope’s History of. Vols. 3, 4. Ath. ’03, 2:
785-
—— Future of. (H. Newbolt) Internat. Q. 9: 366.
—- Liddell’s Introduction to Scientific Study of. Ath.
’<>2. 2= 545-
- of 16th Century, Classic Versification in.
Lancaster) Sewanee, 11: 467,
— Old, Lyric Elements in. (E. M. Daschbach) Cath.
World, 79: 74.
-— Prospects of. (G. Saintsbury) Indep. 56: 432.
—- Shakespeare to Pope, Courthope’s. Church Q. 58:
3°7-
-—- hat it owes to Young People. (F. E. Clark) No.
Am, 182: 25 5.
English Policy toward America in 1790-91. Am. Hist.
R. 7: 706.
English Politicians, Courage among. (A. V. Dicey)
Nation, 76: 328.
English Preparatory Schools. (J . Tetlow) Educa. R.
(W. Davis) Month, 106: 606.
(G. W. Smalley) McClure,
(S. and B.
(Reginald
(H. C.
cm 304.
English Prose, Development of. (T. W. Hunt) Bib.
Sac. 63: 42.
—— Golden Age of. (E. Dowden) Quar. I96: 82.
English Records should be preserved and studied as
French are at Ecole des Chartes. (F. Y. Powell)
Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 11: 31.
‘ Enteric Fever, Prevention of, in War.
ENGLISH
English Reform, The Great Era of.
Chant. 40: 511,
English Reserve. (Louise I. Guiney) Scrib. M. 39: 757.
English Social Life. (M. Fennell) Month, 104: 256.
English Society during the Wars of the Roses. (A. E.
Radice) Antiq. n. s. 40: 229, 269, 330, 356.
English Statesmen. (G. W. Smalley) McClure, I8:
216, I9: 49,
English Style and some French Novels. (Margaret L.
Woods) I9th Cent. 54: 1026. = Liv. Age, 240:
(F. A. Ogg)
9:-
—- Machinery and. (R. L. O’Brien) Atlan. 942 464.
English Theater, Ancestry of the. (C. H. Grabo)
Chaut.441 211.
English Towns, how they are managed. (C. H. Harts-
horne) Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 91.
English Trade under the First of the Stuarts. (C.
Menmuir) Gent. M. n. s. .751 35.
English Traits. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 25: 466.
English Trip, 9 weeks, 8125. (A. W. Gleason) Ctry
Life A1n. I0: 169,
English Verse, On the Writing of. (C. Oman) Cornh.
86: 520,
— Study of. (H. van Dyke) Atlan. 92: 469.
English Villages, Beauty of. Spec. 94: 814.
English Women Novelists. Bonnell’s Charlotte Bronté,
George Eliot, Jane Austen. (W. C. Brownell)
Lamp, 26: 121,
Englishman at the Court of Akbar. Gent. M. n. s.
77: 128,
— The, of Tradition. Spec. 95: 218.
Englishmen in Foreign Service. (M. F. Johnston)
Fortn. 86: 902.
— The “ Tonelessness ” of. Spec. 95: 422.
Englishwoman of the 18th Century. (J . A. Nicklin)
Macmil. 92: 296.: Liv. Age, 246: 734.
Engraving in a Single Spiral Line. M. of Art, 27: 567.
— in the Stone Age. Nature, 72: 81,
— Line, Famous Masters of. Brush & P. 11: 206.
— Wood, American. Studio (Internat.) I8: xcix,
Enigma of Life. (M. Jayne) Westm. I59: 652.
Enlightenment of Ridgeville, The; ..a story. (M. Ken-
nedy) Cosmopol. 37: 307.
Enlisted Man’s Contract.
Serv. Inst. 38: 199, 418.
Enlistment. (H. B. F arrar) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 8,
-— Voluntary. (T. Innes) Un. Serv. M. 30: 127.
Enneking, John J ., Art of, with portrait. (J . B. Rit-
tenhouse) Brush & P. 10: 335.
Ennodius, Latinity of. (J . J . Trahey) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 11: 327.
Enoch, Book of. (R. H. Charles) Am. J. Theol. 7:
689
(E. M. Johnson) J. Mil.
“ ’En1'-ietter.” (Eliz. R. Pennell) Lippinc. 75: 93.
(Hill-Climo)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 629,
Enteropneusta, Revised Classification of the. (VV. E.
Ritter) Am. Natural. 36: 590.
“Enterprise,” The; a Charmed American Warship.
(J . R. Spears) Harper, 104: 927,
Entertaining. (A. E. Lane) Fortn. 81: 471,
—-— Art of. (Mrs. Wilson Woodrow) Cosmopol. 3 5: 597,
—-— An Evening’s. (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 38: no p.
— Risking Life for. (C. R. Sherlock) Cosmopol. 35:
613.
Entomology at St. Louis Fair. Science, n. s. 20: 769,
Entrance Requirements in English. (J . M. Owen)
Educa. 25: 619.
Entropy. (J . Perry) Nature, 57: 602.
— Practical Aspect of. (Jos. H. Hart) Engin. M. 31:
565-
Environment, Environment and.
ternat. Q. 8: 147.
(J . G. Brooks) In-
209
EPISTEMOLOGY
Environment, Individual Adaptation to.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 440,
Eocene Mammalia, in the Marsh Collection, Peabody
Museum. (J . L. Wortman) Am. J . Sci. 153: 39-
443. 165: 165-419. 166: 345. 167: 23-203.
Eolithic Controversy, The. (J. R. Larkby; W. A.
Dutt) Knowl. n. s. 3: 332, 399.
Eolithic Problem, The. (G. G. Maccurdy) Am. An-
throp. 7: 425.
Eoliths, Origin of, Boule on. Nature, 72: 635.
(J . H. Bair)
Eon de Beaumont, Chevalier, Mystery of. (A. Lang)
Cornh. go: 349.
Epernay, France, Locomotive Works at. (C. R. King)
Engin. M. 29: 657.
Ephesus, the Home of Religion.
Lamp, 29: 27.
— Sojourn of the Apostle John at.
J. Theol. 9: 643.
—— Treasures from the Artemisium at. (G. B. Dibble)
Nation, 83: 400. '
— Worship of Virgin Mary at.
Expos. 6th ser. I2: 81,
Ephod, The. (T. C. F oote) J . Bib. Lit. 21: 1,
Epic, Distinction between Art-epic and F olk-epic.
(C. B. Bradley) Calif. Univ. Chron. 82 377.
Epic of the Oak. (Ray E. Chase) Overland, n. s. 46:
21,
Epic Novel, The. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, I9: 42.
Epictetus, Crossley’s Translation. Spec. 91: 134.
— Notes from the Lecture-room of. (E. A. Abbott)
Expos. 7th ser. 11 I32.
Epicurea. (W. A. Heidel) Am. J . Philol. 23: 185.
Epicureanism, New. Spec. 93: 280. = Liv. Age, 243:
123.=Ec1. M. 143: 746.
Epidaurus, Corinthian Capitals from. (C. S. Kaiser)
Am. Arch. 84: 47.
— An Unusual Approach to. (R. B. Richardson) In-
den 54= 734-
Epidemics en route.
(R. B. Richardson)
(C. Clemen) Am.
(W. M. Ramsay)
(C. W. Saleeby) Liv. Age, 247:
252.
Epidiascope, The. (A. D. Mead) Science, 11. s. 21: 152.
Epigram, The, and Martial. (F. B. R. Hellems) Poet-
Lore, 16, no. 4: 67.
Epigrams, American. (Brander Matthews) Harper,
107: 862,
-— The Best Prose. (A. Penn) Munsey, 3 5: 610.
— A Handful of. (Brander Matthews) Munsey, 34:
728, .
- 17th Century. (E. Gosse) Harper, 112: 33.
Epigraphia Zeylanica. (H. C. Norman) Asia. R. 39:
146.
Epilepsy, Study and Treatment of. Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 456,
Epileptics, Conditions at the New York State Colony
for. (W. P. Spratling) Char. 15: 859,
—-— Craig Colony for. (W. P. Spratling) World To-day,
5: 890.
Epinay, Madame d’, and her Circle. Ed. R. 195: 157.
Episcopacy and Reunion. Church Q. 54: 178.
— High Church, Origin of. (A. C. McGiffert) Am. J -
Theol. 6: 417.
—— Our, A Study into Doctrine of the Fathers.
Miller) Meth. R. 65: 392.
Episcopal Budgets. (A. Fellows) Westm. 163: 299.
Episcopal Supervision for Eastern Asia. (D. H. Moore)
Meth. R. 64: 177.
Episode in Elinor’s Life, An; a story. (M. J. Rey-
nolds) Munsey, 29: 665.
Episode of Teacup Canyon, An; a story. (F. Savile)
Munsey, 30: 189.
Episodes of Journalism. (F. E. LeuPP) Cent. 42: 314.
Epistemology and Ethical Method. (A. Lefevre)
Philos. R. 11: 557.
(R. T.
EPISTOLARY
Epistolary Anachronism. (M. Cruikshank) Munsey,
30: 19.
Epitaph and a Ghost, An; a story.
Harper, I09: 846.
Epitaphs; California’s Graveyard Literature.
Atkins) Overland, n. s. 39: 897.
Epworth League, Exine and the. (W. F. Warren)
Meth. R. 66: 757.
Equality. (S. M. Jones) Craftsman, 9: 261,
— A New. (W. I. Cranford) So. Atlan. Q. It 66,
Equations, Cajori’s Modern Theory of. (J . Pierpont)
Science, 11. s. 21: 101,
— Surface Tensions ; Molecular Forces.
ley) Science, n. s. 17: 869.
Equatoria, To. (A. Balfour) Blackw. I79: 209.
Equatorial Islands, Our. (J . D. Hague) Cent. 421 653.
Equinoctial Disturbance; a story. (Trumbull White)
Cosmopol. 35: 217.
Equisetum, Afiinities of the.
Natural. 39: 273.
Equitable Life Assurance Society, British Confidence
in. Sat. R. 100: 617,
—— Controversy in. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 80: I46,
-—— Mr. Hendrick’s Report. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 80:
(A. M. Roach)
(David
(E. H. Haw-
(D. H. Campbell) Am.
515-
- The New Turn in the Case. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
80: 472.
— Not Letting it “Blow Over.”
81: go,
-—— The Main Question.
— Scandal of. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 34: 200.
-—— Situation in. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 80: 450,
-—— Some Legal Aspects of the Case. Green Bag, 17:
(R. Ogden) Nation,
(R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 262,
353-
— “ Underwriting” and the. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
8d: 304.
Equity, Court of; a Theory of its Jurisdiction. (C. P.
Campbell) Green Bag, I 5: 108,
Equity, A Master of. (H. H. Brown) Law Q. 20: 308,
Er ist unser. (A. F. Lange) Calif. Univ. Chron. 8:
33~
Erasmus, Desiderius. (W.S. Bishop) Sewanee, I4: 129.
—— and Reade’s Cloister and the Hearth. (E. C.
Peixotto) Scrib. M. 38: I16.
— and the Reformation. (W. H. Hutton) Quar. 203:
411.
— Famous School—book of: De duplici verborum et
rerum copia lib. ii. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 164.
—- Letters of, Nichols’s. (E. Emerton) Nation, 742 II4.
—Ath. ’02, I: 297, .
— Triumph of, in Modern Protestantism. ‘ (H. G.
Smith) Hibbert J . 3: 64.
— A Wandering Scholar of the Renaissance. Church
Q- 53= 399-
Erasmus, the Nero of the Transvaal. (A. Miller)
Canad. M. 19: 3:8.
Erckmann, Emile, and Chatrian, Alexandre, The Sig-
nificance of. (R. Burton) Chaut. 40: 546.
Erech [Gen. 10: 10], Warka, the Ruins of. (E. J.
Banks) Bib. World, 25: 302.
Erechtheum, Building Inscriptions of the. (O. M.
Washburn ; A. Trickenhaus) Am. J . Archaeol. n. s.
10: 1. _
—- East Wall of the. (G. P. Stevens) Am. J . Archaeol.
n. s. 101 47.
— Restoration of the. (G. P. Stevens) Putnam, I: 66,
E1-gograph, New Type of. (J . A. Bergstrom) Am. J .
Psychol. I42 516.
— Validity of the. (T. L. Bolton and E. T. Miller)
Univ. Neb. Stud. 41 79.
Erie Canal. Outl. 75: 437,
— and Freight Rebates. (C. H. Quinn) World To-day,
I0: :64.
210
ESPERANTO
Erie Canal, Past and Future of. (M. M. Wilner) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 59.
Erie, Lake, Rainfall and the Level of. Nat. Geog. M.
14: 327,
Erigena, John Scobus, and Thomas Aquinas.
Turner) Cath. Univ. Bull. 3: 338.
Eros, The Planet. Science, n. s. 16: 317,
— and the Solar Parallax. (A. R. Hinks) Pop. Astron.
I1: 439.
-— Eleventh Circular on. (H. H. Turner) Nature, 71:
I54-
— Opposition of, in 1905. (E. C. Pickering) Pop. As-
tron. II: 501,
-— Reduction of 295 Photographs of, with a Determi-
nation of the Solar Parallax. (A. R. Hinks) Pop.
Astron. I2: 531,
Erosion by Water. (A. Fullerton) Canad. M. 25: 387.
Errera, Leo. (Jean Massart) Nature, 72: 537.
Error, Generalized Law of. (F. Y. Edgeworth) J .
Statis. Soc. 69: 497.
—— History of Human. Blackw. I79: 517.
—Justice and the Quest for. (C. F. Amidon) Outl.
331 6ol.—(Editor) Outl. 83: 641.—-Outl. 84: 60;
(G. N. Moore) 75 ; (Various) 253.
— Toéleration of. (E. Ritchie) Internat. J . Ethics, 14:
1
(W.
1.
Error of the Day, The. (Gilbert Parker) Everybody’s,
I5= 44-
Error of Judgment, An. (M. W. MacLaren) New
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 295.
Ertz, Edward, Artist, with portrait. (C. E. Hall)
Brush & P. 13: 379.
Erudition, The Age of. (J . F. Jameson) Univ. of Chic.
Rec. 10: 19.
Eruptfiions, Recent, Records and Results of. Nature,
6 2 15 3.
Eryx, Mount, A Festa on. (H. F. Jones) Monthly R.
12, no. 22 148.: Liv. Age, 239: 348,
Esar-Haddon, Letter of. Am. Antiq. 28: 186.
Esau. Temp. Bar, 129: 229,
Escalator, The. (C. D. Seeberger) Cassier, 25: 455.
Escape of Two Union Soldiers, The Miraculous. (W.
H. Sheak) McClure, 24: 101,
Escape of Wilkins, The. (A. Train) Scrib. M. 38: II 1,
Esch, John J., with portrait. (A. J. Dodge) Am. M.
60: 681.
Eschatology, New Testament, Is there a Self-consist-
ent? (G. B. Stevens) Am. J . Theol. 6: 666,
— of Paul. (S. MacComb) Bib. World, 22: 36,
Eschweiler, Alexander C., Work of. (S. Ilsley) Ar-
chit. Rec. 17: 208.
Escobedo, Juan de, Murder of.
814,
Escondido, San Diego County, Cal. Out West, 25:
(A. Lang) Cornh. 89:
467.
Esher, Lord. (E. M.) Am. Law R. 36: 526. -- With
portrait. (W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 192,
Eskimo Dance House. (T. Wickersham) Am. Antiq.
24: 221,
Eskimo Seal Hunters, A Day with. (F. Swindlehurst)
World’s Work, 7: 4331,
Eskimos, Decorative Arts of.
M. n. s. 32: 290.
— Folk-lore of. (F. Boas) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I7: 1.
—— Life and Habits of. (F. A. Cook) Everybody’s, 6:
(R. I. Geare) New Eng.
19.
Esmerian; a Story founded on Fact. Outl. 79: 647.
Esmond, Henry V. My Lady Virtue. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. g4:_ 547.
Esperanto. Gent. M. n. s. 77: zoo.
— Aspirations of the Founder of.
No. Am. 183: 1183.
— Case of. (G. Macloskie) No. Am. 183: 1144,
(L. L. Zamenhof)
ESPERANTO
Esperanto, a New International Language. (Zamenhof)
Indep. 57: ‘326. — (A. Schinz) Nation, 82: 221, —
(A. Schinz) Atlan. 97: 77.
Espiritu Santo, Bay of, Discovery of. (D. Manzanet)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 2: 253,
— — Mission of. (B. Coopwood) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q, 2: 162,
Esprit de Corps in Elementary Schools. Monthly R.
25, 110- 3: 45-
Esquemeling, John, the Buccaneer Historian.
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Essay, The Ancient and Modern. Acad. 64: 611.
-— English. (C. B. Bradley) Calif. Univ. Chron. I:
(H. L.
383.
— in the 18th Century. (E. W. Bowen) Sewanee, 10:
12,
— Prosperity of the. Outl. 81: 697.
Essay-writing, The Decay of. (V. Stephen) Acad. 68:
165.
(E. Fuller) Critic, 47: 244,
Essays, Great and Small.
(R. H.
Essen, The Krupps and their Steel Works at.
Knorr) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 51.
Essentials, The. (Edith Barnard) Appleton’s M. 8:
433-
Essex, Tithing Lists from, 1329-43. (A. Clark) Eng.
Hist. R. 19: 715.
“ Essex,” Whaler, The Yarn of the.
Cosmopol. 38: 68.
Estabrook, Joseph. Univ. of Tenn. Rec. 2: 165,
Estate Agent, The. Chamb. J . 83: 225.
Estate Duty, Incidence of. (P. J . H. Grierson) Jurid.
R. I 5: 247,
Estates, Protected Life. (W. J . L. Ambrose) Law Q.
22: 401,
Este, Isabella d’. (Julia C. Ady) Monthly R. 12, no.
1: 22, -—Ed. R. 199: 304. =Am. Arch. 84: 63.
— Mrs. Ady’s Life of. Ath. ’03, 2: 305. -—Spec. 90:
901. — (M. A. Scott) Dial, 36: 86,
Esther Gaunt becomes a Deserter.
Words, 44: 656.
Estoppel, Equitable, A New Phase of. (Silas Alward)
Harv. Law R. 19: 113,
— Principal and Agent. (J . S. Ewart) Harv. Law R.
16: 186.
Estuary, Thoughts on an. (F. G. Alfalo) Chamb. J .
82: 45.
Etaples, France. (R. S. Gundry) Sat. R. 102: 200.-
Illus. by M. Gwilt-Jolley. Art J . 56: 355.
Etching; Art of the Needle Point. (D. Story) Munsey,
27: 576.
-— by Machinery.
(C. T. Brady)
(H. Davies) Good
(L. E. Levy) J . Frankl. Inst. 161:
S9-
Etchings, Art of Printing. (Frank Newbolt) Studio
(Internat.) 30: 134.
— of W. Mark. (T. Martin Wood) Studio (Internat.)
25: 30.
Etchunéidzin. Un. Serv. M, 30: 188,
Eternal, The, and the Practical. (J . Royce) Philos. R.
13: 113,
Eternal Life, The. (H. Miinsterberg) Atlan. 95:
445-
Eternal Moment, The. (E. M. Forster) Indep. R. 6:
206. no. 3: 86. no. _4: 211. -
Eternal Punishment, A Dialogue on. (J . Gerard) Hib-
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Ethel’s Babies. (S. Slocombe) Overland, n. s. 44:
583.
Ether, The, and Wireless Telegraphy. (St. John
Richards) Chamb. J . 80: 44.
— as a Field of Activity and Progress in Physical
Science. (J . Daniel) Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 2: 245,
- Gravitation and the. (C. W. Saleeby) Harper, 111:
237-
211
ETHICS
Ether, Manifestations of the. (W. S. Andrews) Monist,
16: 17.
— Mendeléef’s Conception of. Science, n. s. 19: 394.
—- Nature of the. (L. d’Au1-ia) J. Frankl. Inst. 155:
207,
— — Relation between Mean Speed of Star, etc., bear-
ing upon. (L. d’Auria) Pop. Astron. I1: 254.
— The Plane of. (D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69:
29. .
-- Relation between Gravitation Constant and the
Constants of. (B. Davis) Science, 11. s. 19: 928.
— Reynold’s New Mechanical Theory of. (G. H.
Bryan) Nature, 68: 600,
— Some Recent Theories of. (W. A. Shenstone) Cornh.
92: 202. =Liv. Age, 246: 724,
Ether Atoms, Lord Kelvin’s New Idea about. (J . G.
McPherson) Know]. 26: 76.
Etheridge, Robert. (H. B. Woodward) Nature, 39:
181,
Ethical and Esthetic Elements in Literature, Rela-
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Ethical Creed, An. (J . M. Whiton) Outl. 84: 419.
Ethical Function of the School. (W. D. Sheldon)
Educa. 25: 321,
Ethical Ideal of Pentarch and the Greeks of the 1st
Century, A. D. (G. D. Hadzsits) Univ. of Cincin.
Stud. 2d ser. 2: 402.
Ethical Inquiry, Limitations of. (N. Wilde) Int. J.
Ethics, 13: 458. . I
Ethical Movement in 1902. (F. Thomasson) Westm.
I59‘ I53-
Ethical Need of the Present Day. (P. Kropotkin) 19th
Cent. 56: 207.
Ethical Progress, The State in its relation to. (C. VV.
Super) Meth. R. 65: 53.
Ethical Research, Evolutionary Method in. (T. de
Laguna) Philos. R. 13: 323.
Ethical Science and Ethical Culture. (C. G. Shaw)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 14: 120.
Ethical Sentiment, Development of, in the Child.
(M. V. O’Shea) Internat. J . Ethics, 16: 68.
Ethical Society’s School, N. Y. City. Craftsman, 9:
774-
Ethical Stability. (Mary E. Boole) Monist, 12: 236,
Ethical Subjectivism. (T. de Laguna) Philos. R. I 31
642
Ethical Teaching. (W. D. Sheldon) Educa. 27: 193.
Ethical Theory as a Basis for Educational Theory and
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Ethics and Economics. (C. C. Plehn) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 5: 301.
— and its History.
229,
-- and Literature. (T. W. Hunt) Meth. R. 65: 22.
—- and Metaphysics, Relation of. (W. H. F airbrother)
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(A. H. Lloyd) Am. J . Sociol. I1:
-— and Religion. (G. W. Knox) Internat J. Ethics,
12: 300,
— as a Natural Science. (VV. M. Lightbody) Westm.
I66: 430.
—- as a Science. (E. B. McGilvary) Philos. R. 122
627,
— Christian, The Province of. (R. L. Ottley) Econ.
R 15' 164
— Critical Studies of. (E. J . Hamilton) Presb. &. Ref.
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-— Evolutionary Stages of the Discussion of.
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— for the Times. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 791 I73.
— E. J . Hamilton on. (J. L. Taylor) Presb. & Ref.
R. 13: 676.
-- Heart of. (G. H. Palmer) Calif. Univ. Chron. 6:
141.
(T. de
ETHICS
Ethics, in the High School. (C. Dye) School R. 10: 270.
— in Subordinate Positions. (T. R. Slicer) Cosmopol.
36: 76,
-— Method of a Metaphysic of. (W. R. Sorley) Philos.
R. 14: 521,
—- G. E. Moore on. (E. B. McGilvary) Philos. R. 131
351-
—~ More Conscience for the Consumer.
Chant. 37: 273.
— The New. (W. DeW. Hyde) Atlan. 90: 577.
— of Green, Spencer, and Martineau, Sidgwick’s. Sat.
R- 951 554-
—- of our Village. (Lydia K. Commander) Indep. 601
201.
— Phenomenalism in. (F. C. Doan) Mind, 30: 221.
— Place of, in the Table of Sciences. (J . H. Harley)
Internat. J . Ethics, 12: 347.
-— Principles of, Wundt’s. (S. H. Mellone) Internat.
J. Ethics, 12: 251,
—— Professional Codes of.
tion, 83: 388.
—— Rationalism in Modern.
(C. L. Hunt)
(Archibald Alexander) Na-
(D. Irons) Philos. R. 12:
I38, -
-— Relation of Schiller’s to Kant. (E. C. Wilm) Philos.
R. I 5: 277.
— Relativity and Finality in.
J. Ethics, 14: I50.
-—— Sidgwick’s Methods, A Recent Criticism of. (H.
Barker) Philos. R. 11: 607.
— Spencer’s Theory of, in its Evolutionary Aspects.
(K. Gordon) Philos. R. 11: 592.
— A. E. Taylor on. The Latest Word of Agnosticism.
Outl. 70: 634.
—— Truncated. (J . Rickaby) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 239,
Ethics of Pig, The. (0. Henry) Munsey, 36: 61,
Ethiopia, Southern; From the Somali Coast to the
Sudan. (0. Neumann) Geog. J . 20: 373,
Ethiopic Magic Scroll at Princeton. (E. Littmann)
Princ. Univ. ‘Bull. 151 31.
Ethnic Religions, Missionaries in relation to. (J . L.
Barton) Outl. 70: 236.
Ethnic Types and Isolation. (C. Wissler) Science, n. s.
23‘ I47-
Ethnological Museums, Popularizing of.
don) Nature, 701 7.
Ethnological Significance of Esoteric Doctrines. (F.
Boas) Science, 11. s. 16: 872.
Ethnology, American, U. S. Bureau of.
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Q. 6: 305.
—— Field-work of the Museum of Natural History,
1901. Science, n. s. 15: 96.
— Racial Composition of the American People. (J .
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—— Relation of Economics to. (W. W. Carlile) Econ.
R, 12: I99. '
— Standpoint, Method, and Tentative Results. (T.
P. Bailey, jr.) Calif. Univ. Chron. I2 539. 2:
3°-
— Systematic Nomenclature in.
Anthropol. 72 579.
Etiquette, American Manners. (C. Rook) Temp. Bar.
I 33: 224,
—— Old Time. (C. Oliver) Cornh. 90: 5 37.
Etiquette Book of 1685, An. Gent. M. n. s. 751 512.
(T. C. Hall) Internat.
(A. C. Had-
(F. Boas)
(T. Achelis) Internat.
(A. L. Kroeber) Am.
Etna, Mt. Round an Active Volcano. (V. Tweedale)
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—— A Walk up. (W. F. Shannon) Temp. Bar, 128:
348.: Liv. Age, 239: 693.
Eton College. Sat. R. 95: 72.
-— and Education. Church Q. 592 418.
—~ Bygone, Leigh’s. Sat. R. 100: 397.
212
EURIPIDES
Eton College, Collegers and Oppidans at. (O. C. Wil-
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-— Dames at. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 49 a.
— Fire at. Sat. R. 95: 705.
— Reminiscences of. (W. J . Monson) 19th Cent. 59:
619. ,
-—— Some Recent Impressions of. (E. Turnour) Na-
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— under Hornby. Fortn. 83: 50.
— Dr. Wane and. Spec. 94: 357.
Eton Coélege Epigrams. (W. C. Green) Antiq. n. s.
393 °-
Eton Correspondence, An. National. 45: 98.
Eton Education, An. (A. C. Benson) National, 45: 446.
Etty, William. (G. D. Leslie and F. A. Eaton) Art J .
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Etymologies, Curious. Chamb. J . 791 352.
— Greek and Latin. (E. W. Fay) Am. J . Philol. 27:
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Etymology ; some Derived Cases.
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— Studies in. II. (E. W. Fay) Am.J. Philol. I5: I63.
Eucalypts, The. (D. E. Hutchins) Nature, 68: 320.
— Cultivated in the U. S. Science, n. s. 17: 858.
— in the Philippines. (R. E. C. Stearns) Science, 11. s.
18: 439.
Eucalyptus. Am. Arch. 83: I3.
Eucalyptus Tree, The. Land of Sun. I: 62,
—of California. (H. J . McClatchie) Out West, 20:
336.422.
Eugene, Prince of Savoy; Great Catholic Soldier.
(J. J. O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 662,
— a Royal Artist. (L. G. Northlaud) World To-day,
I0: 425.
Eugenics. (F. Galton) Nature, 70: 82,
— and St. Valentine. (H. Ellis) 19th Cent. 59: 779. =
Ecl. M. 147: 14. =Liv. Age, 250: 81.
—- The Essential Factor of Progress. (C. W. Saleeby)
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— its Definition, Scope, and Aim.
Sociol. I0: 1.
— Studies in. (F. Galton) Am. J . Sociol. II: II,
— — Galton’s. Nature, 71: 401,
Eugenie, Empress of the French, with portrait. Book-
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— Flight from Paris. (T. W. Evans) Cent. 48: 840,
— how she crossed the Channel. (J . M. Burgoyne)
Cent. 48: 857.
Eunice and the “ Eunice ” ;
Cosmopol. 363 539.
Euphrates River, Great Caiion of.
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— Recent Changes in the Course of the Lower. (H. W.
Cadoux) Geog. J . 28: 266.
— Upper Valley of, and its People. (E. Huntington)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 301, 384,
Eur-Asia, Desiccation of. (P. Kropotkin) Geog. J . 23:
(F. A. Wood) Am.
(F. Galton) Am. J .
a story. (H. M. Hoke)
(E. Huntington)
722,
Euripides. Alcestis, performed at Bradfield College.
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 97: 812,
— and the Spirit of his Dramas, Decharme on.
R. Hellems) Dial, 40: 389_
-—Electra. (G. Murray) Indep. R. I: 590.-(J, W_
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-— —— Murray’s. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 101: 75,
— Hippolytus, on the Modern Stage. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 97: 716.
—— “Trojan Women” of. (G. Murray) Indep. R. 4:
432. =Liv. Age, 245: 37.
-— -— Performed at Court Theater.
Sat. R. 99: 520. I
— Unrest of. Acad. 64: 47.=Ecl. M. I40: 523, :
Liv. Age, 236: 503,
(F. B.
(M. Beerbohm)
EURIPIDES
Nation, 82: 302.
Europa; a poem. (Armine T. Kent) Sat. R. 96: 793.
Europe, Affairs of, 1902. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 82:
283.
—-— The American “ Commercial Invasion ” of. (F. A.
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—— The Anarchy of. (J . Finot) Contemp. 84: 395.
—-— and Asia, The Services of the Turks in Joining.
(E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 372 336.
—- and the U. S. (J . D. Whelpley) World’s Work, 9:
5621. — (E. Reich) World’s Work, 92 5640.
— -— coming Continental Complications. (D. C. Boul-
ger)19th Cent. 55: 555.
— — Era of Social Speculation and Experiment.
A. Ogg) Chaut. 40: 317.
— — how Great Powers are Faring. World’s Work,
9= 5631-
— at the Close of the 19th Century, Rose on.
Adams) Dial, 41: 63.
—-— Balance of Power, Attempts at, 1648-1702. (Miss
E. M. G. Routh) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 18: 33.
-— Benefits of a Vacation in. (C. M. Depew) Indep.
58: 1247,
-— Civil Lessons from. Chaut. 412 48.
— Commercial Policy of. (W. C. Ford) Am. Econ.
Assoc. 3d ser. 3: 118,
—— Diplomacy in, Hill on. (D. Y. Thomas) Dial, 40: 9.
— Federation of, Dreams of. (G. C. Speranza) Nation,
(F.
(E. D.
751 I44-
-- France and the Equipoise of. (Perseus) Fortn. 84:
767.
—— Future of. (Lord Avebury) 19th Cent. 59: 416. =
Eel. M. 146: 443.
—- History, 1815-71, Stern’s.
Hist. R. 7: 357.
— Impressions of a Careless Traveler.
Outl. 72: 877-976.
-— Letters from, 1828-29. (J . Farley) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 39: 82, 239.
-— Modern, Foundations of, Reich on. Spec. 93: 324.
-— —- Making of. (J . G. Bonney) Cornh. 86: 661.:
Liv. Age, 236: 15.
—— New Trade Routes in.
66 5.
—-— Peace of, Shifting Foundations of. F ortn. 78: 36!.
= Ecl. M. 139: 674. -_-Liv. Age, 235: 1.
— Playground of the World. (E. Clavering) Munsey,
27: 357-
— Political Problems of, as they Interest Americans.
(F. A. Vanderlip) Scrib. M. 37: 338.
-— Politics of, as seen by a Canadian. (W. H. Ingram)
Canad. M. 26: 407,
— Present State of. (E. Reich) Internat. Q. 10: 211.
-— Recent Social Conditions in the Romance Countries.
(F. A. Ogg) Chant. 41: 15.
-— Seen and Learned in. (T. D. Simonton) Pop. As-
tron. 12: 113, 338.
— Social Progress in. (F. A. Ogg) Chaut. 40: 15-317.
— Society in, contrasted with ours. (H. Watterson)
Cosmopol. 40: 3.
—- Suggestions for a First Trip to. (Jeannette L. Gil-
der) Booklover’s M. 1: 491.
— Tour through, on $100. (W. M. Pratt) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 150.
(C. M. Andrews) Am.
(L. Abbott)
(J . S. Mann) Contemp. 88:
—— Travel-hints for Economical Tourists. (E. A. Dix)
Outl. 83: 571.
— Travel in, by an Artist. (Ivan Swift) Brush & P.
16: 183.
— United States of. (E. Crawford) Fortn. 80: 992.‘:-
Liv. Age, 240: 357.
European, Birthplace of the. (F. Legge) Acad. 62:
488.
213
'Euripides, Verrall’s_ Four Plays of. (VV. C. France)

EVENING
European Alliances and the Russo-Japanese War.
(F. A. Ogg) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 295,
European Anarchy and American Duty. (Baron d’Es-
tournelles de Constant) Outl. 83: 805.
European Archives. (G. L. Burr) Am. Hist. R. 7: 653.
European‘ Correspondent, The. (E. A. Dithmar) Book-
man, 19: 244.
European Countries almost Ripe for a Federation.
(E. Crawford) Everybody’s, 9: 279.
European Diplomacy, New Light on. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 83: 342.
European Federation. A Glance at VVorld-politics.
(S. Brooks) No. Am. 179: 269.
European Polity, Sidgwick on Development of.
’<>4. I= 776-—Spec- ’<>4, 931 641.
European Professors on Psychological Problems. (A. T.
_ Smith) Ednca. 25: 507.
European Thought, Merz’s History of, in the 19th
Century. Ath. ’04, I1 421. —- (D. C. Gilman) Na-
tion, 80: 487.
Eusebius, Church Father, Historian, and Apologist.
(E. C. Richardson) Am. J. Theol. 8: 582.
— Purpose of. (W. R. Cassels) Hibbert J . 1 : 781,
Euthanasia. Spec. 88: 134, 175.:Liv. Age, 232: 635.
--Eel. M. 138: 683.
Euthanasia; from the Note-book of an Alpinist.
(G. L. Dickinson) Indep. R. 71 476.: Liv. Age,
248= 445-
Eutropy, Swinburne on. (J . Perry) Nature, 69: 561.
Evangelicalism, English. (A. V. Dicey) Nation, 81 : 1 96.
Evangeline and Gabriel, where are they Buried ?
(M. I. J. Griffin) M. of Hist. 22 403.
—— The Genesis of. (A. J . Lockhart) Meth. R. 63: 5 30.
Evangeline’s "’ At Home.” (C. A. Winslow) New
Eng. M. n. s. 33: 204.
Evangelism, Aggressive.
R, 66: 275,
— Modern. (L. L. Sieber) Luth. Q. 343 514.
— New. (C. H. Richards) Bib. Sac. 62: 354. —(W.
Rauschenbusch) Indep. 56: 1055.
—-— Social Aspects of. (W. F. Spalding) Char. I4:
612.
Evangelist of Culture, The; a story. (Anne O’Hagan)
Munsey, 29: 654.
Evangelist’s Four Daughters, The.
Good Words, 46: 712,
Evans, David, Excerpts from Day Books of, Philadel-
phia, 1774-1811. Pennsyl. M. 27: 49.
Evans, Major C. Rountree. Wis. Alum. M. 3: 14.
Evans, Silvan. Ath. ’O3, It 563.
Evans, Thomas W. Memoirs. (Jeannette L. Gilder)
Critic, 48: 82. — Sat. R. 101: 367,
Evans, W. T. Collection of American Paintings. (L.
Méchlin) Booklover’s M. 7: 472. —Studio (Inter-
nat.) 301 Xlix.
Evansville, Ind., a Northern City in the South.
Roosa) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17: 651.
Eve, Creation of. (S. W. Howland) Bib. Sac. 601
121.
Evelina’s Auction. (W. A. Bradley) Munsey, 34: 143.
Evelina’s Return. (Chapin Howard) Cent. 47: 44!.
Evelyn, John, the Diarist. (P. A. Sillard) Month, 108:
402,
— “Grand Tour.” (A. Dobson) National, 42: 896.
——- Surrey Downs. (A. Colton) Harper, 105: 861.
Evening High School, The True Function of. (H. E.
Buttrick) School R. 12: 588,
Evening School, The ; a Neglected Social Factor. (A.
R. Merriam) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12: 85.
Evening Schools for Foreigners. (Adele M. Shaw)
World’s Work, 9: 5738.
—— of Cleveland. (F. H. Reed) School R. 12: 319.
— Students of. (J . H. King) School R. 12: 253.
Ath .
(J . P. Brushingham) Meth.
(Isabel Smith)
(H.
EVEREST
Everest, Mt., Identification and Nomenclature of,
Wood on. Nature, 71: 42,
- Gaurisankar is not. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 744.
- Story of a Long Controversy. (S. G. Burrard) Na-
ture, 7I: 42.
Everett, C. C., Essays, Theological and Literary.
M. Crothers) Atlan. 89: 712, ~
Everett, Joseph David. Nature, 70: 397.
Everglades of Florida; a Region of Mystery. (E. A.
Dix and J . N. MacGonigle) Cent. 47: 512.
Evergreens, The. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 402 366,
465.
- Southern, for Northern Christmas Decorations.
(Caldwell) Ctry Life Am. 7: 171.
Every Day. (R. R. Gilson) Outl. 741 425'.
Everyday Dwarf, An. (D. R. Freeman) Meth. R. 55:
775.
Every Man ; a sequence. (F. M. Hueffer) Sat. R. 90:
343.: Ecl. M. 145: 250.
Everyman; a morality play. (E. L. Cary) Critic, 422
43. - (E. K. Chambers) Acad. 64: 394. - Spec. 94:
(S.
.1
5°)-
Every Man for Himself. (N. Duncan) Harper, 1132
25$
“ Everyman’s Library,” One Way to do it. Outl. 331
547.
Everyman’s Wife his own Agent. Liv. Age, 248:
631,
Eve’s Diary. (Mark Twain) Harper, I12: 25,
Evidence, Defects in Law of Obtaining. Sat. R. 98:
288.
-— Expert. (J . Woodward) No. Am. 175: 486.
- Extrinsic in Aid of Interpretation. (S. L. Phipson)
Law Q. 20: 245.
_ - How should it be taught? (C. F. Chamberlayne)
Green Bag, 28: 677.
- Law of, Doctrine of Res Gestae in the. (S. L. Phip-
son) Law Q. 19: 435.
- Specially Admissible. (N. W. Sibley) Law Q. I9:
203,
- Wigmore’s Treatise on. (A. G. Sedgwick) Nation,
__ 82: 14,
Evil. (N. Pearson) Monthly R. 17, no. 21 I42.
— Powers of. (C. D. Robertson) Indep. R. 3: 419.
- Problem of. (St. George Stock) Hibbert J . 22 767.
-(Sybella Gurney; A. Slomen; J . H. Spalding)
Hibbert J. 3: 160.
Evil Eye and Witches’ Night in Rome.
Cent. 46: 388,
Evil Spirits as a Cause of Sickness in Babylonia. Na-
ture,-71: 249.
Evolution. (C. Morris) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 500. - (G. H.
Darwin) Science, 11. s. 22: 257. - (T. W. Vaughan)
Science, 11. s. 23: 681. — (M. M. Metcalf) Science,
11. s. 23: 786. - (A. E. Ortmann) Science, 11. s. 23:
947-
— Anaximander, Earliest Precursor of Darwin.
R. Eastman) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 701.
— and Adaptation, Morgan on. (T. D. A. Cockerell)
Dial, 36: 196.-— (B. Dean) Science, 11. s. 19: 221,
- and Anti-materialism, Kidd on. (F. W. H.) Nature,
65= supp-
— and Christian Theology. (M. Dods) Expos. 7th ser.
1: 6. .
— and Design, Hutton on. (R. Meldola) Nature, 66:
(M. Howe)
(C.
219.
- and Ethical Method. (H. W. Wright) Internat. J .
Ethics, 16: 59.
- and its Teaching. (F. W. Hutton) Nature, 65: 425,
.- and the Miraculous. (T. McK. Stuart) Meth. R.
63: 360,
- and Mutation.
(A. E. Ortmann) Science, 11. s. 24:
728, .
214
EVOLUTION
Evolution and Physics.
20: 87,
— and the Present Age. (J . F iske) Harper, 105: 869.
— agd Religious Thought. (J . R. Thurston) Bib. Sac.
2: 264.
- and the Theory of Probability.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 32 402.
- Arguments alleged against Doctrine of Organic.
(Phil. B. Hadley) Science, 22: 143. .
- J . M. Baldwin on. (WV. M. Wheeler) Psychol. R.
10: 70.
- Beecher’s Studies in.
503..
— Collapse of. (E. T. Brewster) Science, 11. s. 22:
6
(O. F. Cook) Science, 11. s.
(A. W. Whitney)
(A. S. Packard) Science, 15:
79 -
- Cytology and Mendel’s Laws. (O. F. Cook) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 53: 219,
- Darwin and Wallace share Honors of Discovery of
Theory. (J . Le Conte) Californian, 3! 435.
- Evidence of. (H. De Vries) Science, 11. s. 20: 395.
= Univ. of Chic. Rec. 9: 202.
- - De Vries on. (E. G. Spaulding) Philos. R. 14:
354-
- Fallacy in. (E. T. Shanahan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 7:
2'7,
— a Friend of Faith.
Rec. 5: 21.
(W. F. English) Hartf. Sem.
— Gulick’s Evolution, Racial and Habitual. (W. H.
Dall) Science, n. s. 22: 593.
-Herbert Spencer and the Master Key. (J. B.
Burke) Contemp. 89: 783.
- Human, Place of God in.
Theol. 8: 302.
- in Animals. (C. B. Davenport) Science,n. s. 24:
556-
- in the Barnyard. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 61: 616.
- in the Heavens. (A. M. Clerke) Monthly R. 21, no.
1: 29,
- Individual. (J . L. Tayler) Westm. I64: 286,
- Inorganic, Lockyer on, as studied by Spectrum
Analysis. (E. B. Frost) Science, 11. s. 15: 584,
- Isolation and. (E. W. Berry) Science, 11. s. 231
34.
- Isolation as one of the Factors in.
Science, 11. s. 23: 71.
— Knipe’s Nebula to Man. (W. J . Holland) Science,
11. s. 23: I07.
— The Language of. (E. T. Shanahan) Cath. Univ.
Bull.7: 415. 8: 35.
- Laws of. (F. H. Giddings) Science, 22: 206.
— Logic of. (S. Z. Batten) Am. J. Theol. 8: 470,
-Mind in, Hobhouse on. (C. L. Morgan) Nature,
67: 199.
— Morgan’s Evolution and Adaptation.
Science, 11. s. 19: 221.
- Mutation Theory of.
Science, 11. s. 21: 521.
- Nature of. (O. F. Cook) Science, 11. s. 24: 303.
- Neglected Factor in. (W. M. Wheeler) Science,
11. s. 15: 766. >
— The New Creation. (C. R. S. Stewart) Monthly R.
12, no. 3: 131.
- of Man. (Hiram King) Ref. Ch. R. 50: 69.
— - Kinetic. (O. F. Cook) Science, 11. s. 151 921.
- of Mind, Hobhouse on. Ath. ’02, II 266.
- of Species through Climatic Conditions.
Cockerell) Science, 11. s. 23: 145.
- Other Side of. (C. H. Eigenmann) Science, 11. s. 23:
576-
- Palaeontological Case for. (R. Lydekker) Knowl.
26: 73, 100, 123.
- Prehistoric Darwinians. Science, 11. s. 22: 23,
- Rafinesque on. (L. Stejneger) Science, 11. s.23: 78 5,
(C. S. Patton) Am. J .
(E. A. Ortm ann)
(B. Dean)
(W. E. Castle and others)
(T. D. A.
EVOLUTION
Evolution, Relation of Phylogenesis to Historical Ge-
ology. (C. A. White) Science, 11. s. 22: 105.
—— The Religious Side. (J . B. Keene) N. Church R. 9:
39-
—~ St. Paul and. (E. Caird) Hibbert J . 2: I.
—- Some Christian Aspects of. (P. T. F orsyth) Liv.
Age, 247: 323-
—'— Stages of Vital Motion.
63: 14.
—- Theistic, The Divine Environment, a Neglected
Factor in. (W. C. Schaeifer) Ref. Ch. R. 501
(O. F. Cook) Pop. Sci. M0.
336-
- too Widely Applied. Sat. R. 100: 299.
— Trial and Error as a Factor in. (W. B. Pillsbury)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 276.
—- Unsolved Mystery of. (F. Legge) Acad. 62¢ 281.
—— Variation vs. Mutation. (T. L. Casey) Science, n. s.
23: 632,
— Weismann’s Theory of.
n. s. 22: 668.
Evolution of a Conscience.
128: 685.
Evolution of Cousin Marcella, T he. (Lilian T. Bryant)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 412, 535,
Evolution of a Gir1’s Ideal, The. (Clara E. Laughlin)
Scrib. M. 31: 499. '
Evolution of Mrs. Thomas, The; a story.
H. Field) Chaut. 391 437.
Evolution of Potiphar, The; a story.
Cath. World, 782 738.
Evolution Theory in Theology. Ref. Ch. R. 49: 384.
Evolutionary Ethics, Stages of the Discussion of. (T.
de Laguna) Philos. R. 142 576. ,
Evolutionary Speculation. (G. H. Darwin) Nature,
72= 368, 439- = Lin Age, 24¢ 771. 2W 67. I
Science, n. s. 22: 225, 257,
Evolutionists, Some 18th-Century.
Sci. Mo. 65: 238, 323,
Ewald, Heinrich, and the Old Testament.
Smith) Bib. World, 222 407,
Ewell, Erwin E. Science, 11. s. 192
Examination Questions in English.
Educa. 27: 231.
(W. E. Castle) Science,
(E. L. Banks) Temp. Bar,
(Mrs. M.
(G. P. Curtis)
(A. Lovejoy) Pop.
(J. M. P.
741.
(M. H. Shackford)
Examinations, College Entrance. (A. Flexner) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 63: 53.
— The Examination of Wits. (F. Watson) Gent. M.
n. s. 74: 238.
—— Final, or Examinations of Maturity at the German
Gymnasium, and Real-gymnasium. (O. Thiergen)
School R. 11: 721.
—- Grades and Credits. (J . McK. Cattell) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 66: 367.
—— Standard, for Non-college Pupils.
kell) School R. 14: 754,
Examiners, Education of.
70: 63,
Excavating and Dredging Machinery. . (A. W. Robin-
son) Engin. M. 24: 84x,
Excavating Machine, The Buckeye.
Cassier, 28: 239,
Excavating Machinery, New.
gin. M. 39: I61-
Excavation, Romance of. Spec. 97: 257.
Excavations and the Bible. (C. J . Hawkins) Open
Court, 19: I.
-—at Arbor Low, 1901-oz,
Archaeol. 58: 461,
-—— at Caerwent, Monmouthshire. (T. Ashby) Archaeol.
58: 87-391.
-—— in Castle Hill, Burton in Lonsdale. (H. M. White)
Antiq. n. s. 41: 411,
-—Italian, at Crete. (F. von Duhn) Antiq. n. s. 40:
138, 178.
(Mary E. Has-
(E. B. Sargent) Nature,
(D. A. Willey)
(A. W. Robinson) En-
(H. St. George Gray)
215
EXPANSION
Excavator of Antiquities, The Hope of the. Spec. 96:
782,
“ Exceeding High Mountain, An ; ” a story. (Mar-
garet Deland) Harper, I07: 893,
Exception, The. (I. B. Roberts) Lippinc. 71: 836.
Exchange, Distribution in. (F. Y. Edgeworth) Q. J .
Econ. 18: 159.
— Falling, Influence of, upon Prices. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
66: 66o.
Exchange Theory, The Double. (VV. W. Carlile) Econ.
R. 25: 306.
Exchange-value, Austrian Theory of.
port) Q. J. Econ. 16: 355.
Exchange of Confidences, Au; a story.
Harper, I07: 426,
Exchanges, The Foreign. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 740.
Exclusiveness. (E. S. Martin) Harper, I13: 610,
Ex Curia. (O. W. Chambers) Scrib. M. 36: 240.
Exe, May-Day on the. (H. T. S.) Macmil. 86: 32.:
Ecl. M. 139: 209.
Executive as Legislator, The.
502,
Executive Agreements, Treaties and. (J . B. Moore)
Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 385.
Executive Judgments and Executive Legislation.
M. Parker) Harv. Law R. 20: 116.
Executive Ofiicials, Autocratic and Bureaucratic Usur-
(H. J . Daven-
(E. Kelley)
(R. Ogden) Nation, 82:
(E.
pations of Legislative Functions by. (B. O.
Flower) Arena, 31: 629.
Executive Prerogative in the U. S. (D. Y. Thomas)
So. Atlan. Q. 4: 273, 340,
Exegesis, Appeal for a Higher. (T. K. Cheyne) Expos.
6th ser. 9: I.
— Sound, the Basis of Effective Preaching.
mer) Ref. Ch. R. 50: 522.
Exercise; can a Business Man walk 5000 Miles a
Year ? (W. A. Green) Outing, 45: 533.
— for Health. (Bernard MacFadden) Cosmopol. 341
(P. Voll-
7°5-
Exercises. (A. Ruhl) Outing, 43: 676.
—— for Middle-aged Men. (P. Collier) Outing, 44: 280.
Exeter, Eng., Twenty-four Hours at. (W. D. Howells)
Harper, 1112 497.
Exeter, Mass. (S. B. Lawrence) New Eng. M. n. s.
341 465-
Exeter, N. H. Phillips Exeter Academy. (R. H.
Bowles) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 601.
Exhaust Steam, Utilizing. (Alex. A. Mauer) Cassier,
29: 407,
Exhibitions. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 27: 290.— (D.
S. MacColl) Sat. R. 99: 659.
— “International” and Other.
571 9°-
—— London, 1906. Art J. 581 377.
Exile, The. (E. R. de Schell) Atlan. 892 397.
Exiles, The. (H. J . O’Higgii1s) McClure, 26: 464.
Existence and Content. (S. F. MacLennan) Mind, 28!
(F. Rinder) Art J.
78.
Exit, The Effective. Sat. R. 102: 542.=Liv. Age,
251: 818.
Exit the Prince. (Carter Goodloe) Scrib. M. 38: 177.
Exmoor, Snell on. Ath. ’o3, 2: 338.
Exodus, Period of the. (G. W. Shaw) Monist, I6: 201.
Exodus from Philistia, The. (Ernest H. Abbott) Outl.
81: 1073,
Expanding and Flanging Machinery. (L. D. Lovekin)
J. Frankl. Inst. :54: 43. I57: 425.
Expanding Process of making Cold Flowed Steel
Joints. (R. S. Riley) Cassier, 27! 404.
Expansion and Expansion. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
366.
— and Expenditure. Ed. R. 1972 34
7.
— A Century of, Johnson on. (F. A. gg) Dial, 362 47.
. — Certain Characteristics of.
EXPANSION
Expansion, Continental [of U. S.], One Aspect of. (J .
W. Richardson) Arena, 28: 569,
—- Democratic. (H. W. Seymour) No. Am. 179: 96.
-—- Our New Horizon. (F. Emory) World’s Work, 3:
1614.
Expansion of Alphonse, The; a story. (F. Metcalf)
- Am. M. 61: 135.
Expansionist Inconsistencies. (H. E. von Holst) Univ.
of Chic. Rec. 3: 339.
Expatriation, Doctrine of. (J . B. Moore) Harper, 110:
225,
-—- Right of American Citizen to. (G. B. Slaymaher)
Am. Law R. 37: 19.
Expedient, The. (Annie H. Donnell) Cosmopol. 401
I99~ .
Expelled, The; a story. (A. C. McKenzie) Munsey,
29: 822,
Expense of Living; a Plea for Simpler Living.
Jones) Arena, 29: 345.
Experience and Subjectivism.
R. 15: 182,-
—— and Transcendence.
(S. M.
(A. W. Moore) Philos.
(F. von Hiigel) Dub. R. 138:
-I
7.
-— The Argument from. (W. S. Edwards) Meth. R.
63: 71,
— Avenarius’s Philosophy of Pure.
311 13-. I49-
(N. Smith) Mind,
(S. S. Colvin) Psychol.
R. 13: 396.
—— Concept of Pure.
684.
-— Conception of, in relation to English Philosophy.
(T. M. Forsyth) Mind, 29: 394.
—— Distinction of Inner and Outer.
Mind, 28: 59.
—-—,Standpoint of. (J . E. Creighton) Philos. R. 12: 593.
Experience-philosophy. (W. F ite) Philos. R. 15: I .
Experiences of a Woman Bachelor. (J . Blewett)
Canad. M. 26: 154. _
Experiment in High Finance. (H. Shafto) Chamb. J .
83: 589.
Experiment in Neurology, An.
Chamb. J. 82: 273.
Experiment Stations and Agriculture.
erts) Science, 11. s. 15: 431.
—— Central Control of. (E. W. Hilgard) Science, 11. s.
15: 668.
Experimental Theory of Knowledge. (J . Dewey) Mind,
31: 293.
Expert Opinion.
—- How to get an.
380.
Expert Testimony, Proper Scope of, in Trials involv-
ing Pharmacologic Questions. (S. Solis-Cohen)
Am. Law. R. 39: 187,
Expiation 5 a story. (Edith Wharton) Cosmopol. 36:
209.
Expiation of Kinkometta, The. (E. B. Osborn)
Monthly R. 23, no. 2: I04. —Liv. Age, 249: 680,
Exploiter of Souls, An; a story. (Margaret Deland)
Harper. I°9= 349.
(B. H. Bode) Philos. R. 14:
(G. Galloway)
(A. M. Belding)
(H. F. Rob-
(B. C. Frere) Sat. R. 98: 542.
(A. S. Osborn) Am. Law R. 37:
Exploration. (N. S. Shaler) Atlan. 97: 145.
-—- Oriental, German Activity in. (I. M. Price) Bib.
World, 24: 305.
Explosions, Recent. (C. Davison) Knowl. 27: 94,
Explosive Vapors and Dust. (V. B. Lewis) Am. Arch.
90: 110,
Explosives, Development of Modern. Nature, 75: 174,
-— High, Manufacture of. (VV. H. Booth) Cassier, 30:
291,
—- Storage of. (— Thompson) Am. Arch. 85: 27,
Export Trade, Our Imperiled. (R. Ogden) Nation,
74¢ 24-,
216
EYE
Exports and Imports, A Study in.
naghten) Econ. R. I 5: 184,
-—- — Their Progress and Importance.
(Lond.) 74: 689.
— A Comparison of, to the U. S., European Protective
States, and our Colonies. (B. Ellinger) Econ. R.
14: 279, ,
—— Engineering, of England, Germany, and the U. S.
(W. Pollard Digby) Engin. M. 29: 508, 673.
Exposition. (B. A. Heydrick) Chant. 36: 270,
Expositions, International. “ The White City,” and
after. (C. Zueblin) Chaut. 38: 373.
— Lesson from. (F. S. Lamb) Craftsman, 3: 49.
— The Management and Use of. (G. F. Kunz) No.
Am. 175: 409.
Expgsure, After, What? (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
2: 234,
— Literature of. (G. W. Alger) Atlan. 96: 210.
Express Companies, Public and. (P. L. Allen) Na-
tion, 81: 28.
—~PubliEity for. (F. H. Dixon) Atlan. 96: 1.
Expression. (H. W. Warren) Meth. R. 62: 9.
-—- Art of ;.its Importance in Business. (E. A. Rus-
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— Facial. (R. Mann) Internat. Q. 11: 148.
— -— The Art of. (Anne O’Hagan) Harp. Baz. 40: 502.
— -— The Music of Woman’s Face. (G. Kobbe) Idler,
22: 445-
‘“Expugnatio Hibernica,” Irish Abridgment of the.
(Whitley Stokes) Eng. Hist. R. 20: 77.
Expurgated Prayer. (J . W. Strout) New Eng. M. n. s.
SH 279.
Exquisites of the Regency, Some. (Lewis Melville)
Chamb. J. 83: 476—529. Z Ecl. l\I. I47: 239,
Extensity and Pitch. (Knight Dunlap) Psychol. R.
12: 287,
Extenuating Circumstances in French Law.
Boyle) Jurid. R. 18: 259.
Extinction of Egeria. (T. H. S. Escott) Fortn. 84: 317.
Extra Blanket, An. (F. H. Smith) Scrib. M. 36: 533.
Extradition. (L. Irwell) Green Bag, 14: 314.
Extradition ; a story. (A. Train) Scrib..M. 37: 3 54.
Extraordinary, The Word. (R. Bridges) Ath. ’03, 2:
(R. R. Mac-
Bank. M.
(H. E.
93-
Extraordinary Adventure of Baron de Ville.’ (A.
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Extravagance. (C. N. Burch) Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 4:
181,
-—- and Economy. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 78: 264.
— The Mania of. Liv. Age, 249: 122,
— Private, and the Public Weal. (A. Lewis) Over-
land, 11. s. 47: 318.
Extravagant Economy of Women.
Fortn. 84: 129.
Extrication of Patricia, The. ‘(M. T. Waggaman)
Cath. World, 81: 485.
Exuberance of Billy, The.
27: 42,
Eyck, H. and J . van. (A. Marks; W. H. J. Weale)
Ath. ’03, 1: 345-410, 2: 258.
—- Portraits, Life, and Bibliography. Mast. in Art, 5:
(A. E. Lane)
(Margaret Westrup) Idler,
317-
Eye, The, and the Human Power-house. (C. Prentice)
Conserv. R. 5: 146.
— Human, Error of Collimationg in. (C. S. Hastings)
Am. J. Sci. 169: 310.
-—- -—- Group of Visual Phenomena depending upon
Optical Errors of. (C. S. Hastings) Am. J. Sci.
169: 401.
—- —— Optical Constants of, for Different Colors. (C. S.
Hastings) Am. J . Sci. 159: 205. '
— Injuries caused by Intense Light.

(F. Allen) Sci-
ence, n. s. 15: 119,
Eye, Properties of the Muscles of the.
-Eye Anomalies.
EYE
(G. C. Savage)
Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 3: 91.
Eye for an Eye. (F. H. Lancaster) McClure, 26: 18.
Eye of the Serpent, The. (H. E. Wright) Overland,
11. s. 42: 18.
(C. Barns) Science, 11. s. 23: 390.
Eye Movements. (B. Barnes) Am. J . Psychol. 162 199.
Eye Strain. (F. D. W. Bates) Canad. M. 25: I9.
—-— and its Effect on Literary Men. (G. M. Gould)
Booklover’s M. 31 669.
—-— Cause, Nature, and Consequences of. (G. M. Gould)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 736.
Eye of the Mind, The ; a story. .(J. Morton) Harper,
109: 319,
Eyes, Care of the.
— Right-eyedness and Left-eyedness.
Science, 11. s. 19: 591.
—-— Women’s, Beauty of.
35: 11,
Eyes of Affection, The.
(A. B. Norton) Atlan. 903 614.
(G. M. Gould)
(E. A. Fletcher) Cosmopol.
(G. Hibbard) Harper, 111:
397-
-Eyes of Men. (H. Brooks) Atlan. 98: 674.
Eyesight among the Higher Alps. (P. W. Search)
Educa. R. 23: 92.
—- of School Children, Inaccuracies in.
lian1s) Educa. R. 261 180.
Eyre, Edward John, Gov. of Jamaica, with portrait.
Geog. J. 19: 99. .
—- Case of. (J. B. Atlay) Cornh. 85: 202,
Eyre, Wilson, Work of. (J . Millard) Archit. Rec. 14:
2
(Alida S. Wil-
79-
Eyre, Lake, Gregory’s Expedition to. Geog. J. 19:
607,
Ezra and Nehemiah.
2: 1,
(G. A. Smith) Expos. 7th ser.
Faber, Frederick Wm. and Elton. Month, 101: 458.
— Hymn “ Hark, Hark, my Soul,” analyzed. Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 6: 134. '
—— The Vision of. (J. Parsons) Meth. R. 63: 555.
Fable, ZEsopic, Comparative Study of. (P. Harry)
Univ. of Cin. Stud. 1: no. 2.
-— and Wood Myth. (E. T. Seton) Cent. 45: 35, 276.
—— The Beast. (J. S. Robson) Antiq. n. s. 39: I7.
Fable of the Old Fox and the Young Fox, The Modern.
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Fabre, Ferdinand. Church Q. 60: 70. I Liv. Age,
246= 343-
Fabrice, Mission of, to Sweden, 1717-18. (J . F. Chance)
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Fabrics, Some American Made. (M. Greenleaf) Archit.
Rec. 17: 499.
Face, Study of the, in Breathlessness.
Keuzie) Outing, 39: 447.
Face of Clay, A. (H. A.Vachell) Monthly R. 21, no. 3:
129. 22, no. 1: 133, no. 2: 130, no. 3: 137,
Face of the Poor. (M. C. Graham) Atlan. 96: 352.
Face of the Shadow, The. (Katharine H. Brown)
Everybody’s, 15: 353.
“ Faciens pacem et creans malum.”
Dub. R. 137: I53.
Facing Down of Polk Dillard; a story. Harper, 106:
610,
(R. T. Mac-
(A. B. Sharpe)
Factories and Warehouses. (Russell Sturgis) Archit.
Rec. 19: 569.
—— Commercial Management of. (I. Andrews) Engin.
M. 24: 738. 25: 539. _
—- Industrial Betterment. (R. T. Ely) Harper, 105:
548
Factory, The, as an Element in Social Life. (Carroll
D. Wright) Cath. Univ. Bull. 7: 59.
-— Four Days in an English. (A. Russell) Contemp.
84: 52.: Ecl. M. 141; 464. = Liv. Age,238: 433.
217
FAILURES
Factory, in the United States, Tendencies of. (S. S.
Whittelsy) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 235.
—— Warehouse and, in Architecture. (Russell Sturgis)
Archit. Rec. I 5: 1.
Factory Betterment, Obstacles to.
land) Chant. 37: 536.
Factory Depreciation. (Ewing Matheson) Cassier, 23:
140,
Factory Inspectors, what are they for ? (W. E. Wall-
ing) Char. 13: 375.
Factory Legislation considered with Reference to
Wages. (G. H. Wood) J . Statis. Soc. 65: 284.
-— in the South, Necessity for. (H. Robbins) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 181.
—- of N. Y. State. (F. R. F airchild) Am. Econ. Assoc.
3d ser. 6: 737.
—— Past and Future of. Ed. R. 197: 174.
Factory Management; Machining and Tool Equip-
ment. (C. U. Carpenter) Engin. M. 23: 562.
—-— Modern. (Egbert P. Watson) Cassier, 311 106.
— Piece-work, Day Work, etc. (C. U. Carpenter)
Engin. M. 23: 733.
(J . R. McFar-
— Stock Tracing Inspection and Scrapping. (C. U.
Carpenter) Engin. M. 23: 413.
Factory Methods. The New lndustrialism. (M. R.
Cranston) Chant. 37: 499.
Factory Office as a Productive Department. (K. Fal-
coner) Engin. M. 23: 70.
— Economy of, Mechanical Aids in.
Engin. M. 27: 605.
-— Relation to the General Management.
coner) Engin. M. 23: 573.
— Relation to Stock Roo1n and Shipping Bureau. (K.
Falconer) Engin. M. 23: 386.
— Relation to the Stores Department and Shops.
(K. Falconer) Engin. M. 23: 253.
Factory Purchase System. (H. L. Arnold) Engin. M.
(G. H. Seward)
(K. Fal-
25= 399-
Factory School, A Successful. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34:
322,
Factory Systems. Money-making Management. (C.
U. Carpenter) Engin. M. 23: I 5.
— Typical. (Egbert P. Watson) Engin. M. 31: 540.
Factory-workers of the 20th Century. (P. E. Moulder)
Chamb. J. 81: 812,
Facts, Curious, and Statistical Truths. Overland, n. s.
42: 261-534.
-— Discussion of the Word.
11. s. 21: 68.
— The School of. (T. Jenks) Chant. 40: 273.
Faculty, the, in American Universities, Changing
Conception of. (A. E. West) Educa. R. 32: 1.
Faddists of the Road. (Sarah Comstock) Lippinc. 781
116,
Fading of IShadow Flower, The. (J . G. Neihardt)
Overland, n. s. 41: 145, ,
Faery, The Spell of. (R. G. T. Coventry) Acad. 712
284.
Fagan, James Bernard. Hawthorne, U. S. A. (M.
Beerbohm) Sat. R. 99: 768.
-— Prayer of the Sword. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 981
424.
Fagan, Mark, Mayor of Jersey City.
McClure, 26: 297.
Faguet, Emile, and the 18th Century. Ed. R. 1961 507.
F ahey, Alfred, Metal-point Dranghtsman. M. of Art,
373 142-
Failure, The; a story. (T. Carrison) Harper, I06: 527.
Failure, The ; a story. (J . Hopper) McClure, 22: 307.
Failure of the City; a story. (M. Fawcett) Munsey,
32= 755-
Failures of the Great.
376-
(G. K. Gilbert) Science,
(L. Steif ens)
(A. Bierbower) Chant. 40:
FAIR
Fair Advantage, A. (W. A. Dromgoole) Arena, 31:
511.
Fair Exchange; an Old Home-week Romance. (E. G.
Wallace) New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 708.
Fair Fee, A. (B. C. Caughey) Lippinc. 71: 125,
Fair Margaret. (F. M. Crawford) Munsey, 331 263-
697. 34: 84-618.
Fair Trade, What is? (D. H. Wilson) Westm. I541
237-
Fair Upsetter of Customs, A; a story. (F. Wilkinson)
McClure, 20: 306,
F airbairn, A. M., on the Philosophy of the Christian
Religion. (S. F. MacLennan; G. W. Knox) Am.
J. Theol. 71 9I.——Church Q. 582 24!.-—(J. Orr)
Contemp. 82: 362. =Liv. Age, 235: 273. — (R. F.
Horton) Sund. M. 3!: 727.
Fairbanks, Charles Warren.
571 3!. — With portrait.
(N. Y.) 30: 177.
— An Appreciation, with portrait.
Everybody’s, II: 788,
— The Boy and Man. (E. I. Lewis) Indep. 572 I27.
Fairbanks, Geo. Rainsford. (J . B. Hcnneman ; W. P.
Du Bose) Sewanee, I42 493.
Fairchild, James Harris, 1817-1902, Obituary Notice of.
Bib. Sac. 59: 375.
Fairfax, George VVilliam. (C. W. Stetson) New Eng.
M. n. s. 30: 279. -
Fairford Church and the Tomb of its Founder. (F. A.
G. Davidson) Antiq. n. s. 40: 21.
Fairhope, Ala., Home of Single Tax and Referendum.
(E. B. Gaston) Indep. 55: 1670.
Fairies, The English. (May Byron) Liv. Age, 251: 120.
— Irish. (S. MacManus) Lippinc. 78: 747. — (J . Mans-
field) Liv. Age, 251: 760.
Fairway, The; a story. (0. Onions) Blackw. I80: 70,
=Liv. Age, 250: 353.
Fairy and Folk Tales, Irish. (C. Welsh) Cath. World,
791 753-
F airy Bridges.
Fairy Godfather, A ; a story.
31: 382,
Fairy Lore and Primitive Religion.
Internat. Mo. 5: 316.
— of Ulster. (E. Andrews) Antiq. n. s. 42: 299,
Fairy Play, Staging a. (G. Kobbe) Cosmopol. 33: 3.
F airy-tale, A, told by Boys. (W. J . Batchelder) Temp.
Bar, 133: 353.=Liv. Age, 249: 491.
Fairy-tales. Spec. 95: 750.
-— in Public Libraries. Pub. Lib. II: 175.
—- in the Schoolroom. (C. L. Dodd) National, 402 238.
=Liv. Age, 235: 369. = Ecl. M. 140: 39.
—— Realm of Faéry.
(F. E. Luepp) Indep.
(T. R. Shipp) R. of Rs.
(B. Tarkington)
(E. Brennan) Booklover’s M. 6: 399.
(M. B. ShipP) Munsey,
(W. W. N ewell)
377-
Fairy Valley. The; a sketch. (F. Wilkinson) Harper,
107: 710.
Fairy Year, The. (S. Image) Sat. R. 1022 609.
Faith. (Mary Dever) Luth. Q. 35: 270.
—— According to Paul. (S. MacComb) Bib. World, 25:
292,
— Age of; is it returning ? (J . A. Hutton) Hibbert
J . 3: 727.
-— Agnosticism of. (F. Aveling) Dub. R. I33: 82.
—- and Creed. (C. M. Stack) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. 1:
6.
-— arid Knowledge. (G. L. Dickinson) Indep. R. 4:
274.
~— and Morals. Spec. 94: 281,
— First Principles of. (O. Lodge) Hibbert J . 4: 721.
:Liv. Age, 250: 545,
— in Nature. (N. S. Shaler) Internat. Q. 6: 281,
— in the Undiscovered. (R. J . Burdette) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 3: 270.
218
(R. Birkmyre) Gent. M. n. s. 75: I

FAME
Faith, The Knowledge of. (E. P. VVheeIer) Outl. 74:
132,
— The Margin of. (G. M. Searle) Cath. World, 83:
65.
~--— of Literature, The. Acad. -65: 329.
-~ of the Moslem Woman. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R.
96: 230,
-— of the Orientals. Spec. 89: 933, 936.
— The Old and the New. Westm. I60: 448.
— Rational Basis of. (J . M. VVilloughby) 20th Cent.
Q. I, no. 3: 85.
-— Reason, and Religion.
J . 4= 329-
- Recovery of. Outl. 82: 298.
—— Religious, Scientific Basis of. (J . R. Swanton) N.
Church R. 13: 560.
F aith-healer, Errors of the.
R. 65: 935.
Faithful Brady, The. (Larrey Bowman) McClure,
24: 665.
Faithfulness, Decay of. Spec. 931 336.
F aithists, and their Land of Shalam, New Mexico.
(G. B. Anderson) Out West, 25: 414.
Falashas, The. (C. Singer) Jew. Q. 17! I42.
Falcon of the F ontarini, The. (N. K. Blis et) Macmil.
92= 51-=Liv- Age. 245= 729. 790-
Falconer, Patrick, of Newark, N. J., and his Descend-
ants. (B. C. Steiner) N. E. Reg. 60: 21.
F alconio, Diomede, Mgr., with portrait. Cath. World,
76: 569.
Falconry of To-day. (V. Thompson) Harper, I05:
250,
Falcons. (B. Dean) Science, n. s. 22: 499.
Faliero, Marino. Ed. R. 204: 221,
Falkland, Lucius Cary, Lord. (H. Beers) Open Court,
17: 667,
Falkland Islands, Scientific Work of the Swedish An-
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21: 159.
Falkner, J. M. The Nebuly Coat. Monthly R. 14,
no. 1: 43.
Fall, Bible Story of the.
(F. C. S. Schiller) Hibbert
(G. H. Bennett) Meth.
(C. M. Cobern) Meth. R.
63: 513,
Fall of the Flag, The ; a story. (L. G. Giltner) Mun-
sey, 28: 46,
Fall of the House of Johns.
98: 194.
Fall of the Kitchen Barometer, The; a story. (E. H.
Porter) Arena, 28: 638,
(W. J . Hopkins) Atlan.
Fall of a Metan, The; a tale of war in Mindanao. (C.
C. Bateman) Overland, n. s. 44! 569.
Fall of Thomas Oakley, The ; a story. (F. M. Alger)
Outing, 42: 659.
Fall River, Mill Girl of, Story of a. (Gertrude Barum)
Indep. 58: 241,
—— Strike at, Relief Work in.
Fallacies, How to know the.
96: 617.
Fallieres, Armand, New President of France. Indep.
60: 367. —- With portrait. (V. Thompson) Every’
body’s, I42 6I7.—-Spec. 96: 86,
Falling a Mile; a story. (C. H. Claudy) Outing, 45:
161,
Falling Bodies. (A. Hall) Science, 11. s. 17: 349.
False News, Publishing of, a Misdemeanor. (M. H.
Judge)Westm. I66: 617,
False Start; a story. (J . Barlow) Cornh. 90: 654,
Falstaff, Sir John, Rejection of. (A. C. Bradley)
Fortn. 77: 849. =Liv. Age, 233: 711.
Fame. Does it pay to be Famous? (W. D. Hall)
Lamp, 29: 613,
-- Immortality and. (E. Gosse) Cosmopol. 36: 547,
-—— Posthumous and Contemporary. Dial, 34: 229,
Char. I3: 391,
(S. M. Crothers) Atlan.
FAME
Fame of Don Esteban. (W. Bulfin) Everybody’s, I2:
389-
Familiar Touch, Trick of the. (F. T. Cooper) Book-
man. 19‘ 495-
Familiarity in Address. Sat. R. 94: 731.
Families, American, Decrease in the Size of.
Thorndike) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 64.
— Needy, Aiding, in their Homes. (E. D. Solenberger)
Char. I4: 1000,
-—. The Right of the Child.
176: 106.
-— Small, Why do Americans prefer ‘P (Lydia K. Com-
mander) Indep. 57: 847.
Familistere Childhood Festival, Guise, France.
Champury) Californian, 3: 61.
Family, The. Indep. 58: 830,
—— and Christ’s Teachings. (C. F. Thwing) Bib. Sac.
61: 1.
— Evolution of the. (Oscar Browning) Roy. Hist. Soc.
11. s. 61 87.
—— My Large.
-— of the 20th Century, The.
Age, 241: 820,
--— Plea for the. (J . Hill) Bib. Sac. 62: 626.
— Pleasures of the. Liv. Age, 246: 249,
-— Should the Individual be sacrificed to the ? (E. L.
Sutherland) Westm. I66: 436,
—— Small, has it become an American Ideal? (Lydia
K. Commander) Indep. 56: 836,
—— Tribe and. (A. Lang) Fortn. 80: 782.
-—— vs. Solitude of Self. (Marion Harland) Indep. 54:
202,
-—- Why I have no. Indep. 58: 654.
Family Ability. Nature, 74: 97.
Family Cruise, A. (J . F. Wilson) Munsey, 34: 466.
Family Desertion. (J . Garfield Moses) Char. I3: 484.
— and Non-Support Laws. (W. H. Baldwin) Char.
14: 912,
— Conference on. Char. I0: 483,
-— Legislation on, in New York State. Char. 13: 145.
— a Pressing Social Problem. Char. I4: 657.
Family Jars ; a story. (G. A. England) Am. M. 62: 172,
Family Life. (Annie P. Call) Am. M. 60: 197,
—— Christian, in Pre-Reformation Days. (F. A. Gas-
quet) Cath. World, 84: 146,
—- Recovery of. (Rebecca H. Davis) Indep. 59: 673,
Family Pride. (Murray Gilchrist) Idler, 29: 64.
Family Record, A, of the 16th Century. (H. J. Car-
penter) Antiq. n. s. 38: 48.
Famine and Controversy. (G. M. Chesney) 19th Cent.
(E. L.
(I. H. Harper) No. Am.
(E.
Indep. 58: 659.
E01. M. 143: 221. = Liv.
511 478-
—- and Plenty in Joseph’s Time. (G. F. Wright) Bib.
Sac. 59: 169.
— Railroads and. (H. Bell) J . Soc. Arts, 49: 290.
Famous Feuton Opal, The; a. story. (A. T. Sadlier)
Cath. World, 80: 187,
Famous Irish Trial, A. (G. J . Ball) Westm. 163: 5 30,
Fan, Glories of the. (O. Uzanne) Cosmopol. 41: 167.
Fan of Iacchus. (J . E. Harrison) J . Hel. Stud. 24: 241.
Fanaticism in the United States. (J. M. Buckley)
Cent. 45: 196.
Fanny the Rebel; a story.
11. s. 73: 209.
Fans, Artistic. (Hannah Falcke) J . Soc. Arts, 51: 489,
Fantasies which have come True. (T. C. Hepworth)
Chamb. J. 81: 712,
Fantin-Latour, Henri. (F. Weitenkampf) Critic, 43:
(K. Sylvester) Gent. M.
. 514.
—- and Boudin, Eugene. (F. Wedmore) 19th Cent. 67:
97, = Liv. Age, 245: 106. —-Art J. 57: 58.-—-Ath.
’04, 2: 326.-- (R. Bonyer) Studio (Internat.) 24:
36. — Art J . 56: 348. — (D. S. MacCo1l) Sat. R. 98:
425-
219
FARMER’S
Far- Adventures of Billy Burns; a story.
Manus) Cosmopol. 36: 459.
Far East. See East, Far.
Farallone Islands, California.
West, 16: 489.
Farley, James, Strike Breaker, with portrait. (B. T.
F redericks) Am. M. 60: 106. —- (Leroy Scott)
World’s Work, 10: 6199.
Farley, John, Lieut., Letters of, with portrait. J.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 38: 49.
Farley, John Murphy, Archbishop of New York, with
portrait. Oath. World, 76: 142.
Farm, Going Back to the Old. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry
Life Am. 6: 435.
—Modern, Making of a.
942- -
— Starting Life on a.
59: 841.
— University, Use of. (L. H. Bailey) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 31 49.
— Why do the Boys leave the? (L. H. Bailey) Cent.
50: 410,
Farm Book, A 17th—Century. (W. H. Thompson)
Gent. M. n. s. 73: 266.
Farm Boy’s Triumph. (J . S. Crawford) Gunton’s M.
231 314.
Farm Colonies for Middle-class Families.
ston) Westm. I59: 635.
Farm Colonies, Salvation Army’s.
Ctry Life Am. 3: 238.
— — in Prowers Co., Col.
26: 561.
Farm-cottage Holdings.
Bar, 125: 695.
Farm Education. (D. E. M’Clure) Educa. 26: 65.
Farm Laborers, Ancient Customary Privileges in Use
till Sixty Years Ago. (F. S. Potter) Gent. M. n.s.
773 399-
-— British. (B. Seebohm Rowntree) Indep. R. 6: 216,
Farm Machinery, Revolution by. (W. B. Thornton)
World’s Work, 6: 3766,
See Agricultural Machinery.
Farm Mortgage of To-day. (C. M. Harger) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) ss= 572-.
Farm Population, Keeping Back the.
World’s Work, 132 8243.
Farm-school in the Transvaal, A. Indep. R. 5: 210,
=Liv. Age, 245: I65.
Farmer, New England. (H. C. Merwin) Everybody’s,
8: 337-
Day’s Work of. (H. F. Day) Everybody’s, 7:
161,
Farmer Youth and the Public Schools.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 449.
— Practical Education for.
(N. Y.) 28: 456.
— vs. City Boys.
(S. Mac-
(R. A. Thompson) Out
(L. H. Bailey) Outl. 83:
(Josepha B. Godson) Indep.
(J . John-
(W. J . Reynolds)
(A. Shaw) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(H. B. M. Buchanan) Temp.
(C. A. F icke)
(W. M. Hays)
(O. J. Kern) R. of Rs.
(F. Putnam) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I33
234-
Farmers, American, Life of, Improved Conditions in.
(C. H. Matson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26! 329.
— — Social Problems of. (K. L. Butterfield) Am. J.
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— New Hope of. (D. Fairchild) World’s Work, 12:
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Farmer’s College on Wheels. (B. T. Washington)
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Farmers’ Institute, Traveling.
World’s Work, 12:
Farmers’ Institutes.
638.
Farmer’s Seasons, The; Four Pictures in Colors.
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(E. P. Lyle, jr.)
2515,
(K. L. Butterfield) Chant. 34:
(A0
' Farmhouses, English.
FARMERS’
Farmers’ Trust in Iowa. (H. A. Wood) World’s Work,
6: 3651,
Farmer’s Wife, One. Indep. 58: 294.
Farmhouse. Reconstruction with an Ax.
Ctry Life Am. 8: 609,
Farmhouses, Attractive.
Am. 6: 546.
(I. Cox)
(R. C. Spencer) Ctry Life
(G. A. T. Middleton) Archit.
Rec. 12: 514.
Farming as a Business Enterprise. (E. C. Parker) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 62. ‘
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— by Modern Machinery in Western U. S. (D. Rankin)
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— —- An Economic Experiment in'Iowa.
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— Creative. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 57: 732.
— Desert, without Irrigation. (H. Quick) World’s
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— Dry, the Hope of the West. (J . L. Cowan) Cent.
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—- F1-eak,Collapse of. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry Life Am.
(W. S. Har-
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— in California. (J . R. Grayson) Calif. M. 4: 200.
—— Passing of the Hired Man. Science, 11. s. 16: 375.
— Small, in Yorkshire. (J . L. Kyle) Econ. R. 12: 299.
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— Successful, in Connecticut. (Wilhehn Miller) Ctry
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-— Tod’s. (A. D. Hall) Sat. R. 96: 697.
—- Why Some Boys take to. (L. H. Bailey) Cent. 50:
612,
— without Water.
11: 862.
Farming College, Lady Warwick’s, for Girls.
Spender) Cent. 48: 548.
Farming Holiday, A. (C. L. Maynard) Contemp. 88:
90. = Liv. Age, 246: 5 30,
Farmington, Maine. (M. S. Stimpson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 387.
Farms, British Military, in South Africa. (E. F. Har-
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Farms, French. (Anatole Girard) Archit. Rec. 13: 299.
— Government Model. (J . J . Hill) Cent. 51: 184.
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Farnham, Paulding, Recent Art Work by.
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(H.
Studio
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Fascinating of Mr. Savage. (H. Milecete) Lippinc.
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Fascination of the Dolls’ House ; a story.
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Fasciolaria. (H. L. Osborn) Am. Natural. 38: 869.
Fashion. (G. Simmel) Internat. Q. 10: 130,
— An Economic View of. (J. Cruikshank) Arena, 27:
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-— The Wheel of. Spec. 94: 666,
220
FATTED
Fashionable Set, Ultra, in American Society. (C. W.
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Fashions, how Originated in Paris.
Booklover’s M. 5: 619.
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— in Dress, Creating. (Eliz. Meredith) Cosmopol. 39:
62 3.
—— in Fiction. (Mrs. L. H. Harris) Indep. 58: 1407.
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— Some Affected. (G. P. Gordon) Gent. M. n. s. 74;
(Anna M. Ewing)
73'
Fast and Loose. (Mrs. Robert K. Evans) Overland,
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Fat, The Body’s Utilization of. (F. S. Mathews) Pop.
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Fata Morgana of the Straits of Messina. (G. H. Bryan)
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F ate’s Juggler. (Prince Vladimir Vaniatsky) Lippinc.
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FATTENING
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Faulkner Farm, Brookline, Mass. (B. Fisher) New
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FICTION
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696.
—- Readers of, and the Libraries. (J . C. Dana) Outl.
W -512.
— Red Blood in. (Churchill Williams) World’s Work,
6: 3694.
— Red Torches and White. Macmil. 85: 279.
——- Reviewing of. (R. Bagot) 19th Cent. 59: 288, :
Liv. Age, 248: 673.
— Sanity in. (H. Garland) No. Am. 176: 336,
— Sensational, Ethics of. (A. Smith) Westm. I62:
188.
—- The Short Story in England. Acad. 64: 252,
— -—— in the Novel. (I. Moore) Critic, 42: 275,
——- Significant Tendencies in Current. (M. Moss) Atlan.
95: 689.
— Some Phases in. (W. Sichel) Fortn. 78: 28 5, : Eel,
M. 139: 701. =Liv. Age, 235: 65,
— Some Racial Contrasts in. Ed. R. 196: 120,
— Some Real People in. (W. M. Clemens) Bookman,
16: 486.
— Sordid Detail in. (M. K. Ford) Putnam, I: 123,
—- Subjects Fit for. (Owen VVister) Lib. J . 31: C 20,
— Suggestions for Purchase and Circulation. (F. L.
Rathbone) Lib. J . 28: 110,
— Tendencies of Recent. (F. W. Nichols) Arena, 32:
10.
—— Tragic in.
— The Truth about.
I75- -
— Unimaginative View of. Cent. 46: 488.
-— Use and Abuse of. (C. M. Shelton) Indep. 54: 965.
—The World’s, for I901. (Talcott Williams) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 440,
See also Novels.
Fiddler, The; a story.
Field, Eugene, the Humorist.
(Jack London) Critic, 42: 5 39,
(A. E. Bostwick) Pub. Lib. 7:
(S. Ford) Harper, I12: 780,
(F. Wilson) Cent. 42:
446-
- The Many-sided. (Julian Ralph) Bk. Buyer, 24:
6 .
2 .
Field, Kate, with portrait. (C. W. Stoddard) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 23: 361, '
223
FILIBUSTERING
Field, Marshall, with portrait. (J . Dennis, jr.) Every-
body’s, 14: 29I.
—- a Good Example. (F. H. Giddings) Indep. 60: 2 56.
Field, Stephen J ., with portrait. (Van V. Veeder)
Green Bag, 15: 323,
Field and Siege Operations.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 38: 105.
Field-artillery, March of the 6th Battery.
Gatchell) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 57, 219.
Field Duties, Notes on. (J . Parker) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
32: 347-
—— History and Present Position of. Un. Serv. M. 25:
272, 380.
Field Howitzer. Un. Serv. M. 25: I 54.
Field Instruction and Manoeuvers. (E. E. Britton)
Army & Navy Life, 9: 315.
Field Names. Spec. 91: 556.
Field Sports of To-day. (D. W. Huntington) Cent.
44: 890.
Fieldcraft and the Townsman. Spec. 96: 608.
Fieldfares. Spec. 952 359.
Fielding, Copley, Two Pictures by. Art J . 58: 298.
Fielding, Henry. (A. M. Logan) Nation, 772 441.
—— for the Girl of Eighteen. (J . M. Bullock) Lamp, 29:
I95-
—— Wholesomeness of his Novels. (P. M. Craigie) Acad.
67: 51,
Fielding, William Stevens, Canadian Minister of F i-
nance. (H. F. Godsby) Canad. M. 21: 310,
Fiesole, Italy. (Grace E. Channing) Calif. M. 4: 623,
— (M. G. J. Kinlock) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 31.
Fiesta at Warner’s Ranch, A. (H. N. Rust) Land of
Sun. 10: 230,
Fife Miners, Among the.
41.37o.~-
Fifteen Drops; a story. (W. E. Norris) Cornh. 92:
(W. R. Livermore) J.
(G. W.
(K. Durand) Blackw. I71:
784.
Fifth Wheel. (I. B. Roberts) Lippinc. 70: 343.
Fifty—mile Order, The. (Historicus) No. A111. 178:
235-
Fifty-two Pound Salmon. (G. W. Hartley) Blackw.
178: 553.
Fifty Years’ Wrestle.
M. n. s. 30: 561,
Fig, The. (Horace Edwards) Land of Sun. 3: 21.
Fight; a story. (R. W. Child) Am. M. 61: 374.
Fight at Buckskin, The. (C. E. Mulford) Outing, 47:
2 .
Fight on Assembly No. 153, The. (Agnes L. Prevost)
Overland, n. s. 422 199.
Fighting for the Crown in Shropshire.
76: 155,
Fighting Machines, New. (B. Brandenburg) Every-
body’s, II: 579.
Fighting Ships, Armor and Guns of.
Cassier, 22: 99.
Fights between Crécy and Poitiers, Some Neglected.
(T. F. Tout) Eng. Hist. R. 20: 726.
Figs from Thistles. (F. Reddale) Lippinc. 73: 515.
Figure Heads; a Forgotten Art. (I. Moore) Crafts-
man, 51 485.
Figure Painters, American.
221,
Fiji, Court Day in. (A. T. Sibbald) Green Bag, I 52 I91 .
(M. E. S. Hymers) New Eng.
Gent. M. n. s.
(P. R. Alger)
(0.121. Caflin) Critic, W
—A Dance in the Pacific Islands. (F. Campbell)
Fortn. 79: I083.
— Geology of Vanua Levu. (T. C. Bonney) Nature,
69: 31.
Fiji Festival, A. (J. La F arge) Cent. 453 513.
Filial Pretense, A ; a story. (W. N. Harben) Harper,
107: 252.
Filibustering, Strenuous Artof. (R. D. Paine) Outing,
42: 605,
FILIBUSTERS
Filibusters ; Fate of a Treasure-town. (H. Pyle)
Harper, I12: 3.
— Marooned with a Crew of. (R. D. Paine) Outing,
42: 730.
Filing Papers, New Method of.
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 427,
Filipino and Chinese Banking, Humors of. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 71: 394.
Filipino Death-warrant.
Filipino Labor Supply.
331 317-
Filipino Literature and Drama.
land, 11. s. 45: 105.
Filipino Songs and Music. (A. S. Riggs) Dial, 37:
227,
Filipino Women and American. (Maria G. G. Q. De
Joseph) Indep. 58: 1412, .
Filipinos, Fighting Tactics of the. (J . C. Crane) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 31: 496,
——Splayed Foot in. (A. E. Jenks) Am. Anthropol.
(J . R. M. Taylor)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 55.
(G. H. Guy) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(A. S. Riggs) Over-
7: 5°9-
—- Teaching the. (P. N. Beringer) Overland, n. s. 43:
191,
—— Working through the.
76: 86_.
Filtration Works, Belmont. (J . W. Hill) J . Frankl.
Inst. 157: 1, 89, 179, _
Final Propositions. (C. J . Brady) Lippinc. 70: 192,
Final Selection. (G. B. Wuerpel) Lippinc. 74: 498.
Finance, American. (M. M. Estee) Calif. M. 4: 536.
— Decade of Decadence in. (Lord Welby) Contemp.
87: 214,
-— Frenzied.
(O. Villard) Nation,
(T. W. Lawson) Everybody’s, vols. 11-
15. ~
-— Local [English]. (H. Morgan-Browne) Contemp.
go: 568; Reply. (J. H. Schooling) 90: 758. —
(J . H. Schooling) Fortn. 86: 331,
-— Paternalistic. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 76: 65,
— Public, Pending Problems in. (E. R. A. Seligman)
Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 480,
—- Source of Financial Power. (W. G. Langworthy
Taylor) J. Pol. Econ. 13: 368. 4
-— State; Independent Treasury vs Bank Depositories.
(C. S. Potts) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 571, '
Finances of the Shark System. (J . M. Palmer) Mc-
Clure, 25: 406.
Financial Crisis, Why there has been no. (A. D. Noyes)
Yale R. 13: 239.
Financial Dangers of American Credit Expansion.
(F. A. Vanderlip) World’s Work, 5: 2906.
Financial Future. (J . W. Cross) 19th Cent. 53: 98.
Financial Institutions, Modern, and their Equipment.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 479, 643, 1011,
Financial Measures in Congress, Failure of. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 65: 17.
Financial Movements, Recent, in the United States.
(J. Mavor) Econ. J. 14: 169,
Financial Oligarchy, Our. (S. S. Pratt) World’s Work,
1o:'67o4, ’ .
Financial Power, The Concentration of. (C. A. Co-
nant) Internat. Q. 12: 34,
Financial Retrospect, 1861-1901,
Soc. 65: 47°.
F inaucial Signs of the Times. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
741 34°- ‘
Financiers, Famous American. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68:
(R. Gifien) J . Statis.
219.
Finches, North American. Am. Natural. 36: 333.
-— Fruit Trees and. Spec. 96: 291.
-— Wild, reared by Foster-parent Birds. (W. E. D.
Scott) Science, 11. s. 19: 551.
Finding of Martha ; Sequel to the Strength of Gideon.
(P. L. Dunbar) Lippinc. 69: 375.
224
FINLAND
Finding of the White Lama. (A. F. Mockler-Ferry-
man) Chamb. J. 79: 4I7.=Liv. Age, 234: 356-
419-
Findlater, Mary. The Rose of Joy. Monthly R. 14,
no. 2: 17.
Fine Arts, Abolish Duty on.
17: 106,
-— The Artist’s Emancipation of Vision. (Margaret F.
Richardson) Brush & P. 17: 62,
— as Ethical Factor. (H. T. Bailey) Am. J . Soc. Sci.
41: 128.
— at Columbia University. Brush & P. 17: 124.
— Collecting VVorks of. (Russell Sturgis) Appleton’s
M. 8: 166.
— Experts in. Am. Arch. 88: 37.
— Government Support of. (A. J . Finberg) Monthly
R. 6,110, 2: 119,
—— How to criticise. Brush & P. 18: 175.
— in American Colleges. (E. Van Mach) Brush & P.
11: 107.
— in the Netherlands. Am. Arch. 80: 51.
— in Northern Europe. (H. Lauderdale) Brush & P.
14: 307.
— Italian Law on. Am. Arch. 77: 71.
—— More American Museums needed. (G. F. Comfort)
Brush & P. 10: 285.
—-Ministry of, Plea for a.
Cent. 58: 376.
— Muck-raking in the. Brush & P. 18: 18 3.
— New York School of, Proposed. (N. M. Butler)
Am. Arch. 87: 129.
— Registration of. (Eugénie Strong) Am. Arch. 89:
127,
— Types and Stereotypes in. Brush & P. 17: 82.
—— Universities and. Archit. Rec. 12: 655,
Fine Arts Federation of New York; The New York
Alliance of Art Societies. (F. Crowningshield)
Scrib. M. 38: 125.
F inerty’s Ferry Tale, from “ The Fugitive Black-
smith.” (David Stewart) Cent. 47: 528.
Finger-prints an Aid to Identification of Criminals.
(S. Heilig) Idler, 22: 333. —— Spec. 89: 393. = Ecl.
M. 140: 254.=Liv. Age, 235: 315. —Liv. Age,
251: 698. —(Edmund Mitchell) World To-day, 9:
(T. Allen) Brush &. P.
(M. H. Spielmann) 19th
1000,
—— an Ancient Reading of. (L. Robinson) No. Am.
180: 727.
Finland and her Relation to Russia. (S. A. Korff)
Outl. 82: 547.
— and Russian Oppression. Everybody’s, I0: 597.
— as it is, De Windt on. Ath. ’02, 1: 137,
— Conflict in. (D. B. MacGowan) Cent. 47: 620,
— The Crisis in. (H. M. Donner) Outl. 72: 157,
— Education in, Russia and. (P. S. Reinsch) World
To-day, 9: 852.
— Fight of, for Freedom.
2857.
— Frederiksen on. (L. M. Larson) Dial, 34: 236,
— Latest Troubles of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 7 5: 44.
— Libraries in. (A. A. Granfelt) Pub. Lib. 9: 396.
— Literature of. (H. Ramsden) 19th Cent. 56: 772.:
Liv. Age, 243: 833.
— Pre—historic. (A. F. Chamberlain) Am. Antiq. 25:
42-
— Present Danger of. (H. M. Donner) Outl. 82: 903,
— Reign of Terror in. (J . Jackol) Arena, 30: 37.
— Resurrection of. (W. T. Stead) Contemp. 88: 761.
— Russia’s Policy in Defense of. (M. de Plehve) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 577.
— Schools of vs. those of Russia.
26: 242, .
—- Situation in. (I. A. Hourwich) J . Pol. Econ. 11:
(E. Ehrstroem) Indep. 55:
(A. T. Smith) Educa_

290. -—- No. Am. 1791 913-
FINLAN DER
Finlander, The Young, and the National Spirit.
M. Donner) Outl. 73: 124,
Finley, John Huston. (E. M. Norris) Critic, 42: 515.
— With portrait. Outl. 74: 826.
Finley, W. L., Omithologist. (Grace A. Pierce) Out
West, 23: 15.
-- and H. J . Bohlman and their Bird Studies with a
Camera. Craftsman, 8: 611,
F innerty of the Elephant Keddah.
Canad. M. 27: 163.
Finney Family, Bristol Branch of.
E. Reg. 60: 67, 155.
Finnish Literature. (R. Puaux) Internat. Q. 8: 108.
Finnish Writers, Representative. (Paul Harboe) Book-
man, 23: 36.
Fins of Fishes.
(H.
(W. A. Fraser)
(F. C. Clark) N.
(R. C. Osbnrn) Science, n. s. 23:
585.
—-— Origin of. (D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 5 36.
Finsen, Niels Ryberg. (G. M. Fox-Davies) Chamb.
J . 82: 49. —- (J . A. Riis and others) McClure, 20:
360. — Nature, 70: 5 32,
— and R. L. Stevenson. Spec. 93: 473.
-— Light-treatment of Disease. (G. Pernet) Quar. 204:
133. -— (J. Moritzen) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 251 431.
Fioretti, The, and the Gospels. (C. J . Shebbeare)
Conte1np. 85: 739.
Fir, Balsam. (A. O. Huntington) New Eng. M. n. s.
31: 225,
Fire and London Crowd. Spec. 92: 690,
-— at Sea. (L. Perry) Am. M. 60: 599.
—-— by Rubbing Sticks. (E. T. Seton) Ctry Life Am.
6: 145.
-— fight Fire. (G. A. England) Munsey, 35: 461,
-— Fighting. Chamb. J. 80: 69,
— -— To-day and To-morrow.
Scrib. M. 32: 449.
—— Fire Risks, and Fire Prevention.
Soc. Arts, 54: 927.
—— History of. (J . C. Fernald) Harper, I05: 182,
— In Defense of. (C. F. Binns) Craftsman, 3: 369.
-— Precautions against. Am. Arch. 84: 75.
— Protection against. (E. O. Sachs) National, 44:
1oo9.
— —-— Existing Laws in England on. (T. B. Phillips;
G. H. Paul; W. C. Henderson) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
375-
— — — Dr. von Schwartz on. Ath. ’o4, 1: 534.
—— -—for London, New. (A. M. Watson) 19th Cent.
59: 656.
—-— —- High-pressure Systems for.
sier, 28: 420.
—- - in Theaters.
21,
— Sacred, of Israel.
277-
-— Wild, Riding through.
Work, 6: 3581.
Fire, Gun, Higher Control of.
M. 32: 233.
Fire Combat.
578.
Fire Drills, Factory. (H. F. J. Porter) Cassier, 28:
277-
F ire Engines, Automobile.
(P. G. Hubert, jr.)
(V. B. Lewes) J .
(A. Blauvelt) Cas-
(J . R. Freeman) Am. Arch. 89:
(F. W. Balkwill) 19th Cent. 60:
(Grace G. Seton) World’s
(H. Mead) Un. Serv.
(J. H. Verschoyle) Un. Serv. M. 30:
(G. Glendon) Cassier, 28:
91.
Fire Escapes in American Commercial Buildings. (C.
A. Danbney) Am. Arch. 79: 27.
Fire Hazards and how to avoid them.
Cassier, 29: 209,
-— Electrical. (J . C. Forsyth) Cassier, 24: 552.
Fire Insurance Laboratories at Chicago. (W. H. Mer-
rill, jr.) Am. Arch. 81: 63.
See Insurance, Fire.
(W. Devereux)
225
FIRES
F ire-losses in Chicago. (H. B. Seely) Am. Arch. 87:
83.
-— in the U. S. (Joseph K. Freitag) Engin. M. 31: 321.
F ire-resisting Building Materials. Am. Arch. 81: 83.
—-— (F. E. Cabot) Am. Arch. 87: 63.
Fire-service in England and on the Continent. (Soc)
Chamb. J. 82: 519.
Fire—shntters. (J . R. Freeman) Am. Arch. 87: 162.
F ire-sticks, Queensland. Knowl. n. s. 2: 58.
F ire-walking in Fiji. Nature, 67: 130. = Liv. Age,
236: 252,
Fire-warden, The; a story. (R. W. Chambers) Har-
per, 108: 930.
Fire \Vorship and the Swastika in America. Am.
Antiq. 26: 185.
F ire-worshipers, Persian, of Yezd. (A. V. W. Jack-
son) Cent. 50: 691.
Firearms, Evolution of, and Advancing Civilization.
(J . Wheeler) J . Frankl. Inst. 153: 193.
- of Ancient Times. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 587.
— Rise of. (E. J. King) Un. Serv. M. 33: 323.
Firemen in Foreign Countries. (Fritz Morris) Cosmo-
pol. 34: 321.
Firemen’s Tournament, The; a sketch.
McClure, 23: 631,
Fireplace, Building a.
(E. Wood)
(H. Garland) Ctry Life Am.
8: 645.
-— Evolution of the. (R. C. Spencer, jr.) Ctry Life
Am. 3: 73.
—— A Family. Craftsman, 4: 201,
Fireplaces, Ancient Indian, in So. Dakota Bad-lands.
(A. E. Sheldon) Am. Anthropol. 7: 44.
— in the Country Home. (W. H. Wickes) Ctry Life
Am. 4: 413.
— Italian. (A. Melani) Am. Arch. 87: 11.
—— Old and New. Craftsman, 2: 309.
Fireproof Building Construction. (Arthur Pordage)
Am. Arch. 81: 75.-— (P. M. Stewart) Am. Arch.
82: 30. —— (F. W. Fitzpatrick) Am. Arch. 892 15!.
Fireproof Buildings. (Max Clarke) Am. Arch. 81:
76.
Fireproof Country Homes, Need of. (G. E. Walsh)
Archit. Rec. 17: 508.
Firepoof Material in Baltimore Fire.
Am. Arch. 85: 19.
Fireproof Wood. (E. Atkinson) Am. Arch. 77: 75. —
(P. M. Stewart) Am. Arch. 79: 71. —— (Woolson)
Am. Arch. 81: 61,
Fire-proofing. Am. Arch. 88: 86.
— in Theaters. (J . R. Freeman) Am. Arch. 89: 98.
—- of Wood by Ferrell’s Apparatus. J . F rankl. Inst.
158: 139,
— — Recent Advances in.
n. s. 16: 424.
— Simple VVays of. (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 13:
(J . R. Freeman)
(S. P. Sadtler) Science,
1 1 9,
Fires, Common Causes of. Am. Arch. 75: 22.
— Factory, Preventing. (G. Iles) World’s Work, 6:
3679-
-- Prevention of. (E. U. Crosby) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 26: 404,
— — in the U. S. (E. Atkinson) Am. Arch. 81: 43.
— — Sachs on. (Russell Sturgis) Nation, 76: 380. —
Nature, 67: 217.
— Prevention of Loss by.
791 7°-
— Recent, and their Lessons.’ (Ellis Marshland) Am.
Arch. 79: 61.
— the Red Monster.
20: 726.
—-— Some Curious Causes of.
J . 82: 364.
See also Forest Fires.
(E. Atkinson) Am. Arch.
(F. W. Fitzpatrick) Open Court,
(T. C. Bridges) Chamb.
‘ Fires of Cyfarthfa, The.
FIRES
(F. Wedmore) Sund. M. 34:
2 50.
Fireside Patriots. (S. Scott-Moncriefl‘) Chamb. J . 79:
supp. 38. ’
Firesides, English. Spec. 94: 171.
Firing Regulations, Our New. (C. J . Crane) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 35: 211.
First Aid to Kittie James. (E. Jordan) Harper, I09:
469.
First and Last, Sayings of Jesus about the. (F. C.
Porter) J. Bib. Lit. 25: 97.
First Love in Poetry. (C. J . Norris) Fortn. 84: 254.
First Love of the Saxon, The. (G. Bronson-Howard)
Everybody’s, I3: 659.
First Mountain Ride; a sketch. (J. Blewctt) Canad.
M. 22: 383.
First Nights, Thirty Years of.
Chamb. J. 80: 758. _
First 0’ May. (B. Bolt) Longm. 43¢ 30.
First of October, The; a Dramatic Episode.
Bacon) Harper, I09: 721, 4
First Steps. (P. Carus) Open Court, 20: 495.
Firstlings and Other Sacrifices. (S. I. Curtiss) J . Bib.
Lit. 22: 45.
Fiscal Fallacies. (J . Dowman) Westm. I61: 375.
Fiscal Problem, The. (“ Compatriot ”) National, 482
(W. M. Thomas)
(J. D.
403.
Fiscal Problems of To-day. (G. Byng) Fortn. 78: 453.
See Great Britain: Tariff ; also, Tariff, and Pro-
tection.
Fischer, Otto, Artist, Work of.
Studio (Internat.) 25: 44. '
Fish, Elisha, Notes from the Diary of.
N. E. Reg. 56: 121,
Fish, Hamilton, Secretary of State.
Law R.'4OI 801,
Fish, Stuyvesant. (R. N. Burnett) Cosmopol. 35: 647.
—With portrait. Indep. 60: 557.
Fish and Fishing Stories. (J . Johnson) Outing, 44:
(Hans W. Singer)
(G. T. Fish)
(A. Spring) Am.
619,
— Breeding Habits of Cray-fish. (E. A. Andrews)
Am. Natural. 38: 165.
—— Cranium of. (E. C. Starks) Science, 11. s. 21: 754.
— Fish Life under the Ice. (C. Deming) Outing, 47:
378.
-— Flying. (C. D. Durnford) Am. Natural. 40: 1.
-—— Game, of the Middle-‘Vest. (T. E. G-ilpin) Indep.
56= I433-
— How they got their Names. (C. W. Beebe) Outing,
46: 618.
-— How to save the. (W. E. Meehan) Outing, 46: 377.
—- Leap of the Trout and Other Fish. (W. C. Harris)
Outing, 45: 125. ‘
— of Southern California, Famous. (C. F. Holder)
Land of Sun. I: 110,
— of the Western Sea; Some Curious Ones.
P. Forbes) Overland, n. s. 43: 175
— Oral Breathing Valves of Teleosts.
Am. Natural. 38: 153.
-— The Pacific Jew Fish. (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. 2:
129,
—— Planting of, as a. Business Enterprise.
Outing, 47: 182.
-— Report of the Ichthyological Research Committee.
(A. K. Moe) Science, 11. s. 17: 1016,
F ish-destroyers, Marine. (W. C. McIntosh) Harper,
1% 955- .
Fish-destroying Birds and Seals. (R. B. Marston) 19th
Cent. 55: 107.
Fish Forms in Decorative Art.
man, 8: 68.
F ish-hawk, Nest of the.
Am. 5: 510.
(H. R.
' (E. G. Mitchell)
(R. Bache)
(I. Sargent) Crafts-
(W. A. Johnson) Ctry Life
226
FISHES
Fish Hawks. (W. J . Long) Outing, 40: 150,
Fish-hooks, Strange. (C. J . Praetorius) Good Words,
W 516.
Fish-hospitals. Chamb. J. 83: 134.
Fish Talk, Random. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 42: 762.
Fish Trade of Boston. (Irah Dunklee) World To-day,
10: 581,
Fisher, Alexander, Silverwork of. (T. M. Wood)
Studio (Internat.) 22: 224,
Fisher, Harrison, Illustrator. Brush & P. 9: 346.
Fisher, John, Admiral, with portrait. Army & Navy
Life, 8, no. 3: 51. —With portrait. (W. T. Stead)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 23: 197.
— Reformer of the British Navy. (F. T. Jane) Mun-
sey. 33¢ 529-
Fisher, Mrs. Rebecca J ., Capture and Rescue of. Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 3: 209.
Fisher, S. Meton. (A. B. Daryll) M. of Art, 26: I47.
Fisher—folk, New England. (G. W. Carryl) Harper,
105: 909.
Fisheries, Atlantic, and Protection.
Nation, 75: 111,
— Cornish. (J . Isabel) Longm. 40: 344. I
—— Hawaiian. (B. W. Evermann) Outing, 43: 660.
— International Investigations of. (J . J ohnstone) Na-
ture, 73: 255.
— Laboratory of, at Beaufort, N. C. (C. Grave) Sci-
ence, n. s. 211 732.
(D. W. Prowse)
— of Japan. (Hugh M. Smith) Nat. Geog. M. 16:
ZOI,
— of New England. (W. S. Birge) Booklover’s M. 4:
679.
—- of the North Sea. (W. Garstang) J . Soc. Arts, 54:
401,
-— Question of, Atlantic. (P. T. McGrath) Atlan. 90:
741-
— U. S. Bureau of. (B. W. Evermann) Nat. Geog. M.
15: 191,
—- U. S. Inland, Saving the.
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Fisherman of Costla, A. (J . B. Connolly) Scrib. M.
321 344-
F isherman’s Luck ; a story.
(W. S. Harwood) World’s
(E. C. McCants) Outing,
43= 319- ~
Fishermerf, Among the Deep-sea. (W. T. Grenfell)
Outl. 74: 695.
— and the Law. (J. J. O’Connor) Green Bag, 16: 582,
— of the Deep Sea. (A. J . Kenealy) Outing, 40: 733.
=Ecl. M. 139: 613.: Liv. Age, 234: 747,
— of Gloucester. (V. J . Slocum) Outing, 42: 587,
— of Newfoundland. (P. T. McGrath) Outing, 442
306.
Fisher’s Island. (H. R. Palmer) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
567.
Fishery, Making a. Spec. 95: 11.
— by Chinese on Pacific Coast.
M. 4: 833.
Fishery Commission Laboratory at Bergen, Instruction
offered in. Science, 11. s. 16: 676.
Fishery Congress, International, 1908.
Science, n. s. 24: 57.
Fishes, Blind, in Cuba.
To-day, 5: 1131.
— Boulenger’s Teleostean. Am. Natural. 38; S97.
—— Bureau of Fisheries at Wood’s Hole, Mass. (F. B.
Sumner) Science, 11. s. 21: 566.
—- Classification of.
(R. F. Wash) Calif.
(H. M. Smith)
(C. H. Eigenmann)‘World
63: 5,
-— Colors of. (D. S. Jordan) Am. Natural. 36: 803.
— Defensive Methods of. (F. G. Afialo) Cornh. 90:
822,
-— Diseases of, Hofer’s Handbuch.
ence, n. s. 202 14.
(M. C. Marsh) Sci-
(D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo._
Q
FISHES
Fishes, Ears of. (W. M. Webb) Knowl. n. s. 2: 59.
-— Electric Organ in some. (U. Dahlgren) Science,
11. s. 23: 469.
— Evolution of. (D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 556.
-— Extinct Pediculate. (T. Gill) Science, 11. s. 20: 84 5.
— Flying, Flight of, Dumford on. Knowl. n. s. 3: 603.
— Food of. (F. H. Sweet) Lippinc. 69: 596.
— Fossil, in the British Museum. (G. A. B.) Nature,
65: 388.
-— Fresh Water, of Mexico. (S. E. Meek) Am. Natural.
371 771-
— — of South and Middle America.
mann) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 515.
— Fins of, Functions of. (A. Duges) Science, 11. s. 22:
(C. H. Eigen-
798-
—— Game, of the Pacific. (H. T. Payton) Calif. M. 2:
226, -
— Habits of. (R. R. Gurley) Am. J . Psychol. 13: 408.
—(F. G. Aflalo) Cornh. 86: 91.
-— — Gurley on. Am. Natural. 37: 72.
— How Rooting Aquatic Plants influence the Nutri-
tion of the Food Fishes of our Great Lakes. (R.
Pond) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 251.
— How to Collect. (D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62:
85.
-— Introduction to the Study of. (T. Gill) Science,
n. s. 21: 653.
—- Jordan’s Guide to. (C. A. Kofoid) Dial, 39: 84. —
(J. Reighard) Science, n. s. 22: 361.
— Nationality of. (F. G. Aflalo) Chamb. J . 82: 218.
— Non-education of the Young by Parents. (T. Gill)
Science, 11. s. 19: 861,
— of the African Family Kneridas.
n. s. 18: 338.
— of Guam. Am. Natural. 36: 585.
-— of the Pacific Slope, A Convention of the. (C. Rut-
ter) Out West, 19: 369.
- of Panama. (C. H. Eigenmann) Science, 11. s. 22: 18,
— on their Defense. (F. G. Aflalo) Ecl. M. 144: 405.
— Our Game. (C. F. Holder) Land of Sun. 3: 67.
-— Psychic Life of. (E. C. Sanford) Internat. Q. 7:
316,
—- Pycraft’s Story of. Nature, 65: 219.
— Sense of Hearing in. (G. H. Parker) Am. Natural.
37: 185,
—— Sense Organs of. (C. J . Herrick) Am. Natural. 37:
295.
— Senses of. Spec. 97: 1035.
—— The “ Submerged Tenth ” among. Spec. 95: I14.
— Subterranean. (C. R. Eastman) Science, 11. s. 21:
516. -
Fishing. (W. P. Frye) Indep. 56: 1235. — (E. Sandys)
Outing, 42: 80,
-— among the Florida Keys.
43: 615-
- Anglers of the Wharf. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing,
40: 389.
— Angling Bigotries. Blackw. I78: 199.
— as Sport. (G. A. B. Dewar) Sat. R. 97: 809,
— as viewed by an Angler’s Wife. (J . Johnson) Out-
ing. 42: 532-
— at the Mouth of the Saskatchewan.
Williams) Blackw. 179: 392.
-— At the River’s Mouth. (H. Warrand) Blackw. 174:
(T. Gill) Science,
(W. C. Harris) Outing,
(C. Hanbury-
.3_
-- Bait vs. Fly, for Trout. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 44:
2-0.
— Bi;-game. (C. F. Holder) Outing, '41: 450,
— Boys’. (S. Gwynn) Cornh. 89: 129.
— Casting at Tournaments. (W. C. Harris) Outing,
45: 2-1,
-— The Cdtching of the Cod. (W. J . Henderson) Cent.
50: 485.
227
FISKE
Fishing, Deep-sea. (A. J . Kenealy) Idler, 23: 37.
— — near New York. (A. B. Paine) Booklover’s M.
6: 411,
— Fly, for Brook Trout. (C. Bradford) Ctry Life
Am. 9: 697.
—- for Fun. (E. Sandys) Outing, 46: 229.
— for Japanese Smalets. (D. S. Jordan) Outing, 40: 23.
— for Sewin. (A. T. Johnson) Idler, 25: 581.
— French Fleet in Possession of the Channel. (J . Isa-
bell) Longm. 42: 154,
— Fresh-water, Joys of. (E. Sandys) World’s Work,
6: 3528,
— Geen’s. (S. Buxton) Sat. R. 100: 495.
—— Gentle Art of Killing Fish. (J. H. McFarland)
Outl. 84: 79.
— How to fish on the Ice. (C. Deming) Outing, 47:
510
— Ice, at Chautauqua. (F. M. Hawley) Chant. 36:
628,
— in Arctic Seas. (J . B. Connelly) Harper, I10: 659,
— in Canadian Lakes. (F. M. Iris) Canad. M. 19: 225,
—- in Colorado. (H. M. Hart) Outl. 77: 284.
— in the Rocky Mountains. (J . W. Henshaw) Canad.
M. 27: 225,
— in Southern California.
425- .
— Lake Superior. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 42: 716.
— Laws of, Uniform. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 44: 771.
—— Night’s, in Wales. (A. T. Johnson) Longm. 45: 120.
— Old-time. (J . S. Compton) Outing, 44: 203,
— on a Chalk-stream. (IV. Caine) Macmil. 92: 210,
—- on the River Test. (A. Cavendish) National, 48:
100,
—— Pike, Pickerel, and Muskellonge. Canad. M. 21:
(C. F. Holder) Outing, 43:
3°7-
—- Pleasures of. (S. Gwynn) Cornh. 88: 505.
— Salt Water. (E. Sandys) Outing, 44: 444.
— Scotch Loch. Gent. M. n. s. 72: 251.
— Sea, In Praise of. Spec. 97: 123.
— Surf. (J . W. Muller) Outing, 41: 145,
— up or down Stream. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 43: 114,
—— Wet-fly. Spec. 97: 195.
—— What to fish for in February. (W. C. Harris)
Outing, 45: 638,
— Where to fish and what to wear. (W. C. Harris)
Outing, 46: 12 5,
—— Where to go. (E. Hough) World To-day, 5: 897.
—— Winter, in the Sub-Tropics. (C. Deming) Outing,
W 649-
— with a Worm. (B. Perry) Atlan. 93: 699.
Fishing Interests, New England’s Deep-sea. (P. T.
M’Grath) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 56I._
Fishing Laws, Conflicting. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 43:
363.
Fishing Ships, On the. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing,
43: 9-
Fishing Tackle. Best Flies for Brook Trout. (L.
Rhead) Outing, 47: 807.
—- Hints on Terminal Tackle. (C. Deming) Outing,
48: 25,
— How to buy a Good Rod.
805,
— Inventing the Split-bamboo Rod. (J . A. Henshall)
Outing, 40: 212,
F iske, Daniel Willard. (G. W. Harris) Lib. J . 29: 534.
-- (W. P. Garrison) Nation, 79: 233. ‘
Fiske, John, an American Scholar. (F. K. Waldo)
Educa. 22: 331.
(C. Deming) Outing, 47:
— An Appreciation. (T. S. Perry) Atlan. 89: 627.
— as a Popular Historian. (H. M. Stephens) World’s
Work. s= 3359.
—- Essays, Historical and Literary, with portrait.
(J . Finley) Lamp, 26: 41,
FISKE
Fiske, .Minnie Maddern, with portrait.
Booklover’s M. 5: 667.
— in Leah Kleschna. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 462
(H. Tyrrell)
I39-
—— in “Mary of Magdala.” (P. S. Grant) Critic, 41: 533.
Fission in Metridium. (M. L. Hammatt) Am. Natural.
40: 583.
Fit of the Blues, A. (E. Sandys) Outing, 46: 590,
Fitch, Clyde. (E. E. Fyles) Am. M. 61: 72.
—- The Obstinacy of. (E. E. Hale, jr.) Bookman, 23:
Fitch, Sir Joshua: a Reminiscence. (Sir R. Hunter)
Contemp. 84: 807,
Fitch, Zachary, of Reading, Mass., Descendants of.
(E. S. Stearns) N. E. Reg. 56: 41.
— A Letter of. Nation, 74: 268.
Fitchburg, Mass. (G. W. Miller) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7!
260.
Fitness to win. Army & Navy Life, 9, no. 2: I.
Fitzgerald, Edward. (W. Elwin) Monthly R. I 5, no. I1
I35.—Ecl. M. 138: 460, '
—- and his Friends. (Mrs. C. Towle) Longm. 46: 310.
— and Omar Khayyzim. (A. S. Henry) Bk. News, 23:
912, ' <
— as a Translator of Calderon. Acad. 64: 5 36.
-— Benson’s Life of. (Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic, 47:
158, .
— Cause of his Popularity. (VV. Meynell) Acad. 66:
118,
—— Homes and Haunts of. (M. Kerrich) Blackw. I74:
439-
——- Nine Letters from, to Mrs. Kemble. Temp. Bar,
131: 537-
- on Music and Musicians. (C. W. James) Macmil.
85: 33o.=Liv. Age, 232: 445.
— Variorum Edition. (A. I. du P. Coleman) Critic,
43= 561-
— Wright’s Life of. (W. R. Browne) Dial, 36: 393, —
(W. C. France) Nation, 782 455. —- Spec. 92: 697.
Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, Life of, Ida A. Taylor’s.
Spec. 92: 89.
Fitzherbert, Mrs., Marriage of, to Prince of Wales.
(H. Thurston) Month, 107: 1.
-— Vindication of. (J.J. O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 1.
— Wilkins on. (R. M. Johnston) Nation, 82: 350,
Fitzpatrick, Charles, with portrait. (C. Morse) Green
Bag, 16: 508.
Fitzralph. Richard, of Armagh and the English Fran-
ciscans. (J . J . Greaney) Cath. Univ. Bull. 11: 68,
246.
Five-head Creek. (L. Becke) Chamb. J . 81: 721.
Five-hundred-mile City, The. (F. W. Coburn) World
To-day, II: 1251,
Five Thousand Miles for a Farm.
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 106.
Flag, The British. Un. Serv. M. 27: 233.
— The Duty of the. (G. Hewlett) Un. Serv. M. 33: 17.
—- United States, a Boston Idea. (G. J . Varney) New
Eng. M. n. s. 26: 539,
-— -— Suggestion for the Arrangement of Stars on.
Army & Navy Life, 9: 599.
Flagellate Monads, Origin of, from Zoiiglosa.
Bastian) Nature, 71: 77.
Flageolets, Primitive. (E. H. Hawley) Science, 11. s.
18: 412.
Flagg, Ernest, Works of. Archit. Rec. II, no. 4: 1.
Flagler, H. M., Residence of, at Palm Beach. Archit.
Rec. 15: 385.
Flags, Historic. (R. I. Geare) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 702.
Flagstaff, Arizona. Land of Sun. 4: 241.
Flame of Combustibles, Value of. (P. Mahler) J .
Frankl. Inst. I 59: 31,
—— Why it emits Light.
63: 209.
(G. Billings) N...
(H. C.
(R. M. Bird) Pop. Sci. Mo.
228
FLIGHT
Flamingo City, A. (F. M. Chapman) Cent. 47: 163.
Flamingoes in Africa. (C. L. Leipoldt) Macmil. n. s.
1: ~67,
—— in at Bahamas. (L. A. Fuertes) Outing, 42: 12.
— Osteology of. Am. Natural. 36: 588.
-— Photographing. (F. M. Chapman) Ctry Life Am.
8-
. 41,
Flamsteed, J ., and Piazzi Identities. (Herman S.
Davis) Pop. Astron. I3: 423.
—— Controversy, with Newton and Halley. (E. S.
Holden) Science, n. s. 2x: 706.
Flanagan and Stevey Todd. (A. Colton) Harper, I10:
424-
Flanders, Royalist and Cromwellian Armies in, 1657-
62. (C. H. Firth) Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 17: 67.
Flandre, Yolande de. (J . H. Yoxall) Pall Mall M. 27:
358-
Flat-dwellers of a Great City. (A. B. Paine) World’s
Work, 5: 3281.
Flattery. Spec. 93: 889.
Flaubert, Gustav. (F. T. Marzials) Critic, 431 I48.
-— and Symonds, J . A. Intellectual and Human Ideals
in Literature. (J . W. Young) Sewanee, I0: 160,
—Less Known Stories. (F. M. Hueifer) Acad. 69:
1175.
Flaw in the Title. (E. Walker) New Eng. M. n. s. 29:
52-
Fleas and Disease. (C. F. Baker) Am. Natural. 39:
507. —_-Science, 11. s. 22: 340,
Fleet, the, Distribution of. ,Un. Serv. M. 24: 464.
Fleet Marriages.‘ (V. Van M. Beede) Green Bag, 14:
234-
Fleet Tactics. Un.Serv. M. 28: 572. -
Fleischer, Prof. Fritz. (Dr. Abel) M. of Art, 27: 45!.
Fleming, Williamina Paton. (Annie E. S. Beard)
World To-day, 9: I179.
Flemings in Eastern England in the Reign of Henry II.
(G. T. Lapsley) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 509.
Flemish Art, Early, Exhibition in Bruges of. (M. H.
Witt) 19th Cent. 52: 455. :Liv. Age, 235: 403. I
Ath. ’o2, 2: 35 5. —— (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 75:
262. -—Acad. 63: 241.
Flemish Masters, Old, at Home.
Month, 100: 348.
Flemish Painting. (J . La Farge) McClure, 24: 529.
Flemish Paintings at the Guildhall, 1906. Ath. ’o6, I:
675.
Flemish Race and the Walloons. (M. Maeterlinck)
Putnam, 1: 77.
Fletcher, Banister. History of Architecture. (J . C.
(A. Goodrich) Am.
V (B. de Courson)
Cox) Antiq. n. s. 38: 21,
Fletcher, Horace, with portrait.
M. 62: 198.
Fletcherism, The Growth of.
World’s Work, III 7324.
Fleury, Albert F., Painter. (F. E. Towne) Brush &
P, :2: 2o1.—(M. I. G. Oliver) Studio (Internat.)
22: 21,
Fleury, Gen., at St. Petersburg, 1870.
Nation, 77: 357.
Flickerbridge. (Henry James) Scrib. M. 31: 170.
Flies, Infinite Torment of. (A. S. Shipley) Indep. R.
It 425. = Liv. Age, 241: 305. -
— Remarkable Occurrence of Bibio Fraternus. (J . G.
(E. Wilson) Sci. Am.
(I. F. Marcosson)
(A. Laugel)
Needham) Am. Natural. 36: 181.
Flight, Natural and Artificial.
93= 481-
— Problems of. (F. Legge) Acad. 632 342. -— Chamb.
J . 79: 441. See also Flying.
Flight into the Mountains, A. (G. Dix) Munsey, 33:
368.
Flight of Claudio Albright, The. (L. K. Mabie) Mun-
sey. 33= 436-
FLIGHT
Flight of “River Bell,” The.
lover’s M. 6: 293.
Flight to F lameland.
(E. E. Peake) Book-
(E. P. Medley) Canad. M. 28:
Flint, Thomas Barnard, Clerk of the Canadian House
of Commons. (P. St. C. Hamilton) Canad. M. 20!
536.
Flint-knives, Prehistoric. (C. C. Willoughby) Am.
Natural. 36: 1.
Flints, Prehistoric Portraiture in.
temp. 85: 99.
Flittermouse, The. (Amélie Rives) Harper, 111: 825.
Floating Ideas and the Imaginary. (F. H. Bradley)
Mind, 31: 445.
Floating Islands. Am. Arch. 83: 13.
Floating of “ Utah Extension,” The. (F. Lynde) Scrib.
M- 39= 318-
Floods, Animals in. Spec. 90: 971.
—in the Middle West, 1903. (C. M. Harger) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 74. '
-— on English Rivers. Spec. 91: 383.
— Prevention of, and Irrigation ; Twin Ideas. (J . R.
Burton) No. Am. 177: 522.
Floor Coverings, Frugal, Frivolous, and Final.
VVhitefield) Ctry Life Am. 6: 5 31,
Flooring, “ Secura.” Am. Arch. 85: 35.
Floors, Castle Kelso, England. (Marion Elliston)
Booklover’s M. 6: 41,
Flora of the Barrens of- Southeast Penn.
Harshberger) Science, 11. s. 18: 339.
— of Holy Church, A Study in the.
Dowling) Am. Cath. Q. 27: 453.
Florence, Italy, and the English Poets.
Channing) Calif. M. 2: 165.
— Children of. (R. M. Bradley) 19th Cent. 60: 618. =
Liv. Age, 251: 410,
— Days in. (L. Whiting) Arena, 30: 623,
—— Great Gnomon at. (W. A. Parr) Knowl. n. s. 2:
(A. Herbert) Con-
(H. D.
(J. W.
(A. E. P. R.
(Grace E.
287.
-— Hyett’s History of. Ath. ’03, 21 245.
—-— in the 15th Century. (H. H. Powers) Bib. Sac. 62:
401.
— of Landor, Whiting’s. (M. S. Stillman) Nation, 81:
S27-
— Villas of, Ross’s. (M. S. Stillman) Nation, 74: 155,
Florentine Movement, The. (£Elfrida C. IV. Tilyard)
Indep. R. 9: 71.
Florentine Painters, Berensen’s Drawings of the. . (K.
Cox) Nation, 77: 116,
Florentine Service-book in the British Museum. (G.
Margoliouth) Jew. Q. 16: 73.
Flores, Juan, the-Outlaw. (E. B. Julian) Land of
Sun. 61 133.
Florida, A Bay-window in.
467. '
——- Camping in. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry Life Am. 3:
(B. Torrey) Atlan. 95:
4
—— Dall’s Tertiary Fauna of. (H. A. Pillsbry) Science,
11. s. 191 613.
-—-Everglades of; a Region of Mystery. (E. A. Dix
and J ..N . MacGonigle) Cent. 47: 512,
-—-Failures in. Blackw. I71: 493.
—— for a Winter Home. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 59: 731.
— Home at Christmas. (T. L. Mead) Ctry Life Am.
3: 77-
-— Resorts in. (W. Packard) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7 3 601.
— A Southern Industrial Experiment. (A. W. Dimock)
Harper, 111: 302,
Florida Key Cruise.
167,
Florida Keys, The. (J . Gifford) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 5,
—-— Birds of. (H. K. Job) Outing, 43: 71, 162.
— Birds on Bird Key. (H. K. Job) Outing, 44: 231,
(V. Gilpin) Ctry Life Am. 10:
229
FLOWERS
Florida Ship Canal, Proposed Routes of. (L. B. Ellis)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 55,
Flounders as Rod and Table Fish. (W. C. Harris)
Outing, 44: 506.
Flour Milling, Science of. (W. Jago) Nature, 68: 1.
Flow of Solids, Experimental Method in, and its Ap-
plication to the Compression of a Cube of Plastic
Material. (J. R. Benton) Am. J . Sci. 163: 207.
Flower, Elliott. (E. F. Harkins) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34:
297-
Flower, Sir William Henry, Cornish’s Life of. Ath.
’o4, 2: 116, —Spec. 92: 963,
— Memorial to. Science, n. s. 18: 249.
Flower, Evolution of the. (S. L. Bastin; G. Henslow)
Knowl. 11. s. 3: 321, 344,
— National, U. S., Maize as.
M. (Bost.) I9: 600.
Flower and the Leaf, Authoress of. (W. W. Skeat)
Ath. ’o3, 1: 340; (J. W. Hales) 403.
Flower of Forgiveness, The. (F. A. Steel) Chaut. 42:
375-
(Edna D. Proctor) Nat’l
56.
Flower of a Hundred Years, The. (L. B. Ellis) New
Eng. M. n. s. 322 519.
Flower 0’ the May. (H. G. Aldis) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 42.
F lower-farming in Sicily. (P. Collins) Good Words,
451 37-
Flower Farms of California. (S. M. Hall) Land of
Sun, I2: 280,
Flower Garden, How to make a.
Life Am. 7: 548.
Flower Gardens for Children.
Work, 8: 4799,
F lower-hunt, A February.
Sun. 12: 222.
Flower Painter; Paul de Longpré. Craftsman, 8: 498.
Flower Painting, Modern. (T. Martin Wood) Studio,
(Internat.) 28: 191,
Flower-raising on a Large Scale.
Life Am. 6: 405,
Flower Show, Prerequisites for a. Sat. R. 98: 137.
Flowerdew, Herbert. Acad. 65: 460.
Flowering of the Elysian Fields. (B. Hanscom) Scrib.
M- 341 321.
(A. R. Mason) Ctry
(J. M. Bowles) World’s
(C. A. Moody) Land of
Flowering Plants, Rendle’s Classification of. (C. E.
Bessey) Science, 11. s. 20: 434.
Flowers and the Greek Gods. (Alice Lindsell) Indep.
R. 8: 207.
—— Arrangement of, Japanese Art of. (C. Lorrimer)
Overland, n. s. 47: 116.
— Brave Blossoms. (F. E. Hawsen) Overland, n. s.
46= 471-
—- Briti h Wild. (R. L. Praeger) Knowl. 26: 161, 193,
243-
— California Wild. (Bertha F. Herrick) Calif. M. 31 3.
— Children’s Interest in. (Alice Thayer) Pedagog.
Sem. 12: 107. 13: 502,
— Colors of Northern Gamopetalous. (J . H. Lovell)
Am. Natural. 37: 365, 443.
— Colors of Northern Polypetalous. (J . H. Lovell)
Am. Natural. 36: 203.
— Dancing Flowers and Flower Dances. (A. M. Earle)
New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 556.
— Fertilization of. (C. M. Weed) New Eng. M. n. s.
28: 317.
— —- by Bumblebees.
n. s. 28: 410.
—— Field. (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 791 243.
— Flower-folk in the Boston Reservations. (E. Lock
New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 259. i
— for Christmas, Home-grown.
Ctry Life Am. 9: 166.
—— for Every Place. (M. G. Kains) Ctry Life Am. 5:
375.
(C. M. Weed) New Eng. M.
(Lennie Greenlee)
(J. W. Elliott) Ctry ‘
FLOWERS
Flowers, from Frost to Frost. (H. Maxwell) Ctry Life
Am. 9: 553.
- The Gospel of the. (C. E. Cunningham) Overland,
n. s. 45: 517.
- in California. (J . E. Mathis) Land of Sun. 3: 253.
- (C. F. Lummis) Out West, 22: 307,
- in the City. (K. C. Budd) Outl. 81: 193,
- in Fiction. (M. E. S. Blundell) Acad. 68: 361,
- in New Mexico. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Am. Natural.
36: 809.
- Intelligence of the. (M. Maeterlinck) Harper, 114:
S9-
- Japanese, in English Gardens. (H. N. Ellacombe)
Cornh. 90: 233.
- The Joy of. (A. Scammell) Idler, 23: 157.
- Mimic Resemblance in. (P. Collins) Knowl. 27: 37.
- of Late Autumn. (J . H. McFarland) Outl. 70: 73.
— Old-time. (M. Maeterlinck) Outl. 76: 319.
- Outdoors, at Christmas Time. (W. Miller) Ctry
Life Am. 11: 187,
- The Sleep of. Liv. Age, 250: 573.
- “ Transformations; ” or, the Heart of the Flower.
(G. C. Nuttall) Good Words, 45: 627.
- Wild, Among the. (F. M. Wells) Good Words, 46:
460,
- — Decorative Use of. (C. Wheeler) Atlan. 95: 630.
- - Preservation of. (F. Zirngiebel) Pop. Sci. Mo.
63: 246.
— - Studying with Camera.
ing, 40: 268,
- Winter. (J . N. Gerard) Ctry Life Am. 5: 132.
- Wooden. (O. P. Phillips) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 65.
Flowers of Paradise. (Alice Brown) Atlan. 96: 776,
Flowing Road, The ; a Record of the Perfect Holiday
of an Automobile Journey of 1300 Miles. (H. Nor-
man) Scrib. M. 39: 257.
Flowing Tide, The. (J . Arckland) Contemp. 85: 393.
Floyd and the Archduchess. (O. H. Dunbar) Cent.
461 453-
Fluid, Definition of. (O. W. Willcox) Science, 11. s.
24: 592,
Fluids in Motion, Geometry of. (R. de Saussure) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 4: 183.
Fluorescence and Phosphorescence. (VV. S. Andrews)
Science, 11. s. 19: 435. - (E. L. Nichols) J. Frankl.
Inst, 162: 219.
Fluorine, Estimation of, Iodometrically.
man) Am. J. Sci. 173: 133. '
Flurry in Bubbles, The. (V. Harper) Everybody’s,
12: 680.
Flute, The. (J . F. Rowbotham) Good Words, 45: 243.
Flying, Experiments in. (W. Wright) Science, n. s.
19: 269.
Flying Chance, A. (G.W. Ogden) Booklover’s M. 64: 49.
Flying Colleen Bawn, The. (J . B. Connolly) Scrib. M.
(L. W. Brownell) Out-
(A. Hile-
341 25-
Flying Death, The; a story. (S. H. Adams) McClure,
20: 280, 424,
Flying-fish. (C. F. Holder) Outing, 43: 145,
Flying-machine, The Advent of the. (A. Baden-
Powell) National, 47: 463.: Liv. Age, 249: 629,
- A Bird-like. (F. W. W. Hutchinson) Knowl. n. s.
2: I20,
- The First “ Manned.” Nature, 75: 35.
- in the Army. (E. W. Serrell) Science, 11. s. 19: 952.
- Langley, Experiments with. (S. P. Langley) Na-
ture, 72: 645.
- Maxim’s. Science, 11. s. 19: 774.
- Modern. (J . Boyer) Idler, 22: 106,
- Outlook for the. (S. Newcomb) Indep. 5 5: 2508,
- Wright, Experiments with. (W. Wright) Indep. 56:
2
42-
See Aeroplane.
230
F0 LK—S ON GS
Flying-machines. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 28: 48.
- American. (C. H. Ames) Nation, 83: 436.
- Law of. (W. A. McClean) Green Bag, 16: 464,
- The Unsolved Problem of Mechanical Flight. (G.
Calvert) Booklover’s M. 7: 738,
- Up-to-Date. (T. Waters) Everybody’s, 11: 435.
Flying Russian, The. (F. Palmer) Scrib. M. 34: 222.
Fog. Spec. 89: 890,
- Utilization of. Science, 11. s. 20: 283,
Fog and the Facts, The. (Norman Bridge) Land of
Sun. 3: 166.
Fog and Smoke, Dispelling by Electricity. (Emile
Gnarina) Overland, n. s. 45: 296,
Fog that cleared Things, The; a story. (W. D.
Quint) Outing, 42: 323.
Fog-bows. (W. A. Wright) Land of Sun. 12: 376,
Fog Particles, Direct Micrometric Measurement of.
(C. Barns) Am. J. Sci. 167: 160,
Fog Signals, Edwards on. Nature, 66: 115,
Fogazzaro, Antonio. (Harriet Reid) Monthly R. 24,
no. 3: 25. =Liv. Age, 251: 139,
- and his Masterpiece. (W. R. Thayer) N 0. Am. 183:
178,
- and his Trilogy. (L. E. Lapham) Cath. World, 84:
240, 381,
- Il Sauto. A Saint in Fiction. (V. M. Crawford)
Fortn. 85: 66o.=Liv. Age, 249: 286,-(J, S,
F iske) Nation, 82: 69,
F ogg, Gladys Perkins, Singer, with portrait. Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 18: 647.
Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University. (C. H.
Moore) New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 699,
Fogs, Reduction of Town. (R. Russell) 19th Cent. 51:
131,
Foix, Gaston de, La Chasse. (W. A. B. Grohman)
Monthly R. 6, no. 1: 147,
Foil of Laertes, The. (F. G. Blakeslee) Lippinc. 77:
595-
Folch, Vincent, and Gen. Wilkinson, Interview be-
tiveen, 1807. Am. Hist. R. 10: 817,
Folding of a Morning Glory, The; a story. (J. H.
Tuckerman) Outing, 45: 166,
Foley’s Ward's. (P. S. Leland) Out West, 23: 350,
Folk, Joseph W. (T. S. Mosby) Arena, 36: 602, —
With portrait. (W. A. \/Vhite) McClure, 26: 115,
-(F.- C. Howe) Cosmopol. 35: 554.
— Legal Side of, with portrait. (K. G. Bellairs) Green
Bag, 17: 65.
- The Moral of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79: 68,
- What he has done. (W. D. Vandiver) Indep. 60:
258.
Folk-lore, Collection of. (S. O. Addy and others)
Folk-Lore, 13: 297.
- Individual and Collective Characteristics in. (W.
W. Newell) J . Am. Folk-Lore, 19: 1.
- of Eggs in Languedoc. (E. W. Brabrook) Antiq.
11- 8- 39‘ I74-
- of Human Life. Ed. R. 199: 35.
- Romance of. (S. Tindall) Indep. 61: 922,
Folk-lore Jottings. (A. L. Salmon) Gent. M. n. s. 72:
178,
Folk-l_ore Lights of Vornaas, The. (A. H. Henderson)
Temp. Bar, 131: 419,
Folk Music, American. (N. Curtis) Craftsman, 7: 35,
Folk-song, Breton. (E. Wright) Acad. 70: 12,
- Influence upon Classical Music. (L. C. Elson) In-
ternat. Q. 7: 32. -
- A New Mexico. Land of Sun. 10: 192. - (J. C.
Fillmore) Land of Sun. 13: 44. ‘
- - with Music. Land of Sun. 14: 318.
Folk-songs, Bulgarian and Ronmanian. (W. C. Bundy)
Dial, 39: 59.
-01 the South. (D. s. Jordan) Calif. M. 1: 52,
. — —— Notes on.
FOLK—SONGS
Folk-songs, Real Spanish. Land of Sun. 8: 227, 273.
— Two Tigua. (J . C. Fillmore) Land of Sun. 4: 273.
—— Yorkshire. Ecl. M. 145: 554.
F olk-tales from the Indus Valley. Antiq. n. s. 381
181,
-— Origin and Transmission of.
Acad. 70: 380.
F olkestone out of Season, In.
per, 109: 821,
Follansbee’s Play. (E. Boltwood) Munsey, 341 560.
Follette; a story. (L. Motte) Harper, I13: 567.
Followers of Dorcas. (M. F. Quinlan) Cath. World,
82: 56.
Folly of Lamar, The; a‘ story.
Clure, 23: 128.
Folly of the Rich, The ; Sequel to “ A Unionized City.”
(G. R. Halifax) Overland, n. s. 42: 516.
Fond Adventure, The. (M. Hewlett) Cornh. 88: 579,
(J . A. MacCulloch)
(W. D. Howells) Har-
(H. C. Rowland) Mc-
~ 721,
Fond du Lac, Wis. (E. M. Jennison) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
I6: 621,
Font, The, at Dolton, Devonshire. (J . R. Allen) Reli-
qua1‘y.42= 243- ‘
— The Bingley. (A. C. Fryer) Antiq. n. s. 39: 19.
-— Lapley, Staffordshire. (C. Lynam) Antiq. n. s. 412
12,
Fontenelle, Bernard le Bovier de. (F. St. J . Thack-
eray) Monthly R. 15, no. 2: 1O7.—(A. Laugel)
- Nation, 80: 500,
-— Father of French Rationalism.
Indep. R. 11: 204,
Fontenoy, Skrine’s. Blackw. I79: 822,
Fontevrault Abbey. (C. Hallet) Am. Arch. 77: 101.
1' 19th Cent. 52: 265.
Fonts, Baptismal, Dragons and Monsters beneath. (J .
Tavenor-Perry) Reliquary, 45: 189.
—- Cornish. Reliquary, 42: 96. — (G. L. Smith) Antiq.
11. s. 39: 81.
(Algar Thorold)
(G. L. Smith) Antiq. n. s. 40: 81.
-— Norman, in Norfolk. Reliquary, 43: 51,
Food, Cost of. (H. White) Nation, 77: 459.
—'— Cost of Home-cooked and Purchased. (A. M. Stod-
dard) A1n. Statis. Assoc. 73 461.
— Economy in. (R. H. Chittenden) Cent. 48: 859.
— for the Farmer’s Family. (Van Rensselaer) Chaut.
35: 180.
—— Leach’s Food Inspection and Analysis.
' Science, 11. s. 21: 465.
—— Price of, in our Next Great War.
19th Cent. 53: 122,
—— Pure, Household Economics and. Chaut. 42: 272,
— — The Pursuit of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 79: 472.
—— — Report to Federation of Women’s Clubs. Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 296,
—- — The Senate Plot against.
Work, 10: 6215,
-— Pure Food Legislation.
Mo. 693 52.
-— Rideal Disinfection and the Preservation of.
V W. Wiley) Science, 11. s. 19: 730,
-— Standards of. (H. W. Wiley) Indep. 61: 368,
—— -— and Purity of. Science, 11. s. 19: 774.
—— we eat, The. (J . M. Girdner) Munsey, 28: 188,
Food of the Gods; a story. (H. C. Wells) Cosmopol.
36= 3I—7<>3- 371 29-461-
Food of Love, The; a story. (J . J. Bell) Cosmopol.
38: 81.
Food and Drugs Acts in England. Nature, 69: 201,
Food Laboratory. (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 35: 103.
Food Laws, Administration of. (W. D. Bigelow) J .
Frankl. Inst. I61: 213,
-— Our Chaotic. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 772 88.
—- The Year of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 82: 252,
(W. Frear)
(S. L. Murray)
(E. Lowry) World’s
(R. McD. Allen) Pop. Sci.
(H.
231
FOOTBALL
Food Legislation in Massachusetts.
Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43: 89.
(C. Harrington)
Food Preservatives, Effect of, upon Health. (H. J.
VViley) J. Frankl. Inst. 157: 161,
Food Problem, The Scientist and. (R. S. Baker)
Harper, 107: 932.
Food-production of the Future.
36: 173.
Food Science and the Pure-food Question.
Brooks) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 452.
Food Supply, Argentina and. (Walter T. Layton)
(J . A. Morris) Arena,
(R. O.
Econ. J. 15: 197.
— British, in Napoleonic War. (J . H. Rose) Monthly
R. 6, no. 3: 63.
— —- and Raw Material in War. (E. R. Fremantle)
Fortn.79: 355.
——in Time of War. Blackw. 173: 275.—Quar.
203: 572.—Sat. R. 100: 203, 234,
—— of Great Britain. Sat. R. 93: 133, 200, 228,
'—— — Report of the Royal Commission on. Econ. J .
15: 609.
Foods, Adulteration of. (C. B. Cochran) J . Frankl.
Inst. 160: 127.
— —and Inspection of. (A. E. Leach) Am. J. Soc.
Sci. 42: 110.
—- and Feeding, On. (J. Cater) Chamb. J. 81: 158,
— and Fluids, F ailings and Fallacies in. (N. E. Yorke-
Davies) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 64.
—- Emergency, in the Forest. (E. T. Seton) Ctry Life
Am. 6: 438.
— Perfect. (I. F. Marcosson) VVorld’s Work, 7: 4457.
—-Psychology of, Introductory Study of. (S. Bell)
Pedagog. Sem. III 5!.
— that Feed us, The. Chamb. J . 83: 714.
Fool, The. (G. Spring) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 444.
Fool and a Mule, A. (G. W. Ogden) Everybody’s, I 5:
773-
Fool for Love, A. (F. Lynde) Lippinc. 75: 38 5.
Fool of Skeleton Tickle, The. (N. Duncan) Outl. 81:
229, .
Fooling of the Mongrels, The. (C. G. D. Roberts)
Indep. 59: 186,
Foolishness of Stephen, The. (Adele M. Shaw) Lippinc.
77= 462-
Fools. Spec. 912 38!.
Football. (I. N. Hollis) Harv. Grad. M. 11: 350. —
(J. Kennedy) Educa. R. 25: 60. — (W. T. Reid, jr.;
E. P. Nichols) Educa. R. 31: 451.
—— and its Critics. (J . W. White) Outl. 81: 662,
— and Polo in China. (H. A. Giles) 19th Cent. 59: 508.
= Liv. Age, 249: 353.
— Army and Navy Games, 1906.
493 3°5-
— Association, A Plea for. (J . Morgan) Indep. 61 : 633.
——- at Chebause ; Kankakee Ballads. (W. B. Ams-
bary) Cent. 43: 40.
-— Beginnings of. (D. P. Myers) Outing, 472 245.
— British, New Zealand and. (E. H. D. Sewell)
National, 46: 1070,
—— College, Accidents from.
25: 415.
— The Cutts Case. Harv. Grad. M. 10: 421.
——- “ Day of the Game.” (J . L. Williams) Outing, 491
(A. Ruhl) Outing,
(E. C. Dexter) Educa. R.
142,
— Elizabethan. (W. L. Phelps) Indep. 55: 665.
— English. (J. Morgan) Indep. 59: 1334.
— — and American. (R. D. Paine) Cent. 491 99.
—— Ethics of. (R. J . Sturdee) Westm. I 59: I80.
— Evils of. (C. W. Eliot) Harv. Grad. M. 13: 383.
— for 1906. Outing, 48: 748.
— Fortunes of. (E. Clavering) Munsey, 28: 66,
— Honesty in. (F. S. Butterworth) Outing, 45: I41.
— in the Proper Light. (0. G. Villard) Nation, 80: 108,
FOOTBALL
Football, in Western U. S. (C. L. Clemens) Calif. M.
4: 795-
- Is it Good Sport ? (G. E. Merrill) No. Am. 177: 758.
— Is it Worth Saving ‘P (C. F. Thwing) Indep. 54: 1167.
-— Leading Scores of 1903. Outing, 43: 486,
—- Making a Team. (W. H. Lewis) Outing, 41: 221,
— The New ; Origin and Meaning of the Revised
Rules. (H. E. Keyes) Outl. 84: 775. = Dartm.
Bi-Mo. 2: 62,
-—- Newspaper. (E. G. Dexter) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 261.
-—- New Zealand. (E. B. Osborn) 19tl1 Cent. 59: 107.
— of Yesterday and To-day. (Harold Macfarlane)
Monthly R. 25, no. 1: I29.
—— Old Games ‘and New Methods. Spec. 95: 646.
— Psychology of. (G. T. W. Patrick) Am. J . Psychol.
14- 375-
— Public, vs. Naval Education. (P. Benjamin) Indep.
551 2777-
-— Reform in. Outl. 81: 648.
-—- -—- by Abolition. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 81: -437.
— Reforming, in the Central West. (Shailer Mathews)
World To-day, 9: 1221,
-— Rugby, of To-day. (H. B. Tristram) Sat. R. 102:
606.
—— Safe and Sane. (A. B. Reeve) Indep. 61: 1220,
— Season of 1906. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 83: 455.
-— Shall it be Ended or Mended? R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
33: 71.
-— The South African Team. (E. H. D. Sewell) Fortn.
86: 1105,
— Straight Road to an Open Game in.
Outing, 47: 368.
-— Ten-yard Rule— the only Practical Suggestion.
Outing, 47: 371.
(W. Camp)
‘ — Three Ages of. (C. Deming) Outing, 41: 57.
— What it does. (A. E. Colton) Indep. 57: 602,
See also Athletics.
Football Fever, The.
Football Heroes of Yesterday, The.
Munsey, 36: 335.
Football Players, Eleven Greatest of America.
Camp) Indep. 57: 949.
Footfalls from Another World. Chamb. J . 83: 790.
Foppa, Vincenzo; New Facts on. Ath. ’02, 1: 216.
“ For a’ That.” (C. Dangerfield) Lippinc. 72: 239.
For Better, for Worse; a story. (M. Ross) Cornh. 94:
356-
“ For Business Reasons.” (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 25.
For a Cap and Bells. Temp. Bar, 125: 730.
For the Faith. (H. G. Dwight) Scrib. M. 35: 609.
For Faithful Service; a story. (J . W. Tompkins)
Munsey, 29: 569.
For the Honor of the Corps; a story. (H. Clifford)
Macmil. 80: 191, 302,‘-—Ecl. M. 138: 596.: Liv,
jXge,232: 665,
For the Honor of his Wife.
69: 277.
For Love of Country; a story of Japan.
McClure, 24: 289.
For Love of One’s Self.
Harper, 110: 303.
For the Resurrection.
n. s. 29: 84.
For the Sake of the College; a story.
Blackw. 172: 818.
For Sweet Charity’s Sake.
771 323-
For Thirty Ponies.
813,
For To-morrow; an Easter Story.
Booklover’s M. 5: 559.
For the Under Dog; a story.
23: 143.
(H. F. Abell) Macmil. 89: 276.
(R. D. Paine)
(W.
(C. H. Claflin) Lippinc.
(J . Dwight)
(Mary E. W. Freeman)
(D. L. Hastings) New Eng. M.
(W. Carey)
(Ina B. Roberts) Lippinc.
(A. M. Cleaveland) Munsey, 32:
(S. K. Glaspell)
(R. H. Allen) McClure,
232
FOREST
For Winnie’s Sake. (E. W. Wood) Sund. M. 33: 199,
F oraminifera, Chapman on. Nature, 66: 196.
-— Collecting and Preparing. (A. Earland) Knowl. 25:
19.44-
Forbes, Elizabeth Stanhope. (G. B. Crozier) Art J .
56: 382,
Forbes, Mt., Climbing. (J . Outran) Outing, 45: 35.
Forbidden Guests, The. (J . Corbin) Cent. 51: 221,
Force and Matter, ‘Some Conceptual Errors relating
to. (I. W. Heysinger) Monist, 14: 492.
— Rule of. (A. R. Carman) Gunton’s M. 23: 234.
Ford, Edward Onslow. Ath. ’02, I : 23. —- (F. K.
Rinder) Art J. 54: 59.—M. of Art, 26: 181,
Ford, Paul Leicester, with portrait. Bk. Buyer, 24:
363.
-—- as Bibliographer and Historian. (V. H. Paltsits)
Bookman, 15: 427.
—- In Memoriam. Lib. J . 27: 267.
Ford, Mrs. Paul Leicester, Residence of, N. Y. City.
Archit. Rec. 14: 62.
Ford, Sewell, with portrait. Lamp, 26: 507.
F ordham Castle a story. (H. James) Harper, 110:
I47.
Foreign-born American, The.
83: 891.
Foreign Element in our Population, How to assimi-
late. (J . T. Buchanan) Forum, 32: 686,
Foreign Exchange. Ba11k. M. (N. Y.) 71: 868,
Foreign Exchanges, Notes on. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64:
699.857.
Foreign Fiddler’s Fee, The.
127,
Foreign Languages, Comparative Study of Words in.
(W. A. Chamberlin) School R. 13: 315,
Foreign Law, Presumption of the. (A. M. Kales)
Harv. Law R. 19: 401.
Foreign Service, The American.
(J. E. Robbins) Outl.
(L. Crane) Out West, 22:
821 499-
Foreign Trade, Fallacies about. (W. M. Daniels) Na-
tion, 79: 131.
— What is the Advantage of ? (L. Courtney) 19th
Cent. 53: 806.
Foreign Voters in New York. Nation, 79: 429.
Foreigners, Jurisdiction in Actions between. (A. Pil-
let) Harv. Law R. 18: 325.
Foreman, The ; a story. (S. E. White) McClure, 21:
39l-
Forerunner, The. (M. E. M. Davis) Atlan. 98: 273,
Foreshore Fictions. (Mrs. Byron) Cornh. 86: 228,
Foresight; a story. (N. Lloyd) Harper, 112: 889,
Forest, The. (S. E. White) Outl. 73: 679-957, 74:
75"75I-
-— and Mountain, Law of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
75: 203.
— and Rivers. Nature, 73: 319,
— Conquest of the. (R. S. Baker) Cent. 44: 85.
—— On a. (H. G. Hutchinson) Cornh. 86: 366.
—— Primeval. (P. W. Ayres) Outl. 82: 681,
—- Tales of a. (G. W. Hartley) Blackw.‘177: 41 1,
Forest of Arden, In the. (R. Shackleton) Scrib. M.
4° 1 752-
Forest of Dean, The.
-1
(W. Andrews) Chamb. J. 81:
Forest and ReclamationServices of the U. S. (Theo-
dore Roosevelt) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 645.
Forest Centers of Eastern America; (E. N. Trauseau)
Am. Natural. 39: 875.
Forest Congress, American, 1905. Chaut. 41: 375.
Forest Fables; Talking Apple Tree. (A. Coll) Out-
ing, 40: 601.
Forest Fires, Fighting. (H. M. Suter) Chant. 41: 348.
— in the Adirondacks in 1903. (C. Bessey) Science,
11. s. 19: 769.
(H. Wilson) Outl. »-
FOREST
Forest Fires, in the Sierra. (A. Kinney) Land of Sun.
5: 242,
— in the United States. (H. M. Suter) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 68.
Forest Law in the British Empire. Spec. 96: 743.
— Tnrner’s Select Pleas in. Ath. ’02, 1: 233.
F orest-making on Barren Lands. (C. M. Harger) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 679.
Forest Policy of Pennsylvania. (G. H. Wirt) J . F rankl.
Inst. 155: 341.
Forest Preservation in the Hawaiian Islands. Sci-
ence, n. s. 20: 126. . _
Forest Ranger, The. (Helen L. Jones) Overland, n. s.
4°= 439-
— A Day with a.
Forest Reservation, Aggressive.
Am, 177: 210,
-— Progress in. (G. Pinc11ot) Cent. 46: 309.
— The Purpose and Method of. (H. Michelsen) No.
Am. 177: 751.
Forest Reserve Blanket, The.
land, 11. s. 421 498.
Forest Reserves. (W. B. Hepburn) Indep. 60: 667.
— and Fire. (C. S. Newhall) Forum, 33: 109.
—New National, in the Southern Appalachian and
(A. Chapman) Outl. 81: 489.
(J . P. Kimball) No.
(A. G. Foster) Over-
White Mountains. (T. E. Will) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
34: 708.
-— of California. (M. Neuman) Calif. M. 4: 802,
— of Nebraska. (R. H. Wolcott) Science, 11. s. 212
791-
—— of So. California. (S. Lauer) Out West, 22: 163,
— Our National. (S. R. Wright) Munsey, 29: 537.
—United States, as Breeding-places for Wild Life.
(J . F. Lacy) Outing, 48: 249,
Forest Runner, The ; a novel. (S. E. White) McClure,
18: 205, 370.:-Idler, 21: 579.
Forest Scenery. (A. L. Baldry) Art J . 58: 265,
Forest Service, U. S. (R. L. Black) Outl. 80: 1021,
Forester, Day’s Work of a. (P. G. Huston) Atlan. 89:
507.
Foresting the Prairies.
10: 6255.
Forestry. (Gen. C. C. Andrews) Outing, 40: 79,
-— abroad and at Home. (Gifford Pinchot) Nat. Geog.
M. 16: 375.
-—American, a New Career.
33- 356-
— at the Portland Exposition. (W. E. Brindley)
Chant. 41: 359.
-— The Black Locust Tree and its Despoliation. (C.
A. White) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 211,
— British. (G. Cadell) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 16,
— —— The Improvement of. (J . Nisbet) Quar. 198: 81,
— British Woodlands. (Sir H. Maxwell) Blackw. I781
610,
— A California School of.
Sun. 10: 283.
— A Country that has used up its Trees.
welder) Outl. 82: 693.
— A Depressed Industry.
(C. M. Harger) World’s Work,
(J . R. Smith) Forum,
(G. W. White) Land of
(E. Black-
(R. M. Ferguson) Indep.
R, 2: 542.
-— Economic Importance of. (O. W. Price) Pop. Sci.
M0, 62: 310,
— Experiment in. (B. B. Thrasher) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 44.
— Farm; Does it Pay ? (A. Chamberlain) Ctry Life
Am. 3: 22.
—— Fernow’s Economics of. (V. M. Spalding) Science,
11. s. 17: 267.
— Forbes’s English Estate. (G. L. Goodale) Nation,
80: 402,
— German and American Methods in.
Forum, 36: 458.
(T. Guenther)
233
FORGIVENESS
Forestry, in California. Out West, 19: 450.
— in Germany. (R. G. Zon) Chant. 40: 253.
— in the Hawaiian Islands. Science, 11. s. 16: 436.
— in Massachusetts. New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 465.
— in Michigan. Science, n. s. 21: 963.
— in Nebraska. (C. E. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 18: 122,
-— in New York State. Science, 11. s. 15: 91.
—Influence on Lumber Industry of U. S. (O. VV.
Price) Nat. Geog. M. 14: 381.
— National School of. Science, 11. s. 20: 191,
— New Profession of. (G. E. Walsh) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 284,
— N. Y. State School of. Science, 11. s. 17: 950, 1018.
19: 118,
— Next Steps in the Reform. Cent. 47 Z 315.
— Nisbet’s The Forester. Sat. R. 100: 839,
-— Our Wealth in Trees. Munsey, 26: 778,
—- Practical, in America.
62: 247,
—— Progress in Instruction in. (C. E. Bessey) Science,
11. s. 19: 315.
— Railroads and. (J . Gifford) World’s Work, 5: 3347.
— Roth’s Introduction to. Am. Natural. 37 I 437.
— The Struggle of N. Y. State to preserve its Forests.
(R. H. Fuller) Appleton’s M. 8: 613.
— Study of, in the U. S. (H. H. Wetmore) Outl. 71:
166,
—-— Uncle Sam’s Foresters.
J 43: 629.
— What Women have done for.
Chant. 37: 508.
— Whitford’s Vegetation of the Lamao Forest Re-
serve. (F. Shreve) Science, 11. s. 241 529.
— Why Prairies are Treeless. Science, 11. s. 22: 5 5,
(L. Vandervort) Outing,
(M. E. Mumford)
— A Word for. (Grover Cleveland) Cent. 462 308.
—- Yale Summer School of. (J . W. Pinchot) World’s
Work, 8: 5389.
See also Trees.
Forestry Bulletins. (C. E. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 20:
472.
Forestry Congress, An American. (H. M. Suter) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 709.
Forests, American Private. (O. W. Price) Harper,
105: 210,
— and Forestal Laws, English, of the 13th Century.
Ed. R. 195: 456.
— of Arizona. (Sharlot M. Hall) Out West, 25: 473.
-—(A. Kinney) Calif. M. I1 II5.
—- of Germany. Am. Arch. 82: 38.
— of the Pacific Slope of U. S. (J . G. Lemmon) Out
West, 24: 173.
—-— Our Inherited Disparagement of. (F. W. Moore)
Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 2: 257.
— Southern, Saving the. (O. W. Price) World’s Work,
5: 3207.
Foretelling of the Future. (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn.
78: 240.=Liv. Age, 234: 781.
Forged Indorsement. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72: 558.
Forged Transfers of Stock. (J . L. Thorndike) Harv.
Law R. 17: 373; (J. B. Ames) 543.
— Bankers and. Bank. M. (Lond.) 74: 685. 751 317.
Forger, The ; astory. (R. F. Foster) McClure, 22: 404.
Forgeries and Connterfeits in Art. (M. H. Spielmann)
M. of Art, 27: 403-549. 28: 36, 77.
— Famous. (S. Woods) Cosmopol. 401 539.
-— Literary, in England. (G. Goodwin) Gent. M. n. s.
71: 491.
—— —-— Wm. Lauder. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 449.
Forgetfulness of the Maestrino; a story.
Walsh) Cath. World, 78: 338.
Forgiveness. Spec. 88: 585.
— Fatherhood and. (N. S. Burton) Am. J . Theol. 9:
275-
(M. D.
(J. W. Helburn) Am. M.‘
‘-—— under Japanese Administration.
FO RGIVENESS
Forgiveness of Sins, What is ? (W. H. Walker) Bib.
Sac. 60: 158.
Fork of the Road. (O. H. Dunbar) New Eng. M. n. s.
28: 718. .
Form and Color. (L. March-Phillipps) Contemp. go:
258. I Liv. Age, 251: 38.
—— in Literature, Development of.
Univ. Neb. Stud. 1: 337.
Formal, Some Dangers of.
n. s. 18: 87,
“Former,” The, and the “ Latter.” Liv. Age, 237!
699. =Ecl. M. 141: 276,
Formians, Land of. (F. Mathew) Macmil. 87: 437.
Formicidae, The Family of. (C. Emery) Am. Natural.
36: 707,
Formosa, Development of, by Japan. J . Soc. Arts,
54: 613.
(L. A. Sherman)
(E. A. Spitzka) Science,
A First Impressions of. (Emily E. F. Skeel) Nation,
81: 520, .
—- Head-hunters of. (N. Shaw) Macmil. n. s. I: 455.
— Japanese in. (J . Keane) Blackw. I76: 159. =Ecl.
M. 143: 792. =Liv. Age, 243: 71.
—- The Southern Islands and. (A. C. Hartshorne)
Chant. 39: 585.
(S. Goto) Indep.
541 1578.
Forsaken Temple, A. (A. D. Sedgwick) Cent. 43: 43,
3.
Forster, H. O. Arnold, and the Volunteers in South
Africa. Spec. 94: 360, 588.
Forsworn; a poem. (T. Roberts) Canad. M. 20: 162,
Fort Amity; a story. (A. T. Quiller-Couch) Monthly
R, v. 12-I5.
Fort Drouthy, England. Blackw. I75: 410. = Ecl. M.
142: 786.=Liv. Age, 241: 168,
Fort Louis of Mobile, a Commemoration.
Outl. 702 433.
Fort Riley, National Camp of Instruction at.
Sharpe) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 35 3.
— — Manceuvers at. (P. Eastman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
28: 564.
Fort Ross, California.
(G. King)
(A. C.
(Gertrude Atherton) Calif. M.
5: 57-
Fort Wayne, Ind. (J . B. Manning) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
W 274-
Fort William, Canada. (J . R. Lumby) Canad. M. 28:
33-
Fort Worth, Texas. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 769.
Fortescue, Lieut. G. Roland. Outing, 46: 68,
Fortescue, J. W., on the British Army. (Sir G. Ar-
thur) Fortn. 86: 799.
Forth, An Island Prison on the.
Fortress, The.
W 257.
Fortress Churches. (S. Beale) Am. Arch. 79: 75.
Forts, Sea-coast, of the Land Defense. (W. W. Harts)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 185,
—— Who are to man the ? (H. A. Shore) Un. Serv. M.
24: 555-
F ortunata; a story. (Katharine Wylde) Temp. Bar,
127: 98. =Liv. Age, 236: 534.
Fortunate Lord Fabrigas, The ; a story. (J . S. Clou-
ston) Harper, I13: 747,
F ortunato’s Ride through Society. (W. Bulfin) Every-
body’s, I2: 828.
Fortune-hunter, The; a story. (Van T. Sutphen) Har-
per, I082 181,
Fortune Teller, The. (Una Sothern) Indep. 60: 1463,
Fortune Tellers. Spec. 951 374.
Fortune’s Hill; astory. (V. Sheard) Canad. M. 20: 50,
Fortunes, Great. (J . L. Laughlin) Atlan. 96: 40,
— —- and the Community. (W. H. Mallock) No. Am.
I83= 349.
Chamb. J. 82: 385,
(Will Levington Comfort) Lippinc.
234
FOSSILS
Fortunes, Great, are they Great Dangers ? with por-
traits. (F. U. Adams and others) Cosmopol. 40:
2.
—- -— Old and New. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 82: 192,
Fortunes of the Midas, The. (J . Delaney) Overland,
n. s. 432 I97.
Fortunes of Oliver Horn. (F. H. Smith) Scrib. M. 31:
87-32: 189,
Fortuny, A portrait by. (IN. S. Howard) Harper, I09:
561,
F orty-horse-power Stratagem, A. (P. H. Mighels)
Cent. 44: 371.
’49 and ’50. (J. Vance Cheney) Californian, 3: 197-
5°5~ 4: 25-342-
“49 Message;” a story. (C. B. De Camp) McClure,
21: 218,
Forty-niner, The Log of a. (F. E. D. Muzzy) Harper,
113: 920,
F orty-seven Ronins, The (condensed). Chant. 42: 242,
Forty Years Between; a story. (L. Osbourne) McClure,
20= 475-
Forty Years in the Wilderness.
Arena, 33: 1-569. 34: 15-128,
Forty Years of Age, Literary Production above.
Furst) Science, n. s. 21: 513.
Foss, Sam VValter. (R. E. Bisbee) Arena, 34: 159.
Fossil Brachiopod, Platystrophia Lynx, Quantitative
Study of Variations in. (E. R. Cummings and
A. V. Mauck) Am. J. Sci. 164: 9.
Fossil Bird from the Wasatch. (F. B. Loomis) Am. J .
Sci. I72:481,
Fossil Faunas and their Use in Correlating Geological
Formations. (H. S. VVilliams) Am. J. Sci. 143:
(R. Blankenburg)
(C.
417- _
Fossil Fishes. (C. R. Eastman) Science, 11. s. 20: 245,
8
64 .
— Dentition of. (C. R. Eastman) Am. Natural. 38:
295-
— Hitherto Unpublished Observations of Orestes St.
John on Paleozoic Fishes. (C. R. Eastman) Am.
Natural. 36: 653.
—— in the American Museum of Natural History. Sci-
ence, n. s. 191 437.
— of Mount Lebanon, Syria. (O. P. Hay) Am. Nat-
ural. 27: 685.
-— Study of. (A. S. Woodward) Nature, 742 597.
Fossil Flora. Seward’s Jurassic Flora. (L. F. Ward)
Science, n. s. 20: 917,
Fossil Mammals of Mexico. Science, 11. s. 21: 931.
Fossil Man of Lansing, Kansas. (S. W. Williston)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 463. —Nature, 68: 7,
Fossil Plant, Validity of ldiophyllum Rotundifolium
Lesquereux, a Fossil Plant from the Coal Measures
at Mazon Creek, Ill. (E. H. Sellards) Am. J . Sci.
164: 203,
Fossil Plants and Evolution. (A. C. Seward) Contemp.
82: 392.-=Liv. Age, 235: 436.
Fossil Remains of Mammals in the Interior of the
States of Pernambuco and Alagfias, Brazil, Occur-
rence of. (J. C. Branner) Am. J. Sci. 163: I33.
Fossil Vertebrates, Note on the Dates of Publication
of certain Genera of. (L. P. Bush) Am. J. Sci.
166: 96.
— Western Explorations for. (H. F. Osborn) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 67: 561. ‘
Fossil Wonders of the West. (H. F. Osborn) Cent. 46:
680,
— Evolution of the Horse in America. (H. F. Osborn)
Cent. 47: 3.
Fossils, Gigantic, New Order of. (E. H. Barbour)
Univ. Neb. Stud. 1: 301. 2: 1, 81.
- Musk’s or Ox Skull found near Steubenville, O.
(J . B. Hatcher) Science, n. s. 16: 707,
FOSSILS
Fossils, N ew. Mammal from Japan. (H. F. Osborn)
Science, 11. s. 16: 713,
— Pneumatic Tools in the Preparation of.
Riggs) Science, 11. s. 17: 747,
Foster, Clement Le Neve. J. Soc. Arts, 52: 538.-
Nature, 69: 614.
Foster, Joseph. Ath. ’05, 2: 177, 0
Foster, Randolph S. (M. S.‘ Terry) Meth. R. 64: 9.
Foster, Rebecca Salome; the “Tombs Angel.” (A.
Henry) Outl. 72: 163. '
Foster, Stephen. (L. B. C. Wyman) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 536.
Fosterage. (J. M. Sullivan) Green Bag, 15: 391.
Fothergill, George A. (H. W. Bromhead) Art J . 54:
11.
Fouché, Joseph, Minister of Police, Outwitter of Na-
poleon. (H. W. Wilson) Cornh. 87: 506.— Church
Q- ss= 351-
—More about. (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 275.
Foucquet, Nicolas, and French Letters. (A. Laugel)
Nation, 80: 329.
Fould, M’lle Achille.
(E. S.
(B. Karageorgevitch) M. of Art,
27: 341,
Foundation Walls. (A. S. Small) Am. Arch. 88: 125,
Foundations. (L. L. Buck) Am. Arch. 87: 187,
— by Compression of Soil. Am. Arch. 79: 15.
— for High Buildings in Chicago. (E. C. Shankland)
Am. Arch. 88: 115. '
— of Buildings. (H. T. H. Siccama) Am. Arch. 82:
. 92.
Founders of States and Founders of Colleges. (W. L.
Wilson) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 3: 85.
Foundling, The. (F. T. Bullen) Cornh. 88: 196.
F oundlings in New York, how cared for. (J . W.
Tompkins) Everybody’s, 10: 647.
Foundry, Electricity in the. (H. S. Knowlton) Cassier,
29: 389.
-— Labor-saving Machinery in the.
Engin. M. 26: 896,
—- A Modern. (A. L. Rohree) Cassier, 21: 292,
-— Recording and Interpreting Costs. (P. Longmuir)
Engin. M. 23: 887,
Foundry Appliances, Modern.
Cassier, 23: 251.
Foundry Cupola, The.
22: 83. 25: 49.
Foundry Equipment. (J . Horner) Cassier, 24: 486,
(R. Moldenke)
(Richard Moldenke)
(Robert Buchanan) Cassier,
Foundry Management; Crane Service and Transport .
(R. Buchanan) Engin. M. 24: 515,
(R. Buchanan) Engin. M.
Appliances.
'— Dressing of Castings.
25: 215,
—- Modern. (J . V. V. Colwell) Engin. M. 32: 248,
— Moulding by Hand and Machine. (R. Buchanan)
Engin. M. 24: 695. -
-— Purchase of Coke, Iron, and Sand. (R. Buchanan)
Engin. M. 24: 879.
Foundry Manager, Qualities and Training of the.
(R. Buchanan) Engin. M. 25: 409,
Fountain, Paul, and his Travels in South America.
(R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 95 :, 353.
Fountain, The; a story. (Anna M. Sholl) Appleton’s
M. 8: 30.
Fountain at Georgian Court. Archit. Rec. 13: 70.
Fountain of Gardens, A. (Z. Gale) Outl. 83: 991.
Fountain of Youth, The; a story. (M. C. Crowley)
Cath. World, 80: 65.
Fountain of Youth, The; a story.
63: 141,
Fountains and Aqueducts, Ancient and Modern. Am.
Antiq. 24: 478,
—- for Home Gardens. (D. Wylie) Ctry Life Am. 10:
(E. Pottle) Am. M.
50-
-- Roman. (E. McAuliffe) Cath. World, 77: 209,
235
FOX
Fountains Abbey. (Ellis Schreiber) Cath. World, 81:
162
-— Hodges’s. Art J. 56: 250,
Four Feathers. (A. E. W. Mason) Cornh. 85: 123-833.
' 86: 122~841,
Four Hindu Cotton Merchants and their Cat.
Chamberlain) Indep. 60: 395.
Four in the Open. (Vivian Burnett) Craftsman, 10:
775-
Four Nations; a sketch. (F. von Wrangell) Contemp.
87: 676. =Liv. Age, 246: 36,-—_Ecl, M, 145: 216.
Four of a Kind; a tale. (E. Sandys) Outing, 42: 735.
Four Pigeons. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 39: 577.
Four Roads to Paradise. (M. W. Goodwin) Cent. 45:
99-236. 847- 46= 93-
Fourteenth Amendment [to the U. S. Constitution];
shall it be Enforced ? (Edgar G. Murphy) No.
Am, 180: 109,
Fourth Century, Life and Letters in, Glover’s. (B. B.
Warfield) Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 664.
Fourth Dimension, The. (C. H. Hinton) Harper, I09:
229, _, 1
Fourth Elizabeth, The. (Elizabeth F. Wade) Every-
body’s, I3: 602,
Fourth Gun, The; a story. (C. F. Marsh) Cornh. 94:
639.: Liv. Age, 251: 672,
Fourth in Salvador, The; a story.
Clure, 21: 328,
Fourth Juror, The. (M’Cready Sykes) Scrib. M. 39:
(J.
(O. Henry) Mc-
592-
Fourth of July; the Day we Celebrate, 1836-60. Atlan.
94: 108.
-— On keeping the. (B. Perry) Atlan. 90: 1,
— The Real. (P. L. Haworth) Harper, 111: 214,
Fourth Time, The; a story. (W. P. Groser) Cornh.
91: 680,-—-Liv, Age, 246: 155,
Fourth Watch, The. (Georgia W. Pangborn) Book-
man, 24: 251.
Fowey, England, the Cornish Riviera.
Idler, 26: 430.
Fowle Family. (E. A. Sawyer) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
6
(G. Wolseley)
Fowler,’ Katherine, the Matchless Orinda. (Elinor
M. Buckingham) Sewanee, I0: 267.
Fowler, Littleton, Journal of. Texas Hist. Assoc. Q.
2: 73,
Fowler, William. (R. H. I. Palgrave) Econ. J. 15:
617.
Fowler’s Day in the Outer Isles. (A. Maxwell) Blackw.
177: 764.
Fowler’s Folly. (S. N. Swinnerton) Overland, n. s.
46: 187.
Fowls, Variation in. (F. Finn) Nature, 65: 297,
Fowlsheugh, Caves and Birds of. (J . Reid) Good
Words, 45: 410.
Fox, Charles, at Brooks. (H. Bristowe) Macmil. n. s.
I: 101, I‘-Liv. Age, 248: 109,
Fox, Charles James. (J . L. Hammond) Indep. R. 10:
272. — (Lewis Melville) Monthly R. 24, no. 2: 74.
— Hammond’s Life of. (C. H. Cooper) Dial, 35: 417.
— (A. V. Dicey) Nation, 77: 174,
Fox, C. P., House of, Penllyn, Pa.
Archit. Rec. 20: 317.
Fox, George. Acad. 65: 151
—— From Prison to Prison.
n. s. 72: 132.
Fox, John, jr. Bk. News, 22: 1037.
Lit. W. (Bost.) 351 3.
Fox, Lane, Ethnological Work of. :(H. Balfour) Pop.
Sci. M0. 65: 537.
Fox, Blue and White. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 25: 271.
-—Carolina Red. (E. C. McCants) Everybody’s, 7:
457-
(H. W. F rohne)
(E. E. Taylor) Gent. M.
- (E. F. Harkins)
FOX
Fox, Gray. (H. K. Job) Ctry Life Am. I: 198,
—- in Fact and Fable. (L. T. Sprague) _Outing, 39:
586.
—- On the Trail of the. (D. Macleod) Chamb. J . 80:
I73-
Fox-brush, The; a story. (J. B. Cabell) Harper, I11:
327-
Fox-farming in Alaska. (E. S. Meany) Out West, 211
1 1 5 ,
Fox-hounds, English. (T. F. Dale) Outing, 49: 33.
Fox Hunting. (A. Stoddart) Outing, 41: 133.
— about Rome. (P. D. O. Zabriskie) Outing, 43: 321.
— Blue-fox Trapping on the Pribilof Islands. (W. I.
Lembkey) Science, 11. s. 16: 216.
-—— “Capping.” (G. T. Teasdale) National, 44: 314.
-— in America. (D. Gray) Outing, 45: 237.
— in Argyllshire. Good Words, 44: 215.
—— in the Genesee Valley. (F. S. Pier) Ctry Life Am.
9- 3:-
— in Ireland. (VV. E. Cairnes) National, 40: 430.
— in the Lake Country. (A. G. Bradley) Macmil. 86:
192,
—- On Riding to Hounds. (B. Tozer) Monthly R. 25,
no. 22 43.
Fox Terrier, The. (J . Watson) Ctry Life Am. 4: 2 53.
-— up-to-date. (L. C. R. Mallock) Outing, 46: 21.
F oxford, Ireland, The Angels in. Sat. R. 96: 796.
— The Transformation of. (E. Leahy) Am. Cath. Q.
31: 632,
F ox’s Understudy, The; a story.
Harper, I05: 425.
Foyle, Lough, On the Shores of. (J . Carry) Temp.
Bar, 128: 184,
F ra Giovanni’s Story.
(M. R. S. Andrews)
(T. B. Reilly) Cath. World, 78:
45 -
“ Fram,” Second Norwegian Polar Expedition of, 1898-
1902. (O. Sverdrup; P. Schei) Geog. J . 22: 38,
F ramlingham, England. (O. F. Adams) N. E. Reg.
57 1 I93-
France, Anatole. (B. Torrey) Atlan. 97: 394. —Ed.
R. 195: 498. —(J. Conrad) Liv. Age, 242: 698,-
(F. H. Deke) Bookman, 24: 281,
— Ideas of. (A. Thorold) Indep. R. 4: 572.
France, Agricultural Prosperity of. (O. Eltzbacher)
Contemp. 88: 729,
—— Ancient Sports and Games of.
401 117. = Liv. Age, 234: 233.
-— and America. (G. Deschamps) N 0. Am. 174: 751,
(E. Lecky) Longm.
— and England. (R. Blennerhassett) 19th Cent. 55:
926,
-— — as Friendly Neighbors. Sat. R. 97: 416.
— —— Colonial Negotiations. Sat. R. 971 430.
— — Military Advantages of an Alliance. (A French
Oflicer) National, 47: 563.
, — —— Recent Growth of Friendliness. Sat. R. 96:
36.
—— — Social and Literary Relations.
Stuart-Wortley) National, 41: 781,
— and the Equipoise of Europe. (Perseus) F ortn. 84:
767.
-—— and Germany, and the First Coalition before the
Campaign of 1796. (J . H. Rose) Eng. Hist. R. 18:
(Mrs. Edward
287.
-- _ in 1875. A Famous War Scare, and M. de
Blowitz. (C. Lowe) Contemp. 84: 91,
— — in England’s Foreign Policy. (T. Barclay) Indep.
R. 8: 14.
-— — Relations of. (R. Blennerhassett) Fortn. 84: 236,
-—-Fortn. 84: 507.
—— —- Religious Reconstruction in. (J . Collier) Hibbert
J , 5: 166,
-—— —— The Threatened War of 1875. (R. Blennerhas-
sett) National, 46: 440.
%%
FRANCE
France and the Holy See. (E. Taunton) 19th Cent.
591 495-
— and Italy, Friendliness between. Sat. R. 97: 544.
— and the Low Countries, I814—I9, Letters from. (L.
Twining) Antiq. n. s. 40: 46, 70,
— and the Papacy, Rupture of Diplomatic Relations.
(J . T. Creach) Cath. World, 80: 141,
— and Rome. (R. Heath) Contemp. 87: 22.
— and Russia. (U. Gohier) Indep. 54: 1642.
—and the Vatican. Ed. R. 200: 265.-_-Liv. Age,
243': 705. —_-Eel. M. 144:‘158. —— (F. J. Mather, jr.)
Nation, 78: 406. 79: 93.
— Anti-clericalism in. (J . Réville) Am. J . Theol. 9!
605,
—- Anti-militarism in. (Urbain Gohier) Indep. R. 91
264. — (G. Heroe) Indep. 54: 2170,
— Anxieties in. (Urbain Gohier) Indep. 59: 1220.
— Architectural Stroll in. (A. Laugel) Nation, 8!!
116, 163,
— Army, Historical Records of. (F. H. Tyrrell) Un.
Serv. M. 26: 418.
—as an Investor. (C. F. Speare) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
341 71.
—Associations Law. (W. Littlefield) No. Am. 175:
2.
-—Automobile Trip in. (C. K. Crane) Indep. 58:
1351,
— Betham-Edwards on. (J . R. Smith) Dial, 39: 300.
— Bishops of, Plenary Assembly of. (J . R. Slattery)
Indep. 60: 1262,
-—— Canal-trackers of.
47: 18.
— Cathedrals, Architectural Refinements in. (W. H.
Goodyear) Archit. Rec. 17: I.
-— Catholic, prior to the French Revolution.
Elliott) Am. Cath. 27: 119,
— Catholic Reaction in. Church Q. 54: 296.
— Catholics in, Social Activity of. (Max Turmann)
Cath. World, 82: 577.
— Central, With a Canadian Canoe in.
Blackw. I74: 210,
— Church and State in. (Y. Guyot) Indep. 57: 663. —
(J. Romieux) Arena, 36: 626, (W, H, Ingram)
Canad. M. 27: 361. -—-(E. Tavernier) Fortn. 84:
441. — (W. Ward) Monthly R. I7, no. 3: 54, — (G,
Clémenceau) National, 44: 253. —Outl. 82: 294.
— (A. Galton) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. 3: 19,
— — The Pope and the Separation Law. (J . J . Fox)
Cath. World, 84: 228,
-— — Separation of. (R. Heath) Contemp. 88: 317. =
Ecl. M. 145! 48I.—(F. W. Parsons) Am. Cath.
Q. 31: 493. -—Month, 107: 113. —(E. H. Casa-
major; G. Clémenceau; Marquis de Castellane)
Cosmopol. 40: 48. —- (D. MacG. Means) Nation,
82: 114. —(Felix Klein) World To-day, II: 934.
—- (Robert Dill) Indep. R. 6, no. 3: 27. — (Emile
Combes) Indep. R. 72 I 3. — (Emile Combes) World
To-day, 9: 951. — (L. S. Seymour) Ref. Ch. R. 53:
332, 464.—Liv. Age, 2482 253. — [In French.]
(E. Tavernier) Sat. R. 100: 807,
—- — —- and its Consequences. (A. Mater) Contemp.
86: 576.
(R. Boutet de Monvel) Cent.
(R. R.
(H. Walter)
— — -— Anti-Christian Policy of the Government. (A.
Coleman) Dub. R. 137: 129.
— — — Encyclical to French Bishops. Am. Cath. Q-
31: 571, I
— — — Champion on. (J . H. Robinson) Nation, 80:
524-
—— Church Crisis in, 1904. (K. D. Hunter) Outl.,7g:
696. — (Count Albert de Mun) National, 43: 199. —
Outl. 78: 708.
—- — Some Causes and Lessons of. Cath. World, 80:
733-
‘ FRANCE
France, Church Crisis in, 1904. Views of some Ameri-
can Catholics. Outl. 84: 1055,
— Church of, and the French People. Dub. R. 139:
400.
— Church vs. State in; the Real French View.
Jerrold) Monthly R. 16, no. 3: 26.
— Circulating Medium in. Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 117.
— Colonial Policy of. (J . Chailley-Bert) F ortn. 80:
310,
— Constitution of 1791 and U. S. Constitution, a Com-
parison. (C. H. Rammelkamp) So. Atlan. Q. 2:
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-- Constitutional Theories in. (J . H. Reed) Pol. Sci.
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— —— Hanotaux’s. (J. E. C. Bodley) Sat. R. 95: 803.
—(J. Bryce) Nation, 77: 96.
— Cost of Living in. (M. E. Betham-Edwards) Cornh.
go: 336. -'ICritic, 45: 345.
— The Crisis in the French Chamber.
Blackw. I77: 272,
— Decadence of. (C. Lylia, B. Bjiirnson, C. Lemon-
nier, and others) Open Court, 18: 296.
—-— Defeat of Clericalism in. (E. Combes) Indep. 58:
(L.
(I. Malcolm)
I77-
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-— Ecclesiastical Question in, Brunetiere and Bourget
on. (Albert Schinz) Bookman, 20: 514,
—Election in, The Coming General, 1902. (J. Cor-
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— — in 1906. Quar. 205: 263.
—-— Working of an. (V. H. Walsh) Blackw. I80:
763.:Liv. Age, 251: 778,
— Electioneering in. Sat. R. 101: 546, I
——England, and Mr. Bodley. (R. Dell) Fortn. 86:
496-
— England, Germany, and the Peace of the World.
(F. de Pressensé) Contemp. 88: 153.
— Evolution of Religion in. (P. Sabatier) Contemp.
88: 163.
- Foreign Policy of.
—Spec. 93: 142.
— Franco-German Frontier.
temp. 89: 505.
— French Facts, Yet a Few More.
78: 571.
-- The French Presidency and the American.
roe Smith) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 163.
— From the Monarchy to the Republic, 1783-92, Sophia
MacLehose on. Ath. ’05, 1: 101,
—- The Gothic in the Cathedrals and Churches of.
(A. Rodin) No. Am. 180: 219,
—— The Great Duel with. (C. F. Lavell) Chant. 44:
63. .
—- Historic R610 of, among the Nations.
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— History of, Educational Value of.
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— —— 2d Empire, Decline and Fall of. Ed. R. 196: 1,
-— History of the Working Classes in. (A. M. Werge-
land) J. Pol. Econ. 13: 419.
— Home-life in the 14th Century.
World, 79: 638.
— Housekeeping in. (M. B. Betham-Edwards) Cornh.
89: 367.=Liv. Age, 241: 234.
— Impressions of, To-day. (B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath.
(J . Delafosse) National, 46: 33.
(D. C. Boulger) Con-
(R. Davey) F ortn.
(Mun-
(C. V. Lan-
(I. F. Bellows)
(D. Dale) Cath.
Q, 29: 119.
— in Africa. Ed. R. 200: 1.
— Industrial Life in. (J . C. O’Laughlin) World’s
Work, 9: 5969.
—- Industry and Taxes in. (D. MacG. Means) Nation,
82: 8.
EKB7
FRANCE
France, Infant Mortality in. (P. Strauss) Char. 13: 70.
—4 Internal Navigation of. (P. Baudin) Contemp. 83:
797-
- Jackson, W., on Conditions in, 1794. Am. Hist. R.
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— Judicial System of. (C. Gans) Jurid. R. 15: 362. —-
(L. Irwell) Green Bag, 14: 527,
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449-
- Liberal Catholicism in. (A. Loisy) Quar. 199: 268.
— Life and Literature in. (W. Lawler-Wilson) F ortn.
84: 874.
——- Memoirs of a Minister of.
mi1- 92= 459-
—- Ministerial Change in, 1905. Chaut. 41: 4.
—— Modern, in Rod’s Novels. Macmil. n. s. 1: 533.
—— Monarchy in, Miss MacLehose’s Last Days of. Ath.
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—- A Motor-flight through.
981 733-
— National Assembly, American Constitutional Pre-
(H. G. Macdowall) Mac-
(Edith Wharton) Atlan.
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— Nationalist Party in. (G. Syveton) National, 41:
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' — Navy in, 1805. (J. Leyland) Un. Serv. M. 32: 166.
— — New Flying Squadrons. (A. S. Hurd) F ortn. 78:
321.
— Next French Revolution.
I83= 495-
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—- Origins of, F lach on.
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Ecl. M. 147: 497.
— Papal Attack on.‘ (R. Dell) 19th Cent. 593 640.
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— Peasants of. (O. Uzanne) Indep. R. 2: 457.
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(U. Gohier) No. Am.
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(F. P. Walton) Law Q.
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(H.
(A. and H. Hamon)
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—— and the French People. (L. Jerrold) Contemp.
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~— — the Present Upheaval. (D. G. Phillips) Cosmo-
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— — Storm Center of. (O. Guerlac) Cent. 45: 323.
— Population, and Race Suicide. (J . C. Monaghan)
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— — Decreasing. (C. Dawbarn) 19th Cent. 58: 966.
— —— Stationary. (E. Castelot) Econ. J . I41 249.
— Protestantism in, A New Theological Movement
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— “ Race Suicide” in. (D. MacG. Means) Nation, 752
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—Recent Educational Progress in.
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— Recent Social Conditions in the Romance Countries.
(F. A. Ogg) Chaut. 41: 15.
—- Reformed Church in the 19th Century.
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(F. A. Ogg)
(G. Compayré)
(D. Joye)

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France, Religion in. (L. Arreat) Monist, 13: 235. --
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, (F. Klein) No. Am. 178: 246,
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(J. R.
238
FRANCISCAN S
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(M. B. Betha.m-
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-- — 1905. (S. Dewey) Atlan. 98: 182.
Francesca, La Bella. (A. S. Dennehy) Good Words,
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Francheville, Piper of. (May Byron) Temp. Bar, 126:
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Franchise, Special, in New York. (E. R. A. Seligman)
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Franchise Tax, Bank. (C. C. Plehn) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
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Franchises, Question of. (C. C. Sikes) Atlan. 91: 408.
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Francia, Francesco de Marco di Giacomo Raibolini,
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Francia, Gaspar. (C. A. Washbnrn) Californian, 5:
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Francis, St., of Assisi. (O. Knhns) Meth. R. 65: 868.
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(Ellen Barrett) Calif. M. 5: 245.
—According to Thomas of Celano. Sat. R. 98: 336.
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334.
- and Modern Society.
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(Father Cuthbert) Cath.
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- Poet and Lover of Nature.
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— Sources of the History of.
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Francis, St., de Sales. Social Admonitions. Spec. 96:
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Francis, David Rowland, with portrait. (F. M. Crun-
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(A. H. Lewis) Everybody’s, 10: 753,
Francis, Dr. Wm. Nature, 69: 326.
Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria. Spec. 95: 553.-
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Franciscan Legends in Italian Art. (E. G. Salter) 19th
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Franciscan Literature.
Franciscan Tertiary Conference.
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Franciscans in California, Traces of. (E. Markham)
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(F. D. New) Cath.
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(Father Cuthbert)
FRANCK
Franck, César, with portrait. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 72:
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Francke, Kuno. (F. W. Noxon) Critic, 42: I27.
Franco-American, Reminiscences of a. I. Jules Le-
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Franco Matteo ; Domestic Chaplain of the Medici.
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Franco-Prussian War of 1870, Origin of. (R. Blenner-
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Frank Rust, Hero. (H. D. Ward) Cosmopol. 39: 535.
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Frankenstein of “ The Fancy,” A. (K. Harris)
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Frankenwald; A. Beit’s Gift to South Africa.
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Frankfort Fleet, The. (A. T. S. Goodrick) Cornh. 89:
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- — Things recalled by. (L. B. Ruggles) Critic, 48:
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-—- the Citizen, with portrait.
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(Caroline Crawford)
(C. W. Eliot) Science,
(G. W. Alger) Am. M.
(M. C. Craw-
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— -—Social Life of. (A. H. Smyth) Putnam, I: 30,
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--- the Man. (E. Robins) Bk. News, 29: 305.
——- Masonic Chronology of. (J . F. Sachse) Pennsyl. M.
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FRAUNCE
Franklin, B., One of the Friendships of. (VV. C. Ford)
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Franklin, Mass., Ray Memorial Library. (I. Sargent)
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—— Jubilee Symposium on.
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Franklin Syndicate, The. (A. Train) Am. M. 611 204.
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(A. H. Smyth) Bk. News, 24:
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(A. L.
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(M. J . Kokler) M. of Hist. 4:
-I
Fraternal Beneficiary Corporations doing Business in
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Fraternal Movements of the Present ; Socialism, Single
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Fraternal State, the Divine Quest. (B. O. Flower)
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Fraternities, College. Outl. 83: 682.
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——- High-school, The Problem of. (W. B. Owen) School
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— — Report of the Committee on the Influence of.
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Fraud as an Element of Unfair Competition.
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Frtiulein Schmidt and Mr. Anstruther; Letters of an
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(C. R.
FRECKLES
Freckles McGraw ; a story. (S. K. Glaspell) Munsey,
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Frederick I., Barbarossa. (C. T. Brady) Cent. 41:
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Frederick II., the Great. (L. Giles) Library, 11. s. 3:
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~— Invasion of Saxony and the Prussian “ Mémoire
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n. s. 5: 157.
-—- Napoleon, and Moltke, Characteristics of the Cam-
paigns of. (N. S. Jarvis) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 30:
62,
Frederick II., Elector Palatine.
and Spain in 16th Century.
85: 456.
Frederick VIII., of Denmark, at Home. (J . A. Riis)
Outl. 82: 552.
Frederick, Empress. See Victoria, Empress.
Frederick William, the Great Elector of Brandenburg.
(W. F. Reddaway) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 15: :51.
Fredericton, N. B. The Old Government House.
(M. Robinson) Canad. M. 27: 491.——(C. G. D.
Roberts) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16: 362.
Frederiksen, Niels Christian. (H. L. Braekstad)
Econ. J. 16: 160.
Fred’s “Aunts.” (J. Cassidy) Gent. M. n. s. 75:
Travels in England
(R. Garnett) Cornh.
313- .
Free-food-ers and the Empire. Blackw. 176: 705.
Free Imports, The Doom of. National, 42: 173.
Free Religious Association, The. (G. W. Cooke) New
Eng. M. n. s. 28: 484,
Free Thought. (A. J. Baden Jenner) Overland, 11. s.
46: 249. —(J. Gerard) Month, 105: 337.
— in Matters of Religion, Right of. (F. Granger) Int.
J. Ethics, 14: 16,
Free Trade and British Shipping.
19th Cent. 55: 323.
— and Home Rule. (E. Dicey) Fortn. 90: 222. — Spec.
92: 40. _
— and its Critics. (A. C. Pigou) Fortn. 79: 542.
—— and its Defenders. (V. Caillard) National, 41: 420,
— and its Fruits. (J. A. Spender) F ortn. 80: 391.
—— and the Labor Market. (H. Dietzel) Econ. J .
15: 1,
— and Labor Unions. Sat. R. 97: 226.
—— and the Position of Parties. ,Ed. R. I 99: 547.
— and Preferential Tariifs. (R. Neville) Monthly R.
12, no, 1: 56.
- and Protection. (L. L. Price) Econ. J . 12: 305, --
(N. M. Tayler) Westm. I65: 493.
—- -—- from the W01-kmanls Point of View.
Barrie) 19th Cent. 54: 202.
- — in England. (A. V.°Dicey) Nation, 77: 90.
—— and Statistics. Sat. R. 961 32-3.
—— and Trade Unionism Contradictory. Sat. R. 96:
536-
-— and the Unionist Party. Ed. R. 199: 264-.
—- Approaching Abandonment of. (J . A. Hobson)
Fortn. 77: 434.
— Lord Avebury on. Spec. 92: 924.
— British. Nation, 74: 304.
— Business of Empire. (E. Salmon) Fortn. 771 I024.
-—- Canada’s Trade Policy. (J . A. Hobson) Canad. M.
26: 423.
-—- Doctrine of, Present Position of.
Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 6: 29.
(W. R. Renwick)
(M. M.
(F. W. Taussig)
240
FREEDOM
Free Trade, An English Protectionist on British. (A.
Mosely) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 334.
-—- -—- The Fiscal Controversy. (O. Eltzbacher) 19th
Cent. 54: 538.
-— The Foundation of Empire.
Monthly R. 15, no. 3: 40.
— Free Land, Peace. (A. VVithy) Westm. 163: 255.
-—- A Gigantic Error. (C. J . Follett) National, 46: 894.
— Horns of the Dilemma. (F. W. Miiller) VVestm. 158:
242,
—— An Imperial Parliament and its Work.
Burrell) Westm. 160: 612,
— in New South Wales, and Protection in Victoria.
(C. H. Chomley) Contemp. 85: 172.
—- Influence on Wages. (G. Byng) National, 41: 649.
— Is it a Fallacy ‘1’ (A. E. Macnaghten) Econ. R. 14:
(J . St. L. Strachey)
(L. M.
23, -
-—- The Larger Basis of Colonial Preference. (B. Kidel)
19th Cent. 55: I2.
—-- The Natural Outcome of. (G. Byng) Econ. R. 13:
45-
— not Preference,‘ the True Basis of Empire. (P. E.
Roberts) Westm. 163: 477.
— One-sided. (W. M. Lightbody) Westm. 161: 492.
— or Federation. (E. Ansell) Westm. 160: 500,
-—- or Protection? (J . B. Crozier) Fortn. 80: 49.
— — for England? (J . B. Crozier) Fortn. 77: 427.
— Organization or Protection ‘P (H. W. Macrosty)
Fortn. 77: 876.
-— A Plea for Absolute.
477 -
- Principles in the Balance. Sat. R. 96: 132.
— Results of, in England, and of Protection in the
U. S. (A. Pulbrook) Westm. 163: 126.
-—- Revolt against, in England. (J. R. Bishop) Internat.
Q, 8: 405.
— Rise and Fall of. (C. A. Pearson) Munsey, 31: 31.
—— Setting back the Clock of Empire. F ortn. 80: 3 5.
— A still Broader View of the Fiscal Controversy.
(A. Withy) Westm. 163: 1.
— Taxing the Foreigner. (W. M. Lightbody) Westm.
160: 606,
(L. M. Burrell) Westm. 160:
— vs. Protection. (W. D. Hamilton) Westm. 164:
135-
— Why it wins. (A. Richmond) Westm. 165: 115,
Free Trade Nation, How to ruin a. (J . B. Crozier)
Fortn. 78: 32.
— with it there must be “ Fair Cess.” (W. C. Wright)
Westm. I57: 271.
Free Trader in Letters, A. Cornh. 85: 403.
Free Traders at Bay. (E. E. Williams) National, 41:
930-
— Failure of, to attain their Ideal. (W. Cunningham)
Econ. R. 14: 39.
-— Unionist. (J . St. L. Strachey) 19th Cent. 56: 236.
Free Trading Imperial Zollverein. (L. M. Burrell)
Westm. 160: 237,
Free Will. (L. S. Potwin) Bib. Sac. 63: 3 5.
—- and Determinism. (O. Lodge) Conte1np. 85: 448.
— Doctrine of, Old Lutheran. (J . VV. Richard) Luth.
ti-35¢ 153.303.455-
Freedman’s Savings Bank.
15: 40, 134.
Freedom, The Illusion of. (W. Johnson) Westm. 163:
664.
-— in the Truth. (S. Z. Bearn) Ref. Ch. R. 52: 231,
—— Individual. (E. Del Mar) Arena, 28: 398,
— Practical Consciousness of. (R. B. Perry) Internat.
J. Ethics, 13: 40.
Freedom of the City, The. (J. E. Macy) Green Bag,
16: 732.
Freedom of Speech, Christianity and.
Church R. 13: 357.
(W. L. Fleming) Yale R.
(F. Sewall) N.
Freeing of Ivancho, The.
FREEDOM
Freedom of Thought, How the United States curtails.
(E. Crosby) N0. Am. 178: 605,
(N. C. Graham) Chamb. J .
81: 572.=Liv. Age, 242: 816.
Freeman, E. A., Froude and. (R. McNeill) Monthly
R. 22, no. 2: 79. '
— vs. Froude. (A. Lang) Cornh. 93: 251.
Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins. See Wilkins, Mary E.
Freemasonry. (E. A. Quick) Munsey, 32: 100. —
Month, 102: 607,
— Catholicism and. (M. F. O’Donoghue ; L. J . Young
Withee) Arena, 32: 591.
— i11 France. (G. A. Raper) 19th Cent. 51: 635.
— New York Society in. (W. H. Hamilton) Eel. M.
146: 83.
Freemasons in F rance. (W. Barry) National, 45: 826.
Freer, Charles L., Art Collector. (J. O. Cnrwood)
Studio (Internat.) 25: lxxvi.
Freight, Substituted. (H. B. Sharpe) Law Q. 20:
160,
Freight of Number Seven, The. (J . Roberts) Over-
land, 11. s. 43: 403.
Freight Car, A Night in a. (H. C. Merwin) Atlan. 94:
497.
Freight Cars and their Use. (W. H. Price) Q. J . Econ.
18: 299.
Freight Rates, Making Low.
Work, 6: 3472.
— Ocean. (J . Russell Smith) Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 237,
— — and their Control by Line Carriers. (J . R.
Smith) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 525,
See Railroad Rates.
(M. C. Miller) World’s
Freighter’s Story, The. (Grace B. Turner) Overland,
n. s. 46: 233.
F rejns; all that Remains of the Forum J ulii. (F. G.
Dunlop-Wallace-Goodbody) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 17.
Fremont, Jessie Benton, with portrait. (C. A. Moody)
Out West, 13: 169. '
Fremont, John C., California and, with portraits.
_ B. Fremont) Land of Sun. 4: 3.
French, Daniel Chester. (N. H. Moore) Chant. 38:
I41. — (C. H. Cafiin) Studio (Internat.) 20: cxxxiii.
-— The Four Continents. Indep. 60: 1141,
— Groups for the N. Y. Custom House.
10: 75.
French, J . Russell, with portrait. Bank. M. (Lond.)
82: 143.
French, Major-General Sir John Denton Pinkstone.
(W. E. Cairnes) Pall Mall M. 26: 185,
French, The, in America. (H. N. Casson) Munsey,
ss= 360-
- in Canada. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 83: 57,
French and German in the University. (E. A. Pace)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 10: 182,
— in the High School, Brief for.
R. 13: 77.
—— in Secondary Schools, Teaching of.
C. Fontaine) School R. 12: 502,
— Instruction in, in California ; its Aims and Methods.
(S. A. Chambers) School R. 12: 473,
—-— Teaching of. (M. C. Duby) School R. 12: 518.
—- -— in the 14th Century. Sat. R. 100: 716.
French Actors in London, The Earliest. Acad. 68:
617.
French Alliances in the U. S., Literary.
Educa. 23: 644.
French and Indian Wars, Soldiers in, 1758.
Davy) N. E. Reg. 58: 141.
French Archbishop, A. (C. E. Maud) Fortn. 85: 733,
= Liv. Age, 249: 436.
French Art for French Children.
man, 4: 185.
—-— The Prize of Rome.
(J .
Craftsman,
(T. Jenkins) School
(W. B. Snow;
(E. Morhard)
(G. A.
(I. Sargent) Crafts-
(A. Hoeber) Cent. 48: 1.
241
FRENCH
French Associations Law. (John Gerard) Month, 99: 1.
French Bishops, Encyclical to. (Pius X.) Am. Cath.
Q- 311 571-
French Books that American Women ought to read.
(Stephane Jousselin) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 89.
French Brides and Bridegrooms. (M. B. Betham-
Edwards) Cornh. 89: 657.=Ec1. M. 143: 62.
French Canadian Literature. (B. Snlte) Canad. M.
25: 483.
French Canadians; Courting among the Habitants.
(M. B. Parent) Canad. M. 25: 393.
— in the British Empire. (H. Bourassa) Monthly R.
8, no. 3: 55. 9, no.-1: 53; no. 2: 1,
French Cathedrals. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Cent. 50: 516.
French Character, Southern. (A. R. Whiteway) Gent.
M. n. s. 71: 92.
French Chateau, The Restoration of a. (A. Destail-
leur) Archit. Rec. I4: 1.
French Civil Code, The Family in the. (C. Gans)
Jurid. R. 14: 28!. '
French Classroom, “ Conlenr Locale ” in. (F. R. Ar-
nold) School R. 13: 540.
French Clericalism, A F renchwoman’s Views of.
D. Hunter) Outl. 78: 675.
French Communes, in the Light of their Charters.
(E. W. Dow) Am. Hist. R. 8: 641.
French Corn Laws, 1515-1660. (A. P. Usher) Q. J.
Econ. 19: 452.
French Country F étes.
French Detail, Modern.
(K.
(E. C. Peixotto) Idler. 22: 414.
(J . Schopfer) Archit. R. 12:
1, 13, ~
French Doctors, The; what they saw. (E. Priestley)
19th Cent. 56: 892.
French Drama, Development of.
Internat. Q. 7: 14.
— i11 1901. (R. Doumic) Fortn. 77: 170.
-— of To-day, The. (Mary Moss) Lippinc. 78: 591.
French Engravers, Contemporary. (E. Rod) Book-
lover’s M. I: 63.
— of the 18th Century, Lady Dilke’s. Ath. ’03, 1: 151,
French Exiles in Pennsylvania. (J . W. Ingham) New
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 81.
French Fiction, Contemporary.
Cent. Q. I, no. 3: 68.
— of To-day. (G. M. Harper) Outl. 82: 28,
French Freemasons and their Work. (Countess de
Courson) Month, 106: 281,
French Girl, The Modern.
Scrib. M. 33: 757.
— The Young, Interviewed. (H. Lynch) 19th Cent.
51: 276.=Liv. Age, 232: 677.
French Government, The, and the Teaching Congre-
(Brander Matthews)
(A. W. Evans) 20th
(Mrs. P. G. Hamerton)
gations. (M. A. Gerothwohl) Month, 101: 1 5 3.
—— Power behind the. (J. B. Milburn) Dub. R. 131:
241, .
French- Impressionism and its Influence in Europe.
(C. Manclair) Internat. Mo. 5: 54.
French Impressionists, The. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
991 I74.
French Influence, The Decline in. Liv. Age, 2341 58.
=Ecl. M. 139: 276.
French Language as a Substitute for Latin. (C. H.
Grandgent) School R. 12: 462,
— as taught in English Public Schools. (J . E. C.
Bodley) Sat. R. 93: 45.
—- Brnnot’s History of the.
362,
(H. A. Todd) Nation, 81:
French Law and the French Judicial System. (C. F.
Beach, jr.) Green Bag, 15: 33.
French Life and the French Stage. (J . F. Macdonald)
F ortn. 84: 342,
— — “ Ces Messieurs.”
725-
(J . F. Macdonald) F ortn. 84:
-
FRENCH
French Life, in Town and Country, Lynch’s. (P. Far-
relly) Cath. World, 75: 759.
French Literary Criticism. (E. Wright) Contemp. 81:
46. — (Garnet Smith) Quar. 203: 359.
French Literature, Burlesque in. Macmil. n. s. 21 I45-
—— Contemporary, Evolution of. (O. Uzanne) Fortn.
80: 576.
—- Conflicting Standards in. (A. Schinz) Bookman,
I6: 252.
— in 1901-02. (J . Pravieux) Ath. ’o2, 2: 1o,
— in 1902-03. (J. Pravieux) Ath. ’03, 2: 1o,
-— in 1903-04. (J. Pravieux) Ath. ’04, 2: 298.
-— Last of “Les Jeunes.” (L. Jerrold) Temp. Bar,
1311-457-
— Present Condition of. (Th. Bentzon) Outl. 71: 224.
French Lyric Poetry in our Days. (R. de Poyen—Bell-
isle) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 2: 295.
' French Maid, The; a story. (J. M. F orman) Outing,
423 471-
French Man, The.
629, '
French Mancsuvers.
French Markets and Russian Securities. Bank. M.
(Lond.) 8!: 359.
French Men of Letters in Caricature.
sillon) Bookman, I6: 32,
French Missions in the East.
132: 115,
— to Siam, History of. Asia. R. 33: 91.
French Mother, The. (C. Wagner) Cosmopol. 38: 718.
French Novels of To-day, On Some. (Comte de Ségur)
Fortn. 8I: 257.
French Painting at the Beginning of the 20th Century.
Scrib. M. 38: 381,
French Peasants before and after the Revolution.
(M. Duclaux) Contemp. 84: 349, 498.=Liv. Age,
239: 291-492,
French Plays, Recent.
(Alvan F. Sanborn) Indep. 61:
(H. Hensman) Un. Serv. M. 34:
(L. E. Rous-
(F. Goldie) Dub. R.
(S. C. de Soissons) Contemp.
go: 854.
French President goes hunting. (A. Castaigne) Cent.
44: 801,
French Press, Changes in the. (W. A. Gill) Nation,
83: 432.
French Pri1nitifs, Exhibition of, at Paris. (L. M.
Richter) Studio (Internat.) 23: 191.
French Profiles, Gosse’s. (A. G. Canfield) Dial, 40:
13,
French Revolution, Afterglow of the. (F. W. Ogg)
Chant. 40: I16,
-—— and Religious Reform, Sloane on.
Dial, 32: 83.
-—Aug. 4, I789. (C. Christophelsmeier) Univ. Neb.
Stud. 6: 293.
-— Carlyle’s, A Reéstimate of.
76: 132,
-—— Causes of the Insurrection of Oct. 5-6, 1789. (J . C.
Stoddard) Univ. Neb. Stud. 4: 267. ,
— Fall of the Directory. Ed. R. 201: 77.
-— French Exiles in Pennsylvania. (J . W. Ingham)
New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 81,
-— Martyrs of the. (M. E. Ferguson) Month, 105: 43,
—- New Lights on. (P. F. Willert) Quar. 198: 127,
-—- Pius VI. and. (Donat Sampson) Am. Cath. Q. 31:
(E. D. Adams)
(A. V. Dicey) Nation,
413.
-— Rationale of. (R. D. Hunt) Meth. R. 62: 537,
-— Religion under the. Ed. R. 203: 33
French Revolution for One Cent, A.
mopol. 412 505.
French School and Home, Influence of.
77: 809.
French Society Amusements. (V. Thompson) Every-
body’s, II: 185, -
‘
(E. Poole) Cos-
(G. Fraser)
242
FRIENDLY
French Spelling, The Reform of. (O. Guerlac) Nation,
80: 307,
French Stage, French Life and the. (J . F. Macdon-
ald) Fortn. 82: 728. 83: 327. 84: 725,
French Utopia, A. (J . Rivers) Library, n. s. 6: 265,
French Versification, Kastner’s History of. Ath. ’03,
2: 212,
French Woman, The. (Alvan F, Sanborn) Indep. 61:
6
Frenchwoman’s Son, The.
449.
Frenchwomen of the Salons.
Cent. 60: 771.
Freneau, Philip. (E. W. Bowen) Sewanee, II: 213.
-— (A. R. Marble) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 421.
-— Austin’s Life and Times of. (C. S. Northrup) Dial,
(S. Carleton) Atlan. 932
(Mrs. H. Dale) 19th
33‘ 55-
-- Political Activities of. (S. E. F orman) J . H. Univ.
Stud. 20: 473,
Frenssen, Gustav. (H. B. Boas) Outl. 83: 282.
Frenzied Finance. (T. W. Lawson) Everybody’s, 12:
40-717. 13: 28-822,
Frenzy of the Imagination.
n. s. 46: 264,
F rere, Sir Bartle. (G. Arthur) Monthly R. 9, no. 12 69.
(A. H. Shirk) Overland,
Frescoes, Old, in Preston Church, Brighton. (L. E.
Williams) Antiq. n. s. 40: 340.
Fresh Air for the Youngest Sweeney. (Anne O’Ha-
gan) Char. I4: 981,
Fresh Air Farm, Life’s.
Am. 3: 89.
F resh-air Work.
Sci. 23: 464.
Fresh’ on the Ma’sh. (C. C. Abbott) Lippinc. 71: 5 56.
Freshmen, Advice to. (B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 7: 79.
Freshwater, Isle of. (J . Vaughan) Good Words, 44:
354~
Fresh-water Springs in the Ocean.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 673. I
Fresno County, Cal. (A. A. Martin) Out West, 24:
333. — (French Strother) World’s Work, 9: 5827,
Frey, Emil, with portrait. Chant. 42: 171.
Friars, Mendicant, Educational Organization in Eng-
land. (A. G. Little) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 8: 49.
F rick, Henry Clay, with portrait. (R. Mayhew) Am.
M. 60: 34.
Friday, the 13th. (T. W. Lawson) Everybody’s, 15:
82
(J . S. Metcalfe) Ctry Life
(C. H. Hitchcock)
0.
Friend in Need, A. (Ethel F. Heddle) Chamb. J . 82:
6" 3.
Frienll in Need, A. (F. J. Davey) Good Words, 43:
401,
Friend of the Family; a story. (C. Oliver) Macmil.
go: 431. =Liv. Age, 243: 334.=Ecl. M. 143: 714.
Friend of the Family, The ; a story. (St. John Lucas)
Temp. Bar, 134: 396.
Friend of Nelson. (H. G. Hutchinson) Longm. 39:
255-542. 40: 68, 158.=Liv. Age, 234: 471. 235:
733-
Friendly Fog, The; a story. (H. C. Rowland) Mc-
Clure, 232 499.
Friendly Societies. (C. F. Yonge) Econ. R. 16: 293, —-
(E. W. Brabrook) 19th Cent. 66: 998.—(E. W.
Brabrook) J . Statis. Soc. 66: 603.
— Centenarian. (J . M. Ludlow) Contemp. 82: 546.
— English. (E. Pomeroy) Arena, 27: 13.
— Progress of, in British Isles, I894-1904.
Brabrook) J . Statis. Soc. 68: 320.
Friendly Society, An Ideal; Thrift amongst the Work-
ling-classes. Chamb. J. 83: 22, 277.
Friendly Visiting, The Personal Equation in. (S. H.
Bishop) Char. I1: 372.
(E. W.
(W. H. Allen) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. .-
FRIENDS
Friends. (L. Mott) Outing, 47: 23.
—— in Fiction. Spec. ’04, 93: 830,
— Other People’s. Liv. Age, 232: 143.
Friends; a story. (L. Forsslund) Bookman, I8: 168,
Friendship. (J . Hudson) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 373.
-— The Art of. Liv. Age, 232: 331. =Ecl. M. 138: 489.
— in the Bible. Spec. 88: 641,=Liv, Age, 233: 821.
=Ec1. M. 139: 259.
— Indiscriminate. Spec. 97: 88. I Liv. Age, 250: 506.
Friendship of Man; a story. (W. B. M. Ferguson)
A111. M. 61: 381,
Friendships and Alliances, National. Liv. Age, 241:
5°7-
Frietchie, Barbara, with portrait.
Calif. M. 3: 155.
— at Home. Atlan. 90: 717.
Fringer, Reflections of a. Atlan. 92: I 39.
Frio River, Indian Fight on the. (J . S. Ford) Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. I: 113.
Frisbie, Edward, of Branford, Conn., and his Descend-
ants. (R. D. Smyth) N. E. Reg. 58: 178.
Friskines, The. Chamb. J . 81: 235. ‘
Fritz Pufl:'er’s' Trouble. (Pauline C. Bouvé) New Eng.
M. n. s. 34: I96.
Frobisher, Sir Martin, Early Career of.
den) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 538.
Froebel’s System being tried in New York City.
(C. T. Heaslip) Educa. 26: 489,
Froeligh, Solomon, and his Great Schism. (J . R.
Duryee) M. of Hist. 2: 330.
Frog, Anatomy of the. (J . S. Kingsley) Science, 11. s.
20: 672.
— Life Story of a.
\
(Nellie B. Eyster)
(R. G. Mars-
(Mary R. Miller) Ctry Life Am.
1: 19,
Frog, he would A-wooing go. (A. C. Carr) Longm.
40: 252,
Frog Culture in California. -(M. Heard) Out West,
21: 21,
Frogs,‘ Destruction of. (A. M. Reese) Science, 11. s. 17:
311,
—- Slanders about. (L. R. Meekin) Outing, 39: 708.
— Study of. Blackw. I80: 470,
Frohman, C., and his Theater of the Future. (Gordon
Craig) Sat. R. 102: 548,
From the Background’s Point of View.
West) Lippinc. 78: 790,
From a Boy’s Standpoint.
Baz. 40: 698.
From a Clear Sky; a story.
107: 43,
From a College Window. (A. C. Benson) Cornh. 91:
820, 92: 110-827, 93: 204-537. = E61. M. 145:
200-621. I Liv. Age, v. 246-249.
From the Captain’s Log Book. (E. O. Marshall) Harp.
W. 50: -1896. .
From the Cell. (A. E. McFarlane) Booklover’s M. 7:
660,
From Dusk to Dawn. (E. Adams) Good Words, 44:
Xmas no.
From the Heart of a Maid. (E. R. Blanchard) New
Eng. M. n. s. 29: 490.
From her Affectionate Self ; a story. (A. M. William-
son) Cosmopol. 38: 161,
From a Lover’s Notebook; a poem. (R. Le Gallienne)
Cosmopol. 39: 205.
From Natural Causes. (Harold Bindloss) Good Words,
(Jean L.
(Marion C. Jacobus) Harp.
(G. Hibbard) Harper,
45: 597-
From an Old Man’s Journal; a story. (B. B. O’Reilly)
Cath. World, 783 809.
From the Pedestal. (Eliz. McCracken) Lippinc. 75:
476.
From this World to the Next. (F. Harrison) 19th
Cent. 53: 645.
243
FUCHS
Fromentin, Eugene. (C. G. Compton) Fortn. 77: 508.
Frontenac. (H. L. Nelson) Harper, I09: 776.
Frontier, The, gone at Last. (F. Norris) World’s
Work, 3: 1728.
Frontier-' Ministers, Glimpses of.
72: 167.
Frontier Transportation in the Southwest.
Raine) Outing, 46: 47,
Frontiersman’s Day in Wyoming. (C. J . Lucas) World
To-day, I1: 1096.
Frontiersmen, Forecast of a Legion of.
Fortn. 85: 720.
Frontinus; a Roman Waring. (C. E. Bennett) Atlan.
89: 382,
Frost, William Goodell, with portrait. Chaut. 38: 263,
Frost Fairies, Work of the. Spec. 91: 1122,
Frosted Pane, The; a story. (B. K. Daniels) Canad.
M, 22: 370.
Froude, Hu'rre]l, Guiney’s. (J . W. Chadwick) Nation,
80: 214,
Froude, James Anthony. (Goldwin Smith) Atlan. 97:
680. —— (A. W. Evans) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. 1: 116,
— and Freeman. (R. McNeill) Monthly R. 22, no. 2:
79. =Liv. Age, 248: 624.
—- Letters of, Some. (Theo. Stanton) Nation, 74: 504.
— Paul’s Life of. (G. L. Beer) Critic, 49: 180. —-
(P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 40: 80, .
— Personality of. (J . S. Bassett) So. Atlan. Q. 5: 114,
— The Real F roude. (R. McNeill) Contemp. 84: 224,
— Relations with the Carlyles. (A. Lang) Longm. 43:
18,
(C. H. Shirm) Outl.
(W. M.
(R. Pocock)
Frozen in with the Portland. Overland, n. s. 41: 59.
Frug, Poems by; trans. from Yiddish. (H. Frank)
Jew. Q. 14: 544.
Fruit and Vegetables, Midsummer. Ctry Life Am. 2:
115,
— Citrus, History of. Calif. M. 1: 78,
— Food Value of. Science, 11. s. 18: 540,
— of Autumn, First. (W. B.Thornton) Ctry Life Am.
2: 193.
—- Storing and Keeping. (J . Craig) Ctry Life Am. I: 61,
Fruit of the Fair, A; a story. (M. Hill) McClure, 23:
623,
Fruit of his Bravery. (D. H. Talmadge) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 535. '
Fruit of the Yucca Tree, The. (Sharlot M. Hall) Out
West, 23: 569. -
Fruit out of Season. (M. Moss) Lippinc. 70: 38 7.
F ruit-culture on Small Holdings. (J . M. Hodge) Chamb.
J . 81: 580,
Fruit Garden, How to plant a.
Life Am. 7: 530.
Fruit Industry, Foreign. J . Soc. Arts, 53: 258.
— of Great Britain. (W. E. Bear) Econ. J. 15: 427.
Fruit Trade, Foreign, in Britain. (S. Morgan) 19th
Cent. 54: 966.
Fruit Trees for Beauty, Shall we plant ? (T. McAdam)
Ctry Life Am. 10: 39, V
— How to make them bear. (S. W. Fletcher) Ctry
Life Am. 6: 140, _
— How to make them bear Better F ruit. Ctry Life
Am. 7: 638. .-
Fruits, Christmas; where they grow. (J . H. McFar-
land) Ctry Life Am. 7: 160.
— New, Creating. (H. G. Gardner) Cosmopol. 37: 262.
— Tropical; Growing them in Florida. (E. N. Rea-
soner) Ctry Life Am. 9: 319.
Fruits of Toil, The; a story. (N. Duncan) McClure,
19: 257,
Fry, Danby. Ath. ’03, 1: 274.
Fuchs, Emil, Sculptor and Portrait Painter.
Titherington) Munsey, 35: 619.
‘Fuchs, Lazarus. Nature, 66: 156.
(R. H.
(S. W. Fletcher) Ctry _,
FUEL
Fuel, Liquid, for Ships. (Sir J . F. Flannery) Cassier,
22: 698,
—- — for Steam Purposes. (J. S. S. Brame) Nature,
66: 186,
—— — Real Problem of.
75= 318-
—- Losses of, in Steam Plants. (G. H. Barrus) Cassier,
(F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
i
25 . .
—- Smokeless, for Cities. (C. G. Atwater) Cassier, 30:
313'
Fuel of Fire. (Ellen T. Fowler) Bookman, 15: 92-579.
16: 75—407.
Fuel Briquettes in Germany.
23: 418.
Fuel Economy in Steam Plants. (J . B. C. Kershaw)
Cassier, I6: 40,
Fuel Shortage, The Facts of. Char. I0: 98.
Fuels, Low-grade, for Steam Generation. (W. F. Good-
rich) Engin. M. 30: 346, 528.
F uero Juzgo, The; or, Forum Judicum.
Whiteway) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 257.
Fuertes, Estevan Antonio. (R. H. Thurston) Science,
11. s. 17: 303
Fugitive, The.
285.
Fugitives of Pleasures, The; a story. (L. Osbourne)
McClure, 22: 379.
Fujiyama. (C. E. Lorrimer) Overland, n. s. 43: 3.
— Ascent of. (M. G. Underwood) Idler, 26: 5 5. —
(Ernest W. Hewson) Overland, n. s. 442 II9.—
(R. R. Lawrence) Technol. R. 4: 442.
Fulda, Ludwig. (E. S. Meyer) Nation, 74: 248.
Fuller, Loie, in French Sculpture. (C. Anet) Archit.
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Fuller, Margaret. See Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller,
Marchesa d’.
Fuller, Thomas. Acad. 68: 419.
Fuller Family Genealogy ; an Old Sussex Family. (J .
Chandler) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 589.
Fullerton, Orange Co., Cal. (W. VV. Kerr) Out West,
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Fullerton Salvage Case, The.
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F ullwood, John. English Pastoral; Etching. Art J .
(F. H. Mason) Cassier,
(A. R.
‘(Mary R. S. Andrews) Harper, 110:
(George Carling) Lip-
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Fulton, Robert, Reminiscences of. (J . B. Calhoun)
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Fulwood, W.; Review of his “Enemy of Idlness,”
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Funambulist, The. (A. Watson) Reliquary, 44: 217.
Function, Analogy of, the Key to Nature. (Jacob
Cooper) Ref. Ch. R. 51: 236.
Function Theory applied to Physical Problems. (J .
McMahon) Science, 11. s. 16: 121.
—- Practical Application of. (J . McMahon) Nation,
77: 32°-
Fundy, Bay of, and its Tides. (N. Patterson) Canad.
M. 132 302.—Nat. Geog. M. 16: 71.
Funeral of Rat Brooks. (H. S. Edwards) Cent. 50:
447.
Funeral Garlands. (VV. Andrews) Antiq. n. s. 40: 146.
Fungi. (H. Marshall Ward) Nature, 71: 49 5.
—— as Links in the Chain of Life. (G. Massee) Knowl.
27: 3.
— Influence of.
—— Lecture on.
— Papers on.
— Reform in Nomenclature of.
n. s. 19: 508.
Fungus-germs, Heterogenetic, Origin of.
tian) Nature, 71: 272,
Funny Man’s Freak, The; a story.
goole) Arena, 31: 199.
(G. Massee) Knowl. 27: 141, '
(H. Marshall Ward) Nature, 71: 496,
(C. E. Bessey) Science, n. s. 24: 601,
(F. S. Earle) Science,
(H. C. Bas-
(W. A. Drom-
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FUSTAT
Funston, Brig-Gen. Frederick A., Defense of. (S. L.
Clemens) No. Am. 174: 613.
Fur-bearing Animals, Raising, for Profit.
Seton) Ctry Life Am. 9: 294.
Fur Companies, Fights of the. (A. C. Laut) Cent. 45:
(E. T.
797-
Fur Trade, The. (D. MacArthur) New Eng. M. n. s.
33‘ 255-
—— Founders of, in Northern Minnesota.
M. of Hist. 4: 187.
— in the Far West, Chittenden’s. (J. D. Butler) Na-
tion,75: 34.—(F. H. Hodden) Dial, 32: 412.—(R.
Hitchcock) Bk.Buyer, 24: 303.
— Romance of. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 43: 649.
— R6ussian, in the Pacific. (Agnes C. Laut) Am. M.
1: 60,
F ur-trader, The.
1063,
(W. Upham)
(A. Williams) World To—day, II:
Furnace, The Sacred, of Mon War. (Harriet Quimby) .
Overland, n. s. 39: 972.
Furnaces for Jewelers’ Work, etc.
hame) J. Soc. Arts, 522 72.
Furness, Horace Howard. (T. Williams) Outl. 72:
820,
Furnishing a House for $1,500. (W. A. Dyer) Ctry Life
Am. 92 418.
Furnishing of Pat Maguire ; a story.
Canad. M. 23: 57.
Furniss, Harry. Confessions of a Carieaturist. Sat.
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Furniture and Decoration, British, in 1903. (A. Val-
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— Antique. (W. A. Dyer) Ctry Life Am. 9: 706.
— Bedroom. (J . S. Henry) Craftsman, 4: 204,
— Chests, Chairs, and Settles. (J . K. Curtis) Crafts-
man, 2: 296,
-— Collecting. (L. V. Lockwood) Indep. 54: 1599,
-—— Colonial, in America, Lockwood’s. Bk. Buyer, 23:
553. — (G. M. R. Twose) Dial, 32: 200,
— Designed by Geo. Logan. Studio (Internat.) 21:
201,
— Dining-room. Craftsman, 5: 88.
— from Georgian Times. Craftsman, 6: 193.
— 18th Century French, and its Imitators. Chamb. J .
83: 726.
— Exhibition of, in Paris, 1902.
Rec. 14: 126.
— Frank Brangwyn’s. (P. G. Konody) M. of Art, 27:
III, 0
— Georgian. (G. L. Hunter) Ctry Life Am. 10: 628,
— German Art. M. of Art, 26: 72.
—- Good, and Decoration. (A. Vallance) M. of Art,
28: 16, 68.
— Hired. Sat. R. I01: 356,
— History in. Ed. R. 2031 410. =Liv. Age, 250:
22,
—— A Man’s Dressing Cabinet. Craftsman, 4: 267.
— of our Ancestors. Pennsyl. M. 28: 78, 199,
—— Some Modern. (J . A. Gotch) Art J . 56: 125,
(H. H. Cunyng-
(W. Boggs)
(A. Hutton) Archit.
— Study of. (H. M. Smith) 19th Cent. 60: 962,
Furs, Supply of Valuable. (R. Lydekker) Nature,
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—— Two Fashionable. Liv. Age, 236: 288,
Furse, Charles Wellington. Acad. 70: 311. —-Ath. 2:
557- -
— In Memoriam. (D. C. MacColl) Sat. R. 98: 511,
Further Adventures of a Yachtsman’s Wife. (Mary
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Further Rambles with an American. (C. Tearle) Temp.
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Fusion, A Critique of. (I. M. Bentley) Am. J . Psychol.
14: 330,
Fustat, Jews in.
(E. J. Worman) Jew. Q. 18: 1,
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Fustel de Coulanges, as a_Sociologist. (C. W. Colby) Gainsborough Lady, A; a Christmas Masque. (Mar-
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Future, Discovery of the. (H. G. Wells) Nature, 65: Galata Bridge, From the Toll-bar of the. (Mary M.
326,
— Foretelling of the. (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 78: 240.
-— Golden Age in the. (W. Seton) Cath. World, 74: 569.
Future Life. (G. U. Wenner) Luth. Q. 34: 449.
— Body of the; is it Electrical? (C. Hallock) Open
Court, 17: 657.
—- Desire for. (F. C. S. Schiller) Indep. 57: 601.
— Development of Belief in, among the Jews. (R. H.
Charles) Expos. 6th ser. 7: 49.
— Egyptian Ideas of, according to Wiedemann.
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—' Our Ignorance of. Spec. 95: 217.
—Science and a. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 30: 190. —
Outl. 80: 1o68.
See Immortality.
Fyfe, James, of Berlin, Mass., and his Descendants.
(J. W. Fyfe) N. E. Reg. 56: 167.
Fyffe, R. E. Conqueror. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 1001
(E.
432
Fylfot and Swastika. (P. Carus) Open Court, 16: 153,
356.
Gabriel, Chief of the Tulare Indians, Cal. (Edith
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Gabriele. A Dream from the Treasures contained in
the Letters of Abélard and Héloise. (K. Mackay)
No. Am. 176: 610.
Gabrielle; a story. (G. P. Curtis) Cath. World, 78:
181,
Gace de la Buigne. A French King’s Hunting Book.
' (W. and F. Baillie-Grohman) Fortn. 81: 789.
Gachupin War, the. (M. B. Stewart) Army & Navy
Life, 9: 450.
Gadski, Madame Johanna Pauscher, with portrait. (K.
M. Roof) Booklover’s M. 5: 322,
Gael, Language of the. (T. McCall) Westm. I 58 :, 321.
—- Sagas and Songs of. Quar. 198: 1,
Gaelic, Progress in. (R. Heneboy) Cath. Univ. Bull.
1: 524.
— Revival of. (J . Dunn) Cath. Univ. Bull. 11: 413,-
(S. Gwynn) Macmil. 85: 231. I Liv. Age, 232: 550,
= Ecl. M. 138: 544. —- Quar. 195: 423,
— — Eugene O’Growney and. (R. Heneboy) Cath.
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—— — in Ireland. (T. O. Russell) Monthly R. 17, no.
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Literature and the Living Voice. (W. B. Yeats)
Contemp. 90: 472.
Gaelic League, The. (Ellen, Countess Dowager of
Desart) 19th Cent. 58: 755. = Eel. M. 146: 24, —-
(J. C. Hannay) Indep: R. 7: 302.
—— and its Operations. National, 47: 1012,
—-— A Word for. (J . O. Hannay) National, 47: 833,
—— Work of. (Sydney Brooks) Harp. W. 50: 1711, —
(S. MacManus) World’s Work, 8: 5279,
Gaelic Literature; The Four Winds of Eirinn. (F.
Macleod) Fortn. 79: 340.
Gage of Land in Mediaeval England. (H. D. Hazeltine)
Harv. Law R. 17: 549. 18: 36.
Gaggini da Bissone, Cervebbo’s. (A. McLeod) Art J .
56= 333-
Gaho, Hashimoto, Japanese Artist. (C. H. Caflin)
Studio (Internat.) 23: cccli,
Gaines, Myra Clark; a Romance of the Courts. (A. D.
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Gainly Jones; astory. (A. Colton) Harper, 109: 89,
Gainsborough, Thomas. The Hon. Mrs. Graham;
painting. (G. Aikman) Art J . 55: 311.
— “ Perdita ” in the Wallace Collection. (C. Phillips)
Art J . 56: 145.
'~
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Galaxy, Stellar Revolutions within a. (F. W. Very)
Am. J. Sci. 166: I27.
Galdos, Benito Perez, Novelist, Dramatist, and Re-
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Galiani, Ferdinand. (S. G. F allentyre) Macmil. 92:
68
Galicia and Hungary, A Mountain Region between.
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Galignani’s Messenger. (W. Roberts) Ath. ’04, 2: 219,
Galilee, Sea of, Three Days’ Tour around. (E. W. G.
' Masterman) Bib. World, 26: 167,
Galileo. (J. J. Fahie) Bk. News, 22: 443.—(E. S,
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——- and Bruno. (G. H. Bryan) Nature, 69: 505.
— Fahie’s Life of. Ath. ’o3, 2: 585.—Ed. R. 199:
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Galland, Baudry, and Puvis de Chavanne ; a Compari-
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Gallantry, Decline of. (D. F. T. Coke) Temp. Bar,
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Gallatin, Albert, on Banking and Currency.
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Galle, Emile, Artist. (H. Frantz) Studio (Internat.)
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Galleries, A Morning in the. (F. Harrison) Fortn. 84:
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3:-
— Public, Additions in 1904. Art J . 57: 5 5.
Gallery, Wanted —a National. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
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Galliera Museum, Paris. (C. Fromentin) Archit. Rec.
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Gallison, H. H., and Juglaris, T., two Artist Friends.
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Galloway, Joseph, Loyalist Politician.
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Galls, Vegetable. (C. E. Bessey) Science 11. s. 17: 247,
(E. H. Bald-
472-
Gallup, Mrs. E. W., Bad History of. (R. S. Rait)
Fortn. 77: 328,
Galois Field, Dickson’s Linear Groups, with an Expo.
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Galvanometer, Comparison of Two Ways of using. (H.
A. Perkins) Am. J. Sci. 168: 53.
— Development of. (J . Wright) Cassier, 22: 601,
Galveston, Tex. (J . H. Johnston) N at’l M. (Bost.) 16:
735~
— Great Sea Wall at. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 574. V
—— How secured Protection against the Sea. (W. W.
Davis) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 200.
— Municipal Government of. (G. K. Turner) McClure,
27: 610,
— The New. (VV. B. Slosson) Indep. 56: 1382,—(C.
A. Williams) World To-day, 7: 1462.
—- Turner’s Reminiscences of. (F. Harwood) Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 3: 44. '
Galway. Sat. R. 102: 607,
Galway Life, Old; Random Recollections. Blackw.
175= 205- 1W 52- I’/9= 79. =Liv- Ase. 240=
608, 248: 34I.:Ecl. M. 146: 192,
Gambler’s Chance, A. (M. Glass) Munsey, 362 390.
Gamblers, Some Famous. (H. N. Williams) Chamb.

J , 79: 606.
— Women. (M. W. Sanford) Munsey, 30: 100.
Gambling and Thrift, A Combination of. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 70: 13.
— Chinese, in California. (H. R. Cutter) Calif. M. 5:
312,
GAMBLING
Gambling, Ethics of. (L. B. Donohue) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 12: 423. - (J . A. Hobson) Internat. J . Ethics,
15. I35-
- Loaded Dice. (C. Rollestone) Westm. 162: 151.
Gambling-house, In a New York. (S. Sutcliffe) Mun-
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Gambling Impulse, The. (C. J . France) Am. J . Psy-
chol. 13: 364.
Gambra River, Discovery of, Jobson’s ed., by C. G.
Kingsley. Ath. ’04, 2: 19.
Game. (E. Sandys) Outing, 41: 523,
- Big, How to hunt. (C. D. Cleveland) Outing, 47:
239:
- - in Africa, Findlay’s. (H. H. Johnston) Nature,
69: 313.
- - in the West. (Don Arturo Bandini) Calif. M. 4:
314. '
- - Photographing. ' (J . A. Burgess and E. M. Saw-
yer) Outing, 40: 478.
- - Preservation of. (E. V. Wilcox) Forum, 33: 188.
- - - and its Relation to the Protection (if Birds.
(T. A. Coward) Westm. 161: 564,
- - -in Africa. (E. N. Bnxton) J. Soc. Arts, 51:
566,- Spec, 95: 1031,
- A F owler’s Day in the Outer Isles.
Blackw. 177: 764. ~
- in Australia. Sat. R. 95: 480.
- Master of, Baillie-Grohman’s. Ath. ’04, 2: 104,
(A. Maxwell)
178,
- of the Staked Plains. (R. M. Barker) Outing, 39:
444-
- Preserving of, Growth of. (W. A. B. Grohman)
Outing, 39: 667.
- Prospects of, in England. Spec. 97: 89, '
— Protective Instinct in. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 40:
26,
Game of Chess. (C. Dangerfield) Lippinc. 71: 235,
Game of War, A Modern. (J . C. O’Langhlin) Cosmo-
pol. 34: 22.
Gaine Field, The. (E. Sandys) Outing, 42: 759. 44:
126.257. 387. 45= 243-
Game-keepers and Gillies I have known. (Sir Herbert
Maxwell) Blackw. I79: 444. = Ecl. M. 146: 492,
Game Laws of other Countries. Quar. 196: 415,
Game-park, An English ; Sir Edmund Loder’s Seat at
Leonardslee, Sussex. (J. M. Gleeson and C. R.
Knight) Cent. 44: 530.
- Powerscourt and Drnmmond Castle.
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Game Preserve, Making a.
Life Am. 8: 303.
Game Preserves. Forest Reserves as Breeding-places
for Wild Life. (J . F. Lacey) Outing, 48: 249,
Game-preservation in the Transvaal. (J . Stevenson-
Hamilton) Blackw. 179: 407. _
Games, American Indian. (S. Culin) Am. Anthrop.
5: 58. - (S. Culin) Outing, 42: 222, -
- Children’s, Modern. (C. T. Herrick) Outing, 43: 64.
- Children’s Dramatic. (Florence Pray) Educa. 25:
356-
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- for the Lawn: Jack o’ the Green and Qnoits. (C.
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- Garden, of Children. Spec. 94: 887. =Liv. Age,
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- National, and the National Character. Macmil. 85:
(J. M. G166-
(H. B. Rathbone) Ctry
295-
- ; a Dialogue. (J. C. McTear) Gent. M. n. s. 70:
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- Peril of; a Nation at Play. Blackw. 175: 21, :
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- Should be Games. (Cecil S. Kent) Sat. R. 101: 719,
- Spectacular. Spec. 96: 51.
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GARDEN
Games, Street, of N. Y. Children. Pedagog. Sem. 12:
5°3-
- Team, and Civic Loyalty. (Luther H. Gulick)
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— Winter, Origin of. Ctry Life Am. 3: 51.
Gandhi, Virchand R., with portrait.‘ (Mrs. Chas. How-
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Gangs, Boys’. (J . A. Puffer) Pedagog. Sem. 12: 175.
Ganthony, Richard. Prophecy. (M. Beerbohm) Sat.
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Ganymede and Lady Disdain. (A. W. Coope) Cath.
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Gapon, Father George. (Vladimir Bienstock) Indep.
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- Storyoof my Life. (Isabel F. Hapgood) Nation,
82: 371,
- Who is ? (C. Breshkovsky) Outl. 79: 268.
Garcia, Manuel; aMusical‘Centenarian.. (H. T. Finck)
-Nation, 80: 187,.
Garden, The .American.
621,
- An Ancient.
- and Orchard, Profits of.
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- and Park. (E. Schoen) Craftsman, 4: 16.
— Azalea, in the South, A Great. (0. B. Capen) Ctry
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- A Devonshire, at Seed-time. (F. Whishaw) Longm.
40: 14, 225,:Ecl. M. 139: 170,
- Early Spring. (E. Kay Robinson) Good Words, 43:
264.
- An Eastern. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 96: 42.
— Elizabethan Flower. (E. Goose) Harper, I11: 139,
— The Formal, and its Revival. (F. M. Day) Inter-
' nat. Mo. 5: 745. '
-- How to make at Moderate Cost.
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- - on the Hillside. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life Am.
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— Hidden by Informal Planting.
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- House and the. (H. Troth) Ctry Life Am. 6:
(G. W. Cable) Scrib. M. 35:
(H. E. Smith) Cent. 50: 112.
(B. T. Galloway) World’s
(W. H. Man-
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514-
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436:
- In an Old French. (Will H. Low) Scrib. M. 32: 3,
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- Italian, that is Full of Flowers. (W. Miller) Ctry
Life Am. 7: 485.
- Japanese, in America. (W. Verbeck) Ctry Life
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- My Vacation. (E. P. Powell) Indep, 54: 1335,
— of Attalus, The. (C. L. Antrobus) Temp. Bar,
123: 243,=Liv. Age, 232: 169,
— of the Gods. (J . J . Peatfield) Calif. M. 4: 632.
—- of Memories. (C. A. Mercer) Atlan. 90: 703,
- of the Sun; Route Notes in Sicily. (W. Sharp)
Cent. 49: 663, 50: 37,
— of Surprises. (H. Maxwell) Ctry Life Am. 7:
480
- of a.Tenderfoot, Late Planted. Ctry Life Am. 5:
392-
- of “Weld.” Archit. Rec. 13: 433.
- Old, at Mount Vernon. (F. E. LeuPP) Cent. 50:
73-
— - In an. (E. W. Schermerhorn) New Eng. M. n. s.
26: 210,
— - Story of an. (J . W. Guthrie) Harper, 104: 980.
- Plea for the Inclosed. (S. S. Wainwright) Atlan.
97 i 5°9-
- Public School. (H. L. Clapp) New Eng. M. n. s.
26: 417, I
GARDEN
Garden, Public School, as an Educational Factor.
Southard) New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 675,
-— School. (W. A. Baldwin) Educa. 26: 447.
— -— at Hampton Institute, Va. Ctry Life Am. 3:
(L.
192,
—- Seashore, A Wind-swept. (F. E. Gifiord) Ctry Life
Am. 7: 496.
— a Small, The Architectural Treatment of. (R.
Riordan) Cent. 50: 35.
— Suburb, at Hampstead.
Contemp. 87: 231,
—— A Suburban, Colloquies in. National, 46: 135-144.
-— The Terraced. (S. S. Wainwright) Atlan. 97: 671.
— A Vagabond, reclaimed. (M. Leonard) Ctry Life
(Henrietta O. Barnett) '
Am. 9: 531.
— The Villa. (G. F. Pentecost, jr.) Archit. Rec. 11,
no. 3: 60.
—— Winter. (E. Kay Robinson) Good Words, 43: 143..
Garden that I love; Missing Chapters in. (Alfred
Austin) National, 48: 265,
Garden Accessories. (E. C. Holtzoper) Ctry Life Am.
8: 523.
Garden Beautiful. (W. Robinson) National, 39: 258.
Garden Cities. (R. Neville) Am. Arch. 83: 67. I Ecl.
M. 142: 27I.=Liv. Age, 240: 118. — (R. Neville)
Monthly R. 13, no. 21 103.
——- in relation to Industries and Agriculture.
Sennett) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 282,
Garden City, The. (G. B. Levy) Craftsman, 7: 284, V
— and the Cheap Cottage. (T. Adams) J . Soc. Arts,
54= 299-
- and Garden Suburb. Ed. R. 202: 501,
——- First, (H. E. Seebohm) Indep. R. 2: 518.
—- — a Reply. Indep. R. 3: 179.
Garden City Movement, The. (A. L. Diggs) Arena,
28: 626.
Garden Close. Sat. R. 98: 423.
Garden Design in relation to Architecture.
Butler) Am. Arch. 82: 75.
Garden Games of Children. Spec. 94: 887.
Garden-house at Beckett, Shrivenham. (W. Niven)
Archaeol. 58: 571.
Garden Idyll, A; a story. (K. W. Patch) Harper,
108: 593.
Garden Lover, True.
27: 25,
Garden Marbles, Italian, in America.
Brush & P. 13: 137.
Garden Party, A. Elliott) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
(A. R.
(W. R.
(E. R. Macdonald) Canad. M.
(S. E. Howard)
464.
Garden Shrubs. (H. N. Ellacombe) National, 46: 112,
= Liv. Age, 247: 163. l
Garden Slopes and Banks. Liv. Age, 249: 311,
Garden Spices. Sat. R. 100: 273.
Garden-wife, The. (Mrs. Anstruther) Cornh. 87: 90.
-—-Liv. Age, 236: 566,
Garden Work, School, and the Department of Agri-
culture. (L. C. Corbett) Char. II: 218.
Gardendale Burglar Cure, The ; a story. (E. J . Rath)
Am. M. 63: 133.
Gardener, Harmonious. Sat. R. 94: 638.
Gardening, Amateur. (R. Blight) Outing, 40: 99.
—— Ancient. - (F. Boyle) Cornh. 93: 78 5.
——- Art of Formal. (Jessie M. Good) Ctry Life Am. 1:
206,
—— Backyard Gardens. (E. E. Rexford) Lippinc. 69:
363.
-— Fall Work in. (E. E. Rexford) Lippinc. 70: 327,
— Fashionable. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 354.
— Garden of Native Plants. (E. E. Rexford) Lippinc.
69: 483. /
—— Home Greenhouse. (E. E. Rexford) Lippinc. 70:
247
45 7|
GARFIELD
Gardening; Next Summer’s Garden. (E. E. Rexford)
Lippinc. 711 573.
—— Prize Articles on. Ctry Life Am. 5: 411. 7: 499.
— Result of an Idea. (J . L. Ferguson) Chaut. 37: 502.
——- Spring Work in. (S. T. Maynard) Outing, 46: 93.
—— vs. Sewing. (Edith L. Fullerton) Ctry Life Am. 5:
404-
— Where to plant what. (G. W. Cable) Cent. 50: 9o.
— Wild, The Gentle Art of. (T. McAdam) Ctry Life
Am. 7: 470.
-—— -— in Little. (J. J. Allen) Ctry Life Am. I: 13!.
— Winter ‘Window-garden. (E. E. Rexford) Lippinc.
74: 488.
Gardening Philosophy. Sat. R. 97: 198.
Gardening Tools and Implements. Photographs by
H. B. Fullerton. Ctry Life Am. 7: 634.
Gardens. (I. Thomas) National, 38: 924,
-—— American. (G. F. Pentecost, jr.) Archit. Rec. 13:
436-
—- American Private. Studio (Internat.) I7: 122,
— and Garden-craft. (F. Duncan) Atlan. 90: 559.
-— City. (G. F. Pentecost, jr.) Archit. Rec. I4: 50. —-
(A. M. Kellogg) Studio (Internat.) 25: Xxviii.
— Country. (C. W. Leavitt, jr.) Outing, 42: 310,
— English, Japanese Flowers in. (H. N. Ellacombe)
Cornh. go: 233.
——- — Nichols on.
334-
— Great Personages and. (E. M: Colson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 105.
——- Grounds of . an English Villager’s Cottage.
Shurtleff) Craftsman, 4: 9.
—- Home, A Story of. (S. Cadwallader) Outl. 70: 309.
— Home and Club. (E. Rafter) Char. I1: 210,
— Italian. (R. Pantini) Studio (Internat.) I6: 181,
—— —— and Villas. (E. Wharton) Cent. 45: 21, 162.
——Japanese. Craftsman, 4: 169.
— Joy of. (J . Norregard) Harper, I04: 607,
—— London. (C. A. Whitmore) National, 39: 769.
—— Mediaeval. (Alice Kemp-Welch) Monthly R, 19,
no. 3: 46.=Liv. Age, 246: 219.
— of Adonis, Lord Penzance and the.
Nation, 77: 359. '
— of ‘Cornish. (Frances Duncan) Cent. 50: 1.
-— of the Rich, The. (H. Sutherland) Munsey, 29:
48.1,
—— Old. (J . P. Mowbray) Ctry Life Am. I: 116, — (P,
H. Ditchfield) Chamb. J . 79: 679.
—- School. (H. C. Bennett) Booklover’s M. 5: 469. —-
Ctry Life Am. 3: 190.
— Some, in Spain. (Helena R. Ely) Scrib. M. 35: 131.
-— Some Memories of. (Alex. I. Shand) Sat. R. 102:
641,
— Summer, Winter Plans for.
Outing. 45: 755-
-Three, and a Garret.
23, no, 3: I10,
—— True Ordering of. (E. K. Robinson) Cornh. 86: 256,
-'-_-Liv. Age, 234: 625,
—- Workmen’s. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R. 16: 68.
Gardiner, Samuel Rawson. Quar. 195: 547. — (J. F.
Rhodes) Atlan. 89: 698. --Ath. ’02, 1: 272. — (W.
H. Hutton) Cornh. 14: 785. —— (C. G. Robertson)
Sat. R. 93: 262.: Liv. Age, 232: 764. —- (F. Y.
Powell) Eng. Hist. R. 17: 276.
— as an Historian. Acad. 62: 223. -
Gardner, Mrs. Jack, Estate of, in Brookline. Ctry
Life Am. I: 148,
—- Fenway Court, Museum of. (S. Baxter) Cent. 45:
362. — (Anne O’Hagan) Munsey, 34: 655.
Garfield, James A.; Lincoln-—Garfield--McKinley.
(R. H. Titherington) Munsey, 27: 306.
— Death of. (J . H. Girdner) Munsey, 26: 546.
(A. C. David) Archit. Rec. 13:
(A. A.
(A. Matthews)
(C. H. Greathouse)
(A. M. Curtis) Monthly R.
I
GARFIELD
Garfield, James A., Nomination and Election of. (L.
A. Sheldon) Calif. M. 2: 58;, 687, 782.
Garfield, James R., the First Commissioner of Corpo-
rations. (G. Hunt) Outl. 82: 677.
Gar-fish and Mackerel, Habits of. (J. T. Cunning-
ham) Nature, 65: 586,
Gargiulo, A. A. McClure, I9: 587.
Gargoyles, Old and New. (C. de Kay) Archit. Rec.
19: 419.
Garibaldi, Anita. (L. L. Peppei) Chant. 35: 511.
Garibaldi, Giuseppe, Love Story of, with portrait. (E.
A. Abbott) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 487.
Garibaldi’s Englishman. (Frances M. Peard) Cornh.
88: 264.
Garland, Hamlin. Sanity in Fiction.
jr.) Critic, 43: 146,
Garnett, Richard. Ath. ’o6, I: 480. -—- (A. Dobson)
Library, 7: 225. — Lib. J. 311 218.-— (Arthur Sy-
mons) Liv. Age, 249: 431.
-— Library of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 83: 456.
Garnier de Nablous. (J . H. Round) Archaeol. 58: 383.
Garrett, Philip C. (I. C. Barrows) Char. I6: 226.
Garrick, Winslow’s Life of. (R. Bergengren) Bk.
Buyer, 25: 29.
Garrick Club, The, Fitzgerald’s. Ath. ’05, I1 I03.
Garrison, William Lloyd. (M. D. Conway) Char. I 5:
445. — Nation, 81 : 479.
—- and the Negro. (W. E. B. Dubois) Indep. 59: I316.
— and Non-resistance. (L. Tolstoy) Indep. 56: 881.
— and Whittier. (T. W. Higginson) Indep. 59: 1310.
Garrisons, Imperial. (0. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M.
26: 14,
Garter Snake, Color Variation of. (E. C. Eckel) Am.
Natural. 38: 481.
Gary Collection of Law Books. (F. B. Crossley) Green
Bag, 18: 146.
Gas and Coke, New England.
Econ. 11: 257.
-— Blast-furnace, Cleaning of.
28: 43 5.
— Coal, and Allied Illuminants, Future of. (V. B.
Lewes) J. Soc. Arts, 51: 106,
— — Future of. (V. B. Lewes) Nature, 67: 426.
—- Distribution of Velocity in. (G. H. Meeker) J .
Frankl. Inst. I59: 383.
—— for House Heating. (W. Forstall) Cassier, 24: 543.
-— Fuel, for Internal Combustion Engines. (J . R.
Bibbins) Cassier, 26: 524,
—— Natural; Ideal Fuel. (J.,T. Murphy) Cath. World,
(J. E. Routh,
(A. D. Adams) J. Pol.
(Axel Sahlin) Cassier,
77: 60.
— — in England. (I. Watts) Cassier, 24: 343.
— Producer. (F. J . Rowan) Cassier, 22: 500,
—- Water, Death by.
— — Manufacture of.
Am. Arch. 81: 59 ‘
(A. H. Sexton) Engin M. 26:
205. "
Gas and Electric Light Service, Relation of American
Municipalities to ; a symposium. Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 27: 210.
Gas Engine for Marine Motive Power.
witz) Engin. M. 29: 347.
-— Large, in Great Britain.
24: 412,
— Tests of a. Cassier, 30: 432,
Gas—engine By-product, A New. (F. E. Junge) Cassier,
30: 348.
Gas Engines, Large, Recent Progress in.
Humphrey) Nature, 66: 643,
— Methods for Starting. (R. E. Mathot) Engin. M.
293 "59-
Gas Heating Stoves, Novel. (W. P. Gerhard) Cassier,
31: 52.
Gas Industry, Some Aspects of the. Chamb. J. 81::
39°-
(A. Graden-
(W. H. Booth) Cassier,
(H. A.
248
GATE
Gas Mantle, Theory of the.
67: 83.
Gas Power for High Pressure City Fire Service. (J . R.
Bibbins) Cassier, 25: 387.
Gas—power Plants for Mining and Smelting. (Hawley
Pettibone) Cassier, 22: 48.
Gas-power, Suction. (W.'H‘ii Booth) Cassier, 29: 415.
-— (R. Mathot) Engin. M. 39: 185.
Gas—producer, Suction. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 295 477.
— (R. Methot) Engin. M. 39: 185.
Gas-producer Plants, Suction. (O. Nagel) Cassier, 28:
392.
Gas—producers for War-ships, etc.; End of the Steam
Age. (L. Nixon) Cosmopol. 38: 169. _
Gas Turbine, Question of the. (Sidney A. Reeve)
Engin. M. 39: 407. -—- (C. E. Lucke) Engin. M. 39:
(M. Solomon) Nature,
96.
—-Some Tests of the. (C. E. Lucke) Engin. M. 31:
641,
Gas Wells, Natural, Cost and Life of. Am. Arch.
87: 92, ‘
Gas Works, Municipal, of Berlin. (R. C. Brooks)
Yale R. I4‘: 361. I5: 24.
Gascon Rolls as a New Element in English History.
(M. Burrows) Roy. Hist. Soc. I62 I09.
Gases at High Temperatures, Spectra of. (J . Trow-
bridge) Am. J. Sci. 168: 420,
—— Blast-furnace, Utilizationof, for Power Purposes.
(C. Kirchhoff) J . Frankl. Inst. I 56: 81.
— Cooling of, by Expansion, and the Kinetic Theory.
(T. D. A. Cockerell) Science, 11. s. 16: 592,
— Dynamical Theory of, Jeans’s. Ath. ’o5, 1: 244,
~— Experimental Work with, Travers on. Nature,
65: 461,
— Kinetic Energy of. (G. M. Westman) J . Frankl.
Inst, 162: 317, 383. '
— Liquefaction of, and Low Temperatures. (J . Dewar)
Pop. Astron. I0: 477, 531. 11: 8, 79, 117,
— Most Volatile, Separation of, from the Air without
Liquefaction. (J . Dewar) Am. J . Sci. 168: 290.
— occluded in Charcoal at Low Temperatures, Absorp—
tion and Thermal Evolutions of. (J. Dewar) Am.
J. Sci. I68: 295,
—— Possibility of a Colloidal State of. (C. Barns) Am.
J. Sci. 163: 400.
Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn.
nam, 1: 345.
Gasoline, The Age of.
32: 320,
Gasquet, Francis Aidan, Abbot. (E. L. Taunton) Cath.
World, 79: 623.
— on Henry III. (Ethelred Taunton) Cath. World, 81 :
802,
Gass, Patrick, Journal. (E. E. Sparks) Dial, 37: 270.
Gassendi, Pierre, and the Atoms. (J . Masson) Hibbert
J . 5: 85.
Gassey Thompson’s Prize Money ; a story. (C. Carey)
Munsey, 312 222.
Gassiot, Charles, Bequest of Paintings to Guildhall
Art Gallery. (A. G. Temple) Art J . 55: 47, V
Gastronomic Divagations. (A. I. Shand) Cornh. 91:
7 75.
Gastronomic Tragedy.
271 344-
Gastronomy, Decline of.
(Mrs. R. Ritchie) Put-
(F. K. Grain) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(T. Bailey) New Eng. M. n. s.
(Herbert Vivian) Sat. R. 98:
199.
— Ellwanger’s Account of. Macmil. 88: 53.
Gastropodes, Studies of. (A. W. Grabau) Am. Natural.
36= 917. s7= 515-
Gate, The. (J .Oxenham) Longm. 39: 236. = Liv. Age,
232: 807,
Gate of Understanding, The; a story. (Edith Bar-
nard) Am. M. 62: 587.
GATES
Gates, John W., with portrait. (E. M. Kingsbury)
Everybody’s, I0: 79,
Gates, Lewis Edwards. (F. W. Noxon) Critic, 42: 132.
Gates and Gateways. Ctry Life Am. 6: 541.
Gateways, Artistic and Characteristic. (P. W. Hum-
phreys) Cosmopol. 35: 129.
— Good Types of. (L. ll/losks) Ctry Life Am. 62 545.
Gath, a Daughter of the Empire. ‘Good Words, 451
734-
Gaucho’s Day’s Work. (W. Bulfin) W01-ld’sWork, 3:
1742,
Gauge, New, for the Measurement of Small Pressures.
(E._ W. Morley and C. F. Brush) Am. J. Sci. 163:
455-
Gauges, Limit. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 23: 185.
Gaul, Beginnings of Britain and. Church Q. 631 124.
— Decadence of Learning in, in the 7th and 8th Centu-
ries. (A. H. Wilde) Am. J . Theol. 7: 443.
Gault, Andrew Frederick, Montreal. Canad. M. 21:
zoo,
Gauriashankar, an_Indian Minister. (J . Jardine) Asia.
R. 34: 76.
Gaurisankar, Mt., is not Mt. Everest. Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 36: 744.
Gautier, Théophile, Colorist.
Critic, 43: 47.
—- Poetry of. (E. Fawcett) Californian, 3: 397.
Gay Chevalier, The ; astory. (S. H. Preston) Harper,
1% 773-
Gayatri, The, and Om.
Open Court. 16: 97.
Gayety of Life, The. (Agnes Repplier) Harper, 108:
(F. C. de Sumichrast)
(E. Martinengo-Cesaresco)
947-
Gaynor, J . F., and Benj. D. Greene, Extradition Case
. of. (W. L. Barnard) Green Bag, 17: 652,
Gearing, Cut. (O. J . Beale) Cassier, 23: 459.
God. (Elia W. Peattie) Scrib. M. 34: 580,
Geese, Shooting, on the Pacific Coast. (T. S. Van
Dyke) Outing, 43: 667,
—— Wild. (W. Verner) Sat. R. 100: 241,
“ Geest,” Use of the Word, in Geology. (C. R. Dryer)
Science, 11. s. 17: 234.
Geiger, Erik Gustaf, Swedish Scholar. (B. Moses)
Californian, 5: 184,
Geikie, Archibald. Reminiscences. Nature, 70: 76.
--Sat. R. 98: 81. -—Spec. 93: 292,
Geisha, The. (R. J . Farrar) 19th Cent. 552 630.
Gelatine, Molecular Force in. (A. L. Foley) Science,
11. s. 231 790.
Golder, Otto van, a Gifted Boy. (C. T. Chester) Bk.
News, 251 222.
Gem-engraving, Epochs of. (M. Sommerville) Har-
per, 105: 602, {
Gem-workers of the Far East. (A. H. Antona) Crafts-
man, 6: 142.
Gems and Precious Stones, Ancient. (D. A. Willey)
Chamb. J. 83: 222.
—- Farrington’s Gems and Gem Minerals. (G. F. Kunz)
Science, 11. s. 20: 307,
Genealogy, Amateur. (F. W. Brown) New Eng. M,
n. s. 30: 567.
—— The Quest of Ancestors. (D. O. R. Lowell) Mun-
sey, 34‘ 543-
- The Romance of. (D. Browne) Gent. M. n. s. 68:
537- '
--The Science of. Spec. 961 4I4.=Liv. Age, 249:
634.
—— The Value of. (G. W. Dial) New Eng. M. n. s. 33:
28’.
“ Genejral Armstrong,” Brig, Case of the. (C. M. Gre-
gory) Green Bag, 18: 33:. ' .
General MacKenzie’s Coup. (H. L. Pattmson) Temp.
Bar, 127: 699.
249
GENTLEMAN
General Average, Contribution to.
Law Q. 21: 155.
General Counsel, The ; a. story.
(H. B. Sharpe)
(E. Flower) Cent. 48:
51-
General Education Board, Methods of the. (VV. H.
Heck) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 327.
“ General Slocum ” Disaster. (H. N. Casson) Munsey,
32: 321,
—- Relief Fund. Char. I2: 909,
General Staff, The Coming. (T. Schwan) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 33: 1.
— Evolution of a. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 332 200.
General Wade’s Road. Gent. M. n. s. 771 34.
Generations, Alternation of, in Animals. (C. J . Cham-
berlain) Science, 22I 208. ’
Generosity and Corruption. (G. W. Alger) Atlan. 951
781,
Generous Conqueror, A; a story.
Outing, 43: 19.
Generous Mr. Dean, The. (Abby M. Roach) McClure,
27: 253-
Genesee River, Preglacial Course of Middle of.
H. Whitbeck) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 32.
Genesis, A Buddhist. (A. J. Edmunds) Monist, 14:
(H. C. Rowland)
(R.
215.
— Chronology of. (A. J. Maas) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 417.
Genetic Progression of Psychic Objects. (J . M. Bald-
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Geneva. (J . M. Vincent) So. Atlan. Q. I: 14.
— before Calvin, I 387-15 36. (H. D. Foster) Am.
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— The University of. (C. F. Thwing) Harper, I12:
57°-
Genevieve, St., Maid of Manterre. (M. F. Nixon-Rou-
let) Cath. World, 75: 185.
Genius. (R. M. Ogden) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 352.
— and Insanity. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.)341
I75- .
— and the Struggle for Existence. (0. Lodge and
others) Nature, 67: 270, 296, 415,
— and Stupidity. (L. M. Terman) Pedagog. Sem. I3:
307.
— The Hunt for. Spec. 89: 109.
— Philosophy of. (M. M. Snell) Arena, 28: 248,
— Statistical Study of Eminent Men.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 359.
— The Test of. (Werner A. Stillé) Nation, 83: 1!.
Genius of Retta Romany Tompkins. (R. E. Young)
Atlan. go: 55.
Genizah, Cairo, at Cambridge, Arabic Portion of the.
(Dr. H. Hirschfeld) Jew. Q. 15: 167, 677. I6: 98—
690, 17: 65-712, 18: 113-600. 19: 136,
- — in the British Museum, Talmudic Fragments
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Genizah Document, An 18th Century. (I. Abrahams)
Jew. I7: 426.
Genizah Fragments. (S. Schechter) Jew. Q. I6: 425.
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(J . M. Cattell)
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Genizah Studies. (L. Ginzberg) Jew. Q, 16: 650. I7:
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Genizah Texts, British Museum.
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Genoa,_Summer Holiday at. Acad. 671 I48.
—— Visit to. (E. Waters) Canad. M. 24: 329.
Genotypes, Elimination in Fixing. (F. A. Bather)
Science, n. s. 24: 809,
Gentle Art of Mending Broken Hearts.
michael) New Eng. M. n. s. 321 672.
Gentle Bachelor, A. (G. Robinson) New Eng. M. n. s.
33: 217,
Gentleman Ger. (L. A. Harker) Temp. Bar, 128:
440. = Liv. Age, 239: 303.
(G. Margoliouth)
(E. Car-
GENTLEMAN
Gentleman of the Plush Rocker. (R. M. Stuart) Cent.
41: 409.
“Gentleman of Rank, A.” (W. B. Harris) Blackw.
180: 327.
Gentlemanliness. Spec. 93: 942.
Gentleman’s Library. Dial, 38: 184.
Gentleman’s Magazine; an historical sketch. (A. H.
Bullen) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 1 a.
“Gentlemen by Profession.” (T. W. Higginson) In-
dep. 601 850,
Gentlemen Commanders, Two: Holmes and Spragge.
(W. J . Fletcher) Cornh. 87: 809.
Gentleman-in-waiting. Chamb. J . 81: 683.
Gentlewoman, The Decayed. (A. Moore) Westm. I621
45°-
— Return of the. (H. L. Bradley) Atlan. 93: 400.
Ge-nun-de-wah, Legend of. (J . M. Clarke) New Eng.
M. n. s. 28: 657. _
Geo-biological Terms. (C. R. Eastman) Science, 11. s.
20: 51.
Geocentric Right Ascension and Declination, Compu-
tation of Daily Motion from Elements. (R. T.
Crawford) Pop. Astron. 14: 397.
Geodesy, Present Position of. (T. H. Holdich) Nature,
70: 104. — (O. H. Tittmann) Science, 11. s. 21! 46.
Geodetic Conference, International, at Buda-Pesth,
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George, Prince of Wales, Indian Tour of, 1902.
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George Junior Republic, 8th Anniversary of. (J . A
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George, Old Fort, N. Y. City. (E. H. Hall) M. of Hist.
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George Marlowe; a story.
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(F. R. Earp) Indep. R. 91
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George Peabody College for Teachers, The. (J. D.
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George Washington University, The, and George
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Georgetown, S. C.; an Ancestral Pilgrimage. (B. C.
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Georgia. Among the Crackers.
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Georgia [Russia], The Revival of. (A. Ular) Contemp.
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Georgian Architecture, Examples of, in Charleston,
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Georgian Bay, Camp—home on. (E. McLean) Ctry
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Georgian Court Fountain, Lakewood, N. J . (R. Lade-
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Georgian Period, Paston on. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial,
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Gerbert, Pope and Philosopher. (W. Turner) Cath.
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German-American Literature. (Amelia von Ende)
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German-American Trade Relations.
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German and American Universities, Entente between.
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German and Other Public Men. (G. Pollak) Nation,
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German Art. (E. R. Chevy) Brush & P. I8: 244.
— in London. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 83: 10.
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(C. Johnson) Outing,
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(E. N. Kremer) Ref. Ch.
(0. G. Villard)
323-
German Arts and Crafts at St. Louis Exposition.
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German Band, Home of the. Blackw. I72: 451.:
Liv. Age, 235: 617,
German Bank Act, The Elastic Clause of the. Bank.
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German Cavalry Steel Pontons. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35:
315.
(ilfiltldlill
German Chancellors, Conversations with the Four.
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German “ Chansons.” (S. C. de Soissons) Contemp.
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German Children, Ideals of a Group of.
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German Cities: why they are Beautiful and Health-
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German Code, The. (F. P. VValton) Jurid. R. 16: 148.
German Colonial Scandals, The. (O. G. Villard) Na-
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German Colonies and Naval Powers. (J . L. Bashford)
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German Commercial Treaties, Influence on British
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German Contributions to American Progress. (H. H.
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German Court Beauties.
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German Criticism, and Henslowe and Collier. (W.
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German Criticisms of America. (W. H. Wannamake)
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German Customs Tariff, The New.
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German Drama, Modern. (E. S. Meyer) Critic, 46: 61.
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German Ideals of To-day. (K. Francke) Atlan. 96: 783.
German Immigrant in America, The. (E. A. Steiner)
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German Immigration, The Phantom Peril of. (S. von
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German Industrial Corporations and the Forcing of
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German Influence in America. (J . G. Rosengarten)
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German Judiciary, The. (J . W. Garner) Pol. Sci. Q.
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German Language, Capitalizing of ,Nouns in. (C.
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— — in German Middle-class Schools.
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German Law, Interesting Features of. (R. Dulon)
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German Leaders, Modern.
(Bost.) 20: 309,
German Life and Thought since 1870. °(G. Simmel)
Internat. Mo. 5: 93, 166,
— in Town and Country, Dawson’s.
Cath. World, 76: 64,
German Literature, Critical Studies in. (R. W. Deer-
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(O. Thiergen)
(P. Bigelow) Nat’l M.
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—— 1905-06. (E. Heilborn) Ath. ’06, 2: 357. '
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German Literature, Recent. (E. Lee) Library, n. s. 4:
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- Women of the New School. (G. I. Colbron) Critic,
43¢ 425-
German Manoeuvers, Impressions of the.
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German Master Musicians. Chaut. 40: 438, 540. 42:
140,
German Mercantile Marine. (J . L. Bashford) Fortn.
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German Middle-class Schools. (O. Thiergen) School
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German Municipal Exposition.
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 571,
German Municipal Social Service.
(H. Hens-
(H. Woodhead)
Chant. 40: 548.
German Note Circulation, Elasticity of the. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 71: 3.
German Notions of America. (H. M. Clarke) Nation,
79= 196-
German Novel, Modern. (S. C. de Soissons) Contemp.
85: 245. = Liv. Age, 240: 746.
German Oflicer, The. (W. von Schierbrand) World
To-day, 7: 1292.
— Mischief of. (P. Bigelow) Indep. 57: 3 59.
German Paintings and Sculpture at St. Louis Exposi-
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German “Peril” and American. (Louis J. Magee)
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German Philosophy in St. Louis. (W. Schuyler) Wash.
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German Plays, Realistic and Romantic. (L. Strachey)
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German Poems translated.
480,
German Poetry, Modern, Verse Translations from.
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German Policy, German Light on. Fortn. 78: 604.
German Romantic Poetry. (J . F. Coar) Open Court,
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German Scholarship, Causes of Eminence. (E. B. Clapp)
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German Severity in the Franco-Prussian War.
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German Stage, The Struggle for Individuality on. (K.
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German Steel Syndicate. (F. Walker) Q. J . Econ. 20:
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(T. J. Shahan) Cath. Univ.
(A.
353-
German Student Corps. (P. G. Hubert, jr.) Bookman,
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German Tales collected in Canada.
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German Trade, The Menace of. (J . D. Whelpley)
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German Troubles in Southwest Africa. (L. Elkind)
Fortn. 83: 250.
German Universities, Impressions of. (R. H. Jesse)
Educa. R. 32: 433.
—- Taking a Degree in. (W. W. Whitelock) Chant.
351 553-
—- Thirty Years’ Growth of. (C. E. Wright) Educa. R.
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— Women at. (M. K. Gerithe) Forum, 33: 243.
German Water-ways, Lesson of. (O. Eltzbacher) Con-
temp. 86: 778.
German Woman, The. (C. L. Franklin) Nation, 78:
(W. J . Wintem-

Open Court, 18: 733.
35°- —(A- Rupp) Nation, 78: 370,
(G. E. Hooker) R. of '
GERMAN
German Woman-writer, The, in the 19th Century.
(Otto Heller) Wash. Univ. Bull. 1: 46.
German Working Man and Protection. (W. H. Daw-
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— Condition of the. (E. D. Howard) J . Pol. Econ. 14!
65,
German Workman, Dawson’s. (C. J . Bullock) Nation,
831 397-
Germanic Etymologies, Some.
Philol. 27: 154,
Germanic Museum at Harvard College.
Harv. Grad. M. II: 360,
-— Housing of Emperor William’s Gifts. (K. Francke)
Nation, 83: 117.
Germanizing the World.
40= 274-
German’s Appeal to the English.
Age. 239= 503-
Germans in America, The.
as 69
— in the -
(Paul Haupt) Am. J .
(K. Francke)
(C. E. Russell) Cosmopol.
(T. Mommsen) Liv.
(H. N. Casson) Munsey,
United States. (K. Blind) Westm. I59:
15,
—— Industrial Capacity of the. (Earl Dean Howard) J .
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Germantown, Battle of. Account of Robert Proud.
Pennsyl. M. 29: 114,
— Washington’s Plan for Attack at.
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Germany, Affairs in. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 87: 870.
88: 135. 89: 576. 90: 584,
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—— Agricultural Policy of. Science, 11. s. 20: 315.
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——- — after the Boer War.
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(J . L. Bashford) Contemp.
(O. Eltzbacher) 19th
(J . L. Bashford)
5°7-
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— and her Polish Subjects. Chaut. 34: 573.
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Germany and her Subject Races.
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— —- A Struggle for the Soil.
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— and Holland. Spec. 90: 408, 450.
——- — Pan-Germany. Contemp. 84:
— and the Papacy. (J . T. Murphy)
(0. G. Villard)
(E. Givskov) Contemp.
I75-
Cath. World, 77 :
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—- and the Progress of Socialism. (F. A. Ogg) Chaut.
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— and War Scares in England. (K. Blind) 19th Cent.
58: 639.=Liv. Age, 247: 707.
—— Archaeological Remains in. (E. S. Balch) J . Frankl.
Inst. 1552 55.
— Army of. (L. Wright) World To-day, I1: 1295, —-
(W. G. Fitz-Gerald) World’s Work, 11: 7309.
— — Degeneracy of the. (W. von Schierbrand) No.
Am. 179: 72.
— — 14th Corps, Manoeuvers of, 1903.
Un. Serv. M. 28: 606,
-— — in France. (J . M. Maguire) National, 39: 228.
— — in German Fiction. (H. C. Macdowall) Macmil.
891 344-
— — A Soldier of the Kaiser.
61: 430,
— —-— System of, and how it works.
19th Cent. 56: 606,
(W. von Schierbrand)
(A. E. Turner)
(E. Schultz) Indep.
(J . L. Bashford)
— as a World Power. (W. von Schierbrand) 34: I38.
— at Close of 1901. (Countess von Krockow) Indep.
an 258-
— Awakening of Women in. (H. Ellis) Fortn. 86:
123,
-— Banking and Finance in. Bank. M. (Lond.) 77:
697.
— Banking Position in. Bank. M. (Lond.) 74: 595.
-— Bankruptcy of Bismarckian Policy. Fortn. 81:
765.=Ecl. M. 143: 94.
— Battle between Democracy and Reaction in.
Flower) Arena, 302 93.
— British Distrust of. (D. C. Boulger) 19th Cent.
591 1-
— Caesar and the Sentimentalists [Germany and Brit-
ish Naval Supremacy]. (Ignotus) National, 46: 209,
— Census of 1905, Results of. Science, 11. s. 24: I57.
(B. O.
— Chemical Instruction and Industries in. (J . E.
Thorpe) Nature, 66: 32,
— Civil Code of, Making of. (F. W. Maitland) Indep.
R. 10: 211,
—- Colonial Ambitions of, and Anglo-Saxon Interests.
(E. Eltzbacher) Fortn. 79: 469.
— Colonial Forces of. (F. Harvey) Un. Serv. M. 25!
430-
— Commerce. “Made in Germany.” (G. B. Wal-
dron) Chaut. 35: I27.
—— Commercial Relations of. (L. Elkind) Fortn. 86: 74.
— Cost of Living in. (Mrs. A. Sidgwick) Cornh. 90:
87. = Critic, 45: 264,
—- Crown Prince of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80: 452,
—— Debt of. (A. Wagner) No. Am. 174: 845.
— Eclipse of. (O. Berolinensis) National, 431 566.
— Economic Crisis in. (H. M. Hodgson) Contemp.
81: 549. —(A. Braun) Yale R. 11: 9.

GERMANY
Germany, Economic Developments in.
(Lond.) 82: 706.
- Educational System of. (W. von Schierbrand) No.
Bank. M.
Am, 183: 376,
— Educational Troubles of. (H. T. F inck) Nation,
83: 433:
- Elections in, I903. (N. Gibside) National, 41: 1017,
-(O. G. Villard) Nation, 76: 509,
- - - and the Socialist Party, Moral of. Liv. Age,
238: 441. - (W. von Schierbrand) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
28: I85,
- - - Results of. (W. von Schierbrand) No. Am.
177: 192,
- - - Significance to Democracy. (B. O. Flower)
Arena, 30: 311,
- - 1906. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 83: 527.
- Emancipation of. (E. S. Meyer) Critic, 45: 463.
- Empire as made in. (H. Reade) Westm. I58: 42.
- Empire of, Formation of the. (R. Blennerhassett)
~National, 40: 567,
- England, and Austria.
Cent. 56: 707.
- England and, in Turkey.
Contemp. 90: 305.
- England’s False Friend. National, 44: 266.
- Exchange of Professors between America and.
Francke) Nation, 80: 111,
- Expectations and Aspirations of. Spec. 90: 289.
— Exports of, Growth of. (E. Bernstein) Contemp.
841 775:
- Financial and Industrial Crisis in, I902.
(N. Y.) 64: 71.
- Fiscal Policy of. (O. Eltzbacher) 19th Cent. 54: 181.
- Foreign Correspondent in. (W. von Schierbrand)
World’s Work, 5: 3355.
- Foreign Observers of Modern.
81: 498,
- Foreign Policy of. (R. Blennerhassett) Fortn. 83:
781.=Liv. Age, 245: 688.:Ecl. M. 145: 180. —
Fortn. 84: 1005.
.(R. Blennerhassett) 19th
(A Traveler in the East)
(K.
Bank. M.
(G. Pollak) Nation,
- Franc-parler sur l’expansion de’ l’Allemagne. (P.
Déroulede) National, 46: 224,
- France, and the Peace of Europe. (R. Garibaldi)
Internat. Q. 9: 407.
- Future of. (E. Reich) Fortn. 81: 597, =Liv. Age,
241: 528.
- History of the Struggle for Liberty, Bigelow’s.
Spec. 92: 985.
- How Science helps Industry in.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 167.
- In and about a German Town.
- in Asia; German March to the Persian Gulf.
Blennerhassett) National, 41: 495.
- in International Commerce. (P. Arndt) Internat.
M0. 5: 526.
- in the Mediterranean.
987.
- in 1906. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 90: 723.
- in I950; a forecast. (P. Bigelow) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 26, '
- in the Pacific. (R. Bedford) Macmil. n. s. 1: 499.
- Industrial, Some F eatnres of. (W. G. L. Taylor)
J. Pol. Econ. 12: 537.
- Industrial Advance of. (J . Horner) Cassier, 25:
515. - (W. Sombart) Yale R. 14: 6, 34.
— Industrial Training of the People of. Nat. Geog.
M. 16: 111,
- Intellectual, of To-day.
mopol. 37: 57.
- Isolated in European Politics. Sat. R. 100: 456,
- Isolation of, Plea for. National, 38: 703.
- Judicial Ofiice in. (B. E. Howard) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 328.
(H. S. Pritchett)
Blackw. I78: 804.
(R.
(J . L. Bashford) F ortn. 83:
(W. von Schierbrand) Cos-
254
GERMANY
Germany; Judiciary of the German Empire. (J . W.
Garner) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 490,
- Leadership of. Outl. 82: 393,
- Legitimate Expansion of. (H. H. Johnston) Fortn.
84: 427,
- A Letter from. (W. C. Dreher) Atlan. 89: 399. 91:
338. or 389-
- Libraries in. (C. Niirrenberg) Pub. Lib. 9: 365.
- Local Autonomy and Imperial Unity. (G. Fottrell)
19th Cent. 59: 331.
- A Message' from Kiel. (A. White) National, 39:
732-
- Military System of. (P. Bigelow) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 684,
- Military Technical Academy of.
Army & Navy Life, 9: 409.
- Naval Policy of. Un. Serv. M. 32: 617.
- Naval Power of. (“ V.”) Monthly R. 21, no. 1: 68,
- Navy. (F. Q. C. Gardner) Army & Navy Life, 9:
342. - (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 25: 3.
- - British & German Fleets. F ortn. 83: 15.
- - Command of the “ German Ocean.” (Excubitor)
Fortn. 86: 509,
- - The Frankfort Fleet. (A. T. S. Goodrick) Cornh.
89: 355-
- - Future Functions of. By a Member of the Ger-
man General Staif. National, 45: 242.
- - German Naval Bill. (Excubitor) F ortn. 85: 72.
- - Growth of. National, 42: 468.
- — The Imperial. (L. C. Cornford) Monthly R. 21,
no. I: 48.
- - The Kaiser’s Dream of Sea Power. (A. S. Hurd)
19th Cent. 60: 215.
- - the Kaiser’s Fleet. (A. S. Hurd) 19th Cent. 52:
34. I Liv. Age, 234: 482,
- - Menace of. (H. W. Wilson) National, 43: 373.
- Navy League, The. National, 46: 633. -(L. El-
kind) I9th Cent. 56: 1012,
- - Why it strengthens her.
(A. J . Bader)
(K. Blind) No. Am.
176: 699,
- Next Emperor of. (F. Cunliffe-Owen) Munsey, 32:
225,
— on the Sea. (W. L. Marvin) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27:
30
- Pan-Germanic Idea. (R. Blennerhassett) National,
39: 547. —Quan 196= I52
- - Le Pangermanisme, la Hollande, et la Belgique.
(Y. Guyot) 19th Cent. 59: 345.
- Personal Government in. Contemp. 86: 94.
- Policy of the German Emperor. F ortn. 79: 581,
- Policy of. Mystification ; a Bismarckian Indict-
ment of Recent German Policy. (M. Harden) N a-
.tional, 46: 1009.
- Political Economy in. (G. Cohn) Econ. J. 15: 600.
- Political Parties in. (F. Tiinnies) Indep. R. 3: 565.
— Political Turning-point. (W. von Schierbrand) N 0.
Am. 174: 289.
- Popular Government in. (J . S. Mann) Contemp. 83:
820, ‘
Technol. R. 1: 300,
Bank. M. (N. Y.)
- Post-graduate Study in.
- Present Banking Situation in.
66: 677.
- Press in. National, 44: 632.
- Progress of, and of Greater Germany.
bacher) Contemp. 88: 203,
- Prussia and, in the 19th Century.
National, 47: 942,
- Railways of. (O. Eltzbacher) Contemp. 87: I74.
- Recent Events in, 1905. (W. C. Dreher) Atlan. 95:
(O. Eltz-
(F. Meinecke)
391-
- Religion in. (G. F. Irwin) 20th Cent. Q. I. no. I: 34.
- Religious Reconstruction in. (J . Collier) Hibbert J .
5: 166,
GERMANY
Germany, Russia, and the East. Spec. 90: 488.
— Russia and. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 88: 609.
—— Shipbuilding and Shipping Industries of. (J . E.
Barker) Contemp. 89: 32 5.
— Sobriety in. (J . L. Bashford) Contemp. 83: 640.
— Social Democracy in. (E. Bernstein) Internat. Q.
8: 175.— (O. Eltzbacher) 19th Cent. 53: 755.
—— Supreme Court of, Measures for Relief of. (H.
Muencb) Am. Law R. 38: 51,
—— Tariff, The Genesis of. (W. H. Dawson) Econ. J .
14: 11,
——how it was Revised. (N. I. Stone) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 32: 719.
— Tariff Controversy in. (H. Dietzel) Q.J. Econ. 17:
365.
— Tariff Differences with. (W. von Schierbrand) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 205,
— Town and Country Byways. (C. M. Stearns) Chaut.
40: 522,
-— rade and the Spade -in. (L. Magnus) Monthly R.
6, no. 12 87.
— Trial by Jury in.
650,
— An Unexpected French War-cry against. (K. Blind)
No. Am. 183: 1019,
— Von Schierbrand’s. (E. S. Meyer) Critic, 421 263.
— Waning Prestige of. (C. G. Hall) Westm. 166: 66,
(B. E. Howard) Pol. Sci. Q. 19:
173.
— Welding of a World-power, Schierbrand’s. Spec.
92: 18.
— What the People read in. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 210,
— Workmen in, Legal Position of. (W. H. Dawson)
Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 264,
— Workmen’s Insurance in.
418.
— The Year in, 1906.
Germination, Recent Literature on.
Am. Natural. 36: 981.
Gériime, Jean Léon. Ath. ’o4, 1:, 89. —Acad. 66: 107.
-—iVith portrait. (R. W. Glessner) Brush & P.
I42 54.—Ath. ’04, I1 89. — (R. H. Titherington)
Munsey, 35: 279. .
-— A Morning with. (S. K. Wiley) Lamp, 29: 152.
Geronimo, Apache War-chief. Outing, 47: 478.
Gersoppa Falls, India. (G. Wolseley) Idler, 29: 694.
Gerund and Gerundive in Livy. (R. B. Steele) Am. J .
Philol. 27: 280,
“ Gervie zame, gervie door.”
Clure, 25: 552. .
Gesta Romanorum. Acad. 69: 781. = Liv. Age, 246:
(N. Pinkus) Yale R. 13:
(W. C. Dreher) Atlan. 98: 663,
(J . A. Harris)
(Jean Webster) Me-
763- \
Gestiire and Facial Expression. (J . H. Schooling) Pall
Mall li/I. 280: 197, 343,
Get-away of Jonas, The.
422,
Getting an Engagement.
46: 65.
Gettysburg. (J . B. Gordon) Scrib. M. 34: 2.
Gezer, Ancient, Excavation of. (E. W. G. Masterman)
Bib. World, 21,: 407. —(R. A. S. Macalister) Ath.
’03, 1: 185.-—(C. W. Wilson) Monthly R. 10, no.
3: 82,: Liv, Age, 237: 286. — (A. Macalister)
Harper, 107: 83. — (R. A. S. Maealister) Ath. ’02,
2: 458. —(T. F. Wright) Bib. World, 20: 388,-'
(I. N. Price) Bib. World, 23: 146. '
Ghazipur, the City of Roses. (P. C. Mozoomdar) Outl.
75: 453-
Ghent and its Coiiperative “ Vooruit.” (V. Thompson)
Everybody’s, I3: 291.
- International Art Exhibition at.
Nation, 83: 219.
-—— Negotiations at, in 1314.
R. 11: 68.
(A. J . Hains) Munsey, 33:
(A. Hervey) Good Words,
(Eliz. R. Pennell)
(A. T. Mahan) Am. Hist.
255
GIBRALTAR
Ghent; School for Mothers. (Mrs. B. Russell) 19th
Cent. 60: 970,
Ghetto, Parnassus of the. (Mary K. Synon) World To-
day, 11: 1041,
Ghetto Pedagogue, The.
72: 209,
Ghirlandajo, with portrait and bibliography. Mast. in
Art. 7= 339-
Ghost, Decay of the, in Fiction.
Dial, 38: 377.
—- Development of the Modern. (M. MacMurchy) Bk.
Buyer) 24: 116,
— in Fiction. (T. R. Sullivan) Atlan. 97: 133,
— in Hamlet. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 7: 393.
Ghost in the Red Shirt. (-B. M. Bower) Lippinc. 741
121,
Ghost of Chance, The.
body’s, 13: 147.
Ghost of Fan-Tai, The.
n. s. 43:
Ghost of a
41: 101,
Ghost-dance in California.
Folk-Lore, I7: 32.
Ghost Extinguisher, The.
38: 698.
Ghost House, The; a Quiet Day in the Catskills. (Bliss
Carman) Craftsman, 10: 279.
Ghost-making Extraordinary. (H. R. Evans) Open
Court, 19: 65.
Ghost Stories, Concerning.
(E. Scribe) Gent. M. n. s.
(Olivia H. Dunbar)
(R. W. Chambers) Every-
(Amy M. Parish) Overland,
S215, The. (D. Atkins) Overland, n. s.
Q (A. L. Kroeber) J. Am.
(Gelett Burgess) Cosmopol.
(W. S. Lilly) 19th Cent.
511 465-
— Some Authenticated. (A. C. Rich) Arena, 30: 84.
Ghostly Stowaway, The. (J . W. Strout) Outing, 49: 28.
Ghosts. Acad. 67: 389. '
— and Telepathy. (C. C. Greenwood) Westm. 160: 271,
—— of Piccadilly. (G. S. Street) Monthly R. 25, no. 21
. 57.
— Prehistoric. (J . A. MacCulloch) Acad. 71: 14.
— Richard Baxter’s. (F. M. Parsons) Longm. 40: 147.
-—Status of. Sat. R. 99: 171.=Ecl. M. 144: 634.:
Liv. Age, 244: 700.
Ghosts of the Abbey, The; a story.
Cath. World, 79: 613.
Giacosa, Giuseppe. Ath. ’06, 21 283.
Giant Circumstance; a story. (J . Oxenham) Chamb.
J , 82: 1-469,
Giant’s Causeway, Some Notes on the.
Knowl. n. s. 3: 607. '
Gibb, E. J . W., Manuscripts and Unpublished Work
of. (E. G. Browne) Ath. ’02, II 81.
Gibbeting Irons, Leicester. (C. A. Markham) Antiq.
n. s. 42: 212,
Gibbon, Edward.
9: 31,
— Centenary Commemoration.
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 9: 25.
Gibbon, John, General, Reminiscences of. (H. P. God-
dard) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 145.
Gibbons, Grinling, Sample of his Wood Carving. Art
J , 56: 361,
Gibbons, James, Cardinal, with portrait. (J . T. Smith)
Munsey, 32: 841,
Gibbons’s Promotion; a tale.
(0. OT. Rowe)
(E. A. Martin)
(F. Harrison) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s.
(M. E. Grant-Duff)
(C. M. Skinner) Outing,
41: 580,
Gibbs, Josiah Willard. (H. A. Bumstead) Pop. Astron.
11: 446.—-(G. H. Bryan) Nature, 68: 11.—With
portrait. (H. A. Bumstead) Am. J . Sci. 166: 187.
Giberti, Gian Matteo. (M. A. Tucker) Eng. Hist. R.
18: 24, 266, 439, .
Gibraltar. (C. Bill) Monthly R. 19, no. 3: 38.
— The African. (A. R. Colquhoun) Harp. W. 50:
812.
, Giifen, R. Economic Inquiries and Studies.
GIBRALTAR
Gibraltar, and the Bay of Algeciras. (R. J . B. Mair)
Un.Serv. M. 26: 133.
— and Ceuta. (J . F. Crease) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 462.
—— and its Surroundings. (P. Bigelow) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
22: 171,
— Bi-centenary of English Possession.
I9th Cent. 56: 181,
-—- Capture of, July 24, 1704,
M- 29‘ 544-
— Keeper of the Eastern Gate.
Cosmopol. 36: 723.
—— The Key to the Orient.
Inst. 37: 490.
-—- The Mountain of Tarek. (C. W. Furlong) Outl.
791 45-
— Question of. (A. Grifliths) Fortn. 77: 839.
— the Rock of, How the British hold. (J . Scriven)
Army & Navy Life, 8, no. 7: r7.
— Value of the Rock. (W. Verner) Sat. R. 100: 714.
Gibraltar Docks, The Defense of. Un. Serv. M. 241
57I
Gibson,‘ Charles D. (M. H. Spielmann) M. of Art, 27:
(R. McNeill)
(R. J . B. Mair) Un. Serv.
(B. Brandenburg)
(A. S. Rowan) J . Mil. Serv.
1 5.
— The Future of his Work. Brush & P. 16: 165,
-— Home of, N. Y. City. Archit. Rec. I 5: 172.
Gibson, Wm. Hamilton, Adams’s Life of. (E. Granger)
Dial, 32: 237.
“ Giffard of Barbastre.”
R. 18: 303.
(T. A. Archer) Eng. Hist.
(C. F.
Bastable) Econ. J. 141 271. —Spec. 92: 605.
Gifford, Humfrey, a Neglected Elizabethan Poet. (L.
W. Payne, jr.) Sewanee, II: 221.
Gifford, Robert Swain, Landscape Painter, with por-
trait. (C. Gaw) Brush & P. 15: 201,
Gifford, William, in I586. (C. Butler) Month, I03:
243. —— (J. H. Pollen) Month, 103: 348,
Gift, The; a Christmas story. (H. Joor) Craftsman,
9: 397-
Gift of Angelo. (H. F. Sanders) Craftsman, 11: 181,
Gift of F ernseed, The. (Harry P. Robinson) Good
Words, 431 479.
Gift of Life, The. (E. Spence de Pue) Overland, n. s.
42: 506,
Gift-making. (Mrs. J . F. Cox) New Eng. M. n. s. 29:
6 5.
Gifts.3 (C. B. Wheeler) 19th Cent. 56: 312, ::Ecl. M.
143: 694.: Liv. Age, 242: 794.
-— and Moral Independence. Outl. 81: 61,
- for a Non-charitable Purpose. (J . C. Gray) Harv.
Law R. 15: 509.
— for Religious Purposes, Scrutiny of. (D. Evans)
Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43: 123.—(F. S. Baldwin) Am.
J. Soc. Sci. 43: 131,
— “Tainted.” (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 76: 126,
— To make the Gift Divine. (H. Meade Blend) Over-
land, n. s. 48: 455.
Gila Monster, The. (E. C. Vick) Ctry Life Am. I:
102.
-— Is it Poisonous ? (R. W. Shufeldt) Ctry Life Am.
1: 182.
Gilbert, Mrs. G. H., and her Contemporaries. (J . R.
Towse) Nation, 79: 455.
— An Appreciation. (Eliz. A. Cary) Critic, 46: 31.
Gilbert, Sir J . Henry. Nature, 50: 205.
Gilbert, Sir John. Shylock, Salanio, and Salarino;
painting. Art J. 552 274.
Gilbert, William, and Terrestrial Magnetism. (S. P.
Thompson) Geog. J . 21: 611,
— The First Magnetician. (R. T. Glazebrook) Nature,
66: 249.
Gilbert, Wm. S.
-— as Humorist.
(L. M. Isaacs) Bookman, 16: 150.
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 97: 619.
256
GIRL
Gilbert, Wm. S. Bab Ballads.
R. 99: 696.
— Librettos of. (G. H. Powell) Temp. Bar, 125: 36.
Gilchrist, R. Murray, Derbyshire Novelist. (J . B.
Hobman) Idler, 29: 226,
Gilchrist Trust, and Popular Education.
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Gild Merchant, London and the.
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—- of Shrewsbury. (W. Cunningham) Roy. Hist. Soc.
n. s. 9: 99.
Gilder, R. Watson. Outl. 81: 736.
Gilds and Livery Companies. (O. Roberts) Am. Arch.
88: 189, .
-—- English Craft, and the Government, Kramer’s. (L.
—— German and Dutch. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 3: 201.
Knowles) Econ. J . I5: 543.
— of the Middle Ages. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, I, no.
(M. Beerbohm) Sat.
(J. C. Col-
(C. G. Crump) Eng.
3: 1.
— — The Religious Element in. (R. H. Tierney) Am.
Cath. Q. 30: 647.
Giles of St. Joseph, Brother.
Wo1'ld, 80: 366.
Gilgames, Story of. Am. Antiq. 25: 185.
Gilhooley Case, The. (F. L. Fake, jr.) Green Bag, 181
(R. F. O’Connor) Cath.
453-
Gilkin, Iwan. Prométhée. (J . L. Borgerhoff) Sewa-
nee, I1: 257.
Gill, lVilson L., Apostle of Democracy in Education,
with portrait. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 351 I 77.
Gill School City, The. Gunton’s M. 22: 535.
Gillette, William. Clarice. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
100: 4oo,
Gills of Simulium.
875.
Gin Terror, The Reign of the. (J . H. Carmichael)
Gent. M. n. s. 72: 140.
Giorgione, Painter, with Bibliography. Mast. in Art,
41 1>t.47-
Giotto and Early Italian Art. (J. A. Crowe) Quar.
200: 27,
— Life, ‘Work, and Bibliography, with portrait. Mast.
in Art, 3: pt. 32.
Gipsies. (D. C. Cahalane) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
(T. J . Headlee) Am. Natural. 40:
321,
— English. (R. D. Paine) Outing, 45: 329.
—— False. (C. S. Baldwin) Atlan. 91: 415.
— Notes on the. (A. T. Sinclair) J . Am. Folk-Lore,
19: 212,
— The People of Little Egypt.
Monthly R. 19, no. 2: 41,
——Russian; Zirians. (E. W. Lowry) Gent. M. n. s.
(D. MacRitchie)
681 344-
Gipsy Christening, A. (Alice E. Gillington) Liv. Age,
248: 442.
Girafies. (R. Leydekker) Nature, 69: 400,
— Some New, at British Museum.
Sat. R. 99: 205.
Girardin, Emile de, The Father of Cheap Newspapers.
(R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 338,
Girl behind the Counter, The.
World To-day, I0: 270,
— in the Grammar Grades.
(H. A. Bryden)
(Mary R. Cranston)
(J . M. Tyler) Educa. 26:
404.
— of the Middle West, The; with drawings by H. R.
Boehm. (E. Hubbard) Cosmopol. 401 516.
— Problem of, in the Library. (Lutie E. Stearns) Lib.
J . 31: 103.
“ Girl;” a story. (E. Hough) Am. M. 61: 163,
Girl and the Butcher, The; a story. (E. Boltwood)
Munsey, 30: 173.
Girl and the Gun-fighter, The. (Eleanor Gates) Cos-
mopol. 41: 303.
GIRL
Girl at Duke’s, The; astory. (J . W. Linn) McClure,
21:'398
, Girl decides, A. (A. H. Henderson) Good Words, 442
444-
Girl from’ the Machine, The. (J . L. Williams) Scrib.‘
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Girl in the Rockies. (C. Lockhart) Lippinc. 701 I 77.
Girl in Waiting, The. (A. Eyre) Idler, 27: 327, 431,
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Girl of Maine. (G. Robinson) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
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Girl of the Rose, The. (Capt. Vaughan) Longm. 46:
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Girl with the Banjo. (J . D. Hallowell) Lippinc. 72:
-0
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Girl with Five Names, The. (M. A. Ellis) Sund. M.
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Girl’s Garden, The. (Barrington Kidd) New Eng. M.
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—-— Little. (May Byron)'Cornh. 902 244.
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—- Poor, who marry Millions. (Lida R. McCabe) Cos-
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Girls’ Club, Phillips Brooks and the. (L. D. Fuller)
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Giron, Charles, Swiss Painter.
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Girtin, Thomas.
562,
—— Centenary of, with portrait. (W. S. Sparrow) Stu-
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600. —(A. Waugh) Fortn. 81: 244.=Ecl. M. 142:
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(G. P. Morris) Cent. 49:
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— Farming under. (B. T. Galloway) World’s Work,
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— for Optical Purposes. (R. T. Glazebrook) J . Soc.
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— Manufacture and Application of, in Art and Deco-
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-— Old Heraldic, in Brasted Church. (W. E. Ball)
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— Old Sussex; its Origin and Decline.
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—— Stained, in its Relation to Church Ornamentation.
(F. S. Lamb) Cath. World, 74: 667,
—— Table. (H. Powell) Am. Arch. 8!: 35.
Glass—bottle Industry, Length of Trade Life in.
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Glass Enameling in Relief by Henry Holiday.
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Glass-making. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 371 I 39.
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Glass-mosaic. (W. H. Thomas) Studio (Internat.) 28:
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Glass Rooms and Sun Parlors. (E. Lehlbach) Ctry Life
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Glass Staining. (O. Heinigke) Craftsman, 3: 170.
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Glasse, Hannah. “Cook Book.”
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Gloria in Excelsis. (G. A. Quellhorst) Studio (Inter-
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GLOUCESTER
Gloucester Fishermen, With the. (A. W. Dimock)
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Goat-ranch, A California. (K. P. Sieghold) Land of
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Goats, Angora, as a
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Source of Profit. Ctry Life Am.
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Goblet, Story of the. (Pauline C. Bouvé) New Eng.
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(F. L. Swiney) Westm. 165: 556,
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GOETHE
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“ Godmundeslaech.” (F. M. Stanton) Eng. Hist. R.
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GOETHE
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Golf, Emmett Stull. (F. Cranefield) Wis. Alum. M.
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457.
-— Increase in, and the Price-making Process.
Parker) J . Pol. Econ. 111 625.
—- Increased Supply of. (C. M. Harvey) World’s Work,
5= 2737-
— Iodometric Determination of, in Dilute Solution.
‘ (R. N. Maxson) Am. J. Sci. 166: 155,
—— Melting-point of. Science, 11. s. 20: 249.
— The New, and the New Era. (Moreton F rewen)
Monthly R. 25, no. 2: 106,
—- New Sources of. (W. Fawcett) Sci. Am. 95: 49.
-—— of the Burning Desert, Nevada. (Winifred Black)
Cosmopol. 39: 519.
-— A Pro-discovery of. (M. M. Bowman) Land of Sun.
(A. D. Noyes)
(W. S.
3: 279-
—- A Romance of. (Wm. S. Rice) Overland, n. s. 44:
I34.
-— Rushes for; ’48 and ’98. (Juan del Rio) Land, of
Sun. 7: 181.
— vs. Brass. Chamb. J. 81: 219,
-— Volumetric Determination of Small Amounts of,
Limit of Error in the. fit. N. Maxson) Am. J . Sci.
167: 466.
260
GOLD
Gold, Why does New York need so Much ‘Z’ Bank. M.
(Lond.) 82: 460.
—- V%orld’s Increasing Supply of. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
9: 141.
—— World’s Recent Production of, and its Influence
upon Prices of Commodities. (F. B. Forbes) Am.
Statis. Assoc. 10: 77. -
Gold, The a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman) Harper
I10: 5 ,
Gold of the Ant-hill, The; a story. (C. Marriott)
Munsey, 29: 846.
Gold Camps of Nevada. (R. D. Paine) Outing, 48: 259.
Gold-crest, A Brave. (E. E. Carter) Sund. M. 34: 554.
Gold Cup in Possession of the Duke of Portland. (C.
‘ Hercules Read) Archaeol. 59: 233.
Gold-digging in Scotland. (W. Jolly) Good Words, 46:
6
Gold Dredging Era, The. (Anna M. Reid) Overland,
n. s. 39: 987.
Gold Exchange Standard in the Philippines. (E. W.
Kemmerer) Q. J. Econ. 19: 585.
Gold Fields in United States, New.
Cassier, 26: 259.
Goldfish, Sense of Hearing in.
Natural. 38: 275.
Gold-hunters of the North. (Jack London) Atlan. 92:
42, .
Gold Mine, Arizona’s Biggest. (S. M. Hall) Land of
Sun. 11: 148. _
Gold Mines, The Fallacy of. (J . M. Robertson) Indep.
R. 11: 314.
Gold Mining; Evolution of Quartz Mining in Califor-
nia. (A. Burrows) Overland, n. s. 41: 403,
— in California, Twentieth Century. (R. D. Paine)
Outing, 47: 521.
— in Egypt. (C. J . Alford) Cassier, 23: 275,
-—in Russia, Law of. (C. W. Purington and J . B.
Landfield, jr.) Engin. M. 22: 553,
— in Ships on Portable Seas. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s
M. 4: 483.
—— in the Transvaal. (J. H. Hammond) Cassier, 22:
(D. A. Willey)
(H. B. Bigelow) Am.
187,
-—— in Wales. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 23: 491,
— in West Africa. (J . G. Leigh) Engin. M. 23: 666,
— Roman, in Spain. (A. Delmar) Engin. M. 28: 887,
—’Washington. Science, 11. s. 19: 839.
Gold Placers of Los Angeles, The.
Land of Sun. 5: 60.
Gold Prospectors, American.
J . 83: 159.
-— Sufferings of. (R. Dunn) Outing, 42: 141,
Gold Reserve, The Problem of the. (E. F. Law) Na-
tional, 48: 527.
Gold-reserve National Bank Notes.
67: 341 I71‘ '
Gold Reserves. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 689,
Gold Robbery, The. (L. Harward) Idler, 27: 3.
Gold Ships, 20th Century, and their Cargoes.
Del Mar) Engin. M. 29: 481.
Gold Solutions, Red Colloidal, Behavior towards the
(J . M. Guinn)
(D. A. Willey) Chamb.
Bank. M. (N. Y.)
(Alex.
Electric Current, and toward Electrolytes. (J . C.
Blake) Am. J. Sci. 166: 433,
Gold Standard for the Straits Settlements, A. (E. W.
Kemmerer) Pol. Sci. Q. 19: 636. 21: 663,
Gold Supplies in I905 and Ten Years Back. Bank. M.
(Lond.) 80: 309.
— The New. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: 388.
—— —- Influence of. (G. E. Roberts) Bank. M. (N. Y.)
72: 11, .
— Now and Ten Years back. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71:
484.
— Prices and the Increasing. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
75: 46.
GOLD
Gold Wolf, The. (M. Pemberton) Munsey, 27: 531-
978. 28= 54-725-
Golden Age, Some Literary Recollections of a. (A. I.
Shand) Sat. R. 101: 485-654.-‘Liv. Age, 250:
92.
“ Golden Fleece; ” a story. (D. G. Phillips) Idler, 23:
243-589. 24: 88, 185,
Golden Flood, The; a story. (E. Lefevre) McClure,
24: 503,
Golden Fortune, The; a story. (Mary Austin) Atlan.
92:
791-
Golden Jackets. (D. H. Stovall) Overland, n. s. 41:
414.
Golden Mist, Story of the. (W. Schooling) 19th Cent.
47‘ 464-
Golden Pagoda, The; a Sketch in Burma. (E. A.
Richings) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 300.
Golden-rod. Ctry Life Am. 11 33.
Golden Rule, The. (W. A. White) Atlan. 96: 433.
Golden Rule; a story. (M. Drake) Munsey, 272 503.
Golden Rule Brotherhood; Spiritual Birth of the
American Nation. (T. F. Seward) Arena, 27: 22,
Golden Wedding, The. (Z. Gale) Outl. 81: 780.
Golden Weddings, Ward McAllister on. Indep. 59:
1518
Golden Whistle, The. (H. C. Bailey) Cent. 50: 180,
Golden Word. (J . A-. Meyer) Putnam, I: 71.
Goldini, Carlo. (Charlotte Adams) Californian, 6: 543.
Goldschmidt’s System of Alumino-thermics. J .
, Frankl. Inst. 160: 187.
Goldsmith, Oliver. (F. Thompson) Acad. 65: 385.
— and James Boswell. Acad. 66: 688.
— Deserted Village, Illustrated. (A. Dobson) Harper,
I04: 400,
-— Deserted Village of, Pilgrimage to.
Critic, 451 333.
-— Prose of. (F. Thompson) Acad. 62: 366.
— Prospect of Society. (G. England) Library, n. s. 3:
(H. C. Shelley)
327-
—— Vicar of Wakefield, First French Translation of.
Library, 5: 134.
Goldsmiths, Pre—Columbian. (J . J . Platfield) Calif.
M. 3: 321.
Golf. (W. G. Brown) Atlan. 89: 724. ——- (W. J . Travis)
Ctry Life Am. 8: 182. —- (Van T. Sutphen) Outing,
45: 24,8.
—-— American Balls and British Golfers.
son) Outing, 43: 30,
— and the New Ball. Blackw. I72: 363.
— Birth of. (D. Story) Munsey, 27: 321.
(H. Hutchin-
— A Chat about. Chamb. J . 80: 267.
— English Golfers in America, 1903. (W. Camp) Ctry
Life Am. 5: I5.
—- Holes by Accident. (G. Hibbard) Outing, 43: 512,
-— Hypertrophy of. (W. Inglis) Harp. W. 50: 1274,
— Ideal Golf Course. (C. B. MacDonald) Outing, 49:
406,
—-— in America. (A. Pottow) Indep. 55: I 303,
- in a Big City. (A. Ruhl) Outing, 42: 289,
—- in Canada. (J . T. Clark) Canad. M. 26: 39,
— in 1903, American. (J. F. Marsten) Munsey, 30:
195.
—— Miniature Golf Course. (Van T. Sutphen) Outing,
48: 62!,
-—Morality of. Sat. R. 1001 179. = Liv. Age, 246:
“61.
—— Mystery of. (A. Haultain) Atlan. 94: 88.
—— of 1905. (Van T. Sutphen) Outing, 47: 793.
—- of Yesterday and To-day. (F. Kinloch) Chamb. J .
83: 673.
— Some Aspects of. Spec. 96: 864,
— Some Victories in 1904. (Van T. Sutphen) Outing,
45= 383-
261
GORDON
Golf, What an American Invention did for; the Haskell
Ball. Ctry Life Am. 7: 641.
—— Winning the Championship.
Ford) Ctry Life Am. 6: 410.
— Wgmen who play well. (C. F. Manice) Outing, 44:
2 5.
Golf-balls, The Perversity of. Macmil. n. s. 1: 772.
Golf Course, Upholding of a. (A. Pottow) Ctry Life
Am. 2: 214.
Golf-links of Paris.
(W. J. Travis; S.
(V. Thompson) Outing, 43:
I23,
Golfing, Memories of. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 98: 824.
99‘ I4-
Golfing Counsels. (H. Hutchinson) Outing, 40: 360,
Golovkins, The. (A. Laugel) Nation, 82: 115.
Gomera, The Whistlers of. Chamb. J . 81 I 347.
Gompers, Samuel, with portrait. (H. K. Mitchell)
Am. M. 60: 410,
Goncourt Academy, The. (J . H. Rosny) Fortn. 8o:
' 141. I Ecl. M. 141: 510. '-'—'Liv. Age, 238: 599.
Goncourts, The. (Marillier) Internat. Q. 7: 334.
Gonionemus vs. Gonionema. (L. Murbach) Science,
n. s. 18: 373.
Gonzales, Battle of. (M. S. Bennet) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q- 2= 313.
Good, The Knowledge of.
3: 543-
Good Breeding in the New Testament. Spec. 39: 321.
=Liv. Age, 235: I85.:Ecl. M. 139: 832.
Good—for—Naught; a story. (Helen Williams) Califor-
nian. 31 343, 421. 523-
Good Friday and the Christian Year. Outl. 731 902.
— in England. Sat. R. 101: 452.
Good Hope, Cape of ; the Tavern of the Indian Ocean.
(L. E. Neame) Chamb. J . 83! 443.=Ecl. M. 147:
169.
Good Humor, English. Spec. 88: 81.
Good Old Times, The. Chamb. J . 82: 123,
Good Samaritan, A; a story. (M. R. S. Andrews) Mc-
Clure, 23: 580,
Good-ticket, The.
(W. R. Sorley) Hibbert J .
(Lucia Chamberlain) Scrib. M. 38:
I54.
“ Good Will” as an Asset. (C. J . Bullock) Nation,
81: 458.
Goodall, F. Ath. ’o4, 2: I85.
Goode, Henry W., with portrait.
M, 60: 678.
Goode, Richard U., with portrait. Nat. Geog. M. 14:
(W. Fawcett) Am.
424-
Goodere Family, Fall of the. (H. B. Irving) Cornh.
921 53~
“ Goodness ” Fallacy, The. (W. H. Allen) World's
Work, 13: 8186,
Goodsell Observatory, Astronomical Work at.
Wilson) Pop. Astron. II! 179.
Goodspeed, George Stephen. Bib. World, 25: 169.
—— Memorial Addresses on. Univ. of Chic. Rec. 91
39°-
Goorroogoo ; an Epic of the Australian Bush. (Leigh-
ton Demain—Grange) New Eng. M. n. s. 342 239.
Goosander, The; a story. (W. A. Hickman) Canad.
‘ M. 24: 67, 120,
Goose, The, in Folklore. Acad. 69: 1003.
— Wild, Ways of the. (W. J . Long) Indep. 60: I 344.
Gopher, The. (E. and J . Grinnell) Land of Sun. 13:
(H. C.
327-
Gophers; Master Plowmen of the West. (E. T. Seton)
Cent. 46: 300.
Gordon, Adam Lindsay. (C. L. Leipoldt) Westm.
165: 197.
Gordon, Charles George, called Chinese Gordon.
Chant. 42: 535.

l-- Soldier and Gentleman. Outl. 76: 151.
GORDON
Gordon, Charles W., “ Ralph Connor.” (R. Haddow)
Bk. News, 22: 697.
Gordon, Geo. A. Ultimate Conceptions of Faith. (M.
S. Terry) Am. J . Theol. 8: 343. '
Gordon, Lord Gordon. (C. L. Shaw) Canad. M. 25:
412,
Gordon, General John B. (R. Bridges) Lamp, 28: 45.
- (J . S. Wise) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 204,
- and General Longstreet. (C. A. Evans) Indep. 56:
311,
- Letters and Life. (J . Finley) Lamp, 27: 219,
- Reminiscenees. Spec. 92: 667, 1
Gordon, Leon, as a Poet. (A. B. Rhine) Jew. Q. 18:
45 -
Gordon, “ Lord; ” a Forgotten Drama of Wall Street.
(H. G. Chapin) Green Bag, 16: 478.
Gordon-Bennett Automobile Cup Race. (P. H. Burch-
all) Outing, 42: 132, .
Gordon'Case and After. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 453.
Gore‘, Charles; a sketch. (R. H. Lane) Outl. 70:
S7 7.
Gore Case, The. (W. D. Thurman) Law Q. 19: 71.
Gore Valley Viaduct ; a story. (H. M. Johnston)
Canad. M. 22: 521,
Goree Island, lost by England.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 11: 139.
Gorgon Myth, A Solution of the. (F. T. Elworthy)
Folk-Lore, 14: 312,
Gorham, J abez, of Plymouth, Mass., and his Descend-
' ants. (F. W. Sprague) N. E. Reg. 59: 91.
Gorham Family_in Connecticut and Vermont. (F. W.
Sprague) N. E. Reg. 57: 325.
-— of Hardwick, Mass. (H. S. Gorham) N. E. Reg.
56= 75-
Gorilla. (F. Finn) Sat. R. 98: 297,
- and Orang-outan, Names of. Science, 11. s. 22: 24,
Gorillas and Chimpanzees. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 27:
298.
Gorky, Maxime. (C. H. Goudiss) Bk. News, 24: 771,
- (G. Brandes) National, 45: 63 5.- (G. W. Cooke)
New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 399.-(C. Brinton) Every-
body’s, 12: 464. -(L. C. Willcox) No. Am. 183:
1159. -Open Court, 19: 513. -Outl. 82: 876. —-
(J . Burns) Westm. 160: 148. - (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 951 699. —(G. C. Edwards) Sewanee, 10:
234.- (S. C. de Soissons) Ecl. M. 138: 316.=Liv.
Age, 232: 193. -Acad. 62: 655.
- and the Russian Revolt. Fortn. 83: 608,
- Art and Ethics of. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 81: 238,
- at the Bottom: Sat. R. 96: 84,
- The Doss House. Acad. 65: 446.
- Hamlet awakened. (B. de Casseres) Critic, 46: 318,
- on the Stage. (A. A. Jack) Nation, 77: 480.
- Social Lynching of. (F. H. Giddings) Indep. 60: 976.
— Socialism of. (J . Martin) Char. 17: 193,
- A Study of. (A. Phelps) Poet-Lore; 15, no. 3: 53,
— With, in the Adirondacks. (J . Spargo) Craftsman,
11: 149.
Gorman, Arthur Pue. (E. M. Kingsbury) Everybody’s,
10: 517.
Gorman Type, The. (H. Lamont) Nation, 82: 462,
Gorst, Sir John, and Poor-law Reform. (J . Honeyman)
Westm. 161: 648.
Gorst Sahib’s Vicarage.
M. 7: 141.
Gortyna, Explorations at.
Archaeol. 2d ser. 5: 101.
Goschen, Georg Joachim. (Jeannette L. Gilder)
Critic, 43: 21. - Monthly R. 11, no. 2: 18. -Spec.
90: 576.
- at the Oxford Encaenia. (L. Dyer) Nation, 79: 28,
- Essays and Addresses on Economic Questions.
(L. L. Price) Econ.,J. 15: 535.
(W. F. Lord) Roy.
(W. A. Fraser) Booklover’s
(A. Taramelli) Am. J .
262
GOVERNMENT -
Goschen, Georg Joachim, Life and Times of. (C.
Thomas) Nation, 76: 438, _Ath_ I03, 1; 233. ___Sat_
R. 95: 201. - (W. H. Carruth) Dial, 34: 302.
Gosling, G. Bennett, Capt. Geog. J, 28: 187,
Gospatric, An English Letter of. (J . Wilson) Scot.
Hist. R. 1: 62.
Gospel, The, and the Gospels. (B. Weiss) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 5: 205.
- An Apocryphal. (J . A. MacCulloch) Acad. 71 : 420.
- The, fcgr a World Sin. (A. T. G. Apple) Ref. Ch. R.
493 5 -
- of Jesus Christ in the First Century. (J . W. Brad-
shaw) Bib. Sac. 59: 744.
Gossamer. Spec. 95: 423. ==Liv. Age, 247: 248.
Gosse, Edmund. (C. Shorter) Good Words, 44: 250.
Gossip. A Plea for. (G. Tyrrell) Month, 100: 225,
Giitha Canal. (H. G. Archer) Good Words, 452 56!.
Gothic, The, in the Cathedral and Churches of France.
(A. Rodin) No. Am. 180: 217, 5
-Modern Use of the. (F. S. Lamb) Craftsman, 8:
I50, 336. - (W. Walton) Craftsman, 8: 634.
Gothic Architecture. (T. M. Clark) Am. Arch. 90: 3. 1
- English. (G. Baldwin Brown) N 0. Am. 180: 704.
- French and English. Am. Arch. 75: 37.
- in England. (J . C. Cox) Antiq. n. s. 42: 56.
-Spirit of. Ed. R. 202: 189.
Gothic Revival. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 1, no. 6: 1.
Gott, Dr. Benjamin, Library of. (H. Davis) N. E. Reg.
56= 340-
Gotti, Jerome M., Cardinal, and the Propaganda, with
portrait. (J . Murphy) Cath. World, 77: 1.
_Gough, Henry. Ath. ’06, 1: 639.
Gough, Hugh, 1st Viscount, Rait’s Life and Cam-
paigns of. Ath. ’04, 1: I65.- Spec. 92: 497.— (G.
W. Forrest) Blackw. 175: 320,
Gouin, Hon. Lomer, Premier of the Province of Que-
bec. (A. Mosher) Canad. M. 25: 208,
Gonjon, Jean. Am. Arch. 88: 134,
Gould, Francis Carruthers, English Cartoonist, with
portrait. (J . Douglas) Booklover’s M. 3: 311.
- Caricatures by. Spec. 92: 765.
— Graphic Hnmorist. (S. M. Phinney) M. of Art, 27:
396.
Gould, Geo. J . (R. N. Burnett) Cosmopol. 35: 59,
- and Mrs. Gould, with portraits. (R. H. Tithering-
ton) Munsey, 32: 818,
Gould, Helen, and her Charities. (C. H. Conway) Mun-
sey. 33= 306.
- Personality of. (J . W. Tompkins) Everybody’s,
8: 27,
Gould Fortune, The. (B. J . Hendrick) Am. M. 61: 300,
Gould Prize Essays on Catholic and Protestant Bibles.
(J. F. Fenlon) Cath. World, 81: 217,
Gounod, Charles F rangois. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 94:
707. - With portrait and bibliography. Mast. in
Music, 1: pt. 3.
- and his Oratorios. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97: 358,
- My Visit to. (A. Visetti) Good Words, 46: 505,
Goudie, Thos. Peterson, Forgeries of, on Bank of Liv-
erpool. Spec. 88: 321,
Gourd of Water, A. (R. Davey) Temp. Bar, 126: 365,
Gourds and their Uses. (Kate Sanborn) N at’l M.
(Bost.) 23: 526.
Gourmont, Remy de, Querlon’s. Sat. R. 952 675.
Gout the Nemesis. (N. E. Yorke—Davies) Gent. M.
n. s. 71: 384.
Governed, Consent of the.
R. 40: 161.
Governess, An Old World. (D. W. Rannie) Fortn. 80:
810:: Liv. Age, 240: 26.
Government and Repression. Sat. R. 101: 548.
- The Blessed Word. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 482,
- by Fraud. Westm. I52: 612. '
(W. Larremore) Am. Law
GOVERNMENT
Government, by the Golden Rule. (S. M. Jones) Mun-
sey, 28: 506.
—— Civic Lessons from Europe.
-— Cost of. Quar. 204: 1,
-—— Lost Art of. (H. H. Fyfe) Fortn. 81: 645.
~— —— Another View. (Sidney Low) Fortn. 81: 1021,
-— Making of a, in England. (M. MacDonagh) Longm.
461 401-=Liv-Ag<-.2471 395-
— of Law, A‘, as distinguished from a Government of
Chaut. 40: 60-351.
Functionaries. (H. Taylor) Green Bag, 18: 489.
-—— Sovereignty and. (F. H. Giddings) Pol. Sci. Q.
21: 1-27,
“ Government of the People ; ” a story of Oklahoma.
' (J. W. Piercy) Cent. 41: 531.
Government Documents. Dial, 40: 283.
See Public Documents.
Government Employés and Arbitration.
derson) Westm. 163: 307.
Government Ownership from Business Standpoint.
(Allan L. Benson) Appleton’s M. 8: 601.
-— in Switzerland. (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, 14:
469.
—- of Public Utilities.
R, 16: 476,
—- of Telephone in Great Britain.
Q. J. Econ. 21: 96.
Government Printing Office, U. S., and its Method.
(J. D. Whelpley) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 556.
Government Revenues, Deficit in. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
171: 12,
Governmental Automatism. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81:
76.
Governmental Secret, The.
Governments, Loans and Advances to.
(N. Y.) 72: 540.
—— Popular, The Study of. Quar. 203: 170,
Governor-general’s Trunk, The. (A. Train) Scrib. M.
37: 486. '
Governor’s Island, On. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 434.
Governor’s Niece, The. (M. Kennedy) Everybody’s,
13‘ 337-
Gower, F. Leveson. Bygone Years.
Gilder) Critic, 47: 346.
Gower, John, as a Poet. Quar. I97: 437.
Gower, Ronald Sutherland. Old Diaries, 1881-1901,
Sat. R. 93: 337. — (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 33: 54.
—— Statuary by. (H. Begbie) M. of Art, 26: 202,
Gower, Peninsula of. (A. G. Bradley) Cornh. 92: 487.
Gowrie Conspiracy. (A. Lang) Cornh. 90: 251.
— Lang on. Ath. ’02, 2: 750; (A. Lang) 827, 857.
—— A New Reading of. (A. Lang) Blackw. I71: 480,
Goya, Francisco José de, with portrait and biblio-
graphy. Mast. in Art, 7: 423. ——(P. M. Craigie)
Acad. 66: 457.—(C. G. Hartley) Art J. 55: 207.
(s. W. Bel-
(C. G. Tiedemann) Harv. Law
(A. N. Holcombe)
Chamb. J. 80: 101,
Bank M.
(Jeannette L.
— With portrait. (S. L. Bensusan) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 15: 155.
-— Doha Isabel Corbo de Porcel; picture by. Cent.
50: 209.
—- “ In the Balcony,” Picture by. Cent. 50: 911, 961,
—- Variousness of. M. of Art, 26: 130, 161,
Gozzoli, Benozzo, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Art, 6: 213,
Gracchus, Gains, Notes on. (W. W. Fowler) Eng. Hist.
R, 20: 209, 417,
Grace. Spec. 88: 473.
Grace, Wm. R., Career of. (J . Thompson) World’s
Work, 8: 4817,
Grading Pupils, Successful Revolution in. (W. J .
Shearer) World’s Work, 6: 3785,
Graduate Study in the U. S. (R. S. Woodward)
Colum. Univ. Q. 2: 1.
Graduate Work, Reaction of, on other Work of the
University. (W. H. Carpenter) Educa. R. 31: 333.
263
GRAND
Graduates of the School.
378-
Graduation Errors of a Divided Circle. (R. H. Tucker)
Pop. Astron. I1: 523,
Graeco-Roman Textiles.
Bull. 14: 64.
(C. T. Brady) Lippinc. 74:
(W. Lowrie) Princ. Univ.
Graft. (F. H. Wines) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22:
542- '
-— and Government Clerks. (J . G. Speed) Outl. 79:
184
— and the Schoolboy. Cosmopol. 41: 453.
——- and the Young Idea; Replies to Questions.
mopol. 41: 475.
— The Cure of. (W. J . Ghent) Indep. 60: 1189,
—— A Definition. Nation, 81: 422,
—— The Genesis of. (Forrest Morgan) Nation, 81: 422.
— in Business. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 440.
— in Private Business. World To-day, 6: 51.
— Philosophy of. Craftsman, 9: 241.
— The Redoubts of, and how to take them.
guson) Cosmopol. 39: no p.
—- The Reign of, and the Remedy. (R. Baker) Arena,
321 332- '
— Root of. Outl. 81: 351.
—- Spirit of. (C. Howard) Outl. 81: 365.
-—— What are we to do about it? Outl. 81: 595.
— Wholesale and Retail. (H. Lamont) Nation, 79:
230,
Grafting of Abigail, The. (E. C. Carpenter) Lippinc.
76: 506,
Grafty, Charles, Sculptor, with portrait.
Henderson) Booklover’s M. 2: 499,
Graham, James Graham Marquis of, b. 1878. Engage-
ment to Lady Douglas-Hamilton. (E. Lisle Snell)
Indep. 60: 789.
Graham, John, of Claverhouse.
32 a.
Grahams, Claverhouse, Homes of the.
Scot. Hist. R. 2: 72.
Grail, A Knight of the. (E. Rhys) 19th Cent. 55: 90.
Grain, English, Duty on. Contemp. 81: 720,
——- — A Point of Theory connected with.
Pigon) Econ. J. 12: 415.
-— Organisms on Surface of.
n. s. 22: 439.
Grain-buyer’s Trust; How Kansas Farmers are meet-
ing it. (C. H. Matson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 201.
Grain-growing in British Countries. (E. J . Dyer) 19th
Cent. 53: 670,
Grain Milling Industry, The.
13: 536.
Grain Storage and Manipulation at Quayside.
Cunningham) Cassier, 28: 40.
Grammar in Grades V. and VI., Simple. (M. C. Moore)
School R. 11: 771, -
——Scope and Method of. (H. J . Davenport) Educa.
23: 161, 208,
— to the Wolves.
17g: 667,
Cos-
(C. Fer-
(Helen W.
Gent. M. n. s. 76:
(C. S. Terry)
(A. C.
(H. Metcalf) Science,
(H. Macrosty) Econ. J .
(B.
(P. A. W. Henderson) Blackw.
Grammar School from the High School Point of View. -
(W. H. Young) Educa. 26: 606,
-— New England, 1635-1700. (W. H. Small) School R.
10: 513.
—- —- 1700-1800. (Walter H. Small) School R. 14: 42.
Grammar Schools and High Schools, Relations be-
tween. (C. E. Lawton) Educa. 26: 103.
Grand Canyon of the Colorado. (C. R. Pattee) Land
of Sun. 7: 125.
—- Geology of. (R. H. Drayton) Calif. M. 4: 18.
— Havasu, the Great Arm of the. (S. M. Hall) Out
West, 23: 305.
Grand Duke, The. (C. Dawe) Munsey, 32: 244-889,
33: 37-373-
GRAND
Grand Gulf Formation. (E. A. Smith and T. H. Al-
drich) Science, n. s. 152 335. — (E. A. Smith and
T. H. Aldrich) Science, 11. s. I8: 20. -—- (W, H. Dall)
Science, 11. s. 18: 83.—(E. W. Hilgard) Science,
11, s. 18: 180, .
Grand Pré Garden, In a; a poem. (Bliss Carman) Poet-
Lore, 14: 1.
Grand Prix de Rome, 1904. (T. W. Pietsch) Am. Arch.
86: 37.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
16: 479.
-— Ryerson Public Library Building.
Lib. J. 29: 594.
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad. (N. Patterson) Canad.
M. 26: 506.
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. (W. A. Craick)
(Mary R. S. Andrews)
(A. T. Thoits) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
(S. H. Ranck)
Canad. M. 28: 40,
Grandfathers of Bob, The.
Scrib. M. 32: 222,
Grandfeythers both.
14: 833.
Grandmama; a story.
316.
Grandmama; a Tale of Louisiana in the Old Days.
(Grace King) Cent. 46: 205,
Grandma’s Surrender. (A. H. Houk) New Eng. M.
(Edith Rickert) Everybody’s,
(G. Hibbard) Cosmopol. 34:
n. 8- 34= 493-
Grandmother. (R. R. Gilson) Harper, I04: 529.
Grandmother, My. (Margaret Stratton) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 528,
Grandmother, A Visit to. (L. E. Dew) New Eng. M.
n. s. 322 533.
Grandmotherhood, Vision of.
Sund. M. 32: 774.
Grandmother’s Budget, A. (Mrs. F. Harrison) Cornh.
89: 187. =-‘Eel. M. 142: 621. =Liv. Age, 240: 788.
Granger Acts, The Eifects of the. (C. R. Detrick) J .
Pol. Econ. 11: 237.
Granite, Little Cottonwood Granite Body of the Wa-
satch Mountains. (S. F. Emmons) Am. J . Sci. 166:
(R. H. Brotherton)
139-
Granites, Certain, Secondary Origin of. (R. A. Daly)
Am. J. Sci. 170: 185,
Grant, C. H., Marine Painter.
Arena, 35: 480,
Grant, George M. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 19:
181.
(G. Wharton James)
Grant, Robert. (F. W. Noxon) Critic, 45: 363.
Grant, Gen. U. S., His Mystery and Genius.
Wales) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: I .
-—- Recollections of. (G. M. Dodge) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
361 39-
— Recollections of his Life in the Field.
(Bost.) I8: 318.
— Sherman’s Estimate of his Character. (W. T. Sher-
man) Cent. 48: 316,
—- What A. H. Stephens thought of. (L. C. Crawford)
Indep. 59: 678.
— Women of the Family of. (O. Lee) New Eng. M.
n. s. 29! 443. “'
Grantham, Sir William, and his Cottages. (B. Gilbert)
Idler, 26: 171.
Grants, Three Generations of, with portraits. (W. F.
Day) Munsey, 31: 841,
Granville, Dean, Roger Granville’s Life of. Ath. ’oz,
2: 242, -
Granville, Granville George Leveson-Gower, 2d Earl,
Fitzmaurice’s Life of. Blackw. I78: 792, --(A,
Birrell) Contemp. 88: 769. = Liv. Age, 248: 195, -
Ed. R. 202: 277. -—Ath. ’o5, 2: 497. —Sat. R. 100:
558. -—Spec. 95: 609.
Grape in California, The.
I: 120,
(A. D.
Nat’l M.
(H. Edwards) Land of Sun.
264 ,
GRAY’S
Grapes, Bagging. (F. E. Brooks) Ctry Life Am. 10:
1, . '
—- California Vintage. (C. F. Holder) Outing, 47:
568.
— Home-grown, in Winter. (D. M. Dunning) Ctry
Life Am. 51 302.
—- on a Suburban Home Lot. (J . H. McFarland) Ctry
Life Am. 2: 208.
Graph in High-school Mathematics.
School R. 14: 339.
Graphology, Binet on.
(N. J. Lennes)
(P. Frazer) Science, n. s. 24:
431-
Grass Spikelet. (C. V. Piper) Science, 11. s. 23: 789.
Grass-green Maid, The; a story. (Alice Brown)
Harper, III: 568,
Grasses and Sedges, Fossil. (E. W. Berry) Am.‘ Nat-
ural. 39; 345.
—— A Nematode Disease of. (E. A. Bessey) Science,
4 n. s. 21: 391.
-—- One of our First Families.
59: 1325.
— Wild, Beauties of the.
407-
Grasshopper and the Ant, The; a story.
Deland) Harper, I07: 683.
Gratings, Ruling Concave. (W. Rollins) Am. J. Sci.
165: 49,
Graves, George, and his Descendants. (R. D. Smyth
and B. C. Steiner) N. E. Reg. 56: 260,
Graves, Out-of-the-way English. Chamb. J . 80: 318.
Gravestones, Some Darlington. (G. A. F othergill)
Antiq. n. s. 382 344.
Gravitation and the Ether.
III: 237,
— Cause of. (F. J . B. Cordeiro) Pop. Astron. I3: 8.
— Constant of, Value of the. (G. K. Burgess) Pop.
Astron. I0: 421,
— Perception of Force of, by Plants. (F. Darwin)
Nature, 701 466.=Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 532.
— Problem of. (C. Morris) J . Frankl. Inst. I61: 115.
Gravosa Road, The. (Justus Miles Forman) Every-
body’s, I5: 655.
Gray, Horace, with portrait. (F. R. Jones) Green Bag,
14: 403. — With portrait. (Van V. Veeder) Green
Bag, 15: 419.-—With portrait. (E. R. Thayer)
Harv. Grad. M. 11: 345.
Gray, Robert, Discoverer of the Columbia.
Laut) Am. M. 60: 276,
Gray, Thomas. Acad. 68: 614.
— and Stoke. (J . J . Campbell) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 516.
— Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, Story of.
(H. C. Shelley) Bookman, 24: 234,
— — "‘ The air a solemn stillness keeps ; ” a Literary
Conundrum. (H. S. Hall) New Eng. M. n. s. 34:
187.
— in Peterhouse. Ath. ’o6, I: 107,
—Letters; ed. by D. C. Tovey. Spec. 93: 638.-—
(A. Birrell) Liv. Age, 245: 818.
— Poems in MS. (I. Gollancz) Ath. ’o2, I: 403,
Gray, Sir Thos., “Scalacronica” of. (H. Maxwell)
Scot. Hist. R. 3: 6-453. 4: 24,
Gray Chieftain, The ; a story by Ohiyesa, a Sioux In-
dian. (C. A. Eastman) Harper, I08: 882,
Gray Collie, The. (G. W. Pangborn) Scrib. M. 342 95.
Gray Ghost, The. (J. F utrelle) Everybody’s, I3: 107.
Graybeard, The. (Margaret Watson) Chamb. J . 83:
(E. P. Powell) Indep.
(G. L. Browne) Calif. M. 4:
(Margaret
(C. W. Saleeby) Harper,
(Agnes C.
73-
Grayling ; The Lady of the Streams. (J . A. Henshall)
Ctry Life Am. 10: 307. '
— Michigan. (W. C. Harris) Outing, 44: 7693.
Gray’s Inn, The Story of. (E. Dicey) 19th Cent. 54:
442-

Gray’s Inn Pension-book, I 569-1669. Ath. ’02, I2 424.
' — - —— and its Principal Arm.
GRAZING
Grazing in the West: Coiiperative Herds on the
Range. (W. M. Woolridge) Out West, 19: 556.
— — Problems of. (E. V. Wilcox) Out West, 191 444.
Grazing Land, Shall the United States lease its ? (J .
P. Irish) Forum, 33: 160,
Grazing Ranges, Proper Disposal of. (R. H. Forbes)
Out West, 20: 540.
Greaser, The. (Alan Owen) Overland, n. s. 48: 343.
Great American Pie Company; a‘. story. (E. P. Butler)
Cent. 46: 796.
Great and the Little Weavers, The; a poem. (C. G.
D. Roberts) Munsey, 27$ 44.
Great Britain; Admiralty and War Office, Organiza-
tion of. 19th Cent. 541 558.
— — Can we trust the. (A. White) National, 47: 63.
-— — A Leaf from the. (Dora G. McChesney) Monthly
R. 24, no. I: 43.
-— —- Policy of, Historically examined. Blackw. I77:
737-
— — Short—handed, and some Overdue Reforms. Un.
Serv. M. 301 I3. ‘
— African Difliculties of. (E. Mels) Harp. W. 50: 772.
— Agricultural Programme for, Chamberlain’s.
Blackw. 176: 417.
—and Germany. (J. A. Spender) Fortn. 84: 811.-
(J. L. Bashford) Monthly R. 19, no. 1: 48.
See Germany and Great Britain.
—and its Politics. (A. R. Carman) Canad. M. 18:
563-
-— and its Powers. (H. Newbolt) Monthly R. 6, no. 31 I .
— and Protection. (Y. Guyot) Contemp. 82: 1,
— and Russia in the Politics of Europe. (F. A. Ogg)
Chaut. 361 463.
— — Rival Empires. (E. Dicey) 19th Cent. 54: 885.
— and Tibet. The Asian Crisis. (E.J. Solano) Blackw.
175: 716.
—- and the United States. (G. Harvey) 19th Cent. 55:
S29-
— — National Defense Forces of. (C. S. Clark) Un.
Serv. M. 24: 271. 5
— Army. (Earl of Erroll) I9th Cent. 591 429. —Un.
Serv. M. 27: '5.
—-— —— Administrative Reform. Ed. R. 200: 477,
—-— Admiral-engineer and Blue Jacket-mechanic.
Fortn. 79: 303.
-— — and the Esher Scheme. (A. Pollock) 19th Cent.
55= 840-
— — and Outside Advice. (A. F. P. Harcourt) Un.
Serv. M. 28: 411,
—— — and the People. (J . Seeley) Indep. R. 4: 491,
— — Annals of. (Herbert Maxwell) Cornh. 88: 29,
—— — Are we ready for War ? National, 45: 791.
— —— Army Commissions; “ the Locked Door and its
Key.” (C. W. Robinson) Contemp. 84: 79.
— — as it was and as it is. (F. S. Roberts) I9th Cent.
571 1- ‘
-— -— as a Profession. Cornh. 86: 764,
—— — Auxiliary Forces. (A. W. A. Pollock) Contemp.
89: 761.
-- — -— and the Committee of Three.
son) Fortn. 82: 235.
-— —-— — and the War Ofiice.
tional, 45: I20.
— -— Bella, Bella, Horrida Bella.
Westm. I573 237-
- — British Military Forces before 1820.
ney) Un. Serv. M. 292 241.
— — British Purchases of War Supplies in the U. S.
(W. L. Penfield) No. Am. 174: 687.
—-— — Cavalry. Blackw. I731 767. —-Sat. R. 95: 198,
228, 261, 291,
(R. A. John-
(H. Le Roy-Lewis) N a-
(W. J. Corbett)
(A. G. Bur-
(Eques) Monthly R.
13, no. 3: 50. 14, no. 2: 78. 15, no. It 98.
< 265

GREAT BRITAIN
Great é3ritain, Army; Cavalry, Future of. Sat. R. 95:
44 - .
-— — Conscription; Cost Miscalculated. Sat. R. 981
259, 267.
— — — Royal Commission on. Spec. 92: 870.
-— — Conscripts or Onlookers. (J . Seely) Contemp.
86: 134,
— — Corps Organization. Blackw. I73: 583.
— — Efiiciency in the Services. Quar. I96: 269.
— —— Elevation of Thomas Atkins. Blackw. I72:
491-
— — Estimates and Payment of Members.
165: 500,
—-— — Field Organization.
M. 29= 175-
-—- — F orster’s Scheme for Reform. (C. E. Hobhouse)
Contemp. 86: 835. -—Spec. 93: 76, 169, 214. ——Sat.
R. 97: 288,
Westm.
(J . L. J . Clarke) Un. Serv.
— —-from 1803 to 1815, Minor Expeditions of. (L.
Butler) Un. Serv. M. 30: 388, 509, 31: 87-614,
32: 2oo—647.
— — Future of. (A. Griffiths) Fortn. 80: 627.
—-— —-— General Staff of. (G. F. MacMunn) Blackw.
180: 520.
— — Gymnastic Training of Recruits in. Un. Serv.
M. 29: 66.
—— — Haldane between the Devil and the Deep Sea.
(Earl of Erroll) 19th Cent. 60: 6 79.
— —— Ha1dane’s Policy. Sat. R. 101: 288.
—- —— Haldane’s Proposals. (St. J . Brodrick) 19th
Cent. 60: 356.
— —— Have we an.
58: 461,
— — Headless. Sat. R. 96: 258.
— -— History of. (E. M. Lloyd) Quar. 19g: 32.
— — An Ignorant Army. (Dr. M. Maguire) National,
43: 1011.
— — Improvements in. Sat. R. 99: 334.
—— ~— in the Days of Marlborough and Wellington, and
now. Un. Serv. M. 32: 630.
— — in South Africa, A French View of. (W. Verner)
Macmil. 86: 386,
— —— in the Thames Valley. (H. E. Malden) Un. Serv.
M. 27: 326.
— —-— in the Year of Trafalgar.
Serv. M. 32: 74,
— —— Individualism in the Ranks.
no. 3: 1 .
— —— Infantry, The Double Company System for. (J .
L. J. Clarke) Un. Serv. M. 29: 267.
— —— Inner Life of. (M. White) Indep. 552 735.
—-— Land Forces of Great Britain. (S. C. G.) Con-
temp. 83: 66I.—(A. W. A. Pollock) Temp. Bar,
(C. C. P. Fitzgerald) 19th Cent.
(J . W. Fortescue) Un.
Monthly R.‘ 21,
G. Coulton) 19th Cent. 60: 719.
—— — The Military Deadlock. (Stratiotes) Monthly R.
18, no. 3: 8.
— —-— Militia and Volunteers. Quar. 200: 309.
—— — Militia Ballot. (W. E. Cairnes) Fortn. 771 682.
—— —— The Moral of. Blackw. I79: 722.
— — My Impressions of. Un. Serv. M. 25: 400.
— — The Nation and. (Earl of Erroll) 19th Cent. 58:
173; (H. R. Wakefield) I78.
— — A National. Westm. I65: 284.
— — National Defense. (F. Treffry) Westm. 166: 54.
— — Naval Viewbf. National, 421 972.
—- — The New Army; Training and the Auxiliary
Forces. (R. A. Johnson) F ortn. 78: 937.
—- — Notes on a Citizen Army. (Earl of Dundonald)
Fortn. 84: 627,
—— —- The Ofiicer Problem. (A. W. A. Pollock) Monthly
R. 22, no. 3: 48.
GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Army; OE cer Question, The. Un. Serv.
M. 32: 341. .
— —- The Oflicers, and their Foreign Critics. (F. N.
Maude) Macmil. 85: 208.
-— — —— The Dearth of. National, 46: 526.
—— -— — The Education of. (F. N.. Maude) Contemp.
822 126. — (F. S. Russell) 19th Cent. 52: 84.
-—— — — Modern. (A. Griflith) Fortn. 84: 270,
—- —— Organization of. (H. Vincent) Un. Serv. M. 242
19. .
— — Our Reformed. (A. E. Turner) Un. Serv. M. 311
60,
— — Personnel of. (“ Yolet Capel ”) Westm. I571 266.
-— — Physical Training instead of Conscription. (J . B.
Atkins) Indep. R. 3: 495. ‘
—— —— Problem of. (A. S. Morse) Indep. R. 2: 319.
— —— Reform in. (T. E. Dowse) Westm. I591 531. —-
Un. Serv. M. 26: 271,
- — — England’s Lesson from France. (H. W. Wil-
son) National, 46: 1022,
— — -— on National Lines.
269, 45: 890,
— -—— Reorganization of. (A. Pollock) Fortn. 82: 1064.
-=— (A. L. Keesling) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 3II. —-
(I. Guest) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. II 73.
-— — Reorganization of Recruiting System on a Na-
’ tional Basis. (E. F. Chapman) Blackw. I77! 8 54.
— —- A Seven Hours’ Military Day as a Basis for Re-
form. (S. Dnbh) Westm. I541 670.
— -— Six Army Corps. (H. J . G. Cust) National, 41:
192,
-—— — The Strategic Duties of the Land Forces of the
British Empire. National, 472 249.
— — Tactical Inefiiciency of the Regular.
Pollock) Fortn. 81: 830,
— — Territorial. (E. F. Chapman) Blackw. I801 I37.
—— — that we need. Spec. 922 443.
-— — The Times and Parliamentary Critics. (S. C. G.)
Contemp. 83: 457.
—— — The Truth about. Ed. R. 198: 438.
— — The Volunteer Problem. Blackw. I79: 795.
-— — Volunteers and Mr. Arnold-Forster. Spec. 94:
360, 588,
-—— — — and their Fitness for the Field. Spec. 94: 708.
— — — as an Army Reserve. Spec. 94: 508.
—- — — Home Rule for. (J . S. Corbett) Monthly R.
15. 110- 3= 29-
- — Wasted Recruits. (A. F. Walker) 19th Cent. 60:
(E. Barrow) National, 44:
(A. W. A.
367.
-—— Budget of 1902. Sat. R. 93: 484.
-—— —— for 1903. Sat. R. 951 503.
-— —— for 1905. (H. Chisholm) Fortn. 82: 1012,
— Cabinet. (A. M. Low) Indep. 54: 1993.
—— Caesar and the Sentimentalists - [Germany and Brit-
ish Naval Expansion]. (Ignotus) National, 46: 709,
- A Census of the Empire. (J . A. Baines) J . Statis.
Soc. 66: 31.
—— Church and State. (W. Mair) Blackw. I76: 839,
—- Colonial Conference, Next——a Canadian Opinion.
(E. Farrer) Fortn. 84: 1022,
-— Colonial Maritime Defense; a reply to Admiral
Fitzgerald. (W. H. Kelly) National, 47: 523.
—— Colonies, and Imperial Defense. (A. W. A. Pollock)
Macmil. 88: 99; (A. H. Loring) 213; (A. W. A.
Pollock) 286,-(A. H. Loring) Un. Serv. M. 27: 585,
-— —- Attitude of Early Statesmen to, and Mr. Cham-
berlain. (C. Peel) Spec. QI: 88,
- — Authority for a Closer Union with. (C. A. Whit-
more) National, 42: 553.
—— —- Colonial Conference. Quar. I96: 315,
-— — — Colonies after. Fortn. 78: 198,
-—— — Colonial Friends and Foreign Rivals.
Palgrave) National, 42: 979.
(R. H. I.
266
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Great Britain, Colonies; A Colonial View of Colonial
Loyalty. (A. H. Adams) 19th Cent. 541 52 5.
— —- The Daughters of the House. (W. P. Reeves)
Monthly R. 13, no. 3: 33.
—- — Early Constitutions. (J . P. Wallis) Roy. Hist.
Soc. 11. s. 10: 59. -
—- — The Empire and. Ed. R. 196: 464.
-— — An Imperial Pilgrimage. Quar. I96: 1,
— —- The Imperial Control of Native Races. (H. W.
V. Temperley) Contemp. 89: 804,
— -—— Ineifectual Preferences. (R. Giffen) 1’9th Cent.
55‘ I-'
— — Military Forces of the.
Serv. M. 33: 407.
—— — Present Relations of the Self—governing Colonies
to the Empire. (R. H. Bakewell) Westm. I60:
259- -
— Commerce. Britain’s Place in Foreign Markets.
(A. W. Flux) Econ. J. 14: 356. '
— — British Preferential Trade and Imperial De-
fense. (J . Charlton) No. Am. 175: 164.
— — Cromwell’s Policy in its Economic Aspects.
L. Beer) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 46.
— — A Council of Trade. Quar. I96: 221.
— — Export, 1870-99. (B. Ellinger) Econ. R. 122 21.
— — Foreign Trade and Home Markets. (V. Caillard)
National, 39: 51,
—-—in 1881-1900. (J. H. Schooling) Monthly R. 6,
no, 1: 40,
—- — The Mystery of Dumping. (J . A. Hobson) Con-
temp. 85: 186.
— — Present Position of. (S. Brooks) Idler, 21: 302.
—- — Trade within the Empire, Promotion of. (J . B.
C. Kershaw) Monthly R. 7, no. 3: 59. —Reply
(R. H. Brand) Monthly R. 8, no. 22 56.
—- — Triangular Foreign Trade. (W. M. Lightbody)
Westm. I62: 17.
—— Commercial Needs of the Empire.
Contemp. 81: 457.
— The Compulsion of Empire. (J . L. Garvin) National,
47= 499-
— Conservative Customs in.
M. 18: 442.
— Constitution of, New. Spec. 922 208.
— Debts of the British Possessions. (H. Cox) No. Am.
174: 422,
-— Defense. (Duke of Argyll) 19th Cent. ‘58: 62,—
Ed. R. 202: 519. —- (F. Treffrey) Westm. I66: 183,
294-
— —- British Imperial Defense from a Foreign Stand-
point. (C. Favre) National, 47: 739,
-—— — The Cry of “ Wolf.” (A. Carnegie) I9th Cent.
60: 224,
-—— -— Imperial. (H. F. Wyatt) National, 42: 319,
—— —— Is the British Empire safe ? National Service.
(R. Giifen) 19th Cent. 59: 543,
— — Is our Reserve of War-ships Ample? ~ (W. H.
White) ; Is not Invasion Possible ? (F. S. Russell) ;
Universal Military Training for Lads. (Earl of
' Meath) ; Dearth of Officers. (Earl of Erroll) ;
Common-sense Training of Recruits. (A. Pollock)
19th Cent. 57: 701.
— Defenses of. Ed. R. 197: 535.
— Destiny of, in Central Asia. (E. J . Solano) Monthly
R. 18, no. 1: 57.
—— Economic Condition of, in 1903. (R. H. I. Palgrave)
National, 42: 406,
— Economic Crisis in. Westm. I65: 148.
— Economic Position of. (O. Fleming) Econ. R. 16:
467.
(E. W. Lascelles) Un.
(G.
(E. J . Dillon)
(A. R. Carman) Canad.
— Education in ;' The Direction and Method of. Quar. _
201 : 197,
See Education.
. — -— and Malta. Asia. R. 38: 352
GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Empire; British Imperial Foundations.
(F. A. Ogg) Chant. 36: 13.
-— —- and the Coronation. Fortn. 78: 21.
— — and the Kingdom. Ed. R. 195: 256.
-— — and Peace. (C. de Thierry)
363-
at Peace. Church Q. 54: 443.
-— — The Burden of Empire. (J . G. Godard) Westm.
161: 178,
—— — Century of. (Sir T. Fraser) Fortn. 83: 1112,
-— — An Empire in the Making. (V. Caillard) Monthly
R. 18, no. I: 30; no. 3: 37.
—— -—— Federation or No Federation ? (J . S. Mills) Na-
tional, 41: 770.
— — Federation vs. Imperialism. Westm. I57: 636.
— —- Future calls upon it. (D. Kerr) Canad. M. 24:
460,
— — Greater Britain. Good Words, 43: Xmas no.
— — Heart of. (S. P. Waterlow) Internat. J . Ethics,
12: 502,
—— —- Imperial Federation. (Lord Strathcona) Canad.
M. 191 29I.—— (G. R. Benson) Contemp. 81: 214,
— -— —- Foot-note to. (S. Brooks) Monthly R. 7, no.
2: 22,
-— — The Imperial Outlook. (C. Bill) Monthly R. 11,
-Un. Serv. M. 25:
no, 3: 19.
—— —Jenkyn’s Rule beyond the Seas. Ath. ’02, 1:
586.
—- -— Motives to. (A. T. Mahan) National, 39: 390.
—— — Problems of. (H. H. Johnston) 19th Cent. 51:
716,
—— —-Self-sustaining. Blackw. I75: 145.
—— -— Society of the. (W. J . Courthope) National, 29:
747.
-— — Two Imperial Creations. (F. A. Ogg) Chant. 37:
131.
-—— —- The United States of Imperial Britain. Con-
temp. 81: 305.
—— -—— Unity of. (Lord Thring) 19th Cent. 55: 353.
— Federation in Fiscal Anarchy. (H. M. Posnett)
Contemp. 89: 387.
— Finance, Antiquated.
6, no, 1: 26.
—— —— Are we consuming our Capital? (R. H. I. Pal-
grave) National, 42: 27,
—— — as a Party Question. (F. Greenwood) Monthly
R. 6, no. 3: 26.
—— — The Bane of Borrowing. (J . W. Cross) 19th Cent.
(F. Greenwood) Monthly R.
54: 306.
— -—— Behind the Fiscal Veil. (M. Crackanthorpe)
19th Cent. 55: 255.
—- -— Budget of 1902. (C. F. Bastable) Econ. J . 12:
261,
— — Considerations on Imperial Finance. (V. Cail-
lard) 38: 871. -
— — Enormous National Expenditure. (C. Napier
Lawrence) Spec. 95: 1080,
-— —- Excessive National Expenditure. (Lord Avebury)
19th Cent. 58: 706. .
—— — Growth of Expenditure. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71: 6,
— -— An Ideal Budget. (Frank W. Hirst) Indep. R.
7: 441-
—- — Municipal Finance. (A. Cargill) Westm. 164:
509.
-— — National and Local Borrowing. (P. Barry)
Westm.157: 31. -
-— — National Balance-sheet.
89: 230,
-— —— National Solvency and Banking Credit. (E. E.
Gellender) Westm. 158: 274.
-—The Next Budget, 1906.
Westm. 165: 22.
(F. N. Maude) Macmil.
(W. D. Macgregor)
267
GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Finance; The Pinnacle of Prosperity.
(J . W. Cross) 19th Cent. 56: 469.
— -— Squandering a Surplus. (Sir Oliver Lodge) Con-
temp. 90: 37.
—— -— Treasury Control. (Reginald McKenna) Indep.
R. 7= 249- .
— — ‘Treasury Order Book.” (W. A. Shaw) Econ.
J , 16: 33,
— — Two Record Budgets— 1860 and 1903,
Lawson) Fortn. 79: 899.
—- Finance of Federal Government for the United
Kingdom. (T. A. Brassey) J , Statis, Soc, 66: 1,
—— Financial Outlook, 1905. Fortn. 84: 385, 569.
-— Fiscal Policy and British Shipping. (C. Booth, jr.)
Indep. R. 5: 352.
See Great Britain ; Tariff.
— Flora, Studies in. (R. L. Praeger) Knowl. 25: 16-
241,
—- Food Question in 1903. Blackw. 174: 403.
— Foreign Aifairs. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 82: 435,
— Foreign Ofiice. (Chalmers Roberts) World’s Work,
11: 7177.
— Foreign Policy. National, 43: 729.
773: I Liv. Age, 246: 387,
— — of Greater Britain. F ortn. 77: 380.
—— — — Reconsidered. National, 40: 345. I Ecl. M.
138: 141, _
— -— Present. (C. W. Dilke) Indep. 59: I511.
—- Future of. (R. Barr) Idler, 27: 386. — (Jesse Quail)
Macmil. 85: 219. — (J . E. Barker) 19th Cent. 60:
689.
— Geological Survey, Summary of Progress. Nature,
65: 204.
—Government and Parties of; 1903. Blackw. I73:
720,
— — by Hire-purchase. (A. S. Hurd) Fortn. 79: 859.
— — Cost of. Quar. 204: 1,
— Health, National. (F. Maurice) Contemp. 83: 41.
-— History; Hanoverians, Early. Quar. I96: 509.
— Imperial Coiiperation; a Suggestion. (H. J . Wick-
ham and H. F. Wyatt) National, 47: 482.
— Imperial Maritime Council. (G. S. Clarke) 19th
(W. R.
—— National, 45:
Cent. 551 705. -
—- Imperial Purposes of. (T. B. Browning) Macmil.
89: 310.
-—— Imperial Relations. (W. P. Groser) Fortn. 83: 1126.
— Imperial Strategy. Blackw. 173: 590.
—- Imperial Trade and Tariffs. (H. Bell) Monthly R.
I2, no, 2: 62.
— in Persia and Asiatic Turkey, Policy of. Ed. R.
195: 398. .
-— Industry in, Crisis in. (H. Bell) National, 39: 295.
— Is the Government Indispensable ? a Review of Lord
Lansdowne’s Foreign Policy. (E. T. Cook) Con-
temp. 88: 332.
-— Is it preparing for War? (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M.
24: 315,
— King of ; His Prerogatives and Disabilities. Liv.
Age. 2331 96-
- — is he an Ecclesiastical Person? (H. Thurston)
19th Cent. 51: 444,
-— — Passing of the Act of Settlement. (Marq. de Ru-
vigny and C. Metcalfe) 19th Cent. 51: 305.
-— — Our Changing Constitution; the King in Coun-
cil. (S. Low) 19th Cent. 53: 177.
— Labor Party. (L. A. A. Jones) 19th Cent. 50: 576.
—— Land, Radicals and the. (H. Maxwell) Blackw.
180: 561,
—— Legislation in, 1904. (A. G. Porritt) Yale R. 14: 60,
—- — Parliamentary Inquiries and Ofiicial Returns.
Econ. R. 15: 480,
— — Work and Maintenance Bill, 1906. (J . M. Thomp-
son) Econ. R. 16: 207,

GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Liberal Policy in, What is it ? (Sir H.
Campbell-Bannermann) World To~day, I0: 257,
—- Liberals again at the Helm in. (W. T. Stead) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 331 33.
-— Liberals and Foreign Policy. (Herbert Paul) 19th
Cent. 58: 853. = Liv. Age, 247: 591,
—— Literary Cabinet of. (W. Littlefield) Critic, 43:
420.
-—— Local Extravagance and Imperial Burdens. (R.
Giffen) Contemp. 87: I.
—- Mackinder’s Geography of. Nature, 65: 385.
— Manufactures of Greater Britain. (C. F. Just and
others) J. Soc. Arts, 531 442, 597, 752.
—- Maritime Supremacy of. (H. G. Parsons) Blackw.
176: 819.
—— Maritime War. Blackw. I73: I42.
-— Mercantile Marine. Quar. I992 323.
—— Military Policy for. (R. Harrison) Un. Serv. M.
333 351-
—- Militia of. Blackw. I73! I42.
—— Monarchy, An Indictment of the. (By Anglo-Ameri-
can) No. Am. 177: 641.-—A reply. (By Defensor)
No. Am. 177: 904.
— Natality in, Recent Decline of. (E. Cannon) F ortn.
77‘ 541-
—— National Defense. (F. Treifrey) Westm. I66: 294.
—— National Progress, Tests of. (A. L. Bowley) Econ.
J - I41 457-
-- Naval Concentration and a Moral. (A. S. Hurd)
Fortn. 81: 865.
—— Naval Economy, French Friendship and.
Hurd) Fortn. 80: 654,
'— Naval Education in. Blackw. I78: 445.
-—— Naval Expenditure. Un. Serv. M. 30: 492.-—(H.
Montgomery) Un. Serv. M. 30: 244.
-— —— and Naval Strength. (E. Robertson) 19th Cent.
55‘ S95-
-—- Naval History, Study of.
Hist. Soc. n. s. 12: 81,
—— Naval History Research. (Hubert Hall) Roy. Hist.
Soc. 11. s. 12: 95.
-— Naval Intelligence Department, The.
Monthly R. 10, no. 1: 50.
-— The Naval Oficer, Past and Future.
(A. S.
(J . K. Laughton) Roy.
(C. Bellairs)
Blackw.
178: 735-
—— Naval Policy. Un. Serv. M. 31: 227.
—- — Amateur Estimates of. (C. A. G. Bridge) 19th
Cent. 60: 883,
— — and German Aspirations.
84: 403.
—- — A Dreadnought. (A. S. Hurd) Fortn. 86: 1017,
—— Naval Programme for 1905. The Command of the
Sea in Danger. (H. W. Wilson) National, 45: 48.
—- Naval Reserve, Condition of. (W. L. Clowes) 19th
Cent. 51: 550.
-— Naval Situation, I906. Quar. 2052 307.
—— Naval Strength and Navy Estimates. (T. Brassey)
Westm. 56: 591.
—- Naval Supremacy of. (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 23:
587. -— (Sir C. W. Dilke) Cassier, 24: 83,
—— Navy. Un. Serv. M. 3!: 240, 459,
—— —— Accountant Officers of. Un. Serv. M. 25: 122,
—- —- Admiralty and the German Navy. National, 40:
(A. S. Hurd) Fortn.
519.
— — Admiralty Policy and its Critics. (A. S. Hurd)
Fortn. 831 740.
—- -— — and the New Navy Estimates. (W. H. White)
19th Cent. 59:. 601.
—- —- Admission to. Spec. 92: 363.
-— — and the Colonies. (P. A. Silburn) Un. Serv. M.
¢9= 453-
--——and the Engineer. (C. Bellairs) Monthly R. 7,
no. 3,25. 8, no. 2: 92. ,
268
GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Navy, and the Press. Un. Serv. M. 26:
604. I
— -—— Anglo-Japanese Fleets in Alliance. (A. S. Hurd)
Fortn. 84: 829.
— — Another “ Grace Concession.” National, 39 1 5 59.
— -— as Peacemaker. (A. S. Hurd) F ortn. 82: 949.
— —- as a Profession. Cornhill, 86: 317,
—— —- The Blue Jackets and the Tailors.
19th Cent. 55: 1030.
—- -—— “ Blue Water School,” and Compulsory Service.
(H. W. Wilson) National, 442 142.
—— -— British and German Fleets. Fortn. 83: 15.
—- -— British Naval Policy and German Aspirations.
(A. S. Hurd) Fortn. 84: 403.
— -—— Budget, 1905. Sat. R. 992 293.
—- — Continental Camps and the British Fleet. Fortn.
85: 668.
— -— Destroying Britain’s Naval Supremacy.
Wilson) National, 48: 38,
_— -— Discipline in. Un. Serv. M. 29: 111.
— — Dockyards and Shipyards. (H. Russell) Fortn.
82: 279, .
—- —— Doom of the Naval Engineer. (C. M. Johnson)
Engin. M. 23: 821,
— -—— Education in. (J . S. Corbett) Monthly R. 6, no.
31 34. 7. no N 43- 8,110-3= 43-
-— — 1389-1902. (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 22: 635.
—— —— Fire Control in. Un. Serv. M. 252 231.
—- -— —— Elements of. Un. Serv. M. 24: 215—576.
—— —— — Food of the Lower Deck. (A. White) N a-
tional, 39: 720.
-—— -— A General Staff for.
Serv. M. 30: 335.
— — German View of.
23,
— — The Government and the.
Cent. 60: 728.
— -— A Great Naval Blunder.
National, 45: 262,
— -— Growth of the Capital Ship.
577.
— — in 1805. (J. K. Laughton) Un. Serv. M. 32:
63 '
(L. Yexley)
(H. W.
(E. R. Fremantle) Un.
(E. T. Meyer) Contemp. 82:
(A. S. Hurd) 19th
(C. C. P. Fitzgerald)
Blackw. I79:
— — in 1905. Un. Serv. M. 32: 151,
— —- in the American Revolution. (R. P. Bolton) M.
of Hist. 21 223, 311,
— —- The Irregulars of.
465
(W. J . Fletcher) Macmil. 88:
all well? (F. T. Jane) Fortn. 77: 445.
— —— John Fisher, Reformer of. (F. T. Jane) Munsey,
33: 529.
—- —— Lord Cawdor’s Opportunity. (H. W. Wilson)
National, 45: 597.
— —— Making of a British Tar.
Cosmopol. 37: 3.
— -— Manning of the Fleet. Un. Serv. M. 32: 516.
— -—— The Mediterranean Fleet. (S. Wilkinson) Na-
tional, 40: 51.
-— —— Nomenclature of. Un. Serv. M. 28: 334.
—— —— Officers for. (R. Appleyard) Fortn. 78: 8 52.
— —— Organization of National Resources. (G. F. Shee)
Monthly R. I7, no. 3: 22.
—— — Peace Distribution of the Fleet. (L. H. Hordern)
Un. Serv. M. 25: 447. Y
-— — A Plea for Maintaining our Battleship Pro-
gramme. (A. Lee) National, 47: 914.
—~ — Police Work of. Cornh. 86: 799.
—— —— Progress of. Sat. R. 95: 349. —-(A. S. Hurd)
No. Am. 177: 385. .
-— — Progress or Reaction in. (A. S.‘ Hurd) Fortn.
85= 707.
-— — Provision for the Maintenance and Repair of our
Fleet. (W. H. White) I9th Cent. 58: 67.
(B. Brandenburg)

GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Navy; Recent Naval Administration.
(H. L. Swinburne) Monthly R. 12, no. 12 76.
— —— Redistribution of the Fleet. (C. A. G. Bridge)
Cornh. 91: 598.
— — Reforms in. Sat. R. 97: 5.
-— —— A Retrograde Admiralty. Blackw. I77: 597.
— — The Revolution in. (A. S. Hurd) Chamb. J . 82:
97-
— —— he Sacrifice of Sea Power to “ Economy.” (H.
W. Wilson) National, 48: 714.
—— — Science and. Nature, 67: 289. 68: 169.
-— — The Silent. (A. White) National, 39: 78.
—— —— Speed of. Un. Serv. M. 311 475.
—— — State of, 1906. Spec. 97: passim.
—— — that we need. (A. S. Hurd) Fortn. 80: 277.
— _— Training of Landmen for. (W. F. F ullam) Un.
Serv. M. 26: 256.
— — The Tudors and the. Quar. 201: 145.
-— -— Uses of. (J. Leyland) Un. Serv. M. 292 569.
—- — Volunteers for the Fleet. (A. S. Hurd) 19th
Cent. 55: 1020.
- — — The Wardship of Empire; the New Scheme of
Naval Organization. (L. C. Cornford) Monthly R.
I8,n0.2Z I06,
—— —- Which Way to an Imperial Navy ?
Colomb) National, 47: 684,
(J. C. R.
—— — Zeal in. Un. Serv. M. 26: 329.
— Opposition Party, 1793-1303. (J . H. Rose) Monthly
R. 8, no. I1 71.
— Our Position in Colonial Markets.
National, 47: 649.
— Paralysis of the Constitution. (A. V. Dicey) Con-
temp. 88: 305.
—- Parliament and the Army.
Cent. 59: 866.
— —-— at Lincoln, 1316,
n. s. 10: 41.
— — in the Making.‘ (W. Auld) Longm. 43: 137,
— — Is the Party System Honest ‘P F ortn. 86: 642,
—- — Is it a Mere Crowd ? (M. Conway) 19th Cent. 57!
898.
—- — Laborers in, Significance of.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 215.
—- — Literary Element in. (W. Littlefield) Critic, 48:
420.
—- ——- Misrepresentation of the People in. (H. Kimber)
19th Cent. 55: 889. V
— —-— 1903. Blackw. I74: 39o_
— -— + Lords Less Active than Commoners.
96: I62,
—— — —-— Redistribution of Seats and Proportional Re-
presentation. (M. H. Judge) Westm. I 59: 129,
-_ - 1904; Exhausted. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 57: 87.
- — 1905. No Dissolution. Blackw. I78: 127.
- - 1906. Blackw. 179: 570.
—- —— Past and Present. (Sir John Colomb) National,
43: 675.
—- —— Policy for, National. (S. Webb) Indep. R. 3:
161.
— — Quotations in Debate. Sat. R. 97: 680,
—- —-— Scotch Education Bill, 1905. Blackw. I78: I42,
— Parliamentary Procedure. (T. Burt) I9th Cent. 59:
546; (F. Harrison) 553.
— Parliamentary Reform. (Lord Byron) Westm. 164:
(J . H. Schooling)
(Earl of Erroll) 19th
(A. Hughes) Roy. Hist. Soc.
(W. D. P. Bliss)
Sat. R.
361, 166: 15.
— Party Conditions in. (E. Porritt) Pol. Sci. Q. 21:
206,
- Political Parties and the New Ministry, 1906. (W.
B. Dufiield) Fortn. 852 233.
—— Political Party, Suggestions for a New. (J . B.
Crozier) Fortn. 83: :95.
— Political Situation in, after Salisbury. (W. T. Stead)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 297,
269
GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Political Situation in, Construction and
Policy of the Next Government. 1902. Fortn. 77:
393-
—-—-in 1904. Quar. 199: 623.—Ed. R. zoo: 502,:
Liv. Age, 243: 641,
——- — in 1905. (H. Paul) 19th Cent. 57: 869.
— —in 1906. Ed. R. 203: 281. —(A. V. Dicey) Na-
tion, 82: 194. — Quar. 204: 571,
—- Politics. Amurath to Amurath. Fortn. 732 165.
— — and Parties. Ed. R. 198: 534.
— — Can Unionists support a Home Rule Govern-
ment? (A. V. Dicey) Contemp. 89: 247,
— — Conservative Organization and the Agricultural
Laborers. (T. E. Kebbel) 19th Cent. 60: 126.
—— “Efliciency.” Monthly R. 19, no. 3: 1.
—- —-— Evolutionary Trend of British Political Parties.
(R. G. Davis) Westm. I57: 514,
— — How it struck a Contemporary.
Fortn. 84: 45. '
— —- in 1902. Cleaning the Slate. (R. E. Dell) Monthly
R. 7, no. 11 53.
—- -~— -— Conservative Reform Programme.
19th Cent. 52: 681,
— —— ——- The Good Old Cause.
51: 11.
—- -— — Legislation, Parliamentary Inquiries, and Of-
ficial Returns. (E. Carman) Econ. R. 12: 94-489.
—— -~— — Liberal Débéicle. Quar. I95: 567.
— — — Liberal Embroglio. (J . G. Rogers) Contemp.
81: 589.
— — — The Old Liberalism and the New Aristocracy,
Fortn. 771 574. '
— — — Parliamentary Prospect. Blackw. I71: 278.
—— —~ — Reversal to Toryism. Fortn. 78: 72 3.
— — — Lord Rosebery and the Copperheads. (E. T.
Cook) Contemp. I81: 1. ——-Reply. (W. M. Crook)
Contemp. 8I: 173. r
— — — The Shuflled Government. (H. Paul) Con-
temp. 82: 673.
— — — The South African Peace, the Coronation, and
the British Outlook. (W. T. Stead) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 26: 39.
-— —-— —-— Story of the Fourth Party.
Cent. 52: 864-1033.
— ——- —-— Test of Efficiency. Fortn. 78: 405.
— — — Wanted — an Opposition. (A. P. Gilmour)
Forum, 32: 700,
-— — — The War and the Liberals.
(J . A. Spender)
(S. Low)
(L. Stephen) I9th Cent.
(H. E. Gorst) 19th
(E. Dicey) Fortn.
7= 194-
—— — in 1903. (S. Brooks) No. Am. I76: 901.
—- — —— Autumn Campaign. (E. Grey) Indep. R. 2: 34.
— —- ——- Mr. Balfour and Economic Fact. (J. S. Mann)
Contemp. 84: 469,
—— -— —-— Mr. Chamberlain’s Fiscal Policy. (Lord Welby)
Contemp. 841 I. ——-(L. Courtney) Contemp. 84: 265.
-— —-— —— Crisis in the Unionist Party. National, 41:
744-
— —- — Economic Possibilities of an Imperial Fiscal
Policy. (L. L. Price) Econ. J . I3: 436.
-— — — The Eve of the Campaign. Fortn. 80: 412.
— -— ——- The Government and the South African War. .
Contemp. 84: 5 52.
—— -— — Home Rule and Mr. Chamberlain’s Zollverein.
(G. McDermot) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 722.
— —— —— House of Commons and the Army Estimates.
Contemp. 83: 263.
— —- —- Is the Cabinet riding for a Fall? National,
41: 566.
-— —— ——- The Liberal Eclipse.
679.
— — — Parliament; Bye-elections and Liberal Pros-
pects. (J . Shirley) Westm. I 59: 376.
-— — — Party Prospects. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 410.
(J . S. Mills) Fortn. 79:
'-—— —~ - Waiting for the Verdict.
GREAT BRITAIN
Permanent Oflicials
(J . B. Maxwell) 19th
Great Britain, Politics, in 1903,
and National Inefficiency.
Cent. 54: 325.
- - - Protection and Empire as an Issue.
38: 6.
- — - Story of the Fourth Party.
Cent. 53: 132.
- - - To Unionists and Imperialists.
Contemp. 84: 305.
- - - The Tory Creed and the Unionist Alliance.
Fortn. 79: 1. '
- - - Wreck of the Unionist Administration. Fortn.
80: 375.
- - in 1904. (E. Maxey) Sewanee, 12: 341. -Blackw.
175: 449. - (J. McCarthy) Indep. 57: 1023.
- - - Appeal to the Liberal Party. (L. M. Burrell)
Westm. 161: 638, .
- - - Cabinet Crisis. Spec. 92: 402.
--- Confusion of. (J. A. Spender) Indep. R. 3:
216,
- - - A Liberal Catastrophe ? Fortn. 82: 70.
- - - The Liberal Opportunity. (J . A. Spender)
Contemp. 83: 609.
- - - Ministerial Crisis, The. Liv. Age, 239: 185.
- - - Mr. Balfour’s New Cabinet. Sat. R. 96: 448.
- - - The Party Situation. (J . A. Spender) Con-
temp. 84: 620,
- - - Survival of the Government.
Contemp. 86: 309.
- - in 1905. Electoral Omens.
Westm. 162: 384,
- - - “ Floundering and Foundering.”
thy) Indep. 57: 535.
- - - Forecasts and First-fruits.
Fortn. 82: 576,
- —- — Irish Catholics, English Dissenters, and the
Education Act. (G. McDermot) Am. Cath. Q. 29:
728,
- - - Legislation, Parliamentary Inquiries, and Offi-
cial Returns. Econ. R. 15: 480.
- - - Letter to A. J . Balfour.
Westm. 163: 132.
- - - A Liberal Administration: who and what?
(G. W. E. Russell) Indep. R. 5: 277.
- -- The Liberal Policy and the Next Election.
Contemp. 86: 553.
— — - Mr. Balfour’s Device. Westm. 163: 488.
- — — The Next Government. Contemp. 86: 153.
- - - The Next Liberal Ministry. (H. W. Lucy) 19th
Cent. 56: 675.
- - - Opportunity of the Next Government.
Hammond) Indep. R. 5: 141. '
- - - The Price of Peace. Quar. 203: 321.
- - - The Prime Minister’s Duty. Quar. 201: 309,
— - - Redistribution of Electoral Districts. Sat. R.
971 614-
- - — The Situation. (Herbert Paul) I9th Cent. 58:
1023. -(A. V. Dicey) Nation, 81: 480.
— - - Twenty Months after. (J . A. Spender) Con-
temp. 87: 333.
Chant.
(H. E. Gorst) 19th
(A. V. Dicey)
(J . A. Spender)
(W. V. Roberts)
(J . McCar-
(J . A. Spender)
(F. W. Tugman)
(J. L.
(J . McCarthy) In-
dBP- 59¢ 1099-
- - in 1906. The Age of the Ostrich. Westm. 165:
- - - The Conservative Disaster and what it signi-
fies. (D. S. A. Cosby) Westm. 165: 235.
- - - Election. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 62: 310, -—
(J . C. Rose) Nation, 82: 216. - Outl. 82: 250,-
Sat. R. 101: 68,
— - - - The Electoral Swing of the Pendulum. (R.
B. Martin) J . Statis. Soc. 69: 65 5.
- - - - The Flood. (H. Paul) 19th Cent. 59: 173. =
Liv. Age, 248: 553.
270
V GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Politics, in 1906; the Election. The
Flood, and after. (H. Maxwell) 19th Cent. 59:
345. = Liv. Age, 249: 3,
--—-Labor at. (J. K. Hardie) 19th Cent. 59:
12,
- - - - Triumph of Free Trade or of Socialism ?
(A. V. Dicey) Nation, 82: 297.
- -- - - Victory and what to do with it. (H. W.
Massingham) Contemp. 89: 266. _ '
-- - Fall of Mr. Balf0ur’s Government. Ed. R.
203: 263,
- - - The Government and the Empire. (H. Max-
well) I9th Cent. 59:683.
- — - The Government and the Opposition.
Paul) 19th Cent. 59: 518, 1054.
— - - The Government and its Opponents. (J . A.
Spender) Contemp. 90: 772. I
— - - The Government and the Session. Quar. 205:
287.
- - - The Liberal Government and the Colonial
Conference. (R. Rea) 19th Cent. 59: 301.
- - - A Liberal View of the New Ministry. Ecl. M.
146: 101,
- - — Mr. Balfour and the Unionist Party. (X.)
Fortn. 85: 409.
- - — The New Government. (H. Paul) I9th Cent.
59: 166. = Liv. Age, 248: 259.-(J. McCarthy)
Indep. 60: 23.
‘—- - - The New Government and its Problems. (J .
A. Spender) Contemp. 89: 457.
- - - The New Majorities in Parliament.
Carthy) Indep. 60: 904,
- - - New Parliament.
(H.
(J . Mc-
(J . McCarthy) Indep. 60:
605.
- - - On the Eve of the Session. (J . McCarthy) In-
dep, 61: 1225,
- - - The Parting of the Ways. (An Old Tory)
Fortn. 85: 821.
- — — Political Prospects. Fortn. 85: 32.
- — - Success of the Government. (H. W. Mas-
singham) Contemp. 89: 867.
- — The Left Wing, Past and Future. Westm. 61:
243-
- - Liberal League. (C. Douglas) Contemp. 81:
573
- - Liberalism and Labor. (C. F. G. Masterman)19th
Cent. 59: 706.
— - National and Political Efiiciency. (C. Bright)
Westm. 161: 626,
- - Need for a Radical Party. (H. W. Massingham)
Contemp. 85: I2.
- - Plea for a National Party. (S. H. Harris) Fortn.
81: 1028,
- State Paper Ofiice, Old. Ath. ’03, 2: 855.
- Statistical Abstract, A Guide to. (W. H. Mallock)
19th Cent. 58: 1008.
- Tabernacle vs. Nation. (G. Rogers) 19th Cent. 59:
I55-
- Toryism and Tariifs.~ (W. B. Dufiield) Fortn. 85:
427.
- Unionism, its Past and its Future.
Miiller) Fortn. 85: 18.
- Unionist Record. Quar. 204: 276.
- Population of the Empire. (J . A. Baines) J . Statis.
Soc. 69: 440. ‘
— - Urban and Rural. Science, 11. s. 20: 219.
- Postal Savings-banks of. (J . H. Heaton) Arena,
33: 31-
- Protection, a Dishonest Policy. (M. D. O’Brien)
Westm. 161: 254,
- - The Issue of. (R. B. Johnson) Atlan. 93: 14!.
- Public Expenditure, Control of. (W. M. J . Wil-
liams) Econ. R. 16: 431.
(E. B. Iwan-
GREAT BRITAIN
Great Britain, Roman Discoveries in. (J . Oiford) Am.
Antiq. 26: 17.
-— Social and Political Outlook, 1906. (J . C. Fry)
Econ. R. I6: 1,
— Tariff. Blackw. 174:
J . I3: 293.
—- -— and the “ Draft on London.”
Econ. J. I4: 501.
-—— — Appeal to the Gods. (A. Carnegie) I9th Cent. 55:
8
277.—(J. W. Root) Econ.
(F. H. Jackson)
53 -
-—— — The Colonial “ Offer.” (L. J . Maxse) National,
4s= 853-
- — The Discredited Pessimists.
Westm. I66: 11,
— — Economic View of.
129,
— — Fantastic Fallacy of an Empire Builder.
Burrell) Westm. I51! 7.
— — Fiscal Problem, 1904.
Arts, 52: 39. .
-— -—— Fiscal Question, 1906. (C. Follett) F ortn. 81:
460. — (C. Booth) National, 42: 686. -—— (H. Belloc)
Dub. R. 139: 277.
-— — —— and the Experience of the Austro-Hungarian
Empire. (L. Patritsch) Econ. J . I4: 24.
—— — — and its Surroundings. (E. B. Husband) Westm.
I61 I 21,
—— — — Broad View of.
4‘ 29-
-— — — ()utsider’s View of. (H. V. Storey) 19th Cent.
163: 378.
— -—— —- Present Aspects of.
(A. Richmond)
(L. L. Price) Econ. R. 14:
(L. M.
(C. M. Kennedy) J. Soc.
(Lord Monkswell) Indep. R.
(C. M. Kennedy) J . Soc.
Am. 531 482-
-- — — Retrospect and Prospect. (L. L. Price) Econ.
R. 16: 129,
— -— Fiscal Reform for the Farmer. Westm. I62:
366, 496-
--———Cai].lard on. (J . S. Nicholson) Econ. J. 14:
57-
- — -— for National Defense. National, 42: 884.
—— — —— Forecasting Danger. (J . D. Holms) Westm.
I6I: I20,
—— -— — The Known and the Unknown in Mr. Chamber-
lain’s Policy. (A. C. Pigon) Fortn. 812 36.
— — — Moral Aspect of. (Prof. H. Jones) Hibbert J .
2= 543-
-— — — Not all a Dream; Interview with R. Cobden.
(A. W.) Westm. I61: 357.
— — —— Protection and Imperialism. Westm. I61: I29.
— -— — Pure Theory and Fiscal Controversy. (A. C.
Pigon) Econ. J . I4: 29.
-— — — Revenue Aspects of. (C. J. F ollett) National,
46: 145.
—- — The “ Great Consult.” Ed. R. 201: 255.
—- — History"s Argument. (C. B. R. Kent) Macmil.
88: 336.
—— — Imperial Reciprocity. (H. Maxwell, G. Parker,
and B. Taylor) 19th Cent. 53: 897, ='-Eel. M. 141:
141.
—- ——- Mr. Chamberlain’s Fiscal Policy. (E. Grey)
Monthly R. 13, no. 11 H.—Blackw. I74: 561,
710.-—(W. F. Ford) Econ. R. 13: 2oo.—(L. R.
Phelps) Econ. R. 132 327.—(Lord Avebury; L.
Phillips; W. H. Mallock) 19th Cent. 54! 353.—
(G. K. Marischal) Westm. I63: 362, —Ed. R. 199:
169. 200: 449.
—— —_— deductively considered. (J . Middlemore) Econ.
R ' 28
. I5. .
r. Charles Booth’s Proposals for Fiscal Reform.
(B. Russell) Contemp. 85: I98.
-— - Pinchbeck Protectimiism. Fortn. 80: 719, ,
—- -— A Plea for Inquiry. (C. A. Cripps) National, 41:
758.
271
GREAT
Great Britain, Tarifl’. Preference and Retaliation.
(H. Cecil) Monthly R. 13, no, 1: 26.
—— -— Preferential Tariffs within the Empire ; Reply to
Sir R. Giffen. (H. Birchenough) 19th Cent. 511
891.
— — Present State of the Case for Mr. Chamberlain’s
Policy. (W. A. S. Hewins) Fortn. 80: 590.
— — Sheffield and its Shadow. (W. S. Churchill)
Monthly R. I3, no. 22 I7.
——- - Some Social Conceptions underlying the Fiscal
Controversy. (S. J . Chapman) Econ. R. 15: 175.
—- — Statistical Methods and. (A. L. Bowley) Econ.
J . W 303-
—- — Trade ' of the Empire.
84: 484.
— — Will a Preferential Tariff oppress the Poor ? (D.
C. Murray and J . W. Atkinson) Fortn. 80: 614. ‘
—— —~ The Unionist plunge into Protection. Fortn. 80:
555-
—- Tariff Commission, Report of I905. (S. J . Chap-
man) Econ. J . I5! 420. —— (H. O. Meredith) Indep.
R, 4: 138.
—— Tariff Reform in.
396-
-- — Economic Prejudice against. (L. L. Price) Fortn.
W 747.
— Trade of, Present.
Pol. Sci. 23: 84.
—— Trade Policy of, and her Colonies since 1860, C. J .
Fuchs’s. (L. L. Price) Econ. R. I 5: 488.
— Treasury, Past and Present. (F. Mowatt) National,
48: 602. p
—— Treasury Control. (R. McKenna) Indep. R. 7: 249.
—— War Board. (A. W. A. Pollock) Fortn. 80: 910.
—- War Commission, Recommendations of. National,
42: 225,
——- War Department Improvements.
708,
—— War Manoeuvers. (Martini) Blackw. I74: 643.
——- War Office and Remounts. (Lord Dunman) 19th
Cent. 52: 746.
— —- The Butler Report.
— — The Cabinet and.
580,
———The New. (A. Grifliths) Fortn. 8!: 489.-—(C.
Robhouse) Contemp. 85: 849. -— (Scrutator) Con-
temp. 85$ 370.—(S. Low) 19th Cent. 55¢ 492.—-
Sat. R. 96: 601, 633,
——- — Past, Present, and to come.
79: 665.
-—— —Reform in. Blackw. I74: 539. — (J. W. Fortes-
cue) 19th Cent. 542 908.
—- ——- Reorganization of the ; Lord Esher’s Note.
T. Lambert) 19th Cent. 54: 705.
—- War Preparation for. (S. Wilkinson) National, 39!
197.
—- Wealth of, Estimates of the Realizable. (W. J .
Harris and K. A. Lake) J . Statis. Soc. 592 709.
(M. Warren) Contemp.
(F. M. Burnett) Econ. R. 16:
(S. Huebner) Ann. Am. Acad.
Sat. R. 97: 162-
(X.) National, 45: 818,
(S. Wilkinson) Quar. I98:
(A. Grifliths) Fortn.
(G.
—- What the People read in. (Harry Jones) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 32: 328.
— Wheat Supply of. (O. Fleming) Econ. R. I 52 35.
—— Where to get Men. Contemp. 81 : 78.
Great Britain’s Greatest Commercial Asset. (F. Bird-
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Great Men and their Environment, James’s.
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Great Commonplaces of Reading.
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Peary) Arena, 28: 291,
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Atlan. 93: 721.
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Great Gray Mystery; a story. (B. Sulte) Canad. M.
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Great Iniquity, A.
603.
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Bar, 134: 348.: Liv. Age, 251: 366
Great Refusal, The; a story. (Dorothy
M, 63: 202,
Great Renunciation, The.
‘Canfield) Am.
(G. W. Johnston) Cent. 51:
141,
Great Salt Lake; the Dead Sea of the New World.
Chamb. J. 81: 431.
—- A Remarkable Feat of Engineering ; Bridge across.
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— Why it has fallen. Nat. Geog. M. 14: 75.
Great Spirit Rock, The ; a story. (Lillian Stockwell
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Greatness in Literature, Question of. (W. P. Trent)
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Greatrakes, Valentine ; the Famous “ Touch Doctor ”
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Grebe, Nest of the Pie-billed. (O. J . Stevenson) Canad.
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Greece, Ancient, Division of Governmental Power in.
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--— 1901-o2. (R. C. Bosanquet andM. N. Tod) J.
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—— The Attic Homestead. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco)
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Greek Art and Modern Craftsmanship. Ed. R. 204:
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Nation, 771 91.
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(H. S.
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Greek Drama. Lamp, 28: 299.
Greek Games, Old and New. (V. V. M. Beede) Chant.
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Greek Grave Inscriptions, Some.
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Greek Heads, Two, related to the Choiseul-Gouflier
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Greek Islands, Among. Am. Arch. 88: 23.
Greek Language and Latin in the High Schools of
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. (E. J . Goodspeed) Am. J. Theol. I0: 102,
Greek Law, Study of Old. (F. E. Whitaker) Green
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Greek Literature, Fowler’s History of Ancient. Ath.
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Greek Love of Detail. (P. F. Bickuell) Dial, 39:
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Greek Lyric Metre.
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Greek Mysteries and the Gospels. (S. Butler) 19th
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Greek Play in the Making.
Univ. Chron. 6: 186. ‘
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Greek Temple, The. (J . Schopfer) Archit. Rec. 17:
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Greek Thinkers, Gomperz on. (P. Shorey) Dial, 39: .
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Greek Votive Oiferings.
260.
—— Rouse on.
Greek War-ship, The.
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Greek Wit. (E. Manson) Gent. M. n. s. 753 597.
Greek World under Roman Sway, The. (F. B. R.
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Greeks, Religion of the.
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Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Personality of. (W. D. How-
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— — Notes on. (T. T. Munger) Atlan. 93: 521.
-- Seolusion and Isolation of.
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— Secret of. (M. D. Conway) Nation, 78: 509,
—— Woodberry’s. (A. M. Logan) Nation, 75: 464.
Hawthorne, Una. (T. W. Higginson) Outl. 77: 517.
Hawthorne, The City of. (L. V. Robinson) Char. I52
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Hay, John. Ath. ’05, 2: 48.—Spec. 95: 40.=Liv.
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(B. Adams) McClure, I9: 173. — (F. J . Mather, jr.)
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10: 6561.
-— An American Gentleman.
(N. Y.) 32: 166.
— and the Panama Case. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77:
(W. S. Kennedy) Cali-
(W. Welhnan) R. of Rs.
496-
- Diplomacy of. Outl. 73: 271.
—- Friendship with. (J . B. Bishop) Cent. 49: 773.
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Hay-Pauncefote Treaty. (B. Taylor) Fortn. 77: 297.
Hay Fever. (W. H. Pollock and G. C. Pollock)
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Hay-making. (H. Belloc) Indep. R. 6, no. 4: 201,:
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Haydn, Franz Josef. (T. W. Surette) Chaut. 40: 246.
—— (D. G. Mason) Outl. 782 31. — With portrait and
bibliography. Mast. in Music, 22 pt. 8.
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Hayes, Bully, Last Buccaneer. (J . Slocum) Outing,
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Hayes, Hon. Evfris Anson.
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Hayes, Rutherford B., and the Electoral Commission.
(J . M. Rogers) McClure, 23: 76.
Hayland Island, Churches of. (J . R. Larkby) Reli-
q11ar.v.42= 257. 43= 70.
Hayne, Paul H. (Carl Halliday; J . T. Brown, jr.)
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Haynes, E. S. P. The Anomalies of the English Di-
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Hays, Charles Melville, Railway Manager.
Car1nan)Canad. M. 21: 13,
“ Haystack Prayer- meeting,” and what followed.
(H. R. Elliot) Cent. 50: 728.
—— Centennial of, 1906. (E. W. Capen) Bib. Sac. 63: 703.
Hayti, Centennial of the Republic. (F. T. Miller)
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(H. Meade Bland) Over-
(A. R.
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Hayti, Tripartite Intervention in, 1851. (F. L. Paxsorl)
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Hayward’s Life and Reign of Henry IV. (H. R.
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Hazing, Crime of. (J . Hawthorne) Munsey, 32: 809.
Hazlewood, Commodore John, with portrait. _(J. G.
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—(W. M. Payne) Dial, 33: 156. —-Acad. 63: 31.
Hazy Night, A. (T. A. Janvier) Cosmopol. 33: 313.
He Died Trying. Chant. 37: 301.
He Found Life ; a story. (L. R. Kraybill) Arena, 27:
525-
Head-dresses, Floral. (Mrs. Wilson Woodrow) Cos-
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Head-form, Heredity in. (F. Boas) Am. Anthrop. 51
53°-
Head-hunters of Formosa. (N. Shaw) Macmil. n. s. 1:
455-
Head of the Firm, The ; a story. (J . T. Bishop)
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Headley, T. G., a Modern Wiclif.
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Headmasters and Efliciency of Schools. Westm. I60:
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— Incorporated Association of, Annual Meeting, 1905.
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Heads and Horns.
(T. Stanton) Open
(W. T. Hornaday) Scrib. M. 38:
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Healer from Far-away Cove, The; a story. (N. Dun-
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Healing by Ether-waves. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64:
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Health and Education. (T. C. Horsfell) Contemp. 89:
34°-
— and Mental Efiiciency.
n. s. 19: 893.
— and Recreation for City Children.
Craftsman, 8: 735.
—— as an Investment. (H. Folks) Char. I4: 810,
—- Disease, Deaths, and the Weather. (R. D. Ward)
Science, 11. s. 231 75.
— How to Keep Well. (E. Hubbard) Cosmopol. 40: 80.
—— A League of, proposed. (Lander Brunton) Indep.
(R. MacDougal1) Science,
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—— Public Care of. (T. J . Macnamara) Contemp. 87:
(A. M.
0
—— Phblic Health Defense League. Science, 11. s. 24:
731- ‘
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Health of Euphemia; a boy’s story. (A. Walsh) Canad.
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Health unto His Majesty, A ; a story. T emp. Bar,
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Health Factor in its Social Aspect. (W. R. Bartlett)
Educa. 24! 33.
HEALTH-LAWS
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Health Resorts, Famous.
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Nat’1M. (Bost.) 22: 6o.— (Mrs. A. Kennard) 19th
Cent. 59: 135. —(G. M. Gould) Putnam, I: 97,
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(S. W. Williams) Every-
(W. A. B. Grohman)
(I. M. Bentley) Sci-
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4 Funeral of.
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Hearne, Samuel, how he found the Copper Mine.
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(Marg. Emerson) Critic, 461 34.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 56I.—
(W. E.
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— ‘Weakness due to Overwork ? (G. E. Flint) Outing,
an 103-
Heart and Two Others, A; a story. (G. W. Carryl)
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Heart at the Window, The ; a story.
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Heart of the Dream, The.
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Heart of the Dragon, The; a story. (P. V. Mighels)
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Heart of Eric, The. (E. E. Peake) McClure, 26:
253-
Heart of the House, The. (Mary H. Vorse) Every-
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Heart of Ice; a poem. (O. Herford) Cosmopol. 36:
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Heart of Kings; a story. (A. R. Weekes) Harper,
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Heart of the Mikado, The. (Baron Suyematsu) 19th
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Heart of Paprika, The. (Jane Belfield) Lippinc.
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Heart of Princess Sugarplum.
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(M. Farrah) Good
285
HEBREW
Heart to Roam; a poem. (T. Roberts) Canad. M. 22:
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“Heart’s Charity, The.” (Ina B. Roberts) Lippinc.
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Heat Gauge, Morse. J . F rankl. Inst. I 57: 33.
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Heathen Chinee, The.
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Heather Brooms. (May Byron) Temp. Bar, 125: 5 58,
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Heather-burning. (H. Smith) Blackw. I80: 258.
Heathfield. (I. H. Bisson) Westm. 164: 297.
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(Bret Harte) Overland, n. s.
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Heavens, The, in Winter.
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Heberlein and the Union.
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Heidelberg Castle, Defense of. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
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Henry IV., of France, Famous Equestrian Statue of,
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Henry, Prince Admiral, of Prussia. (Zur Sée Hoft-
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Heniy, Prosper, with portrait. (O. Callandreau) Pop.
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Henry, William, of Lancaster Co., Penn. Pennsyl. M.
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Henry the Autocrat. (M. Foster) Outing, 47: 740.
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Henry Koehler, Misogynist.
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Henry William’s Reincarnation.
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Her Anniversary.
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(Hugh Pendexter)
(E. R. Kroeger) Music, 22:
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301 435-
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Her Burglar; a story. (E. Day) Canad. M. 23: 567.
Her Captivity. (J . Conrad) Blackw. 178: 325.
Her Character. (G. Hibbard) Cent. 50: 302,
Her Day. (M. Ashmnn) New Eng. M. 33: 70.
Her Excellence. (Carlton Dawe) Chan1b. J . 812 48!.
Her Experiment ; a story. (Virginia Y. Remnitz)
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Her First Elopement. (Clara Bartram) Lippinc. 76;
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Her Flight of Fancy. (P. Chase) Good Words, 46: 58.
ILiv. Age, 243: 610. IEcl. M. I44: 34,
Her Freedom. (V. F. Boyle) Cent. 432 617.
Her Hour. (H. B. Boone) Cent. 45: 819.
Her Husband. (A. Warner) Lippinc. 731 714.
Her Ladyship. (Katharine Tynan) Cath. World, 81:
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Her Letters; a Monologue. (Alice Brown) Harper,
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Her Love and its Memories. (S. E. Ober) New Eng.
M. n. s. 29: 386.
Her Money’s Worth. (Anna W. Morris) Cosmopol.
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Her Passing Acquaintance.
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Her Red-letter Night; a story.
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Her Romance. (J . D. Turner) Cosmopol. 38: 383.
Her Son ; a story. (H. A. Vachell) Idler, 30: 304,
Her Spirit Husband. (D. Richardson) Lippinc. 70:
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Her Stocking. (G. Hibbard) Cosmopol. 40: 136,
Her Story. (Churchill Williams) Scrib. M. 40: 224,
Her Uncle. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 40: 283,
Her Widowhood. (J . F. Fleming) Overland, n. s. 391
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Heraclius, First Campaign of, against Persia. (N. H.
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— On the Gentle Art of Blazon. (Sir H. Maxwell)
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Herbert, Edward, of Cherbury, Lord ; Speeches in his
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— Garden of Sweet. (Ellen Watson) Ctry Life Am.
51 395-
Herculaneum and its Treasures of Art. (R. Sturgis)
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Heredia, José Maria de. Acad. 69: 1029, 1o76.—(T.
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(A. Symons) Ath. ’O5, 22 472.-—-(F. Y. Eccles)
Indep. R. 7: 450. =Liv. Age, 248: 171. —(E. Ta-
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(C. J. Little) Meth. R.
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—— Power and Methods of.
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Heresies, The Renascence of. Spec. 91: 1073.
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Heresy Trials in England.
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Hermit of the Irati, The.
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Hermit Thrushes.
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Hermon, In the Bosom of. (F. J . Bliss) Indep. 54: 723.
Hero in Drama, Vicissitudes of. (W-. L. Courtney)
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Hero, A, in Dingo Scrubs. (H. Lawson) Chamb. J.
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Hero of Romance, The.
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Herod the Great, Cause of Death of. (E. M. Merrins)
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(Cecil North) Chamb. J.
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Heroine, Decline of the. (Anne O’Hagan) Munsey, 28:
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Irkljoisin-in..Exery::5l.ay-Life. (S. W. Mitchell) Cent.
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Herr Apfelbaum. (Mary A. Tiffany) New Eng. M.
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Herterich, Ludwig, German Painter.
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27: 164.—(H. White) Nation, 76: 67.
—-— A Great Citizen. Outl. 73: I94.
Hewitt, Peter Cooper, with portrait. (C. W. Price)
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(E. Courtney) Temp.
(B. de
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(H. T. Baker) Meth. R. 62: 550. —Ontl. 81: 724.
—-— as Poet. (M. Brenner) Critic, 43: 169.
-— at the Court Theater. (M. Beerhohm) Sat. R. 10/1:
294-
— Canterbury Tales. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Atlan. 89: 130.
—- F 001 Errant, Some Probable Sources of. (R. Hol-
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—-- Queen’s Quair. Sat. R. 98: 53. — (A. M. Logan)
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Hiawatha and the Onondaga Indians.
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— an Indian Play. Chant. 38: 300.
— as the Ojibways interpret it. (W. C. Edgar) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 689.
— played by Real Indians. (H. Hale) Critic, 462 4!.
Hibeh Papyri, The. Ath. ’o6, 2: 263.
Hibernation in Hedgerow and Wood. Spec. 961 49!.
—- of English Animals. Liv. Age, 236: 506.
Hibernia Coal Mining Co., Prussian Effort to acquire
(C. L. Hen-
the. (F. Walker) Q. J. Econ. 19: 648.
Hickey of Old Thirteen. (J . A. Schetty) Lippinc. 71:
2
Hickory Dock. (Eleanor A. Hallowell) Lippinc. 75:
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Hicks-Beach, Sir Michael. See Beach, Sir Michael
Hicks-.
Hidages, Tribal. (W. J . Corbett) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s.
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Hidden Life, The; a story. (J. Henley) Munsey, 28:
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Hidden Man. (K. E. Harriman) Lippinc. 70: 348.
Hidden Pearls, The. Chamb. J . 83: 348.
Hides, Large and Small. (J . Tait) Eng. Hist. R. 17:
280.
Hiding-places, Secret, The Romance of. (C. Holland)
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Hieroglyphics, Machen on. Ath. ’02, I: 651.
Higgins. Matthew James, Blackstick Papers, No. 10.
(A. I. Ritchie) Cornh. 91: 1.
Higginson, Henry Lee, with portrait. Harv. Grad. M.
12: 213.
—— Boston Symphony Orchestra and its Founder.
Aldrich) Cent. 47: 585.
Higginson, Nathaniel, Gov. of Madras. (B. C. Steiner)
So. Atlan. Q. I: 209.
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, with portrait. (J .
Realf, jr.) Calif. M. 32 306. — With portrait.
Lamp, 26: 98. —-Outl. 76: 338.
—- and his Dublin, N. H., Summer Home.
(Bost.) 16: 562,
-— Part of a Man’s Life. Atlan. 93: 6-746. — (W. H.
Johnson) Nation, 81: 428.
— Verses to, on his 80th Birthday.
(R.
Nat’l M.
(R. Grant) Atlan.
93¢ 192-
High Altitudes, Scientific Observations at. (J . M.
Bacon) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 169.
High Court of Justice. Should it be Abolished ? (G.
Jones) Westm. 165: 624,
High-grade Men; in College and out.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 429.
High Place at Petra, Second.
World, 21: 167,
High Priest, Procession of, on the Day of Atonement.
(L. Belleli) Jew. Q. 17: 163.
High School. (E. E. Brown) Calif. Univ. Chron. 1:
408.
(E. G. Dexter)
(F. E. Hoskins) Bib.
HIGH SCHOOL
High School, Aim in —- the Development of the Many-
sided Interest, or Special Preparation for Life.
(N. Butler) School R. 14: 135,
— and Grammar School, Relations of. (C. E. Law-
ton) Educa. 26: 103.
—— as People’s College vs. F itting-school.
Pedagog. Sem. 91 63.
— Attendance at. (F. D. Boynton) School R. 10: 5 58.
—— Boy and the Girl in. (J . M. Tyler) Educa. 26: 462,
-—— College Entrance Requirements and. (V. Pretty-
man) Educa. R. 28: 304,
— Course of Study. (Alston Ellis) Educa. 22: 271.
-—— Curricula of. (J . W. Wilkinson) Educa. 24: 193.
— Educational Demands upon. (C. B. Gilbert) Edu-
ca. R. 23: 136.
(G. S. Holt)
_ —— English in. (J . W. MacDonald) Educa. 25: 16.
— English, Latin, and Algebra, Adolescents and. (G.
S. Hull)_ Pedagog. Sem. 9: 93.
— Feminization of the. (VV. Lee Howard) Arena, 351
593-
— for Four Years and with more Electives.
Ostien) Educa. 24: 621,
— How modify to meet 20th Century Demands ? (J . S.
Brown) School R. 12: 563,
—— How shall the Public Libraries help the ? (J . D.
Haney) Pub. Lib. 7: 224.
— in Indiana, Township. (F. A. Cotton) School R.
(L. A.
12: 267.
— in the South, Rural Public. (E. C. Brooks) School
R. 12: 148.
— in Tyler, The. (Mrs. Stella Lane) Indep. 61: 278,
-— Influence of, Extension of. (Stratton D. Brooks’;
C. H. Morss) Educa. R. 29: 433.
— Life of, Social Ethics in. (G. B. Morrison) School
R, 13: 361.
— Lunch-room in the.
ZOI,
— — at Englewood. (E. L. Miller) School R. I3: 201,
— of the Future. (W. R. Harper) School R. 11: 1.
—- of the 20th Century. (D. S. Jordan) School R. 12:
545-
— Place of, in our System of Education.
Nightingale) School R. I41 I42.
—-Relation to College. (E. F. Buchner) Educa. 26:
(A. Barrows) School R. 13:
(A. F.
571-
— Scope of Small. (S. D. Brooks) Educa. 22! 434.
—— Self—government in. (H. R. Tucker) Educa. 25:
81 152.
-— Six-,year Course. (P. H. Hanus) Educa. R. 25: 455.
—— (D. S. Snedden) Educa. R. 26: 525,
— —— at Goshen, Ind. (V. W. B. Hedgepeth) School
R. 13: 19.
— Superintendent and the. (C. B. Roote) School R.
13: 232,
—- Ten Years of, Growth. (W. A. Wetzel) Educa. R.
24: 518.
— Why do so many Pupils leave during the First Year ?
(R. P. Halleck) School R. 13: 551,
—Why Pupils drop out. (W. F. Book) Pedagog.
Sem. 111 204. — (G. E. Gay) Educa. 22: 3oo,
High School Architecture in the City of New York.
(G. W. Wharton) School R. 11: 456.
High—school Attendance. (J . R. Parsons, jr.) Educa.
R. 27: 293. -—— (A. C. Ellis; J . R. Parsons, jr.)
Educa. R. 28: 188.
High School Building, Modern. (W. E. Hatch) School
R. 11: 509.
High School Chemistry and the College Course. Sci-
ence, n. s. 13! 33°.
High-school Course, Extension of the. (F. Liddeke)
School R. 12: 635.
High School Government.
25: 1.
(H. R. Tucker) Educa.
290
HILDA’S
High-school Period, The. (W. L. Hervey) Chaut. 41:
60
High-school Program of Studies and the Student’s
Curriculum. (H. Lee) School R. 12: 138.
High School Teacher from the Pupil’s Point of View.
(W. F. Book) Pedagog. Sem. 12: 239,
High-School Teachers, Concerning. (M. V. O’Shea)
School R. 10: 778.
High School Work, College Recognition of.
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High Schools, County, in Kansas. (S. J . Hunter)
Educa. 24: 485.
—— Fraternities in, The Problem of.
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— The Opportunity of the.
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(M. S.
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(E. L. Thorndike) Book-
— Physics in, and Mechanic Arts High Schools. (G.
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—— Special State Aid to. (F. E. Bolton) Educa. R. 31:
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High Wycombe, Manors of. (T. H. Bryant) Reliquary,
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Highbinders, Chinese Secret Societies in California.
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Higher Criticism. See Biblical Criticism.
Higher Law in the Industrial l/Vorld. (H. J . F. Porter)
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Highland Mts., Closing of. (E. A. Baker) Indep. R.
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Highland Regiment, The First.
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Highlands of Scotland, Literature of, Maclean’s. Ath.
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Highwayman, London, in the Light of his own News-
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Hild, St., and her Abbey at Whitby. (I. G. Sieveking)
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Hilda and the Wishes; a story for children. (H. T.
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Hilda’s Church. (A. B. DeMille) New Eng. M. n. s.
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HILDESHEIM
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Hill, Ben, Reminiscences of. (J. C. Reed) So. Atlan.
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Hill, John, of Dorchester, Mass., and his Descendants.
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—— Collie’s Mountaineering in.
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Hindu God-idea, Vital Value in the.
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Hippolytus, Artemis and. (J . G. Frazer) Fortn. 82:
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Hiram Matthews’s Monument. (C. Dangerfield) Lip-
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Hired Wedding Garments. (Jeanie Drake) Cath.
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His Excellency’s Aigrette. (A. J . Dawson) Cornh. 88:
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His Life for his Friend; a Tale of '93.
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HIS
His Lordship. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 40: 459.
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His Mother’s New Year. (Harriet Prescott Spofiord)
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His Own Medicine. (Caroline Lockhart) Lippinc. 76:
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His Royal Highness, the Prince of Hester Street; a
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—- Chiswick Home of, and its Surroundings. (J. H.
Stone) Good Words, 46: 801,
——- Life, Works, and Bibliography, with portrait.
Mast. in Art, 3: pt. 34.
— Unpopularity of. Acad. 63: 520.
Hogfish, Red, Encounter with. (C. F. Holder) Outing,
45‘ 542~
HOGG
Hogg, James. (W. Wallace) Good Words, 44: 96. —
(A. Symons) Lamp, 29: 191,
Hogg, Quintin. Spec. 90: ,121_:Ec1. M, 140; 638_:
Liv. Age, 236! 761.
-—- Life of. Spec. 93: 480.
Hoggar, Twarego, A Visit to.
J . 20: 507.
Hoggins, Sarah, the “ Cottage Countess,” Truth about.
(A. O. Cooke) Chamb. J . 79: 769.
Hohenlohe Memoirs. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 511.—-
Spec. 97: 679, 723. =Liv. Age, 251: 312. —(E. J.
Dillon) Contemp. 902 723.—-(J. L. Garvin) Liv.
Age. 251: 425;
Hohenzollern, The ‘House of.
19, no. 3: I25.
Hohenzollern Candidature, The.
’oz, 2-: 321,
Hohenzollerns, The.
28: 32.
Hoisting Machinery. (J . Horner) Cassier, 21: 247.
Hoisting Practice in Pennsylvania Anthracite Region.
(R. V. Norris) Engin. M. 29: 892.
Hokusai, Japanese Artist, with portrait. Open Court,
(W. J . H. King) Geog.
(L. Elkind) Monthly R.
(J . Headlam) Ath.
(R. H. Titherington) Munsey,
I6: 440,
Holbein, Hans. (K. Cox) Scrib. M. 38: 709.
—- and his Work. (E. H. Blashfield) Lamp, 28: 94.
Holbein, Hans, the Younger. Sat. R. 96: 645.
—— Portraits in Windsor Castle. Mast. in Art, 3: pt.
27,
Hold-up, The. (Jeannette Cooper) Booklover’s M. 6:
271,
Hold-up, The. (Ralph H. Barbour) Cosmopol. 38: 289.
Hold-up on Split Mountain, The ; a story. (F. Lynde)
Munsey, 30: 414.
Holden, Mass., Baptisms from the Records of the 1st
Church of, 1743-1822. (F. P. Rice) N. E. Reg. 58:
274, 371-
Holding up a Train; a sketch.
22: 611,
Holdings, Small. (Sir A. M. Mackenzie) Chamb. J.
83: 817,
Hole, W. B., Mural Paintings by. (G. B. Brown) M.
of Art, 26: 214.
Holes in the Heavens.
(O. Henry) McClure,
(J. E. Gore) Knowl. n. s. 3:
- 467.
Holiday, Henry, and his Art. (A. M. Mackay) Westm.
158: 391.
-— Crucifixion; a Transept Window. (H. Holiday) Art
J . 56: 23,
-— Invention of Glass Enameling in Relief.
ray) Studio (Internat.) 25: 304.
Holiday Camps for Schoolboys. (B. J . Mathews) Sun-
day M. 34: 700.
Holiday Dinner giving. (E. B. Tower) Char. 8: 46,
Holiday Faces. (J . C. Goldmark) Char. I 3: 184.
Holiday Law. (A. Fellows) Macmil. n. s. I: 823.
Holiday Tastes. Spec. 97: 289.
Holidays and their Ethics. Macmil. 92: 358. = Liv.
(H. Mur-
Ase. 247= 689-
- and History. (W. R. Thayer) Atlan. 97: 666.
—— English and French compared. (A. Ransome) Temp.
Bar. I33= 310-
— for Brain Workers. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 16.
— Some Little. Outl. 83: 179.
— that Excite rather than Rest one. (F. A. Steel) Sat.
R. 96: 357
Holiness of God and of the Godly. (J . A. Beet) Expos.
7th ser. 2: 531.
Hollams, Sir J . J ottings' of an Old Solicitor. (F. J .
Mather, jr.) Nation, 83: 136.
Holland, Lord, Reminiscenees of. Outl. 84: 625,
Holland, Absorption of, by Germany. (J . E. Barker)
19th Cent. 60: 25,
294
HOLY
Holland, Catholic Revival in, 1903. Cath. World, 80:
463.
—— England and Little States. (D. C. Boulger) 19th
Cent. 51: 1023.
— England, Belgium, and. (Y.) Fortn. 86: 265.
— from the Stern of a Boeier. (E. Penfield) Scrib. M.
34= 721-
— How the Dutch have taken. (F. D. Hill) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 318,
- Land of Windmills. (T. R. Davison) Idler, 29: 155.
-- Libraries in. (D. S1nit) Pub. Lib. 9: 389.
— The Magenta Village. (E. Penfield) Scrib. M. 40:
25,
— Periodical Press of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 185.
— University Life in. (J . D. Hoare) Macmil. 91: 189,
—— will it be Germanized ? (P. J . Troelstra) National,
45: 401, .
Hollingshead, John. Ath. ’O4, 22 523.
Holloway, Marion, Riding of. Outing, 45: 594.
Holloway College, a Model Women’s College. (C.
Ray) Good Words, 43: 636.
Holloway Gaol, Prisoners of Hope in. (M. G. F aw-
cett) Contemp. 90: 820,
Holls, Frederick Wm., with portrait. Colum. Univ.
Q. 6: 40. —With portrait. R. of Rs. (N.Y.) 28:
302,
Holly, Artistic Use of White. Craftsman, 4: 369.
Hollywood, California. Out West, 21: 97.
Holman, Silas W., with portrait. (J . R. Freeman)
Technol. R. 32 I3.
Holmes, B. Lectures. (W. Rice) Dial, 33: 87.
Holmes, G., of Roxbury, Mass., and some of his De-
scendants. (G. A. Gray) N. E. Reg. 58: 21, 143,
254-
Holmes, Oliver W., and Old Ironsides. (J. G. Wil-
son) Bookman, 19: 315.
— Country Home of. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life Am. 8:
308.
Holmes, 0. W., Judge, with portrait. (E. B. Adams)
Green Bag, 15: I. — (G. C. Holt) Indep. 54: 2361,
— (S. Reid; G. P. Morris) Indep. 54: 2057, —
(A. C. Post) McClure, 19: 523. —With portrait.
(G. P. Morris) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 307, —(L_ A,
Jones) Am. Law R. 36: 710,
— Portrait of. Harv. Grad. M. II: 1,
Holmes, Robert, and Spragge, E.; Two Gentlemen
Commanders. (W. J . Fletcher) Cornh. 87: 809,
Holmes Murder Case, Analysis of. (M. Arnold) Green
Bag, 14: 176.
Holroyd, Charles, Etcher. M. of Art, 27: 334. — (A.
L. Baldry) Studio (Internat.) 21: 283,
— Giorgione at Asolo; etching. Art J . 54: 272,
Holst, Herman E. von, the Historian, with portrait.
(L. Hammond) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29! 321. — (A. B.
Hart) Nation, 782 65. —Univ. of Chic. Rec. 8: 153,
Holst, Lauritz, Danish Marine Painter. (E. Staley)
Studio (Internat.) 21: 122,
Holtzmann, Heinrich Julius, with portrait. (P. Carus)
Open Court, 16: 257,
Holtzmann, Ludwig. (G. H. Bryan) Nature, 74: 569.
Holub, Emil. Geog. J. 19: 517.
Holy City, Gold in the. (A. Goodrich) Good Words,
47: 62.
Holy Cross Abbey, Tipperary County, Ireland. Gent.
M. n. s. 771 622.
Holy Edict of K’ang-Hi, The. (P. Carus) Monist, I4:
733-
Holy Grail, Quest of the. (E. A. Abbey) Harper, I05:
525-
— Legend of the. (W. W. Newell) J . Am. Folk-Lore,
I52 54. —- (W. H. Withrow) Meth. R. 62: 253,
Holy Places in the East, Permanence of Religion at.
(W. M. Ramsay) Expos. 7th ser. 2: 454,
HOLY
Holy Shroud, The, and the Verdict of History. Month,
101: 17, 162.
Holy Spirit, Authority of. (A. E. Thomson) Bib. Sac.
63: 427,
— How can we determine the Guidance of the ? (N. M.
Hall) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12: 195.
Holyoake, George Jacob. (N. O. Nelson) Char. 16:
329. ——-(H. Vivian) Econ. J. 16: 161,- With por-
trait. (E. Douglas Shields) World To-da‘y, 10: 436.
— Bygones worth remembering. Ath. ’05, I2 282. —-
(Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic, 47: 156. — Outl. 81:
8".
Holydke, Mass. (F. Quigley) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 386.
—- Water Power Co. vs. City. (C. W. Wright) Q. J .
Econ. 171 342. — (A. D. Adams) Q. J. Econ. 171
64.1-
Holz, Arno, and Walt Whitman. (Amelia von Ende)
Poet-Lore, 16, no. 2: 61, V
Home, Daniel Dunglas, the Spiritual Medium. (A.
Lang) Cornh. 89: 477.
Home, The, and the School. (F. T. Carlton) Educa.
26: 209. .
—— and the Workshop. (V. R. Markham) 19th Cent.
' 582 "70.
— the Edonomic Value of. (C. M. Hill) J . Pol. Econ.
12: 408.
— Education for the. (O. Crisman) Arena, 30: 401.
—Evolution of the. (Marcus Reed) Liv. Age, 250:
419-
- A Father’s View of the. Indep. 61: 911.
— Gilman on. (E. Granger) Dial, 36: 260,
—Horror of. Spec. 88: 833. I Ecl. M. 139: 474, :
Liv. Age, 234: 443,
— The Ideal. (Joy W. Dow) World’s Work, 10: 6399.
— Origin and Development of Love of. (L. D. Ar-
nett) Pedagog. Sem. 9: 324.
— Passing of the, in Great American Cities. (Char-
lotte P. Gilman) Cosmopol. 38: 137.
— Planning of a. Craftsman, I, no. 5: 48.
—— Selection of a. (C. A. Martin) Cosmopol. 34! 545.
—— Selection of the Site. Ctry Life Am. 7: 615.
Home in the Virginia Mountains, 810,000, (F, M,
Boteler) Ctry Life Am. 8: 613.
Home, Wisconsin; an Experiment in Anarchy. (E. E.
Slosson) Indep. 55: 779.
Home Acres; a poem. (R. W. Gilder) Atlan. 92:
230,
Home across the Way, A; an Occult Story. (L. W.
Eldredge) Arena, 28: 524,
Home Colony, A. (U. Sinclair) Indep. 60: 1401.
Home-coming of Byrd Forebush; a story. (A. Mac-
Gowan) Munsey, 30: 397.
Home-coming of Gunga Bishun. Blackw. I71: 173. :
Ecl. M. I392 36.-_—Liv. Age, 233: 436,
Home-coming of Vincent Brooke. (H. Clifford) Cornh.
89: 330.
Home-culture Clubs. (L. P. Powell) Booklover’s M.
5: 381.—-(G. W. Cable) World-’s \Vork, 12: 8110,
Home Life that is Helpful in School Education. Ed-
uca. 24: 439.
Home—made, Things that are. (M. E. Robinson) Gent.
M. n. s. 721 385.
Home-making in a Model Flat. (M. Kittredge) Char.
15: 176. -
Home Market, Manufacturers and the. (E. D. Jones)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: I.
Home Provided, A. (Louise H. Adams) Lippinc. 75:
361,
Home Rule, Fortunes of. (A. Webb) Nation, 74: 304,
-—— without Separation. (Sir H. D. Wolff) I9th Cent.
53: 918.
Home—rule Charter Movements in Missouri. (James
W. S. Peters) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 15 5.
295
HONESTY
Home-rule Government, Can Unionist support a ?
(A. V. Dicey) Contemp. 89: 247.
Home Sketches. (Eliz. H. Gilman) Scrib. M. 352 323.
Home Study. (E. C. Broome) Educa. 232 37!.
—— Hygiene of. (W. H. Burnham) Pedagog. Sem. 12:
213,
Home Trade, Fallacy of. (W. S. Lilly) Fortn. 81: 1 73.
Home Worship. (Charlotte P. Gilman) Indep. 61: 788,
Homer and his Age, Lang’s. Spec. 97: 1046.
— and his Commentators. Ed. R. 201: 189.
— and Sociology. (A. D. Keller) Am. J . Sociol. 9: 37.
— Hymns, ed. by T. W. Allen and E.E. Sikes. Spec.
93= 54-
— Iliad and Odyssey, Roberts’s. (T. D. Seymour)
Nation, 74: 488.
— — Spencer on. (A. C. Barrows) Dial, 371 5.
— The Mother of Navies; Mediterranean History in
the Homeric Poems. (T. A. Cook) F ortn. 82: 912.
— Odyssey, XIII.—XXIV., Monro’s. Ath. ’02, I2 I72.
— — Berard’s Phoenicians and the. (T. D. Seymour)
Nation, 76: 155, 456,
--—— on the Stage. (D. G. Hogarth) Monthly R. 6,
no. 3: I42.
— — Sea-power and. (W. M. Fullerton) Cornh. 87: 245.
— -— Translated by J . W. Mackail. (A. Lang) Chaut.
43: 163.
— Traces of Revelation in.
Q, 29: 356.
Homer, Winslow, Artist. (F. W. Morton) Brush & P.
10: 40.—Critic, 46: 323.
— Crayon Studies by. (VV. W. Cole) Brush & P. 11:
(W. M. Drum) Am. Cath.
271,
-— Exponent of Design in Painting. (F. Fowler) Scrib.
M. 33: 638.
— Marine Paintings. (C. H. Caffin) Critic, 431 548.
Homer tries a Rest Cure. (S. Ford) Outing, 48: 578.
Homeric Knowledge of the High North. (K. Blind)
Monthly R. 24, no. 23 121.
Homeric Question, Latest Lights on the. Quar. I99:
245-
Homeric Society, Keller on. School R. 10: 412.
Homes, Aboriginal American. (G. W. James) Crafts-
man, 8: 459, 640, 781,
— Artistic, at Small Expense.
Baz. 40: 723.
— Cottage, The Firvale Union. (A. N. Lincoln) Chain
15: 116.
-— for the Workmen.
Homesick Soul, A.
(Martha Cutler) Harp.
Craftsman, 8: 106,
(J. Golay) New Eng. M. n. s. 34:
31.
Homicide, Effects of Immigration on, in American
Cities. (M. Shipley) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 160,
- in New Hampshire. (Harry G. Nutt) Am. Statis.
Assoc. 91 220.
— of the Hopelessly Ill, Shall we legalize it ? Outl.
82: 2 52,
Homing of Fissurella and Siphonaria. (M. A. ‘Willcox)
Science, n. s. 22! 90.
Homing Tides. (E. Macvane) Harper, 111: 859.
Homewards. (Amelia Rosselli) Liv. Age, 2441 469.:
Ec1.M._144: 538.
Homoplasy as a Law of Latent or Potential Homology.
(H. F. Osborn) Am. Natural. 35$ 259.
Hon. Bill Hicks’s Marriage Competition, The. (P. E.
Browne) Munsey, 35: 767.
Honduras, British, Ruins of Indian Church in. Am.
Antiq. 26: 32.
-— Recent Discoveries in. Am. Antiq. 252 49.
-—— Ruined_ Cities in. (S. D. Peet) 251 287.
Honesty, Business, and Honesty. (O. K. Stuart) Indep.
55= 675-
- in Talk; an Unattained Ideal. (U. L. Silberrad)
Sund. M. 34: 908,
HONEY
Honey Harvests, The. (H. F. P. Battersby) Sat. R.
98: 490.
Honey Lake Valley, Cal. (C. H. Peterson) Calif. M.
3= 249.
Honeymoon, The. (Zona Gale) Cosmopol. 39: 299,
Honeymoon in a Canoe, A. (Winifred Fales) Cosmo-
pol. 41: 361.
Honeymoon Flat, The. (Harvey J . O’Higgins) Every-
body’s, I3: 241.
Honeysuckles. Rehder’S Synopsis of the Genus Loni-
cera. (N. S. Britten) Science, 11. s. 19: 145.
Honfleur the Sedate. (J . A. J anvier) Harper, 108: 6 59,
Hong Kong. (J . S. Thomson) Canad. M. 19: 485.
-—- Administration in. (A. Ireland) Outl. 72: 741.
Hongwanji Expedition, 1902-03; Japanese Pilgrimage
to the Buddhist Holy Land. (K. Otani) Cent. 501
866,
Honolulu, Life in. (B. F. Herrick) Calif. M. It 381.
— Library and Reading Room Assoc. (H. L. Hille-
brand) Pub. Lib. 91 414.
-—- Longitude of. (J . F. Hayford) Science, 11. s. 18: 589.
Honor, Financial, Chastity of. (H. Lamont) Nation,
8111 477.
— in College Student Life.
uca. R. 30: 384.
— the Question of -or vs. -our.
Harper, I10: 187.
—— Widening Sense of. (E. Poole) Outl. 84: 819,
Honor of Authorship, The. (Mary Morrison) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 21: 601.
Honor of Daud Khan, The; a story. Blackw. I79: 524.
Honor of a Family, The; a story. (Noah Brooks)
Californian, 4: 365.
Honor of Sexton Maginnis. (M. F. Egan) Cent. 49: 212.
Honor System iif American Colleges.
vens) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68! I76. — (W. DeWitt Hyde)
Nation, 83: 412.—‘ (E. S. Joynes) Nation, 83: 259.
— in College and out. (F. G. Allinson ; E. S. Joynes)
Nation, 831 458. ~
-—- in South Carolina.
Honorable Artillery Company of London.
Lovell) New Eng. M. 11. s. 29: I37.
— in Boston, Oct., 1903. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 241.
Honorable Lige, The, and the Cigarette Law. (L.
Scott) Cosmopol. 40: 54,
Hooch, Pieter de. Life, Works, and Bibliography.
Mast. in Art. 32 pt. 29.
(C. Alphonso Smith) Ed-
(T. R. Lounsbury)
(E. L. Green) Nation, 82: 117,
(A. T.
Hood, Robin. (E. Brabr'ook) Antiq. n. s. 42: 208, 263,
“ Hoodoo’s ” Mine, The. (J . M. F ullom) Overland,
n. s. 45: 382.
Hood’s Wood Violet. (C. B. Loomis) Lippinc. 77: 589,
Hook, Theodore. (S. H. N. St. Cyres) Cornh. 89: 77,
Hooker, Justice, The Case of. (H. Lamont) Nation,
80: 64.
Hooker, Katharine, with portrait. Lamp, 27: 58,
Hooker, Richard, a Statesman of the English Church.
(H. S. Nash) Am. J. Theol. 7: 563.
Hooliganism, How to put down. (R. Anderson) 19th
Cent. 52: I3.
Hooper, Bishop. Visitation of Gloucester, 1551. (J .
Gairdner) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 98,
Hooper, Franklin W., with portrait. (H. Macmahon)
World To-day, I0: 194,
Hoosac Tunnel. (E. P. Pressy) New Eng. M. n. s. 26:
117. ->
Hoosick Junction.
Hop Garden, A California.
land, 11. s. 45: 325.
Hop-picking in Kent as Sport. Sat. R. I00: 336.
— in N. Y. (C. G-~Brainard) Ctry Life Am. 6: 342.
—- Pleasanton Valley, Cal. (O. Willi) Out West, 19:
Atlan. 982 427.
(Janet MacDonald) Over-
15 5 .
Hope, Anthony. See Hawkins, Anthony H.
296
(W. Le C. Ste-_

HORSE
Hope, Sir Thomas, Diary of. (J . Colville) Soot. Hist.
R. an 423-
Hope. (A. Bierbower) Chant. 40: 5 57.
-— as a Factor in Religion. (G. Tyrrell) Cath. World,
82: 19".
Hopedale, lYlass. (L. G. Nilson) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
487.
Hopi Ceremonial Frames from Arizona. (J . W. -
Fewkes) Am. Anthropol. 8: 664,
—- from Cafion de Chelly, Arizona. (J . W. F ewkes)
Am. Anthropol. 8: 664,
Hopi Indian Composer, A11.
626, _
Hopi Indians. (L. Akin) Craftsman, 10: 314.
— Festivals of, Minor. (J . W. F ewkes) Am. Anthro-
pol. 42 482.
— Worship of, Sky-god Personations in. (J . W.
F ewkes) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I 5: I4.
Hopi Pueblos, Sun’s Influence on the Form of. (J .
W. F ewkes) Am. Anthropol. 8: 88.
Hopi Shrines near the East Mesa, Arizona.
F ewkes) Am. Anthropol. 8: 346.
Hopkins, Albert, and Williamstown.
New Eng. M. 31: 665.
Hopkins, Esek, Commodore, with portrait.
Griffin) Booklover’s M. 6: 574.
Hopkins, Henry, President of VVilliams College. Outl.
70: 514.
Hopkins, Rev. John, Welsh Rector of the Last Cen-
tury. (E. A. Parry) Cornh. 91: 32.
Hopkins Seaside Laboratory, The. (E. B. Hoag) Land
of Sun. 4: 223.
Hopkinson, Francis. (A. R. Marble) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 289,
Hopkinson, John, Scientific Papers of. (W. E. Ayrton)
Nature, 70: 169.
Horace. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 28.
—- for English Readers, Wickham’s. Ath. ’O4, 11 39.
— (F. P. Nash) Nation, 78: 312.
— A Roman Advocate of the Simple Life.
Haight) Poet-Lore, 17, no. 11 78.
— The Wines of. (G. L. Apperson) Antiq. n. s. 41:
298,
Horace Mann School in N. Y. City.
field) World’s Work, 10: 6418,
Hordern, Lieutenant, Prize Essay of. (E. R. Fre-
mantle) Un. Serv. M. 252 242. — (F. T. Jane) Un.
Serv. M. 25: 247.
Horn, Mrs. B. S. ; Amateur Golf Champion of Amer-
ica. Outing, 44: 63.
Horn, Cape, A Gale off. (C. G. Davis) Outing, 39: 647.
Hornby, Lester G., Sketches by. Studio (Internat.)
27: 122.
Horne, C. Silvester, with portrait. Renascence of
N onconformity in England. (W. T. Stead) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 710.
Horniman Free Museum, London. Studio (Internat.)
15: 196.
Horopter, On the. (G. T. Stevens) Psychol. R. 11: 186.
Horrors too Public. Sat. R. 100: 395.
Horse, American Cavalry. (W. E. Ellis) Munsey, 33:
(N. Curtis) Harper, 107:
(J . W.
(Grace G. Niles)
(M. I. J .
(Eliz. H.
(Dorothy Can-
-1
31
— Aamerican Saddle-. (C. E. Trevathan) Munsey, 34:
67.
—— Ancestry of the. (F. A. Lucas) Idler, 21: 117, -
(R. Lydekker) Knowl. 27: 16,
—- Arabian, its Present Place and Mission. (H. Daven-
port) Ctry Life Am. 10: 428,
-—- Army. (B. Purdy) Army &. Navy Life, 8, no. 12:
73-
- Buying a. (C. P. Sawyer) Ctry Life Am. 9: 720,
10: 64.
-— Destiny of the. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 209,
HORSE
Horse, Evolution of the. (H. F. Osborn) Nature, 70:
520. —- (W. L. Beasley) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 302.
—— — in America. (H. F. Osborn) Cent. 47: 3.
— Hans, the Wonderful Thinking, of Berlin. (E. C.
Heyn) McClure, 25: 84.—Munsey, 33: 53. — (J.
Meehan) Nature, 70: 602, -Spec. 93: 422,
-— Harness and Country Turnouts. (B. Purdy) Ctry
Life Am. 2: 64,
—- Home of the Thorough Bred. (L. G. Giltner) Mun-
sey, 27: 105- _
-—— in America. (J . G. Speed) Cent. 44: 667.
—— Intelligence of the. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 340.
— Later History of the. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 27:
171.
— Mental Limitations of the. (F. M. Ware) Outing,
49: 122,
—— Mind of a. (H. C. Merwin) Ctry Life Am. 5: 217.
—- of the Present and Future. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37:
119,
— Origin of the. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Nature, 70: 5 3.
— Packing a. (S. E. White) Outing, 45: 98.
— A Reasoning. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 463.
— Riding—, The All-around. (B. Purdy) Ctry Life Am.
4: 20,
—— Saddle-, Bitting a.
-— -— Education of a.
358-
— Systematic Training of the.
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 344.
—Thoroughbred, Genealogy of the.
19th Cent. 59: 58.
— — Origin of the. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 307.
—-— —- Ridgeway on the. (R. Leydekker) Nature, 37:
I25. —Ath. ’06, I: 255,
— Trotting-, Training of. (P. Colt) Ctry Life Am. 6:
' 428,
— Use and Domestication of.
Am. Antiq. 26: 165.
— The Wild. Nature, 68: 271.
Horse Brasses. (L. Eckenstein) Reliquary, 46: 247.
Horse-breeding, English, and Army Remounts. (W.
Gilbey) 19th Cent. 55: 974.
— for the Empire in Canada.
Serv. Inst. 32: 284.
-— for the Empire in N. W. Canada.
Un. Serv. M. 26: 202,
Horse-dealing, Fraud in.
I02,
Horse-drawn Vehicles, Equipage of the Millionaire.
(F. S. Arnett) Munsey, 29: 641.
Horse-racing. (B. Purdy) Outing, 43: 96.
— American. (F. Trevelyan) Outing, 42: 3.
—-— 1903 Outlook. (A. F. Bowers) Outing, 42: 155,
—-— and the Public. (L. Scott) World’s Work, 12:
78
(F. M. Ware) Outing, 44: 370.
(Philip Colt) Ctry Life Am. 7:
(A. H. C. Phillpotts)
(W. S. Blunt)
(A. F. Chamberlain)
(T. B. Strange) J . Mil.
(T. B. Strange)
(W. P. Pond) Outing, 46:
67.
-— Average Day’s Cost of. (R. Bache) Outing, 48:
412,
—- Best Horse of the I905 Season. (W. P. Pond) Out-
ing. 47= 652-
— Delusions of. (D. G. Phillips) Cosmopol. 38: 351.
— English, 1903. (F. Trevelyan) Outing, 42: I 59.
—- Famous Old-time Races. (R. W. Woolley) Munsey,
32: 286.
-—- Grand Circuit in 1904. (T. F. Marsten) Munsey,
32: 421,
-— in Canada. (F. Nelson) Canad. M. 19: 230,
— in Paris. (V. Thompson) Outing, 42: 561,
(C. E. Trevathan) Outing, 43: 361.
(Hassard) Outing, 44: 493,
(F. Trevelyan) Outing,
-— 1903 Season.
— Picking Winners.
— Racing Seat of the Future.
42: 509-
-— Rules of the Turf. (J . F. Marsten) Munsey, 31: 449,
—— Scientific. (W. S. Vosburgh) Outing, 41: 31.
297
HORSES
Horse-racing; Sport of Kings in America.
(J. F.
Marsten) Munsey, 28: 161.
— Sysonby. (O’N. Sevier) Munsey, 34: 207.
—- They ’re at the Post! (J . H. Tuckerman) Outing,
461 439-
- Two-minute Trotter, the. (J . F. Marsten) Munsey,
30: 448-
Horse Show and the Show Horse. (F. M. Ware) Out-
ing, 40: I3-
— Breeding Classes. (F. T. Underhill) Outing, 43: 488.
—N. Y. 1902. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 41: 520. — (C. B.
Davis) Outing, 41: 551,
—_ Outdoor. (J . H. Tuckerman) Outing, 44: 569.
— Royal Dublin Society. (V. Thompson) Outing, 43:
400,
Horse Zebra, Hybrids. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: I52.
Horseback Riding. California Saddles and Riding
Equipment. (M. C. Frederick) Calif. M. 4: 179.
— Cross-saddle for Women. (C. Kittredge) Out West,
21: 28. —- (B. Purdy) Outing, 46: 463,
— First Principles of. (J . I. Romer) Ctry Life Am.
5: 281,
-— How a Woman learns.
Outing, 44: 117.
— Learning to ride. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 49: 413.
—Loug-distance, in the U. S. Army. (H. Romeyn)
Outing, 45: 487.
Horse’s Tale, A; a story.
113: 327. 539-
Horses, American, for the Philippines.
World’s Work, 8: 5299.
— American Trotter. (H. Davenport) Outing, 42:
(Mrs. W. H. Thompson)
(Mark Twain) Harper,
(J. G. Steed)
426,
-— and Ponies, Multiple Origin of. (J . C. Ewait) N a-
ture, 69: 590.
— and Rough Riding on the Stage. (B. Bates) Out-
ing. 44: I03-
-— Approaching Famine of. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 40:
13,
— Breeding and preparing Blue Ribbon Show Horses.
(F. M. Ware) Ctry Life Am. II: 60.
— Champion. (J . F. Marsten) Munsey, 29: 449. '
— Comparison of the European and American Eocene.
Science, 11. s. 17: 672.
—— Condition in, and how to attain it. (F. M. Ware)
Outing, 43: I21.
——-Five—toed. (T. Gill) Science, 11. s. 19: 737. —(K.
E. Dopp) Science, 11. s. 20: 20.
——-for Military Purposes, and how to produce them.
(H. K. Bush-Brown) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 412.
— High-jumping. (J . H. Tuckerman) Outing, 44: 407.
— How to acquire “ Hands” on your Horse. (F. M.
Ware) Outing, 48: 634,
— How to bit your Horse.
507.
— How to feed your Horse.
47: 801,
-— How to harness, saddle, and bridle your Horse.
M. Ware) Outing, 48: 245.
-— How to know the Horse you buy. (F. M. Ware)
Outing, 47: 505.
—- How to train your Colts. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 49:
253-
— Irishman and his Horse. (V. Thompson) Outing,
43: 400,
— Longeing and training at Obstacles. (Raoul de
Gontaut-Biron) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 361 565. 37:
181.363, 537.
— of the Future. Spec. 88: 397.
— of the German Artillery, Qualities of the. J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 33: 489.
— Race, Deterioration of American.
than) Outing, 44: 623.
(F. M. Ware) Outing, 48:
(F. M. Ware) Outing,
(F.
(C. E. Treva-
HORSES
Horses, Rest-cure for. (H. C. Merwin) Ctry Life Am.
' 6: 254-
—— Saddle, Training of. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 44:
7'9-
—— ——.2l‘ype in. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 44: 512.
—— Stalls and Stabling for. (F. M. Ware) Outing, 471
64,2.
-—- Supply of, for India. Sat. R. 93: 227.
— — Our Present and Future. (Egerton of Tatton)
National, 45: 662.
-—- Thoroughbreds of I904. (J. F. Marsten) Munsey,
31: 260.
—— Training Thoroughbreds for the Race Track. (W.
F. Pond) Outing, 40: 722,
—~ Wild, Australian Drive of. (J . F. Hobbs) Outing,
as 421-
- Work, Parade of.
W 535-
— Yankee. (H. C. Merwin) Outing, 45: 26.
Horseshoe, the. (E. Phillpotts) Outl. 81: 482.
Horseshoeing. How to shoe your Horse. (F. M. Ware)
Outing, 48: 376.
Horseshoes ‘and Horseshoeing, Folk-lore of.
Fleming) 19th Cent. 52: 309,
—— Etruscan, from Corneto. (W. N. Bates) Am. J .
Archeeol. 2d ser. 6: 398,
Horsley, John Calcott. Acad. 65: 452. — Spec. 921 20.
(Paul R. Foster) World To-day,
(G.
Horticulture, Commercial, Woman in. (Maggie D.
, Brainard) Calif. M. 3: 720.
“Horton, The E. A.,” Recapture of. (T. J. Par-
tridge) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 636.
Horton vs. Packard ; a story. (F. Walworth) Cosmo—
pol. 3 5: 667.
Hospital needed at a University.
51 I74.
— of St. Katherine, The Royal. (W. M. J . Williams)
Chamb. J. 82: 510.
— The Small, Plea for. Char. 10: 75.
— Whitgift, of the Holy Trinity. (A. C. Jonas) An-
tiq. n. s. 412 464. .
Hospital Accounting. (S. Low) Char. 16: 22,
Hospital Finance. (D. C. Murray) Contemp. 88: 794.
— (S. Holland) Contemp. 89: 41.
Hospital Matron, Memories of a. (E. V. Mason) At-
lan. 90: 305, 475.
Hospital Needs and Finances. Char. I 5: 212.
Hospital Sanitation. (VV. P. Gerhard) Am. Arch. 87:
I27. I35-
-—_ and Architecture; Bibliography.
Am. Arch.8g: 6.
Hospital Situation in New York. Char. I21 156.
Hospital System on Trial. Char. 11: 267.
Hospitality, English vs. American. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 96: 392.
Hospitals, Administration of, in the United States.
(M. Banfield) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 328.
-—- and Medical Schools. (E. J . Prior) Macmil. 92:
139.
—- as Pauper-makers. Spec. 97: 8.
-—- as Public Charges rather than‘ Private Charities.
Sat. R. 97: 6.
-—— Bazaar Helps for. Sat. R. 97: 808.
-—- Efiiciency of. (W. H. Allen) Am. J. Soc. 12: 298,
—- Evolution of. (C. A. Osborne) Pedagog. Sem. 9: 28.
— How to build. Am. Arch. 90: 134.
—- An Ideal Hospital. (J . Tozier) Archit. Rec. 18:
Calif. Univ. Chron.
(W. P. Gerhard)
376-
— Mediaeval. (E. Speakman) Dub. R. 133: 283.
— Mt. Sinai Hospital. (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec.
18: 367.
—— Public Conscience and. (F. Tucker) Char. I3: 28 5,
— Sanitary Construction of. (A. S. Snell) Am. Arch.
81: 46,
298
HOUSE
Hospitals, should not be Dependent on Charity. Sat.
R. 101: 744.
Hostages to Momus. (O. Henry) Munsey, 33: 466.
Hot Springs and Volcanic Phenomena. (E. Suess)
Geog. J. 20: 517.
— Arkansas, Radio-active Properties of the Waters of.
(B. B. Boltwood) Am. J. Sci. 170: 128.
Hot Waves. Causation of. (H. M. Watts) J . Frankl.
Inst. 153: 285.
Hotbeds, Construction and Care of. (J . D. Bennett)
Ctry Life Am. 1: 133.
Hotel, How a Big, is managed. Chamb. J . 82: 4.05.
———What it ought to be. (Joy W. Dow) World’s
Work, 9: 6083.
—- Workings of a Modern.
Work, 5: 3171.
Hotel Acquaintance, An; a story.
Temp. Bar, 130: 312, .
Hotel Life as a Rest. Sat. R. 972 73.
Hotels as Homes. (Lady Grove) Cornh. 86: 380.:
Liv. Age, 235: 171. = Critic, 41: 35. I Ecl. M.
I39= 744-
— — in New York City.
12: 459, 621,
— Three New. (A. C. David) Archit. Rec. 17: 167.
Houbron, Frederic, Painter. (O. Uzanne) Studio (In-
ternat.) I91 31.
Houdetot, Madame d’. (A. Laugel) Nation, 77: 422,
Houghton-le-Spring, Records of, 1531-1771. (R. W.
Ramsey) Eng. Hist. R. 20: 673.
Hounds, Following the. (Mary Aldis) World To-day,
11: 1027,
Hour and a Half from Jamestown; a story.
Thomas) Harper, I04: 815,
Hour-glass, The; a Morality. (W. B. Yeats) No. Am.
177: 445-
House, The. (A. M. Sholl) Atlan. 981 693.
— Aura of a. Spec. 89: 486.
-—Building it off the Land. (O. W. Burgess) Ctry
Life Am. 6: 518,
— built around a Garden.
616.
—— How to estimate what it will cost.
Ctry Life Am. 8: 634,
— Model American. (K. C. Budd) World’s Work, 5:
(A. B. Paine) World’s
(M. E. Jeifreys)
(W. Hutchins) Archit. Rec.
(A. E.
(P. Colt) Ctry Life Am. 8:
(F. C. Brown)
3344- '
— Old English Country, Cropthorne, Worcestershire.
Studio (Internat.) 25: 292,
—— on a Cliff; Residence of Livingston Jenks. Archit.
Rec. 20: 489.
—— Outside Finish of a. (E. C. Holtzoper) Ctry Life 7
Am. 9: 57.
—— Philosopher who built a. (C. T. Whitefield) Ctry
Life Am. 6: 527.
-— Planning of a. (E. C. Holtzoper) Ctry Life Am. 8:
619.
— Suburban, Plan of a. (H. P. G. Maule) Studio (In-
ternat.) I92 94.
—— Sea-side, Design for a. (Mabel T. Priestman) Studio
(Internat.) 25: xlv,
— A Successfully Remodeled.
Life Am. 8: 625.
—— that can be built for $5500.
Am. 9: 48.
—— that can really be built for $7500. (J. W. Dow)
Ctry Life Am. 9: 317. -
— that was really built for $6500.
Life Am. 9: 715.
House Beautiful, The.
(A. H. Gleason) Ctry
(J . W. Dow) Ctry Life
(S. Stone) Ctry
(A. Rehmann) Craftsman, 7:
67. '
Houise Divided, A. (E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 72: 515,
House in Hertfordshire, A. Ecl. M. 142: 156. =Liv.
Age. 2391 656‘
" — Coming Battle with.
HOUSE
House in the Wood; a story. (T. Roberts) Canad. M.
21: 321.
House of Cards, A; a Dramatic Episode. (Van T.
Sutphe'n) Harper, I09: 901,
House of Commons. (L. Irwell) Green Bag, I 5: 269.
—- at Work. (M. MacDonagh) Monthly R. 25, no.
1= 54-: Liv- Age. 25K 584-
- Enlargement of the. (C. Barry) 19th Cent. 59: 565.
-—— Escott on. Ath. ’02, 2: 611.
— from -the Inside. (R. Farquharson) Longm. 451 29.
— Glimpses of Life in the. (H. Norman) Cent. 46: 3.
— How Payment of Members and Reduction of Army
Estimates are Possible. Westm. 165: 500.
— Impressions of. National, 44: 78. _—‘Ecl. M. 143:
330. I Liv. Age, 243: 108,
—- Lessening Power of. Sat. R. 99: 333.
—- A Little Cloud like a Man’s Hand.
Westm. I66: 628.
—— The Lungs of. (H. W. Lucy) Liv. Age, 245: 220.
IIEcl. M. 144: 816.
-— New. (J . H. Yoxall) Cornh. 93¢ 509.-—(Henry W.
Lucy) Blackw. I79: 553. ILiv. Age, 2492 394.
-— New Ordeal of the. (T. H. S. Escott) Fortn. 79: 46.
— New Rules and Old Circumstances. (H. W. Lucy)
19th Cent. 55: 564.
-— Oratory in. (M. MacDonagh) Macmil. 901 I49.
— Procedure in. (F. W. Hirst) Indep. R. 7: 224,
— Porritt’s Unreformed. (G. M. Wrong) Am. Hist.
R. g:_ 565.
-— Power of. (A. Mackintosh) Spec. 93: 1005,
——Redistribution. (J. Herlihy), Westm. I63: 237,-—
(J . H. Schooling) Fortn. 771 343.
-— A Reformed. (P. Barry) Westm. I57: 255.
— Regeneration of the. (C. P. Trevelyan) Indep. R.
(T. E. J acob)
71 37°-
— Review of the Session, 1905. (Viscount Turnour)
Cornh. 92: 388.
—— Sergeant—at-arms.
1: .
--Speaker of. Sat. R. 961 637.——Sat. R. 99: 725.:
Eel. M. 142: 211, : Liv, Age, 239: 816,
-— Ventilation of. (H. W. Lucy) Cornh. 87: 168,
—— Visitors in. (T. H. S. Escott) Chamb. J . 81: 263,
— Winning a Seat in. (A. C. F. Boulton) Canad. M.
27: 17. '
House of the Dead Hand; a story. (E. Wharton)
Atlan. 94: 145.
House of Fulfillment, The; a novel.
McClure, 23: 19-641.
House of Lords, The. (W. Everett) Atlan. 98: 79o,—
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 83: 477.—(H. Maxwell)
19th.Oent. 60: 1.—-Outl. 84: 957.
— and the Country. (Lord Newton) National, 48:
(M. MacDonagh) Macmil. n. s.
(G. M. Martin)
593-
—— and the Future. (C. Trevelyan) Indep. R. 4: 219.
— and the Government. (H. Maxwell) 19th Cent. 60:
861.
—— as a Legal Tribunal, Frederic Harrison on. Sat. R.
101: 163.
— as the Supreme Court of Appeal.
Donagh) Monthly R. 25, no. 31 73.
-— Case for the. (D. C. Lathbury) Fortn. 85: 557,
(H. W. Massingham) Indep.
(Michael Mac-
R. 11: 254.
— in its Judicial Capacity. (L. Irwell) Green Bag, I 5:
567. .
— Liberal Party and the. (W. Modlen) Westm. 165:
10,
— A New Way with. (J. A. Hobson) Indep. R. 6,
no. 3: .
-— A Night in the. (M. MacDonagh) Monthly R. 24,
no. 1: 66.=Liv. Age, 250: 465.
— The Opposition in. Liv. Age, 248: 819,
299
l
HOUSEKEEPING
House of Lords, Past, Present, and Future. (VV. T.
Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 593.
— Question of. (H. L. Eccles) Canad. M. 26: 521,
— Replenishing the. (W. V. Roberts) Chamb. J . 81 : 91.
House of Mercy, A. (J ennette Lee) Scrib. M. 342 754.
House of Mirth, The. (Edith Wharton) Scrib. M. 37:
19-469. 38: 81-615.
House of Representatives, Treaty-making Power of.
(C. Robinson) Yale R. 12: 191,
House of the Terraces, The. (A. Colton) Harper,
111: 83.
House of Worship, Proper and Improper Deportment
in. (E. H. Dornbloser) Luth. Q. 32: 163.
House on Fayette Street, The. (Jane Belfield) Lip-
pinc. 77: 103.
House on the Uplands, The. (A. B. De Mille) Indep.
54; 1701.
House with Many Doors, The.
Se)’, 34: 339-
House with the Tree ; a story. (J . S. Clouston)
Blackw. I76: 653.
House—boat, Charm of the. (S. Crowther, jr.) Munsey,
351 527-
House-boat Cruiser.
Am. 8: 175.
House—boats. (V. M. Pierce; Clay Emery) Ctry Life
Am. 4: 122. '
— Life in, on the Mississippi. (C. Johnson) Outing,
46: 81,
—~ on Ainerican Waters. Ctry Life Am. 10: 187,
House-breakers in the Alps; a story. (D. G. H. G.)
Cornh. 94: 381,
House Decoration; Color in the House. (W. A. Dyer)
Craftsman, 2: 304,
—- A House and Home. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 2: 242.
—- Interior, Scottish. (W. R. Watson) Studio (Inter-
nat.)18: 104.
— Ornament in the House. (S. Howe) Craftsman, 3: 85 .
—— Visit to House of Mr. Stickley. (S. Howe) Crafts-
man, 3: 161.
House Design, A Craftsman. (H. Ellis) Craftsman, 4:
269
(A. McC. Sholl) Mun-
(F. L. Humphreys) Ctry Life
House Mottoes. (H. N. E.) National, 45: 276.
House-tents in California. (H. L. Jones) Out West,
20: 237,
Household, Passing of the. (Goldwin Smith) Indep.
591 422-
Household Budgets Abroad; Australia.
Wise) Cornh. 90: 631,
—- Canada. (J . N. McIlwraith) Cornh. 90,: 806.
— France. (M. B. Betham-Edwards) Cornh. 90: 336.
—— Germany. (Mrs. A. Sidgwick) Cornh. 90: 87.
—— Italy. (L. Villari) Cornh. 90: 467.
— United States. (Mrs. Ruth K. Gardiner) Cornh. 90:
18
(Mrs. B. R.
1.
Household Employees. (I. R. Wallach) Cosmopol. 3 5:
6
Household Interruptions vs. Literary Immorality. (C.
B. Loomis) Critic, 46: 461,
Housekeeper’s Responsibility. (J . S. Klink) Atlan.
95: 372-
Housekeeper’s Story. (E. K. Marble) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27! 744.
Housekeeping and the National Well-being. (C. Jack-
son) 19th Cent. 58: 298. ’
— Changes in. (E. Hadwen) Chamb. J . 80: 632.
-—— Co-operative. (C. T. Herrick) Munsey, 31: 185.
—- English and American. (M. E. L. Addis) Lippinc.
71: 68.
— for the Rich. (Emily Harrington) Everybody’s, 14:
497-
Housekeeping, How I lightened our.
wood) Indep. 591 I337.
(Laura C. Rock-
HOUSEKEEPING
Housekeeping, in France. (M. B. Betham-Edwards)
Cornh. 891 367.
—- in Miniature. Craftsman, 4: 192,
-— Old and New. (Marion Talbot) World To-day, 92
1307,
Houses, Architectural Designs for. (A. Mitchell) Stu-
dio (Internat.) I8: 179,
— Best House to live in. (J. W. Dow) World’s Work,
7: 4290.
—— Big, The Vanity of. (J. Burroughs) Cosmopol. 411
89.
—- Construction of Important Features of. (E. C.
Holtzoper) Ctry Life Am. 8: 431,
-- for Workingmen, The Rothschild, in Paris.
F rantz) Studio (Internat.) 28: 115.
—- Modern. (T. R. Davison) Idler, 24: 507, 638, 783.
30: 78.
— The New New York House.
Rec. I91 83.
-- Old, in the Cotswold District. Antiq. n. s. 41: 106.
-- — in Jefferson Co., N. Y. (C. de Kay) Archit. Rec.
20: 103.
— Plans and Illustrations of. Archit. Rec. 11: 2 3-112,
—- Plastered. (C. Bragdon) Archit. R. 11: 21,
Housewife, The; a Story retold from the French of
Nicholas de Caen. (J. B. Cabell) Harper, 113: 355,
Housewifery, Teaching of, in the London School
Board. (M. A. Hood) Char. 15: 897,
Housewives, Some 17th-Century. (Lady Violet Gre-
ville) 19th Cent. 58: 796.=Liv. Age, 248: 293.
Housing and Social Conditions in a Slavic Neighbor-
hood. (M. B. Sayles) Char. 13: 257.
—— Co-partnership in. (H. Vivian) Econ. R. 16: 76,
— Experience of the Question. (N. G. Pierson) Indep.
R. 2: 3.
— for Workers ; Bourneville Village Experiment.
(Lyra D. Trueblood) Arena, 34: 449.
— Home Truths about. (C. G. Hay) National, 39: 111.
—- in Boston. (R. E. Miles) Char. I7: 96.
-— in London, Booth on. Indep. R. 2: I.
—— in the Smaller Municipalities. (C. J. Allen) Char.
14: 717.
—— Lessons from Germany.
(H.
(M. Schuyler) Archit.
(T. G. Horsfall) Indep. R.
4: I.
—— Municipal. Am. Arch. 85: I01.
—— — in Germany. (K. Biicher) Munic. Aif. 6: 167.
—— A Neglected Phase of the Problem. (R. H. Knorr)
Arena, 30: 420,
— of Cambridge, Eng. (H. Cayley) Econ. R. 14: 413.
— of City Masses. (E. R. L. Gould) Internat. Q. 10:
349.
— of Employees, Cadbury’s Experiment in. (A. L.
Diggsl) Cosmopol. 35: I90.
—- of Large Families, How Paris provides for. R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 312,
— of the People. (E. Ansell) Westm. 159: 523,
—- of the Poor. (B. Taylor) Fortn. 84: 904.
—Problem of. (W. Smart) Econ. J. I4: 527. — (B.
Taylor) Temp. Bar, 125: 605,
—- .-— Co-operation as a Factor in.
Econ. R. 12: 129,
— -— The Evicted English.
Monthly R. 15, no. 1: 49,
— —~ in American Cities. (L. Veil] er) Ann. Am. Acad.
(H. W. Wolff)
(W. Evans-Gordon)
Pol. Sci. 25: 248.
-— — Local Authorities and the, in 1901. (L. Fisher)
Econ. J. 12: 263,
—- —— Municipal Aspects of. (B. Taylor) Monthly R.
18, no. 3: I13.
— Question of. (B. Taylor) Temp. Bar, 131: 693,
-— Rural; a Lesson from Ireland.
temp. 82: 401,
-- Town Problem of. (Lettice Fisher) Econ. J. I 5: 23_
(G. Slater) Con-
300
HOW
Housing Conditions in Jersey City. (M. B. Sayles)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: supp,
Housing Problem facing Congress. _ (R. T. Ely) Char.
12: 161. -
—- in England. (B. Meakin) Char. 10: 592.
— in Los Angeles. (B. B. Stoddart) Char. 15: 295,
Housing Question, The. (Sir S. G. Johnson) Econ. R.
14: 178,
— in Germany. Am. Arch. 88: 87,
-— in London. Sat. R. 95: 222.
—— — in 1903. (F. Thomasson) Westm. 159: 251.
Housing Reform in Germany. Am. Arch. 82: 60,
— Rural, in England. (T. B. Phillips) J. Soc. Arts,
52: 410,
Housman, Laurence. Bethlehem. (C. St. John) Critic,
42: 136. —— Reply to Critics. (L. Housman) Critic,
42: 141. — (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 76: 49.
Houston, Sam. (E. Hough) Outing, 43: 572.
—— and his Battles. (C. T. Brady) McClure, 18: 5 55.
—— and Secession. (C. A. Culberson) Scrib. M. 39:
584.
— A Conversation with.
Assoc. Q. 3: 279.
(J. H. Reagan) Texas Hist.
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How the American Boy is educated. Chaut. 40: 5 58.
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How the Baby held up Two Armies. (Mary G. Hum-
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How the Barlows took it. (S. Ford) McClure, 25:
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How the Bill went through. (G. Brinton) New Eng.
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How Caldwell “ made Good.”
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How Condy Dhu raised the Devil.
Lippinc. 761 722.
How Cyclone Bill got his Religion. (V. Sheard) Canad.
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How the Deal turned out; a story.
ins. 4°= 285-
How Ebenezer entertained.
M. n. s. 28: 181.
How the Fairies came to Ireland ; a story.
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How I frustrated a Burglar.
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How I governed Buffalokraal. Contemp. 81: 516, 667.
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How it ended. (C. R. Lichfield) Macmil. n. s. 1: 220,
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How Jones got his Revenge. (Alfred Stoddart) Lip-
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How Lady Gowan was entertained; a story. (J.
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How Lalavoine won the Cross.
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(S. MacManus)
(A. Stoddart) Out-
(A. E. Allen) New Eng.
(H. Tem-
(G. Evelyn Fischer)
(Charles Warren) Scrib.
(A. L. Sykes) New
(A. W. Arnold)
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How Miss Turkington did not see Queen Victoria. (S.
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How Morag found her Lad. Liv. Age, 232: 299.
.II()lNT
How the Mysterious Ten came to celebrate Christmas.
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How the Pawnee captured the Cheyenne Medicine Ar-
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Liv. Age, 245: 668.
How the Professor reduced Love-making to an Exact
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How Putz lost his Job. (M. B. Corse) Lippinc. 71:
(Ara I. Shane) Cos-
719-
How the “ Saint John ” came Home. (VV. V. Cook)
Chamb. J. 81: 477.
How “ Sandy Claws” treated Pop Baker. (E. C.
Waltz) Cent. 45: 230,
How Santa Claus came to Cape St. Anthony. (W. T.
Grenfell) Putnam, I: 331.
How she learnt her Lesson; a story.
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How she saved the General; a I/Var Story.
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How she settled it. (Kate G. Wells) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 661.
How Snoopie broke up the Circus.
Cent. 48: 892.
How the Thing was Managed. (L. C. Hopkins) Apple-
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How the Village paid the Debt.
Liv. Age, 247: 341,
How we caught the Burglar.
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How Westport got Three-cent Fares. (J . McA. Palmer)
McClure, 25: 66.
How William got his Fling.
76: 331.
Howard, Newman ; a New English Poet. (J . B. Gilder)
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—- his Homes and Haunts. (Emily P. Weaver) Canad.
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— as a Critic. (Brander Matthews) Forum, 32: 629,
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—- in England. Spec. 95: 810.
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(L. Seabright)
(E. M. De
(E. L. Sabin)
Macmil. 92: 285. =
(Ethel L. Preble) Over-
(Ella M. Tybout) Lippinc.
(D. Mowry)
323-
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(C. Johnston)
(F. H. Simonds)
HUGHES
Hughes, Charles E., the Leading Figure in the Insur-
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-- Duty of the Hour as viewed by. (“Lebendig”)
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HUMMING—BIRD
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Human Remains, Fossil, found near Lansing, Kansas.
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(S. Hellig
Am.
(G. H.
(J. A.
_ Hundred Years’ War.
HUMMING-BIRDS
Humming-birds. (Anna Warner) Out West, 24: 226.
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“Hummock,” “Hammock,” or “Hommock.” (R.
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— Seriousness of being Funny. (T. J enks) Critic, 46:
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Hundred Days, The. (W. L. Wilson) Fortn. 86: 827,
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Hunger-motive, The, in Fiction.
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Victor G. Plarr. Chamb. J. 83: 33, 55.
Hunter, Joys of the, in Africa. (E. G. J. Moyna)
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249= 746.
—- Vigil of the. (C. H. Morton) Outing, 461 80.
Hunting and Fishing in the Altai Mts. (C. W. Pur-
rington) Outing, 39: 577.
-— Big Game, in Western Alaska. (J . H. Kidder)
Outing, 41: 748.
(A. Jeans) Gent. M. n. s. '
' -—- — Changes in.
HUNTING
Hunting Big Game in Wyoming. (H. Seton-Karr) Pall
Mall M. 28: 17.
—— Concerning Heroes who hunt Rabbits, by Peter
Rabbit. (W. J . Long) Outl. 84: 571,
~— in the North Land. (C. Whitney) Outing, 41: 701.
—— The Oldest English Book on. (VV. H. Johnson)
Nation, 80: 195.
— Recent Sport and Travel. Quar. 197: 161.
—- Red Letter Days at. (Carter H. Harrison) World
To-day, 9: 1077.
—-Southern Women who hunt.
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— Story of the Trapper. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 40:
I77-
- When the French President goes.
Cent. 44: 801,
— with the Cheetah. (C. E. Clay) Idler, 23: 453.
(M. N. Barry and
(A. Castaigne)
- with the Hounds of the Duchesse of d’Uzes. (S.
Heilig) Cent. 44: 869.
--— with my Gun. Blackw. 178: 339, 534. 179: 67.
—with Spaniels. Blackw. I76: 636.
Hunting the Sawfish. (C. F. Holder) Outing, 48:
167.
Hunting the She-wolf. (W. D. Hulbert) Am. M. 63:
41-
Hunting Wild Bees.
321 54¢-
Hunting-book, A French King’s.
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Hunting-lodge, A Forest. (J. H. Freedlander) Cent.
50: 621.
Huntingdon Song School and School of St. Gregory’s.
Canterbury. (M. Bateson) Eng. Hist. R. 18:
712,
Huntington, Bishop F. D. Craftsman, 72 3. —Outl.
(H. Kephart) New Eng. M. n. s.
(W. and F. Baillie-
77: 685.
Huntsville, The Old Town of. (H. F. Estill) Texas
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Hupp, Otto, as Modern Heraldic Artist. (L. F. Day)
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Hurd, Bishop. (J . Attenborough) Temp. Bar, 128:
22,
Hurley, E. T., Artist, with portrait. (A. A. Talbot)
Brush & P. 11: 123. — (D. Lloyd) Studio (Inter-
na.t,) 29: lxiii,
— Etchings of. (E. Hughes) Brush & P. 14: 226.
Hurlingham, The Decision of. (F. G. Alfalo) Monthly
R. 20, no, 1: 88.
Hurricane Island. (H. B. M. Watson) Good Words,
453 1-745-
Hurricanes in the West Indies. (R. D. Ward) Science,
n, s, 202 410,
Hurry and Bustle of Modern Life, The. Chamb. J .
83: 97.
Hurrying of Ludovic. (L. M. Montgomery) Canad. M.
25: 67.
Hurst, John Fletcher. (J . A. Faulkner) Meth. R. 64:
345-
Hurt in the Spirit. (Eliz. Cherry Waltz) Lippinc. 75:
621,
Husaian, Imain, the Atoning Savior of the Shahs. (S.
C. Wilson) Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 440.
Husband and Wife among the Poor. (M. Loane) Con-
temp. 87: 222.
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818.
—— under the New Licensing Act of 1902. (J. E.
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Hussey, S. M., Reminiscences. Sat. R. 99: 422.
304
HYDRO—ELECTRIC
Hutcheson, Joseph, Orchard Garden of, Warren, R. I.
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Hutchinson, Charles Hare. Pennsyl. M. 26: 476.
Hutton, Capt. F. Wollaston. (Horace B. Woodward)
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—- Literary Life of, by himself. Critic, 45: 227, 321,
426.
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46: 510,
Huxley, Thomas Henry. (A. Goodier) Am. Cath. Q.
27: 21. —— (Sir Michael Foster) National, 43: 421.
‘-I Ecl. M. 143: 104. = Liv. Age, 241: 587,
—— and Phillips Brooks. (W. N. Clarke) Bib. Sac.
59¢ 1-
—- as a Literary Man. (J . E. Routh) Cent. 41: 392,
-—- Visit to John Fiske. Atlan. 89: 288.
Huxley Memorial Lecture, Science, 11. s. 182 634.
Huysmans, Joris Karl, Change in Style of. (K. L.
Ferris) Critic, 43: 417. 5
— L’Oblat. (H. Lynch) Acad. 64: 392.
Hy-a-a-ar I Dump! H’yerl H’yer. (B. Lay) Atlan.
W 538-
Hyacinthe and Honorine.
296,
Hyacinthus ; a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman) Harper,
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Hyatt, Alpheus. (S. Henshaw) Science, 11. s. 15: 300.
—— With portrait. Technol. R. 4: 323.
Hyatt, Anna, and Eberle, Abastenia; two Women
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Hyatt, James. (J . J . Schoonhoven) Science, n. s. 19:
635.
Hybrid Roses; a story. (S. B. Elliott) Harper, 113:
(E. Phillpotts) Atlan. 98:
434-
Hybridization and Plant-Breeding. (Arthur J . Bliss)
Monthly R. 24, no. 1: 84.
Hyde, Dr. Douglas, a Gaelic Poet and Dreamer.
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Hyde, Helen, Etcher. (J . E. Elliott) Brush & P. 11:
241.
— Chromo-xylographs, in the Japanese Manner.
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Hyde, Henry B., The Story of. World’s Work, 11:
(E.
(L.
6983.
Hyde, James H. (Lindsay Denison) World’s Work,
10: 6204.
—- Country Place of, “ The Oaks.”
Ctry Life Am. 4: 201,
Hydra, Regeneration in. Am. Natural. 36: 588.
— — Histological Changes during. (H. T. Rowley)
Am. Natural. 36: 579.
Hydraulic Dredger ; a Peculiar Case. (W. Davis) Over-
land, n. s. 44: 588.
Hydraulic Generation of Motive Power. (W. M. Barr)
Engin. M. 29: 865.
Hydraulic Installation.
Arch. 79: 62.
Hydraulic Machinery, British.
27: 12.
— Materials for.
(A. R. Dugmore)
(W. H. Schuerman) Am.
(A. T. Petch) Cassier,
(A. Falkenau) J. Frankl. Inst. 161:
I73- ‘
Hydraulic Power, Applications of. (W. M. Barr) En-
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— in Foundry and Machine Shop. (Joseph Horner)
Cassier, 25: 23!.
Hydraulic Power Appliances.
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Hydraulics, Bovey’s Treatise on. Nature, 65: 315. —
(I. P. Church) Science, 11. s. 15: 65.
— Roman. (F. W. Galpin) Reliquary, 44: 152.
Hydro-electric Station in Greece. (E. Guarini) Engin.
M. 26: 694.
(A. M. Waitt) Engin.
HYDROCHLORIC
Hydrochloric Acid and Potassium Permanganate, In-
teraction of, in the Presence of Ferric Chloride.
(James Brown) Am. J. Sci. 169: 31.
Hydrogen, Heat of Combustion of. (W. G. Mixter)
Am. J. Sci. 166: 214,
— Stratifications of. ‘ (W. Crookes) Nature, 65: 375.
Hydrogen Sulphide, Uses and Dangers of. (E. Gold-
smith) J. Frankl. Inst. I57: 455.
Hydrographic Surveys, Marine, of the Coasts of the
World. (G. W. Littlehales) Nat. Geog. M. 16: 63.
Hydrophobia in the East. (F. H. Skrine) Asia. R.
40: 125, _
Hydrous Bromides, Typical, Behavior of, when heated
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Hydrous T hallic Chloride, Constitution of.
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Hygiene and Diet on Active Service. (G. F. Herbert)
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— as a Factor in Education.
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(W. L. Hervey) Chant. 40: 263.
-— Individual Factor in. (Cabot and Brown) Am. J .
Soc. Sci. 43: 60.
— Institute, of London.
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—Personal, A Study in.
_~.Ssm- W I-
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—Wi1loughby’s, for Students.
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Hygienic Conditions of Industrial Occupations, Effect
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Hyksos in Egypt. (A. H. Sayce) Bib. World, 21: 347,
Hylozoism. Universal Life. (C.W. Saleeby) Harper,
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Hyman, Hon. Charles S., Canadian Minister.
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Hyman, the Sorrowful. (M’Cready Sykes) Appleton’s
M. 8: 684.
Hymn of Empire. (W. A. Fraser) Canad. M. 20: 318,
Hymn-writers, A School of. (Geo. A. Wade) Good
Words, 461 831.
Hymnal, The English. (J . Britten) Month, 108: 271.
Hymnals, Old andNew. (H. Lamont) Nation, 81: 178,
Hymnody, Study of Modern. (W. G. Horder) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 12: 290,
Hymnology, Latin, in the Middle Ages.
Quar. 203: 77.
—-— Paine Collection of, Hartford, Conn. Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 2: 112.
Hymns about Heaven, Moral Influence of.
Kelly) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 6: 16.
—-— Ancient and Modern. (S. C. Lowry) Good Words,
46: 304. — (Earl Nelson) I9th Cent. 52: 464. —
(Countess of Jersey) I9th Cent. 56: 925.
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Hyopsodidae, of the Wasatch and Wind River Basins.
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Hypatia. (J . McCabe) Critic, 43: 267,
—-— St. Cyril of Alexandria and the Murder of. Cath.
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Hypno-suggestion as a Therapeutic Agent.
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Hypnotic Advertisement. Liv. Age, 251: 317,
Hypnotic Hallucinations, Are there ? (B. Lidis) Psy-
chol. R. 13: 239.
(F. M.
(G. A. Soper) Educa. R.
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(E. 0. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo.
(T. S. Lowden) Pedagog.
(A. A. Woiidihull) J .
(G. F. Schwarz) Sci-
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305
IBSEN .
Hypnotism. (A. J . Baden) Overland, n. s. 46: 478.
— Abuse and Control of. (F. W. E. Green; E. G. P.
Bousfield) Contemp. 82: 541,
— The Facts about. (F. Legge) Acad. 62: 370.
— its History, Nature, and Use. (H. M. Hays) Pop.
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— a Normal Faculty. (W. A. Spalding) Calif. M. 4: 8 5.
“ Hypocrisie Biblique Britannique.” (W. F. Cobb)
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Hypocrisy, The Praise of. (G. T. Knight) Open Court,
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Hypocrite’s Day; a story.
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Hyposcope, The. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 493.
“ Hysteria” in I898 and 1902. (R. Ogden) N ation, 74:
360,
(R. R. Ireland) Munsey,
I go Sailing ; a story. (F. E. Haill) Gent. M. n. s. 69:
142,
I Love my Love so Well. (S. S. F. Callahan) Lippinc.
70: 227,
I. N. R. I., the Story so entitled. Spec. 95: 1077.
I shall have Lived; a poem. (A. E. Housman) Mc-
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Ibex-shooting in the Mountains of Baltistan.
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Ibis, The Glossy. (P. L. Sclater) Knowl. n. s. 2: 48.
Ibn Batuta, Travels of. (H. Clifford) Cornh. 89: 373.
Ibsen, Henrik. Acad. 70: 5o1.—-Ath. ’06, I: 647, —
(E. Gosse) Atlan. 98: 30. -— (Jessie Brochner) Book-
man, 18: I80.—With portrait. (W. M. Payne)
Booklover’s M. I: 575. —Bk. News, 24: 768.-
(T. Larsen) Canad. M. 27: 416. —— Chant. 431 394.
—(E. Dowden) Contemp. 90: 652.——(C. Brinton)
Critic, 40: 237. — (W. M. Payne) Outl. 712 240. —-
(E. S. Meyer) Critic, 452 63. — (W. Archer) Critic,
49: 31. —Dial, 40: 351.— (G. Brandes) Indep. 60:
I249. —(A. Clutton-Brock) Liv. Age, 249: 816. -—
(C. Thomas) Nation, 82: 442.—(l(V. D. Howells)
No. Am. 183: 1.—Outl. 83: 259.—(A. Symons)
Quar. 205: 375. I Liv. Age, 259: 707. —- (M. Beer-
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—- and Social Progress. (A. Henderson) Arena, 33: 26.
— and the Stage System. (G. I. Colbron) Critic, 49:
41.
— Apprenticeship of.
—- as I knew him.
3: 1.
3- as an Interpreter of American Life. (E. E. Slosson)
Indep. 60: 1253.
—— Brand, An Interpretation of. (Jane D. Stone) Poet-
Lore, 17, no. 3: 60.
—— Craftsmanship of. (W. Archer) F ortn. 86: 101. I
Liv. Age, 250: 558.
—— Doll’s House as played by Mrs. Fiske.
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— Early Youth of. (C. L. Due) Critic, 49: 33.
— in his Letters. (W. Archer) F ortn. 83: 428. I Liv.
Age. 2451 209.
(J. C.
(W. Archer) Fortn. 81: 25,
(W. Archer) Monthly R. 23, no.
(R. Bergen-
—— Influence on German Literature. (F. G. G. Schmidt) i
Poet-Lore, 17, no. 1: 112,
— Intime. Dial, 40: 379.
— Jéiges on. (W. H. Carruth) Dial, 321 I6.
— Key to. (J ennette Lee) Putnam, I: 24 3.
—Letters. (W. M. Payne) .Dial, 39: 429.— (W. O.
France) Nation, 82: 243.
— Notes about. (C. M. Waage) Calif. M. 4: 512.
—- Peer Gynt. (W. Leighton) Arena, 271 64.
-— -— Mansfield in. Dial, 41: 309.
—— — Scene from. Indep. R. 2: 444.
IBSEN
Ibsen, Henrik; Philosopher or Poet ? (W. Archer)
Cosmopol. 38: 409,
—- Plays, Key to. (Jennette Lee) Putnam, 1: 365.
— The Playwright. (Brander Matthews) Bookman,
22: 568, 23: 18.
-— Poet, Philosopher, Dramatist, and Revolutionist.
(A. Von Ende) Craftsman, 8: 421,
-— the Reformer. (Jane H. Findlater) ‘National, 48:
482,
-— Satirist and Poet. (D. M. Jones) Quar. 204: 71.
—A View of. (A. M. Butler) Contemp. 81: 709.:
Ecl. M. 139: 161, =Liv. Age, 233: 769,
- Vikings at Helgeland. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 95:
517. *
— When we Dead awaken. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
95: 168.
— Work and Influence of.
Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 37.
Icarian Community, The.
110: 141,
Icarus; a poem. (A. F. Wallis) Cornh. 89: 536.
Ice, Bacteria and. (G. C. Frankland) Longm. 40: 2 57.
=Ecl. M. 139: 519.
— Formation of, and Grained Structure of Glaciers.'
(G. Quincke) Nature, 72: 543.
Ice Age, The. (T. C. Chamberlin) Science, n. s. 24:
(S. L. Whitcomb) R. of
(K. H. Brown) Harper,
""7
I.
— Obi‘ Next. (J . C. Elliot) Arena, 36: 148,
—- A Remnant of the. (G. F. Leavens) Land of Sun.
4: 79-
- The So—called. (L. Swift) Pop. Astron. 10: 88.
—- Theory of the. (J . M.Schaeberle) Science, 11. s. 24:
439-
Ice-boat. The Scooter ; a Winged Toboggan of Long
Island. (J . W. Muller) Outing, 451 7Z9.——(H. B.
Fullerton) Ctry Life Am. 52 I49.
Ice-boating on Toronto Bay. (J . M. Jackson) Canad.
M. 20: 446,
Ice-breakers and their Services.
Arts, 52: 215.
Ice-chest, The. Chamb. J . 80: 447.
Ice—cream Manufacture. (J . H. Hart) J . Frankl. Inst.
(A. Gulston) J . Soc.
I62= 39'/. .
Ice-house, The Private. (H. O. Nicholson) Ctry Life
Am. 10: 529.
Ice Jam, Ah April. (J . Grenell) World’s Work, 3:
I769
Ice-making. See Refrigeration.
Ice-sheet, Instance of the Action of, upon Slender
Projecting Rock Masses. (W. H. Hobbs) Am. J .
Sci. 164: 399.
Ice—yacht, How to build.
45= 633-
—— How to sail. (J . A. Roosevelt) Outing, 43: 608,
Icebergs, The Peril of the. (P. T. McGrath) McClure,
23: 115,
Iceland. (Arch. Geikie) Nature, 65: 367.
— Book-collections in. Lib. J . 29! 17.
— Conversion of. (E. E. Kellett) Quar. 204: 276.
—— Fjords and Bays of. Geog. J. 19: 612.
— Historical Sagas of. (Jas. Bryce) Nation, 81: 260,
— Newer Literature of. (V. Stefansson) Poet-Lore,
15, no. 1: 62; no. 2: 126,
— Why not annex to U. S. ? (F. E. Clark) Indep. 55:
2034-
Icelandic Beast and Bird Lore. (V. Stefzinsson) J . Am.
Folk-Lore, I9: 300.
Icelandic Colony in Greenland. (V. Stefémsson) Am.
(E. A. Terhune) Outing,
Anthropol. 8: 262,
Icelandic Literature. (A. H. Gunlogsen) Monist, I 5:
109,
Icelandic Sagas, Custom and Belief in the. (\V. F ara-
day) Folk-Lore, 17: 387.
306
IDYL
Ichthgology, History of. (D. S. Jordan) Science, n. s.
1 : 241,
Ichthyosaurs. (H. F. Osborn) Cent. 47: 414,
Iconium in the First Century. (W. M.
Expos. 6th ser. 12: 193, 281, 351,
Iconoclasm; a poem. (E. V. Cooke) Chaut. 37: 490.
Iconoclastic Controversy, Some Theological Aspects
of the. (Alice Gardner) Hibbert J. 2: 360.
Ictis, The Island of. (C. Reid) Archaeol. 59: 281,
Icy Reception, An ; a Pictorial Drama. (Caran d’Ache)
Bookman, 22: 621,
Idaho, Outdoors in. (G. O. Mitchell) Ctry Life Am.
10: 199,
-—— The Scenic Marvel of.
Work, 12: 7648,
Ideal, The. (Dorothy Canfield) Harp. Baz. 40: 789.
-— in Every-day Life. (C. Wagner) Harp. Baz. 40: 99.
—— Sciences of the. (J . Royce) Science, n. s. 20: 44.9.
Ideal Commonwealths, \Voman Question in. (Eliz. R.
Pennell) Lippinc. 73: 447.
Ideal Craftsman, An. (W. de la Mare) Monthly R.
I9.no-3=9e
Idealism and Natural Science.
27: 369.
— Four Nations; a sketch.
temp. 87: 676.
— In the Matter of Personal. (C. H. Howison) Mind,
28: 225.:Int. J. Ethics, 13: 445.
— J ouathan Edwards’s, Sources of.
Cracken) Philos. R. 11: 26,
— Modern, and Swedenborg.
R, 9: 418.
——Moore’s Refutation of.
I74-
— Optimistic Implications of. (J . D. Logan) Internat.
J. Ethics, 12: 494,
— Personal. Sat. R. 941 585.
— A Poem. (W. Lennard) F ortn. 78: 1043.
— Refutation of. (G. E. Moore) Mind, 28: 433.
—Subjective. (T. Rigby) Month, 104: 385,
Idealisms, The Two. (W. R. Sorley) Hibbert J. 2:
7°3-
Idealist, An. . (N. Syrett) Harper, 106: 923,
Idealist, An. (R. B. Cunninghame Graham) Sat. R.
102: 232.-‘ Liv. Age, 251: 46.
Idealist, The; a story. (P. Gibbon) Blackw. I75: 766.
Ideals. (W. B. Atwood) N. Church R. 9: 403,
—— Evolution of. (Hartley B. Alexander) Internat. J .
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Sem. 10: 101,
—- of America. (W. Wilson) Atlan. 90: 721,
—The Search for. (T. A. Haultain) Canad. M. 22:
Ramsay)
(W. H. Kirkbride) World’s
(J . A. Stewart) Mind,
(F. von Wrangell) Con-
(J . H. Mac-
(F. Sewall) N. Church
(C. A. Strong) Mind, 30:
427-
—- to be cherished but not discussed. (R. Ogden) Na-
tion, 78: 324.
— vs. Conventions. (K. Magnus) Sund. M. 34: 541.
Ideas or Men? (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 668.
— Place of, in Politics. Spec. 96: 170,
Idella and the White Plague. (Joseph C. Lincoln)
McClure, 27: 104,
Identification, Personal; Palm and Sole Impressions,
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Identifying Anne. (Jeannette Cooper) McClure, 26:
594- .
Identity, Mistaken. Green Bag, 14: 423.
“ Idlehour,” Estate of. (W. K. Vanderbilt) Archit.
Rec. 13: 45 5.
Idleness. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 376.
Idols, A Group of. (M. D. Kellogg) Overland, n. s.
42: 29.
Idyl of Tamar-side, An; a story. (H. Vallings) Temp.
Bar, 133: 117.
IDYL
Idyl of Tristram Shepard, The. ' (Jeannette Marks)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 273.
Idyl of the Yosemite. (O. Oxe) Overland, n. s. 41:
449-
Idyll of the Island. (T. W. King) Canad. M. 25: 338.
Idyll of Moorside, An. (H. Vallings) Temp. Bar, 127:
423-
Idyll of a Summer Night. (Harriet P. Spoiford)
Indep. 54: 2006,
Idylls of the Southland. (J . M. Handly) Cath. World,
74‘ 593-
If Bird or Devil. (P. L. Allen) Scrib. M. 36: 141.
Ifiley, St. Mary’s Church at. (S. Beale) Am. Arch.
882 30. _
Igaraland, The Burial of the Atta of, and the “ Coro-
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Ignatius, St., of Loyola. (W. Barry) Cath. World, 82:
11,
— and Education. (A. Goodier) Month, 108: 457.
Igneous Intrusion, Mechanics of. (R. A. Daly) Am. J .
Sci. 165: 269. 166: 107.
Ignis Fatuus, The, its Character and Legendary Ori-
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Ignominy of being Grown-up. (S. M. Crothers) Atlan.
981 44- -
Ignorance, Cohesive Power of. (F. Crane) Open Court,
20: 407.
— The Honorable Points of.
911 495-
— of Good Citizens. (J . H. McFarland) Outl. 82: 271,
—— Pleasures of. (E. Gosse) Temp. Bar, 131: 205.
Igorrote Chief, Views of an. (Fomoaley Ponci) Indep.
591 779-
Iguazu, alls of the. (Marie Robinson Wright) Nat.
Geog. M. 172 456. -—(W. S. Barclay) Pall Mall M.
28: 35 3.
Iliad of the Snows, The; a story.
hlunsey, 26: 710,
Ilkley, Yorkshire. (Mary R. Higham) Californian, 3:
1'8.
Ill Wind, An. (E. Goodloe) Scrib. M. 36: 24,
“ Illative Sense,” Universals and the. (F. Aveling)
Dub. R. 137: 236.
Ille, Prosody of. (R. S. Radford) Am. J. Philol. 27:
418.
Illegal Act as a Defense in Actions of Tort. (H. S.
Davis) Harv. Law R. 18: 505.
Illegal Loyalty; a story. (Clara Morris) Cosmopol.
371 3°°- '
Illingworth, J . R., on Reason and Revelation. Church
Q. 591 345. —-(J. Iverach) Crit. R. 13: 26.
Illinois, Carr on. (W. Rice) Dial, 371 424.
— Conference of Charities and Correction, Peoria
(S. M. Crothers) Atlan.
(H. Whitaker)
Meeting, 1902. (E. P. Bicknell) Char. 92 421.
—— Direct Legislation in. (D. L. Cruice) Arena, 31:
561,
— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1902, Pub,
Lib. 7: 242.
— - 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 189,
— — 1904. Pub. Lib. 9: 289.
— — 1905. Lib. J. 30: 352. ——Pub. Lib. 10: 290.
— —- 1906. Pub. Lib. III 387.
-— Local Self-government in.
Aff. 6: 245.
— Political Corruption in.
(C. E. Crafts) Munic.
(L. Steifens) McClure, 23:
39'-
— Politics and Public Charities. Char. 8: 5 32,
— State University. (P. Bigelow) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18:
553-
-— — Future of. (S. J . Colvin) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 420.
—— Street Railway Legislation in. (E. B. Smith) At-
lan. 93: 109.
307
IMMACULATE
Illiteracy, Census Figures on. (E. P. Clark) Overland,
n. s. 39: 796.
Illtyd, a Knight of the Sangreal. (E. Rhys) I9th Cent.
55: 90. = Liv. Age, 241: 179.
Illumigant, A New.. (J. E. Whitby) Chamb. J. 83:
71 .
Illuminating Gas, Distributing, at High Pressure. (F.
H. Shelton) Cassier, 24: 31,
Illumination in Art, Love, and Revivalism.
vier) Contemp. 88: 495.
llluminism and the French Revolution. Ed. R. 204:
(S. Oli-
35-
Illusionist, The; a story. (R. R. Gilson) Cent. 45:
446- _,
Illusions, an Isolated Case.
172: 155.
—_Law of Attraction in relation to some Visual and
Tactual. (H. J . Pearce) Psychol. R. 11: 143,
(E. Foxwell) Blackw.
Illustrated Books, French, in the 18th Century. (R.
Cortissoz) Lamp, 29: 287,
Illustrated Houses of St. Légier. (G. S. Layard) Good
Words, 46: 628. '
Illustrated or Decorated Books, Printing of Modern.
(C. T. Jacobi) J. Soc. Arts, 50: 617.
Illustrated Weekly Newspaper. (J . M. Bullock) Lamp,
26: 220,
Illustrating. Is “ Extra-illustrating ” played out ?
(J . M. Bullock) Lamp, 26: 467,
— of Children’s Books. (W. T. Field) Dial, 35: 457,
Illustration, American Newspaper. (W. Jenkins)
Studio (Internat.) I6: 254. I7: 281.
— Art in. (N. K. Bright) Bk. News, 23: 849.
—- Book. (C. F. Brentnall and L. F. Day) Art J . 54:
315-
— —- as an Art. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Indep. 54: 2759,
— New Methods of. (Jas. B. Carrington) Bookman,
21: 645.
— of Books by Artistic Photographs.
Indep. 61: 1414.
Illustrations that do not illustrate. Critic, 48: 498.
Illustrators, Leading American. (Mary H. B. Borgan)
Indep. 591 1397-
Illustre Thééttre, Reminiscences of.
19th Cent. 60: 289,
Illyria, Mannagetta’s Vegetationsverhéiltnisse der. (F.
E. Clements) Science, 11. s. 15: 819.
Iloilo, Who burned ? (C. J . Crane) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
30: 2 32.
(Ella M. Boult)
(D. H. Wilson)
Ilsenburg, School at. (D. S. Sanford) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 263. '
Image Worship. (P. Carus) Open Court, 19: 21,
Imagination as a Practical Faculty.
don) Educa. 24: 148,
-—— Higher Uses of. (J . T. Prince) N. Church R. 12:
(Caroline Shel-
37°- , .
— in Peace and War, The Value of. Un. Serv. M.
28: 458.
— in Scientific Research. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68:
200
— Origin and Development of, Light on, from Folk-
lore. (E. M. Braybook) Folk-Lore, 14: 12.
—— Religion and the. (H. S. Nash) Am. J . Theol. I0:
610.
— The Scientific. (T. W. Richards) Nation, 771 29.
— Value of. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 351 46.
Imaginative Faculty, Use of, to New-Churchmen. (C.
G. Hubbell) N. Church R. 12: 572.
Imitation and Selective Thinking. (B. Bosanquet ;
J . M. Baldwin) Psychol. R. 10: 404.
— -— Bosanquet on. (J . M. Baldwin) Psychol. R. 10:
51. .
Immaculate Conception, England and the. (H. Thur
ston) Month, 104: 562,
IMMACULATE
Immaculate Conception, in Art. (M. F. Nixon-Roulet)
Cath. World, 80: 313.
—— Jubilee of; Encyclical. (Pius X.) Am. Cath. Q. 29:
209,
Immediate Jewel, The; a story. (Margaret Deland)
Harper, 108: 57.
Immediate Jewel, The.
561,
Immensity and Minuteness. (J. E. Gore) Pop. Astron.
10: 225,
Immigrant, America’s Welcome to the.
bott) Outl. 72: 257.
-— The, and Paternalism. (B. Brandenburg) Char. 13:
432.—-Char. 13: 602.
— Education of the. (P. Abelson) Am. J. Soc. Sci.
44: 163-
—- Italian, on the Land. (E. F. Meade) Char. 13: 541.
-— Problem of the. (G. C. Speranza) Char. 14: 1063.
— Railroads and the. (L. J. Ellis) Am. J. Soc. Sci.
44: 56.
— Rejected. Outl. 84: 603.
— — Tragedy of the Rejected.
Outl. 84: 361.
— Value of an. (R. Baker) Arena, 35: 504.
Immigrant Farming Community. (E. F. Peek) New
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 207.
Immigrant Travel, Some Phases of. (J. B. Connolly)
Outl. 74: 231.
Immigrant’s Story, An. Chaut. 43: 413.
Immigrants, Agricultural Distribution of.
rick) Char. I3: 314.
- Alien. (C. B. R. Kent) Macmil. 89: 195. ——Blackw.
173: 132,
— American, Determination of Racial Stock among.
(R. Boeckh) Am. Statis. Assoc. 10: 199,
— Americanization of. (G. G. Huebner) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 653.
—— Americans in the Raw. (E. Lowry) World’s Work,
4: 2644.
—- America"s Distrust of.
Sci. Mo. 62: 230.
— and Steamship Wars.
(M. Van Vorst) Lippinc. 59:
(E. H. Ab-
(B. Brandenburg)
(H. My-
(A. J. McLaughlin) Pop.
(B. J. Hendrick) Nation, 78:
-I
46 .
— at Ellis Island Stage. (E. Hoyt) Everybody’s, 8:
387.
— Bohemian, and the Catholic Church. (J. G. Kissner)
Char. I3: 313.
— Care of. Outl. 741 969.
— Children of, in the Public Schools.
Outl. 81: 74.
— Distribution of.
166.
— —— in the U. S.
523-
-- Efforts to restrict Undesirable. (H. C. Lodge)
45: 486.
— Ethnic Factors in the Population of Boston. (F. A.
Bushee) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 299.
—— General Plan for settling. (E. Norton) Char. 12:
1 52,
— German, in America. (E. A. Steiner) Outl. 73: 260.
—— Historical and Religious Origins of Recent Immi-
grants from Eastern Europe. (R. Parsons) Am.
Cath. Q. 28: 37.
— How shall we select our? (R. De C. Ward) Char.
14: 906,
— In the Gateway of the Nations.
(H. M. Orcutt)
(R. De C. Ward) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66:
(W. F. Willcox) Q. J. Econ. 20:
(J. A. Riis) Cent.
43: 674.
_ Inspection of, A New Plan for. (F. A. Ogg) Outl.
83: 33.
-- Italian, and Other Latin. (A. McLaughlin) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 65: 341.
-—- Jewish. (J. F. W. Howley) Month, 102: 593.
308
IMMIGRATION
Immigrants, Need of Closer Inspection and Greater
Restriction of. (F. P. Sargent) Cent. 45: 470.
— Past and Present. (A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci. Mo.
65: 224,
— Psychology of N ationalizing.
25: 269,
—- Schools for. (G. Straubenmueller) Am. J. Soc. Sci.
44: I75-
—— Sifting of.
(J. H. Hoose) Educa.
(W- Williams) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 44:
29,
-- Slavic. (A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 25.
-— What an Inspector found in Europe. (F. A. Ogg)
World To-day, II: 803,
—— Whence they come. (W. E. Gordon) World’s Work,
5: 3276,
—— Where they settle. (F. W. Hewes) World’s Work,
6: 4021,
— Where wanted.
—— who arrive in U. S.
(P. L. Allen) Nation, 80: 6,
(Ernest Poole) Everybody’s,
15: 435-
Immigration. (G. C. Speranza) Char. 12: 457. —(H.
Samuel) Econ.J. I 5: 317. — (A. McLaughlin) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 65: 164.
—- Alien. (E. J. Prior) Macmil. 91: 440.
— Americans of the Future, an Optimistic View.
(Daniel T. Pierce) World To-day, 11: 735.
— and Dependence. (K. H. Claghorn) Char. 12: 135,
—— and how to promote it. (B. B. Redding) Californian,
5- 53-
— and the New England Churches. (J. S. Ives) Yale
Div. Q. 3: I.
—- and the Public Health. (A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 64: 232.
— and the South. (R. D. Ward) Atlan. 96: 611.
— as an American Question. (E. W. McGraw) Cali-
fornian, 5: 270,
— as a Relief Problem. (E. T. Devine) Char. 12:
129.
— Australasian Methods of dealing with. (F. Parsons)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 209.
— Bugbear of. (E. Crosby) Arena, 32: 596.
— Canadian, Some Phases of. (P. H. Bryce) Am. J.
Soc. Sci. 44: 65.
— The Case for the Alien.
1094-
— Character of our, Past and Present.
Sweeney) Nat. Geog. M. 161 I.
— Commissioner of, at New York, Robert Watchorn.
(M. J. Landa) Fortn. 83:
(Z. F. Mc-
Outl. 79: 578.
—— Control Emigration rather than. (J. D. Whelpley)
Indep. 60: 261,
— Difiusion of. (E. Norton) ~Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 24: I61.
—- during the 19th Century. (J. R. Commons) Chaut.
38: 433- '
—— Economic Side of. (W. E. Gordon) 19th Cent. 57:
294-
—— Effects on,Homicide in American Cities. (M. Ship-
ley) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: I60.
— from Abroad into Massachusetts. (P. E. Sherman)
New Eng. M. n. s. 29! 671.
—- Hebrew, Magyar, and Levantine.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 432.
—— High Tide of, 1903. (S. E. Moffett) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(M. McLauglin)
28: 50.
— How it is stimulated. (F. A. Ogg) World To-day,
I0: 418.
— Human Side of. (J. G. Brooks) Am. J. Soc. Sci.
44= I
-— Imperial. (0. C. Beale) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 346.
—- in its Relation to Pauperism. (K. H. Claghorn)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 187.
—— in 1904. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 15,
IMMIGRATION
Immigration, In the Paths of. (J . B. Connolly) Scrib.
M. 32: 513.
— Influence of, upon Charitable Work.
ley) Char. 8: 325.
-— International Control of. (J . D. Whelpley) World’s
Work, 8: 5254.
— into England, Need of restricting. Sat. R. 9'7: 546.
-— Keeping the New Blood Pure. Outl. 79: 219.
-— Menace of, to the National Health. (P. Y. Pow-
derly) No. Am. 175: 53
— Modern Problems of.
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 553.
—- National Conference of.
372.
— The New ; is it Dangerous to the Country ? (O. P.
Austin) No. Am. 178: 558,
— — Slavs, Magyars, and Others in.
horn) Char. I3: 199.
— Our Uninvited Guests. (C. Rolleston) Westm. 161:
401,
—— Pending Immigration Bills. (R. De C. Ward) No.
Am. 183: 1120,
— Problem of. (J . Chetwood and R. C. Bryant) Arena,
27: 254. —-— (T. Darlington) No. Am. 183: 1262, —
(W. J . Kerr; R. Watchorn; J . R. Garfield; P. F.
Hall) Outl. 84: 607. —(A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci.
M0, 66: 243. — (J . C. Monaghan) Cath. World, 79:
285, 512.—(L. Abbott) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 44:_16.
-—-(N. P. Chipman) Calif. M. 5: 366. —(R. De C.
Ward) Char. I2: 138,
-— — Chinese Exclusion. (B. Penrose) Indep. 54: 12,
— Problems of. (F. P. Sargent) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 24: 153. — (W. E. Gordon) National, 42: 907.
— — A New View. (C. H. Matson) Outl. 77: 461.
(A. A. Brad-
(Winfield s. Alcott) New
(A. P. Kellogg) Char. 15:
(K. H. Clag-
-— — Solving. (G. C. Speranza) Outl. 76: 928.
—— -— Some Aspects of. (R. P. Falkner) Pol. Sci. Q.
19: 32,
—- Proposals affecting. (J . D.Trenor) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 24: 223.
—— Proposed Legislation on.
Sci. 44: 78.
— Racial Composition of the American People. (J.
R. Commons) Chant. 38: 433, 533. 39: 13, 115,
(P. F. Hall) Am. J. Soc.
217, .
— Recent. (Jane Addams) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 9: 274.
-— Recent Studies of. (F. A. Ogg) Dial, 40: 2 57.
— Regulation of. Outl. 77: 681.
-— Restriction of. (R. De C. Ward) No. Am. 179: 226,
-— —— its Fallacies. (C. I. Sulzberger) Char. I 5: 924.
— Sane‘ Methods of Regulating. (R. De C. Ward) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 33:336.
— Scourge of. (G. R. Halifax) Overland, n. s. 43: 65.
— Selection of. (P. F. Hall) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
24: 169.
—- A Sketch. (L. E. Macbrayne) McClure, 20: 66.
— Social and Political Effects of. (A. McLaughlin)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 243,
— to the Southern States.
Q. 20: 276.
-— - Encouraging.
(W. L. Fleming) Pol. Sci.
(R. L. Grifliss) Am. J. Soc. Sci.
441 44-
- To what Extent does Unrestricted Immigration
counteract the Influence of our Educational and
Charitable Work ? (A. A. Bradley) Char. 8: 325,
— Underground. (B. Brandenburg) Char. 14: 89'6I_'
Immortality. (H. Miinsterberg) Atlan. 95: 445.—(J.
H. Hyslop) No. Am. 180: 394.—-(S. M. Crothers)
Atlan. 96: 442. —- (E. M. Caillard) Contemp. 80:
99. 233. 382- =Ec1- M- I36= 477. 577. 749-=Liv.
Age, 234: 385, 711. 2351 129. .—(S. D. McCor-
mick) Am. J. Theol. 8: 139. — (Goldwin Smith)
No. Am. 178: 717. — (M. Maeterlinck) Harper,
112: 131,
309
IMPERIAL
Immortality, Animal. (VV. J . Long) Harper, 111: 873.
— and Christianized Paganism. Outl. 83: 357.
—— and Divine Revelation. (W. H. Mayhew) N. Church
R. 10: 425. -
— and the Ethical Individual. (E. M. Caillard) Con-
temp. 83: 366. =Ecl.'M. I41: 407. =Liv. Age,
238: 145. '
— and Fame. (E. Gosse) Cosmopol. 36: 547,
—- and the Resurrection, Belief in. (S. D. Peet) Am.
Antiq. 27: 329.
—- The Apocrypha and. Spec. 95: 76.
—The Argument for. (A. K. Rogers) Internat. J.
Ethics, 15: 323.
— Argument of St. Thomas for.
Univ. Bull. 6: 154,
—- Aveling and Royce on. Sat. R. 99: 486.
— Concept of, in the Philosophy of St. Thomas. (E.
A. Pace) Cath. Univ. Bull. 6: 3.
— An Easter Sermon. (L. Abbott) Outl. 70: 767.
— Empirical Data on. (J . H. Leuba) Int. J. Ethics,
14: 90.
—- Evolution of, McConnell’s.
Presb. & Ref. R. I3: 123.
—— Goethe’s View of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 20: 367.
— Human, and its Relation to Religion. (F. S. Hoff-
man) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 15: 162.
— Human Immortalities, Old and New. (T. B. Wake-
man) Open Court, 20: ,
—- Is the Human Race Mortal ? (C. W. Saleeby) Har-
per, 112: 949.
-— Miinsterberg on. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Dial, 38: 415,
—Optimism and. (G. L. Dickinson) Hibbert J. I:
(E. A. Pace) Cath.
(W. B. Greene, jr.)
42'-
—— Perils of. (Agnes Repplier) Harper, 109: 626.
—-— A Poem. (J . Jefferson) Critic, 46: 505.
— The Poet’s Gospel of. (J . Dickinson) Meth. R. 64:
716,
— Problem of, Present Aspects of. (S. H. Mellone)
Hibbert J . 2: 722,
—— Professor Hyslop’s Report on Mrs. Piper.
Marvin) Ednca. R. 24: 176,
— The Protest of. (G. S. Eldridge) Meth. R. 65: 88.
-—Recent Speculations upon. (L. C. Willcox) No.
Am. 182: 579.
—— Riddle of. (W. Hemstreet) Ecl. M. 146: 374.
— Science and. (J . S. Christison) No. Am. 180: 842.
— —- a Reply. (W. H. Mallock) No. Am. 181: 578,
— Scientific Proofs for. (J . Cooper) Meth. R. 63: 681,
— Wakeman on. (H. Carrington) Open Court, 19: 697.
— — Reply to Wakeman. (P. Carus) Open Court, 19:
361,
Immunity, Huxley Lectures on. (W. H. Welch) Sci-
ence, n. s. 16: 804, 850,
— Nuttall on Blood Immunity and Blood Relation-
ship. (J. Ewing) Science, 11. s. 20: 562.
— Physiological. (C. J . Snyder) Harper, I06: 720.
Imogen and Desdemona. (A. W. Corpe) Cath. World,
82= 349-
Impassable Gulf, The; a Story regarding the Race
Problem. (L. S. Keyser) Arena, 29: 304.
Imperfect Indicative in Early Latin. (A. L. Wheeler)
Am. J. Philol. 24: 163,
Imperial Army, A Plea for an.
Serv. M. 27: 470,
Imperial Court of Final Appeal.
Cent. 52: 554.
Imperial Defense. Spec. 92: 210. —-(L. H. Hordern)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 1,
-— and Colonial Responsibilities. (E. R. Fremantle)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 11. — (C. C. Penrose Fitzgerald)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 111. -— (T. B. Strange) Un. Serv.
M. 26: 245. ——- (P. A. Silburn) Un. Serv. M. 27:
127,
(W. T.
(P. A. Silburn) Un.
(H. Hodges) 19th
IMPERIAL
Imperial Defense, in its Relation to Fiscal Policy. (R.
Harrison) Un. Serv. M. 29: 131.
— May’s Principles and Problems of. Nation, 77: 343.
—- Imperial England. (C. F. Lavell) Chaut. 44: I 53—
210.
Imperial Federation. (F. B. Crofton) Canad. M. 20:
63. — (L. H. Hordern) Un. Serv. M. 26: 459.
-— Captain Mahan on. (G. Smith) Nation, 74: 400.
—- Motives to. (A. T. Mahan) Internat. Mo. 5: 580.
Sec Great Britain, Empire of.
Imperial Institute, London, Scientific Work of. (C.
Simmonds) Nature, 69: 25.
Imperial Organization. (W. D. Lighthall) Canad. M.
26: 113,
— and Canadian Opinion.
909. -
— from a Business Point of View. (G. Drage) Fortn.
84: 1038. —(G. Drage) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 434.
Imperial Parliament, An, and its Work. (L. M. Bur-
rell) Westm. 160: 612,
Imperial Policy. (L. G. C. Laughton) Un. Serv. M.
26= 557.
— and Free Trade. (R. Giifen; E. Dicey; B. Kidd)
19th Cent. 54: 1. = Liv. Age, 238: 345.
Imperial Problems, Two. (L.-H. Hordern) Un. Serv.
M, 29: 117.
Imperial Reconstruction, American Experiment in.
Spec. 92: 323.
Imperial Recruiting Grounds (in South Africa). Mac-
mil. n. s. 1: 816,
Imperial Relations. (W. P. Groser) Fortn. 83! 1126.
Imperial Strategy, Repington’s. Ath. ’o6, 2: 93.
Imperialism ad absurdum. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74:
104. .
—— American. (C. Schurz) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 3: 25 5.
—- -— and Latin Europe. (S. Sighele) Internat. Mo. 5:
(F. Pollock) 19th Cent. 58:
65 5.
— — Russian View of. (F. de Martens) Indep. 54:
2993-
— — to Date. Westm. I59: 1631.
— and the British Constitution. Sat. R. 93: 291.
-— and Canada. Canad. M. I9: 307.
— and Commercialism. (J . G. Godard) Westm_. 160:
506, 621,
— and Ecclesiasticism. (J. G. Godard) Westm. 160:
246. 357-
—- Anti-imperialist Faith, The. (E.Winslow) No. Am.
175: 811.
—— Carmen and Willis on. (J. J . Halsey) Dial, 39: 270.
—— Darwinism and Empire. (R. Balmforth) Westm.
158: 1.
-- Economic Tap—root of British.
Contemp. 82: 2-19,
— Essence of, Political Issues. Outl. 78: 355.
— Gladstone and. (H. W. Marcus) Canad. M. 22: 243,
— an Historical Development. (J. F. Simmons) Over-
land, 11. s. 42: 311.
— in Canada, Some Aspects of. (A. Shortt) Canad. M.
1-i8: 323.
— in Great Britain. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 21: 297,
25-‘ 4'7-
— Nationalism, and Internationalism. Westm. 165:
240,
— or Patriotism. (W. H. Kent) Westm. 157: 126.
-— Our'Tired. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 223,
-— Progress of British. (G. Drage) Fortn. 86: 65.
—— Scientific Basis of. (J . A. Hobson) Pol. Sci. Q. 17:
460,
—'Spirit and Tendency of. (J . G. Godard) Westm.
158: 14,
-- Under the Microscope.
(J . A Hobson)
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 75:
414.
- What is it? (J . Reade) Canad. M. 19: 316.
310
IN
Imperialism. Why are we Imperialistic ? (J . H.
Hyslop) Internat. J . Ethics, 16: 1.
-- Why I am opposed to; a Symposium; (G. M. Mil-
ler ; T. E. Will; B. Hall; E. Crosby) Arena, 28: 1.
Imperialists, British and German. (R. C. Brooks)
Bookman, 23: 251,
Imperially, Thinking. (I. Dobbie) Macmil. n. s. 1:
I49.——(M. Frewen) Monthly R. 19, no. 1: 83.
Impertinence of Charles Edward; a story. (H. G.
Rhodes) McClure, 20: 240,
Imperturbability of Mickey Finnegan. (R. Craft)
Outl. 75: 88.
Impetuous Angel, An; a story.
Poet-Lore, I4: 46.
Impoliteness away from Home. Sat. R. 100! 301.
Imported Fullerton Lass. (C. E. Newell) Overland,
n. s. 45: 328.
Imports, A Study in Exports and. (R. E. Macnaghten)
Econ. R. 15: 184.
Impossible Possibility, An. (E. F lower) Cent. 47: 75.
Impressionism, Experiment of. (P. Burne-J ones) 19th
Cent. 57: 440.
—- French. (C. Mauclair) Internat. Mo. 5: 54.
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18: 2 59,
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77‘ 349-
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In London
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(L. F. Tooker) Cent.
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Chambers. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Cornh. 89:
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In a Second Balcony. (Eliz. McCracken) Cosmopol. 4
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In Via Merulana; a poem.
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3d ser. 4: 553.
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Romanist Clergy. (A. Galton) Fortn. 78: 419,
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Logan) Am. Law R. 37: 237.
Incorrigible Child, The. (Julia Richman) Educa. R.
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(W. H. Price) Q. J. Econ. 20:
(W. S.
Incr2;si1ig84Purpose, The. (E. W. Cook) Contemp. 81:
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Incurable ! (A. R. Carman) Arena, 35: 409.
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Indexes, Rules to be observed in making. Lib. J . 28:
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Indexing Botanical Books. (C. E. Bessey) Science,
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India. (G. W. Knox) Chant. 42: 109.
—- Administration in. Asia. R. 34: 252.
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(J . S. Howe and others) Sci-
(A. Rogers) Asia. R. 33: 42.
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34: 48.
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Asia. R. ‘ 102,
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Ath, ’02, 1: 711,
(Ameer Ali) I9th Cent.
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60: 254,
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Asia. R. 38: 87.
—— Borderland, 1880- I900, Holdioh on. Nature, 65:
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son) J. Stat-is. Soc. 65: 209,
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— —— Innes’s Short History of. Ath. ’02, I: 453.
— — A Little Known Chinese Corner. Asia. R. 36:
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— The Call of Lord Kitchener. (By Anglo-Indian)
No. Am. 180: 602,
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temp. 82: 581,
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42: 124,
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—-— (J. D. Rees) 19th Cent. 551 938.
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51: 328,
—— Report, 1901. (C. A. Elliott) J. Soc. Arts, 53:
(E. M. Konstam) Con-
(C. E. Russell) Cosmopol.
37>-
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332 21. —-— (J. B. Pennington) Asia. R. 332 280.
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—— The Complete Tourist in. (E. Reynolds-Ball)
Chamb. J. 83: 420.
—- Condition of the Poor Native.
Everybody’s, I4: 774,
—— Constitutional Law in. (L. Tupper) Asia. R. 35:
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(Alec McMillan) Asia. R.
(C. E. Russell)
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——Criminal Justice in. (C. H. Buck) Asia. R. 42:
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— Currency Policy of. (A. Rogers) Asia. R. 35: 46, —-
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—— — Political Problems of, Chiral on. Spec. 92: 51.
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(J . E. O’Connor) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 648.
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(R. Lethbridge)
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W. Holderness) J . Soc. Arts, 502 441.
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Gadir) Asia. R. 40: 65.
—— Holdich’s Topography of. Nature, 71: 268.
— Hyderabad, Past and Present. (D. Barr) Asia. R.
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—— Imperial Militia Service, and Reinforcement of
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— Imperial Visit to. (R. Lethbridge) F ortn. 85: 96.
— Impressment for Transport in. (S. S. Thorburn)
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—— in the 20th Century. (U. A. Forbes) Quar. 204: 299,
— in the Victorian Age. (J . B. Pennington) Asia. R.
W 338-
(A. F. Steuart) Asia. R. 39:
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Education in. (H. Madras) 19th Cent. 57:
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Fortn. 78: 272.
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100.
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Arts, 50: 334.
—- Industrial Regeneration of. (J . Wallace) Cassier,
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R. 40: 39.
—— J agannath Car Festival.
107,
—— Jewel Crafts of. (E. Russell) Everybody’s, 12: 331.
—— A Judge’s Life in. (E. J. Kitts) Law Q. lg: 423.
—— Land Legislation in. (S. Satthianadhan) Asia. R.
37: 88.
—— Languages and Census of, 1901. (G. A. Grierson)
Asia. R. 37: 267.=J. Soc. Arts, 54: 581.
—- Leisure and Art disappearing in. (F. A. Steel) Sat.
R. W 197.
— Linguistic Survey of. Vol. 5. Ath. ’o4, 2: 198.
— Literary Life in. (Lida R. McCabe) Bk. Buyer,
25: 127.
-—- Law and Native Races in. Sat. R. 101: 810,
— Madras Irrigation and Indian Irrigation Policy.
(W. Hughes) Asia. R. 37: 296.
—- — and Navigation. (W. Hughes) Asia. R. 40: 244,
-— (J. F. Fischer) Asia. R. 41: 278,
-— Manners and Customs, Dubois’s.
Duff) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 13: I.
-— Manufactures of. (H. J. Tozer) J . Soc. Arts, 531
752- -
—— Marriage Customs of. (G. Scott) Blackw. I80: 227,
—— —- Early. (S. A. Singh) Asia. R. 40: 265.
— Medical Service in, Past and Present.
Beatson) Asia. R. 34: 272. 35: 384,
— Meteorological Memoirs of. (W. J . S. Lockyer)
Nature, 69: 178.
— Meteorology of, 1892-1902. Nature, 73: I 36.
— Military Camp of Instruction in. Blackw. I79: 325.
— Military Education in. Un. Se_rv. M. 32: 579.
—- Military Organization in. Playing with Fire; a
reply. (E. F. Law) National, 46: 920,
— Military Police Officer in, Reminiscences of. Chamb.
J. 79= 349-825-
-— Military Training of European Population in. Un.
Serv. M. 272 47.
— Mineral Output of. Nature, 69: 323.
-—- Missionaries in. (E. Armitage) Contemp. 84: 425.
— Missions in, Failure of. (J . Oldfield) Hibbert J .
It 487.—— Reply. (W. Miller) Hibbert J . It 661.
—— — Lambs among Wolves. (N ivedita) Westm. I 58:
(W. Egerton) Asia. R. 4::
(M. E. Grant-
(W. B.
414.
— Modern. (A. C. Albers) Open Court, 19: 588,
657.
-— — History of Trial by Jury in. (T. D. Beighton)
Asia. R. 37: 17.
— Monsoon of 1902 in. Asia. R. 35: 79.
-—- Mutiny of 1857. (W. Tweedie) Blackw. I76: 184,
-— —— Forrest’s History of. Ath. ’O3, 1: 491.— Blackw.
173: 564. —- Ath. 3: 726,
-— -—- Rajputana in 1357-53.
11. s. 75: 267.
— Mysore State of; an Object Lesson in Indian Ad-
ministration. Asia. R. 37: 225,
-— A Native Council for. (C. Sankaran Nair) Con-
temp. 89: 690.
-- Native Life in Bengal.
(G. H. Trevor) Gent. M.
(R. E. Forrest) Asia. R.
391 279-
- Native Political Movements. National, 48: 548.
-— Native State in. Temp. Bar, 125: 724.
314
INDIA
India, Native States of. (VV. Lee-Warner) Internat. Q.
6: 178.
-— Natives of, in Transvaal.
R. 36: 4*/.~
—- New Spirit in. (Sir H. Cotton) No. Am. 183: 990.
-—- Northwest Frontier of. (J . F. Cadell) Un. Serv.
M. 32: 403.
—of the Queen, The. (W. Hunter) Monthly R. 13,
no. 2: 26.
—— An Old Cantonment in. (G. F. Macmunn) Blackw.
179: 120.--‘Ecl. M. 146: 395.
—- Orme’s History of Hindustan ; a Neglected Classic.
_ (H. B. Henderson) Temp. Bar, 128: 353.
—— Parsis’ Activity in Avestic and Pehlevi Studies in.
(L. C. Casartelli) Asia. R. 353 112.
-—- Peasants of, Proprietors of. (R. Dutt) Asia. R. 36:
(W. Wedderburn) Asia.
231.
—~ The Phantom of. (R. E. Forrest) Asia. R. 341 233.
-— —— A Grievous Reality. (W. Digby) Asia. R. 35: 339.
—- Pictorial Art in. (E. B. Havell) Studio (Internat.)
18: 25,
— Picturesque. (F. A. Steel) Fortn. 86: 8o6,=Liv,
Age, 2512 786,
—— Peace of, in an Imperial Federation.
lean) J. Soc. Arts, 52: 81.
-—- Plumb-line in, Deflection in.
J . 19: 615.
-—- Police in. (H. F. Trippel) Un. Serv. M. 27: 57.
—- Political Future of. (H. Cotton) No. Am. 18: 110,
-— Political Importance of the Coronation Delhi Dur-
bar. Asia. R. 35: 253.
—— Population of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 408.
— — Geographical Distribution of. (J . A. Baines)
J . Statis. Soc. 67: 661,
— Ports and Harbors of.
2.
— Poverty and Famine in.
35: 1.
— Poverty of the Rayat. Asia. R. 33: 287.
— Prices in, Instability of. (T. Morison) J . Statis.
Soc. 65: 513.
— Princess of. (M. G. White) Munsey, 28: 870.
— Problem of Social Intercourse in. (C. W. Whish)
Asia. R. 36: 1.
— ProgressinMysore. (R. Lethbridge)Asia.R. 39: 77.
-—- Progress of, in the 19th Century, Temple on. Ath.
’oz, 2: 177,
-—— Progress of the Municipal Idea in.
Asia. R. 33: 270,
(J . M. Mac-
(E. A. Reeves) Geog.
(H- Bell) J. Soc. Arts, 51:
(C. B. Phipson) Asia. R.
(A. Rogers)
39: 48.
- A Punjab Head. (Flora A. Steel) Sat. R. 102: 199.
— Railroad to. Blackw. 151: 337.
— Railroads and Famine in. (H. Bell) J. Soc. Arts,
49¢ 29°-
— Reduction of Taxation in, Salt Duty. (C. A. Roe)
Asia. R. 36: 43.
— A Renaissance in. (T. Morison) Quar. 204: 553,
—— Resources of Mysore. (R. Lethbridge) Asia. R.
40: 1.
— A Retrospect and some Comments. (Ameer Ali)
19th Cent. 58: 607. =Ecl. M. 145: 574,
—— Revenue and Land Systems in. (J . F. Fischer) Asia.
R. 36: 245.
—- Romance of. (R. Kipling) Quar. I96: 40.
-—— Russian Invasion of, Kuropatkin on. Spec. 93: 78.
— Sacred Animals of. (E. Russell) Everybody’s, I3:
625.
—— Safeguards for Purdahnishins. (C. Sorabji) Asia. R.
35: 69.
-—- Scientific Board for. N ature, 67: 568.
-— Self—government for. (G. K. Gokhale) Asia. R.

4% 233-
— Progress of the Panjab. (VV. M. Young) Asia. R.
INDIA
India, Separation of Judicial and Executive Functions
in. (E. T. Candy) Law Q. 21: 138.
-—— Shorter Routes to. (J . M. Ward) Cosmopol. 37: 671.
-—— A Side-light on. (E. H. Aitken) Monthly R. 19,
no. 1: I41.
— Simla and Preferential Tariffs. Asia. R. 37: 236.
— Social and Industrial Condition of. (J . F. Fischer)
Asia. R. 39: 225.
— Social Resurrection of. (T. J . Scott) Meth. R. 65:
408.
—- Soldiers of the Sirkar. (H. C. Wylly) Monthly R.
17, no. 1: I18. 20, no, 2: 81.
— Some Indian Portraits. (W. Rattigan) 19th Cent.
56: 286.
-— South, Village Deities of. (H. Whitehead) 19th
Cent. 60: 533.
— Spirit of the Orient. (G. W. Knox) Chaut. 42: 11.
-—— Strategic Railways on Northwest Frontier of. (H.
C. Wylly) Un. Serv. M. 32: 556.
— Survey of; Report for 1904-05. Nature, 74: 67.
— Taxation in. (C. A. Roe) Asia. R. 35: 283.
—— Temples by the Mile. Sund. M. 35: 44.
— Three Crises for. (H. W. Warren) Meth. R. 66: 19.
— to England via Japan and Canada. Un. Serv. M.
2g: 307.
—— Tobacco Industry in. (T. D. Beighton) Asia. R.
39: 82.
— Tour of the Prince of Wales in. (T. Morison) No.
Am. 181: 912.
— Trade of, Growth and Trend of, 1860-1900. J . Soc.
Arts. 49= 333.
-— Turbans of the Native Regiment of. Army & Navy
Life, 9: 235. -
—— under Lord Curzon. (VV. W. Hunter) Quar. 200:
210.-—-Sat. R. 97: 448.
-—— under Protection, The Place of.
Asia. R. 39: 250.
—— University Reform in. Quar. I97: 234.
—— Value of Water in. (J . F. Fischer) Asia. R. 34: 31.
—— Waterways of. (R. B. Buckley) J . Soc. Arts, 54:
(S. S. Thorburn)
417-
- Western Frontiers of. (J . D. Rees) Asia. R. 35:
225,
— Western Stories of the East. Ecl. M. 141: 281,
-— What is the Ideal of the People? (F. A. Steel)
Sat. R. 96: 166.
-— Women of, at Home. (E. Russell) Everybody’s, 10:
341-
-—- -— Portraits of Some. (C. Sorabji) 19th Cent. 57:
481.
—- Young, its‘ Hopes and Aspirations. (S. A. Gadir)
Asia. R. 41: 249.
- Yule’s Hobson-Jobson. (C. P. G. Scott) Nation,
77‘ 342-
Indian, The American. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
12: 28, 90, 178.
-— and the Wolf, The. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 39: 701.
— as a Worker. (J . B. Funsten) Outl. 81: 875,
—- The New.
~— of To-day and To-morrow.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 696,
-—— Plains, Folk—tales of. (A. C. H.) Nature, 71: 417.
—— Typical American in Bronze. (J . M. Baltimore)
Craftsman, 9: 250.
Indian Agriculture in Wisconsin.
M. of Hist. I: 97. _ ’
Indian Art at Delhi. (F. Butcher) M. of Art, 27: 187,
(F. E. Leupp) Nation, 79: 47.
(Charles M. Harvey)
(B. H. Hibbard)
229.
-— British Philistinism and. (E. B. Havell) 19th Cent.
53: 198.
Indian Blanketry. (G. W. J a'mes) Outing, 39: 684,
Indian Bone Combs. (W. M. Beauchamp) Science,
11. s. 22: 402.
315
INDIAN
Indian Boundary Line, 1763-99. (Max Farrand) Am.
Hist. R. 10: 782,
Indian Boy’s Story, An. (Ah-Nen-La-De-Ni) Indep.
55: 1780.
Indian Child, The Story of an.
of Sun. 12: 352,
Indian Dances in Northern California.
gent) Californian, I: 464.
Indian Depredations, Carlisle, Pa., July, 1768. Penn-
syl. M. 28: 108.
Indian Festival at Taos.
282,
Indian Funds and Mission Schools. (F. E. Leupp)
Outl. 83: 315.
Indian-gift Cornelia. (A. Pratt) Scrib. M. 31: 625.
Indian Graves in Western Massachusetts. (H. H.
Wilder) Am. Anthropol. 7: 295. '
Indian Gymkhanas, The Father of. (H. N. Shore)
Un. Serv. M. 27: 682.
Indian Handicrafts. (C. A. Eastman) Craftsman, 8:
658.
Indian Harbor Estate, Greenwich, Conn. Ctry Life
Am. 2: 148,
Indian Hunter of the Far Northwest.
Outing, 392 623.
Indian Idea of Fine Arts. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 46:
(C. J . Crandall) Land
(Lucy Sar-
(J. A. Le Roy) Outing, 43:
(T. Adney)
355-
Indian Lands for the White Men. (Arthur Chapman)
World To-day, 9: 980.
— The Puritans and the. (J . N. Eno) M. of Hist. 4:
274-
—— Reaching for. (J . Oskison) Nation, 82: 336,
Indian Legend, An ; the Bear and the Wrangel Tribe.
(Zula M. Taylor) Overland, n. s. 46: 557.
Indian Legend of the Dancing Ghosts. (C. Lanman)
M. of Hist. 22 424.
—of Flying Head. (C. F. Hoffman) M. of Hist. 4:
28
2.
— of the Maiden of the Moon. (C. Lanman) M. of
Hist. 2: 273.
— of the Origin of the Choctaws. (C. Lanman) M. of
Hist. 3: 40,
— of the Peacemaker. (C. Lanman) M. of Hist. 3:
1 ~,
— of the Shooting Meteors. (C. Lanman) M. of Hist.
2: 210,
— Orleans. (M. B. Denny) Out West, 25: 37-451.
Indian Money in the New England Colonies.
Ogg) New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 749.
Indian Mounds in Texas. (I. H. Wentworth) Science,
n. s. 23: 818.
Indian Myth, Artistic Possibilities of.
Poet-Lore, 15, no. 1: 46.
Indian Ocean, The. (J . Stanley Gardiner) Geog. J .
(F. A.
(A. Farwell)
28= 313. 454-
Indian Paintings, Some. (M. C. Frederick) Land of
Sun. 15: 223.
Indian Pictography. (W. N. Hoffman) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 3: 161,
Indian Portraits. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 12:
332-
Indian Problem of the U. S. (G. Howard) Californian,
I1 494-
—- — M. Schurz reviewed.
4: 202.
Indian Question, The. Outl. 75: 149, 164.
Indian Reservations, Opening of ; the Day of the Run.
(R. S. Baker) Cent. 44! 643.
(B. S. Wilkins)
' (J. W. Oates) Californian,
Indian School, In a Government.
Land of Sun. 7: 242,
Indian Song. (Auguste Wey) Land of Sun. 6: 3.
Indian Songs and Dances, Some Coahuia. (D. P. Bar-
rows) Land of Sun. 4: 38.
INDIAN
Indian Summer. (C. Abbe) Science, 11. s. 15: 793.
-— An. (L. W. Hine) Outl. 84: 503.
Indian Temples. (F. B. Workman) Am. Arch. 87:
143-
Indian Territory, The, and Oklahoma, as they are
To-day. (C. M. Harger) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 251 177.
—- “Standing Rock.” (H. F. Buckner) Am. Antiq.
27: 320,
-- Town Life in. (J. F. Willard) Cosmopol. 39: 137.
Indian Trappers, Canadian. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Out-
iI1g.41= 529
Indian Tribes in the San Joaquin Valley, Distribution
of. (C. H. Merriam) Science, n. s. 19: 912.
Indian Types, Portraits of. (G. B. Grinnell) Scrib.
M - s7= 259. ‘
Types, Vanishing. (E. S. Curtis) Scrib. M. 39:
///Indian
U 657.
Indian Volunteers. (W. H. Brown) Un. Serv. M. 301
49.
Indian War Dance. (E. A. Gerrard) Outing, 39: 404.
Indian Wedding in Washington Territory. (S.
Beaty) Californian, 6: 433.
Indian Well, An. (F. Anthony) Land of Sun. 14: 121,
Indian Woman, The, as a Craftsman. (C. G. Du Bois)
Craftsman, 6: 391.
Indian Words in American English.
lain) J. Am. Folk-Lore, I5: 240,
Indiana, County Names in. M. of Hist. 2: 420,
— Educational System of. (Adele M. Shaw) World’s
Work, 8: 4795.
— Library in, The First. (H. Ellis) Pub. Lib. 10: 509.
— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1902. Pub.
Lib. 7: 473.
— — -— 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 471.
-_ --_ 1905. Pub. Lib. 10: 538.
_ - — 1906. Pub. Lib. 11: 570. -— (C. Hadley) Lib.
J, 31: 821.
—— Municipal Code of. (H. O. Stechhan) Forum, 37:
286
(A. F. Chamber-
—Poor Relief Laws of. (A. W. Butler) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 396.
— State Normal School Library Building.
ningham) Lib. J. 29: 182.
Indianapolis, Ind. (G. E. Hunt) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17:
8
(A. Cun-
50 .
—— A City of Homes. (M. Nicholson) Atlan. 93: 836.
—— Court House and Post-oflice. (H. W. F rohne) Ar-
chit. Rec. 19: 437.
—The People’s Gas Trust in. (S. Morse) Am. M. 62:
414. '
— Post-office Trouble at. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
86.
— University Club. (H. H. Howland) Bookman, 22:
463-
Indians, The American. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
11: I39, 2°71 2637 333-
- Adventure with. (W. M. Edgar) Outing, 39: 381,
-— Ancestors of. (C. Hallock) Am. Antiq. 24: 3,
—- and the Outing System. (G. B. Grinnell) Outl. 75:
167. I
— Appropriations for. The State, the Church and
the Indian. Outl. 79: 370,
—Art of. Brush & P. 15: 84.
-~ as Man-trailers. (G. H. Hutchins) Outing, 41: 423,
— Asiatic Ideas among. (C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq.
2 : 153.
-— Beliefs of. (H. G. Smith) Am. J. Theol;6: 89.
— Burial Customs of. (W. T. Parker) Open Court,
16: 86.
— California Mission, and their Poverty. (C. F. Lum-
mis) Out West, 22: 3.
- Carriers and Ainos at Home. (A. G. Morice) Am.
Antiq. 24: 88.
316
A, — “Friends of the.”
INDIANS
Indians. Cities of the Dead.
Sun. 12: 213,
—-- Codices and Pictographs, Comparison of. Am. An-
tiq- 253 I37-
— Culture of ; its Independent Evolution.
ane) Internat. Mo. 5: 333.
— ecorative Art of. (F. Boas) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 481.
ecrease of. (M. Eels) Am. Antiq. 25: 145.
(W. Matthews) Land of
(A. H.
199-
-— Educated, Failure of. (F. E. Leupp)B0ok10ver’s
M- 7: 594:
— Education of. (T. J. Morgan) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40:
165.
-— -— in Government Schools. (Frances Densmore)
Overland, n. s. 46: 456.
—— Ethnic Styles in American Architecture. (S. D.
Peet) Am. Antiq. 24: 19, 61,
—-First Impressions of Civilization, by Ohiyesa, a
Sioux Indian. (C. A. Eastman) Harper, 108: 587.
(J. Oskison) Nation, 81: 332,
-— Games of. (S. Culin) Outing, 42: 222.
—— Gospel of Work for. (F. E. LeuPP) Nation, 79:
273-
— Government Schools for, an Indian View of. Land
of Sun. 12: 356.
— Homes and Gardens of New England. (C. C. Wil-
loughby) Am. Anthropol. 8: 115.
—The Human Side of. (A. F. Chamberlain) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 68: 503.
— Idea of God held by.
Theol. 7:635.
— The Indian’s Yoke. (F. C. Sparhawk) No. Am.
182: 50.
— Lands of, and Fair Play.
(Letitia M. Conard) Am. J.
(G. Kennan) Outl. 76:
498-
— Languages of California. (R. B. Dixon and A. L.
Kroeber) Am. Anthropol. 5: 1.
Last Race Rally of. (C. M. Harvey) W0rld’s Work,
I1’ 8: 4803,
—— Legends of. (C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq. 26: 23,
— Rev. John M. Mack’s Narrative of a Visit to Onan-
daga, 1752. (J. W. Jordan) Pennsyl. M. 29: 343.
— Memorials of. (A. F. Chamberlain) J. Am. Folk-
Lore, 15: I07.
—- Mission. (C. F. Lummis) Outl. 74: 738'.
-— — of California, and their Treatment by the U. S.
(C. F. Lummis) Out West, 20: 281,
— Music of. (Frances -Densmore) Overland, n. s. 45:
230.
— -— Folk-music of our Aborigines. (J. C. Fillmore)
Land of Sun. 7: 22.
——of South America. (C. J. Post) Harper, 112:
255-
-— Mythologies of the. (Franz Boas) Internat. Q. 11:
327. 12: 157.
-— — of Stocks North of Mexico.
J. Am. Folk-lore, 18: 111,
— Narrative of Captives among Indians, 1775.
syl. M. 291 407.
—- Nevada and their Basket-making. (C. MacNaugh-
ton) Out West, 18: 579.
— New England, Dress and Ornament of. (C. C. Wil-
loughby) Am. Anthropol. 7: 499.
- A New Policy with the. (C. F. Lummis) Land of
Sun. 15: 457. —(W.' A. Jones) World’s Work, 3:
1838
(A. F. Chamberlain)
Penn-
- of British Columbia, Bella 00014 Tribe. (C.Hi11-
Tout) Am. Antiq. 24: 403,
—- —- Marriage Customs of. (C. Hill-Tout) Am. Antiq.
24: 85,
— of California. (C. Hart Merriam) Am. Anthropol.

7: 594-
—- Different Races of. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 24:_
/— Vanishing Types.
INDIANS
Indians, of California, Treatment of, by U. S.
Lummis) Out West, 20: 38,
— of Canada. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 26: 241,
— of Humboldt County, Cal. (W. S. Fry) Out West,
21: 503.
—— of Mono County, California. (VV. B. Noble) Out
West, 20: 413.
—of Sonora, Mexico, Notes on.
Anthropol. 6: 51.
—— Our First American Jewelers.
Land of Sun. 5: 54.
-— Our “New Policy ” with the Red Brother.
LeuPP) Nation, 79: 211.
— Our “Subject” Races. Outl. 75: 482.
—— Outlines of a Policy with the. (Francis E. Leupp)
Outl. 79: 946.
—— Paintings of E. W. Deming. Craftsman, 10: 150,
—- Passing of. (T. F. Millard) Forum, 34: 466.
-— Plains, Mythology of. (C. Staniland Wake) Am.
Antiq. 28: 205.
—— Popular Fallacies respecting.
Am. Anthropol. 7: 104. _
-— Present Needs of. (H. Garland) No. Am. 174: 476.
— Primeval. (C. Hallock) Harper, I05: 396.
-~— Reading List on. Out West, 18: 357.
— Recent Writings by. (Eliz. L. Cary) Bk. Buyer,
1 21,
(C. F.
(A. H1-dlicka) Am.
(C. F. Lummis)
(F. E.
(H. W. Henshaw)
24
%- Red Man’s Last Roll-call. (C. M. Harvey) Atlan.
971 323-
- Religious Ideas of.
Bull. 10: 35, 225.
— Re—naming the. (Forest Crissey) World To-day, I0:
84.
— Reservation. Have they any Vested Rights ? (G.
Kennan) Outl. 70: 759.
— Reservations for. (VV. H. Chapple) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
17: 17,
— Social Organization of the Tribes.
Am. Anthropol. 7: 663,
— Some Virginia Indian Words.
Anthropol. 7: 222,
— Songs of California, Preserving.
Out West, 22: 35.
—- Superstitions of. Am. Antiq. 27: 132,
—- Texas, Tribal Society among. (M. M. Kenney)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. I: 26,
— Textile Fabrics of New England.
loughby) Am. Anthropol. 7: 85.
-— Treaties with, The Last of the.
M. 40: 573.
(W. B. Martin) Cath. Univ.
(J . R. Swanton)
(W. R. Gerard) Am.
(C. F. Lummis)
(C. C. Wil-
(D. C. Scott) Scrib.
‘ —— Unfair Indian Fighting. Outl. 79: 263,
—- Ute. (V. Z. Reed) Calif. M. 4: 488.
The Tribes of the Southwest.
(E. S. Curtis) Scrib. M. 39: 513.
—— Village Life and Village Architecture.
Am. Antiq. 24: 239.
—- The Warner’s Ranch Eviction, and New Quarters.
Out West, 18: 441, 589.
— Writings of the Future regarding. (C. E. Slocum)
Am. Antiq. 24: 46.
Indians’ Last Stand, The.
(S. D. Peet)
(C. M. Harger) Outl. 70:
217,
India-rubber, Chemistry of, Webber’s. Nature, 67:
313-
Indiiferentism. (B. Perry) Atlan. 92: 329,
Indigo. (J . B. Tingle) Science, 11. s. 23: 791.
—- in Salvador, All about. (R. W. Cater) Chamb. J .
80: 88.
— Industrial Development of.
Frankl. Inst. I 54: 423.
— Synthesis of. (R. Meldola) J . Soc. Arts, 49: 397,
Indirect Discourse, A Plea for. (J . D. Greene) Nation,
82: 116,
(J. M. Matthews) J .
_»~
317
INDUSTRIAL
Indirect Discourse, Psychological Background of. (J .
J . Schlicher) School R. 10: 399.
Indigiduasl and the Race, The. (H. W. Conn) Indep.
0: 3 5.
-— Development of the, Three Stages of. (J . D. Stoops)
Int. J. Ethics, 14: 81.
-— in a Social Age. (F. W. Merrick) Meth. R. 64: 546.
—— Relation to the Social Value. (W. M. Urban) Phi-
los. R. 11: 125, 249,
-— The School and the.
Bull. 4: 122.
— vs. the Crowd. (M. Conway) 19th Cent. 59: 859.
Individual Evolution. (J . L. Taylor) Westm. I65: 639.
Individual Instruction. (M. F. Andrew) Ednca. 26: 129,
Individual Note, The, and Some Recent Books. (F.
Taber Cooper) Bookman, 22: 34,
Individualism; Does the Individual wither ? Spec.
88= 357-=Ecl- M. 138: 696.=Liv. Age, 233. 124,
— Our Military. (Frank Geere) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 39:
208,
— Rise of, among the Hebrews.
J. Theol. I0: 251,
— through Socialism; a Reply to W. J . Bryan.
Elmer Will) Arena, 36: 359.
— vs. Law. (W. H. Thomas) Am. Law R. 38: 857,
—- vs. Socialism. (W. J . Bryan) Cent. 49: 856.
— — Mr. Bryan and our Complex Social Order.
H. Gidding) Cent. 51: 154.
Individuality. (J . A. Leighton) Philos. R. 11: 565. -—-
Un. Serv. M. 28: 64,
— and the Volunteers. Un. Serv. M. 28: 294,
— Development of, in Ancient History. (E. Meyer)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 9: 56.
— of the Pupil, How School strengthens. (W. T.
Harris) Ednca. R. 24: 228. : Indep. 54: 1388.
Individuology. (J . L. Taylor) Westm. I65: I 5 3.
Indo—Afghan Relations under Lord Curzon. (A. Ham-
ilton) F ortn. 86: 984,
Indo-China, French. (A. Ireland) Outl. 77: 737.
Indo-Iranian Nasal Verbs, A Semantic Study of.
(Edwin W. Fay) Am. J. Philol. 26: 172, 377,
Indolence, Castles of. (C. Bickerton) Good Words,
46: 751.
Induction, Theory of. (F. Thilly) Philos. R. 12: 401,
Induction Coils, Interrupters for. Nature, 71: 546.
Induction Pump, The. (C. E. Benham) Knowl. n. s.
2: 196,
Inductive Inference, Process of. Univ. of Mo. Stud.
2: 149,
Industrial Accidents. (A. F. Weber) Am. J . Soc. Sci.
40: 31.
Industrial America, English Impressions of.
ritt) Outl. 78: 767.
Industrial and Commercial Training in Public Schools.
(F. O. Carpenter) Educa. 26: 191.
Industrial and Social Problems, School as a Factor in.
(E. T. Carlton) Ednca. 24: 74.
Industrial and Technical Training, Place of, in Popu-
lar Education. (H. S. Pritchett) Technol. R. 4:
10. =Educa. R. 23: 281,
Industrial Arbitration Act of New South Wales.
R. Wise) National, 39: 880.
Industrial Art and Democracy. Archit. Rec. 14: 225.
—- Education of Producer and Consumer. (R. F. Zue-
blin) Chaut. 37: 172.
—in America. (R. F. Zueblin) Chaut. 36: 622.
59, I72-
—- Modern. (H. Pudor) Craftsman, 6: 507.
-— A School of. (O. L. Triggs) Craftsman, 3: 215.
Industrial Art League, Chicago, 1902. Craftsman, 3:
121,
Industrial Art Schools, Example of French. (J .
Schoenhof) Forum, 33: 297.
(E. J. Swift) Wash. Univ.
(J. M. P. Smith) Am.
(T.
(F.
(E. Por-
(B.
371
INDUSTRIAL
Industrial Betterment. (R. T. Ely) Harper, I05: 548.
— Rationale of the Movement. (H. F. J . Porter) Cas-
sier, 30: 343.
Industrial Buccaneering. (J . Cummings) J . Pol. Econ.
12: 98.
Industrial Commission, The U. S., on Transportation.
(W. Z. Ripley) Pol. Sci. Q. 18: 313,
— Methods of. (E. D. Durand) Q. J . Econ. 16: 564.
— Report of. (R. T. Ely; H. C. Adams; L. H.
Bailey; C. C. Plehn; M. H. Robinson) Yale R.
11: 229,
Industrial Commission, Victorian. (A. D. Weber) Q.
J. Econ. 17: 614,
Industrial Conditions in Great Britain. (C. J . Bullock)
Nation, 81: 213,
Industrial Conference.
11: 449.
Industrial Demands on the Universities, New. (A. C.
Miller) Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 86.
Industrial Depression and Engineering Export and Im-
port Trade. (W. P. Digbey) Engin. M. 30: 705.
Industrial Depressions, Theory of.‘ (T. N. Carver) Q.
J. Econ. 17: 497.
Industrial Development.
481, .
Industrial Economics. (R. H. Thurston) Science, 11. s.
15: 473~
Industrial Economy, Measure of. (R. H. Smith) Econ.
J . 16: 52,
Industrial Education. Char. I6: 334.
— as a Social Force. (H. W. Stebbins) Educa. R. 23:
462,
— Humanizing Tendency of.
39: 266.
-—- in Europe. (A. Marvin) Educa. 24: 569.
— in Germany. (J . C. Monaghan) Cath. World, 81:
476. ——Science, 11. s. 20: 691,
— in Secondary Schools. (G. Larsson) Educa. 27:
169,
—— in the South. (M. A. Bacon) Harper, I07: 659,
—— Learning to know how. Outl. 84: 953.
-—- Relation of, to Commercial Development. (H. J .
Rogers) Educa. R. 23: 490.
-— National Society for the Promotion of. (P. U. Kel-
logg‘) Char. I7: 363. — Science, n. s. 24: 603.
-—- The University and the Continuation School. (W.
(L. L. Price) Econ.
(J . Cummings) J . Pol. Econ.
(R. Neville) Engin. M. 27:
(Jane Addams) Chant.
L. Hervey) Chant. 41: 251,
Industrial Evolution, Biicher’s.
J . I2: 221,
Industrial Farm, in the Berkshire Hills. (S. H. Stone)
Char. I0: 138,
Industrial Harmony, An Experiment in. (F. Parsons)
Outl. 30: 671,
Industrial Liberty.
ser. 3: 58.
Industrial Manager, Modern.
Work, 7: 4531.
Industrial Millennium, The. (Ira W. Howerth) Inter-
nat. J. Ethics, I6: 190, '
Industrial Museums, Practical Value of.
Engin. M. 32: 1,
Industrial Organization in the 16th and 17th Centu-
ries, Unwin on. Econ. J . 14: 579.
Industrial Peace. (0. S. Straus) Am. J . Soc. Sci.
41: 46.
—- Conference for. (O. S. Straus) No. Am. 174! I75.
-— Gi]man’s Methods of. (D. F. Schloss) Econ. J . I4:
427. — (W. F. Hilbert) Nation, 80: 178,
—— Is it at Hand ? (H. White) Indep. 54: 29.
—— Principles and Methods of, A. C. Pigou’s._
Price) Econ.,J. I5: 381.
Industrial Population, Distribution of the World’s.
(R. T. Ely) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d
(H. Wisby) World’s
(A. Lang)
(L. L.
318
INFANCY
Industrial Revolution, England and the. (F. A. Ogg)
Chant. 40: 413.
Industrial Schools in England, 1870-1904, Ann, Am,
' Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 409. '
Industrial Securities as Investments.
Atlan. 97: 231.
Industrial Town, Some Diversions of an. (Mabel C.
Birchenough) Liv. Age, 247: 600,
Industrial Training, Fruits of. (Booker T. Washing-
ton) Atlan. 92: 453.
— in Negro Education. (W. E. Hutchinson) Indep.
58: 92.
— of the German People. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 111.
— Schools for the Out-of-school. (H. V. Ross) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 315.
Industrial Trusts, The Sad Story of. World’s Work,
10: 6702,
Industrial Unit, Organization of. (E. H. Mullin) Cas-
sier, 22: 583.
Industrial Viewpoint, The. (G. Taylor) Char. 15: 336,
484
Industrial Works, Organization and Methods of.
(J . W. Henszey) J . Frankl. Inst. I58: 40I.
Indnstrialism, Effects of, in an Agricultural State.
(H. Thompson) So. Atlan. Q. 4: 71.
— The New. (O. L. Triggs) Craftsman, 3: 93.
“Industrialized” Politics in N. Y. State. World’s
Work, 11: 7342.
Industrials, Reorganizing the. (A. D. Noyes) Nation,
77= 46.
Industries, Art in. (C. Coleman) Craftsman, 2: 189,
—- Great, of United States. IV. Tin and Terne
Plates. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 37: 639.
-— —— V. The Manufacture of Silk. (W. R. Stewart)
Cosmopol. 38: 95.
— —— VI. Canning and Preserving.
Cosmopol. 38: 213,
—— — VII. Musical Instruments. (F. S. Hall) Cosmo-
pol. 38: 353.
—-— VIII. Boots and Shoes. (W. R. Stewart) Cos-
mopol. 38: 473.
(C. A. Conant)
(F. Williams)
— — IX. Pottery. (I. C. Waterbury) Cosmopol. 38:
593-
— —— X. Coal. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 39: 73.
—- — XI. Butter, Cheese, and Condensed Milk as
Factory Products. (C. B. Lane) Cosmopol. 39:‘
193.
— Organizing. (R. Stevens) World’s Work, 6: 3445,
Industry. (J . R. Commons) Chant. 38: 533.
—American “ Captains” of. (C. Snyder) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 25: 417.
— and Commerce in Modern Times, Cunningham’s
Growth of English. (C. Day) Yale R. 13: 215,
— Education and. (E. D. Jones) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 431.
— The Evolution of. (F. L. McVey) Char. II: 557,
— Human Touch in. (R. A. Woods) Munsey, 29: 321.
— Localization of. (W. Cunuington) Econ. J . I2: 501,
— Psychical Forces of. (R. T. Ely) Internat. Q. 11:
301,
— Tragedy of. (J. G. Brooks) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40:
12,
Indy, Vincent d’, with portrait. Indep. 59: 1393.
Inebriety from a Dipsomaniac’s Point of View. Good
Words, 44: 703.
Inexperienced Picador, The; a story. (R. E. Ver-
néde) Temp. Bar, 131: 572,
Inez of the ’Dobe Walls; a story. (A. H. Lewis)
Outing, 441 437-
Infallibility, Archaeology and. (E. Taunton) Fortn.
86: 696. _
Infancy, Herder and Smith on the Prolongation of.
(A. C. Armstrong) Philos. R. 15: 59.

J. Soc. Arts, 53: 362.
— Human. (J. H. Bair) Univ. Colo. Stud. 3: 25.
‘
INFANCY
Infancy. Shortening the Period of. (F. A. Verplanck)
Educa. R. 27: 406,
— Strong Points of. (E. S. Martin) Harper, I04: 483.
Infant Industries, Protection of. (H. O. Meredith)
Econ. J. 152 1.
Infant Mortality. (Mona Wilson) Indep. R. 8: 42.-
Science, n. s. 18: 287.
Infantilia Quaedam. Blackw. I79: 547.
Infantry and Artillery in Action, Employment of. Un.
Serv. M. 25: 621.
—— Mounted, Controversy on.
Serv. M. 28: 602,
— on the Battlefield, Hasty Intrenchment of. Un.
Serv. M. 33: 95.
— Training of, for Attack.
Serv. M. 27: 258.
— Volunteer, The Organization of, and the Training
of its Ofiicers. (T. F etherstonha.ugh) Un. Serv. M.
29: 180.
Infantry-artillery Communication.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 527.
Infantry Drill, Essentials of.
Serv. Inst. 372 249.
Infantry Drill Regulations.
Serv. Inst. 34: 119,
Infantry Fire, German Opinion on Precision and Ra-
pidity. (T. B. Mott) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 490.
Infantry Tactics, Evolution of. (F. N. Maude) Un.
Serv. M. 25: 134, 225,
— French, History of. (Col. Bazin) Un. Serv. M. 24:
146,
Infants, Training of. (F. B. Copley) Outing, 48: 279.
Infection, Aerial. Sat. R. 981 417. _
—— and Contagion, Municipal Suppression of. (E. J .
Lederle) No. Am. 174: 769.
— and Disinfection. (G. M. Sternberg) Am. J . Soc.
Sci. 40: 157 '
(T. M. Maguire) Un.
(G. F. R. Henderson) Un.
(A. J. Abdy) J.
(C. J. Crane) J. Mil.
(E. P. Pendleton) J . Mil.
Infelice. (M. Rundell) New Eng. M. 33: 101.
Inference, The Necessary. (F. Aveling) Dub. R. I 35:
280,
Infinite, The, and the Perfect.
Mind, 29: 355.
Infinite, Concept of the. (J . Royce) Hibbert J . I: 21.
— Old and New. (J . A. Leighton) Philos. R. 132 497.
Infinite Number, Definition of. (G. A. Miller) Monist,
14: 469.
Infinite Presence, The. (G. M. Gould) Atlan. 94: 785.
Infinitely Small, Study of the. (J . Trowbridge) Atlan.
89: 612,
Infinitive, “ To ” and the.
108: 728.
Infinitude as a Philosophical Problem, Keyser on.
Monist, I5: 124. .
Infinity. (St. G. Stock) Hibbert J. 41 333.
— Axiom of. (Prof. C. J .,Keyser) Hibbert J . 2: 532.
- (B. Russell) Hibbert J . 22 809.
Influences of Modern Life. (C. S. Horne) Sund. M.
331 43422-
Influenza. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 161,
- and the Weather. (A. H. Bell) Knowl. n-. s. 2:
264.
Informer, The; a story.
(J . S. _ Mackenzie)
(T. R. Lounsbury) Harper,
(J . Conrad) Harper, :14:
131.
Ingalls, Mrs. Marilla. (D. Brandis) Spec. 9!: 272,
Ingelow, Jean, Personal Recollections of. (G. B. Stu-
art) Lippinc. 772 306.
Ingen-housz, Jan, a Pioneer in Biology. Nature, 75: 3.
Ingenuity of Mr. Clinton Bathurst, The; astory. (T.
B. Russell) Cornh. 89! I 36.
Ingersoll, Robert G., as an Idealist. (H. E. Kittredge)
Arena, 31: 244,
— his Genius, Philosophy, Humanity, and Influence.
(H. E. Kittredge) Arena, 31: 50.
319
IN NKEEPER
Inglesito, El. Blackw. I79: 180. :Liv. Age, 248:
686. 755- '
Ingoldmells Manor.
R. 19: 297.
Ingram, I. Arthur, Bishop of London, with Caricature
Portrait. (H. Begbie) Pall Mall M. 28: 527.
Ingratitude of Mister Rosenfeld. (B. Lessing) Cos-
mopol. 41: 387.
Ingres, J ean-Auguste-Dominique, with portrait and
bibliography. Mast. in Art, 71 255.
Inheritance in Biblical Law. (D. W. Amram) Green
Bag, 15: 291.
(W. O. Massingberd) Eng. Hist.
-— of Physical and Psychical Characters in Man. (K-
Pearson) Nature, 68: 607,
— of Wealth; the Supreme Economic Evil. (E. '
Wicklin) Arena, 31: I67,
Inheritance, An; a story. (K. F. Hills) Temp. Bar,
1301 4s3-=Liv- Age. 2431 415-
Inheritance Tax in America. (H. A. Millie) Q. J . Econ.
I91 288. ——(S. Huebner) Q. J. Econ. 18: 529,
Inheritance Tax Law of Kentucky. (W. H. Field)
Am. Law R. 40: 711,
Inheritances, Taxation of.
(N . Y-) 73= 27.
Inherited Autograph, An.
76= 574-
Initials, Abuse of, in the Press. (S. Urban) Gent. M.
n. s. 71: 102.
Initiation of John Forester, The.
phant) Chamb. J . 83: 634.
Initiative and Referendum in Oregon, Operation of.
(W. S. U’Ren) Arena, 32: I28,
—— Constitution-mending and the.
lan. 97: 792.
— A Democratic Safeguard against Class-government.
(Eltweed Pomeroy) Arena, 35: 46.
— Popular, as a Method of Legislation.
Brown) Am. J. Sociol. I0: 713.
Initiative of Pokes, The. (VV alt Makee) Lippinc. 77:
208,
Injector, High Pressure Steam Tests of.
Kneass) J . Frankl. Inst. I62: 279.
Injunction, Abuses of. (S. Seabury) Arena, 29: 561.
— (E. H. Crosby) Arena, 30: 98.
— against Boycotts and Similar Unlawful Acts.
W. Bryan) Am. Law R. 40: 196.
— against Strikes. (J . W. Bryan) Am. Law R. 40:
(F. S. Baldwin) Bank. M.
(Isabel G. Curtis) Lippinc.
(Capt. P. L. Oli-
(F. Foxcroft) At-
(W. H.
(S. L.
(J .
42-
—— for Boycotts and Strikes. Am. Arch. 85: 70.
—- Misuse of. Gunton’s M. 231 226.
Inks, Mitchell and Hepworth on. (C. Simmonds) Na-
ture, 7IZ 269.
Inland Empire, The.
Work, 10: 6511.
Inland Sea (Suwonada), A Cruise on the. (E. A. Rich-
ings) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 393.
Inlay of Wax. (H. Sumner) Am. Arch. 762 86.
Inlaying and Extra Illustration. (Lida R. McCabe)
Bk. Buyer, 24: 446,
Inn, The; a story. (G. de Maupassant) Booklover’s
M, 2: I 31,
Inn of the Margeride, The. (H. Belloc) Indep. R. 41
I29. :Liv. Age, 243: 410,
Inner Imperative, The; a story. (A. M. Roach) Har-
per, 111: 217.
Inness, George, Painter. (E. Fawcett) Californian, 4:
453. —(J. C. Van Dyke) Outl. 73: 535.
—— The Wood-gatherers. (W. S. Howard) Harper,
108: 86.
Innismurray, Ire., Archaeology and Poteen in.
K. Moore) Macmil. n. s. 2: 62.
Innkeeper, Mediwval, and his Responsibility. (Joseph
H. Beale, jr.) Green Bag, 18: 269.
(W. H. Kirkbride) World’s
(H.
IN N OCENT III.
Innocent III., The Ashes of. (W. B. Wallace) Antiq.
n. s. 40: 83,
Inns, Noted, of New England. (M. H. Northend) New
Eng. M. n. s. 30: 68.
—- of Old Norfolk. (G. A. B. Dewar) Macmil. n. s. I:
383.
-—- Past and Present. (A. E. Cropper) Gent. M. n. s.
70: 280,
Inoculating the Ground with Nitrogen.
venor) Cent. 461 331.
Inoculation of Mr. Skads, The; a story.
Palmer) McClure, 23: 136,
Inquisition in Northern F rance, Beginnings of. (C. H.
Haskins) Am. Hist. R. 7: 437, 631.
-— of I 5! 7. Inclosures and Evictions. (Ed. by Leadam)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 6: 167. 8: 251,
(G. H. Gros-
(J. M.
—— Relics of the. (E. J. Prior) Chamb. J. 83: 183.
—— The Spanish. (T. J . Pulvertaft) 20th Cent. Q. I,
no. 3: 56.
— — Jews and. (R. J. H. Gottheil) Jew. Q. 15: 182.
-—- — Lea’s History of. (C. H. Haskins) Nation, 82:
385
Insane, Asylum Treatment of the. (B. Hollander)
Monthly R. 21, no. 2: I15.
-—- Care of the. Quar. 202: 399.
— -— Needed Reforms in. (B. Chance) Outl. 78: 1031.
—— Freedom from Restraint. Char. 12: 213.
—— Pauper, Care of, in Scotland. (J . R. Motion) Westm.
161: 452.
—— Sane Estimate of the. Char. I3: 77.
—— Statistical Study of Patients at Conn. Hospital for
Insane. (R. H. Burr) Am. Statis. Assoc. 81 305.
—— Tuberculous, Tent Treatment for. Char. I0: 518.
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility. (J . Chisholm)
Jurid. R. 14: 386.
— and Marriage. (A. W. VVilcox) Westm. I56: I99.
—— and Morality. (W. R. MacDermott) Westm. I 59:
291,
-— Criminal Responsibility and Civil Capacity, Rela-
tion of the Insanities to. (J . B. Tuke) Jurid. R.
I6: 1-361.
—— Diagnosing at Sight. (S. Smith) Outl. 74: 754.
--A Disease of Civilization. (A. Alexander) Nation,
81: 196,
— in Relation to Contract, Tort, and Crime.
Wilson) Law Q. 18: 21,
-—- in the U. S., Geographical Distribution of. (W. A.
White) Nat. Geog. M. 141 361.
-—- Progress of, in our Time. (W. J. Corbet) Westm.
(R.
163: 198. I65: 269,
-—- The Skeleton at the Feast. (W. J . Corbet) Westm.
159: 1,
-— Unrecognized. (Henrik G. Petersen) Arena, 36: 508.
Inscription, Great Rock, of King Darius, Visit to the.
(A. V. W. Jackson) Indep. 59: 425.
— Greek, from the Hauran. (G. M. Whicher) Am. J .
Archaeol. n. s. 10: 289,
— on Restored Buildings, Imperial Methods of; Au-
gustus and Hadrian. (D. R. Stuart) Am. J .
Archaeol. n. s. 9: 427.
Inscriptions, Archaic, from Cleonae and Corinth. (S.
O. Dickerman) Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 7: 147.
- Christian, of Lycaonia. (W. M. Ramsay) Expos.
6th ser. I2: 438.
—- from the Cyzicene District.
Hel. Stud. 25: 56.
-— from Eleusis dealing with the Building of the Porch
of Philon, Notes on. (Lacey D. Caskey) Am. J .
Archaeol. n. s. 91 I47.
— from Old Cemeteries in Connecticut. (In Dewey)
N. E. Reg. 60: 305.
-— from Sidon, Twelve Mortuary. (IV. J . Moulton)
Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 8: 283.
(E. W. Hasluck) J .
320
INSECTS
Inscriptions, from Sinope. (D. M. Robinson) Am. J.
Archaeol. n. s. 9: 294. i
—- — New. (D. M. Robinson) Am. J. Philol. 27: 447.
— -—- Notes on D. M. Robinson’s. (A. W. Van Buren)
Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 10: 295.
— —— Van Buren’s Notes on. (D. M. Robinson) Am.
J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 10: 429.
—— Greek, from Corinth. (B. Powell) Am. J . Archaeol.
n. s. 7: 26.
—— North-Semitic Epigraphy.
258.
—— —- and its Contributions to Semitic Study.
mann) Am. J. Theol. 8: 337.
— On dating Early Attic. (Leila C. Spanlding) Am.
J. Archaeol. 2-d ser. I0: 394.
-—- Teian, Meaning of Two. (James D. Rogers) Am. J .
Archaeol. n. s. 9: 422.
Insect, An, in Winter Quarters. Liv. Age, 240: 635.
Insect Commonwealths. (H. C. McCook) Harper, 108:
(S. A. Cook) Jew. Q. 16:
(E. Litt-
S54-
Insect Forms in Decoration. (I. Sargent, tr.) Crafts-
man, 5: 563, 6: 265,
Insect Life in a Surrey Sand-pit.
Age: 241: 754.
-— through a Microscope.
1105,
Insect Masqueraders.
I90. 249-
Insect Oddities. (E. A. Butler) Knowl. 25: I93.
Insect Pests, National Control of, introduced. (E. D.
Sanderson) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 431,
Insect Reflexes. (V. L. Kellogg) Science, 11. s. 18:
693. ’
Insectivorous Plants.
(O. H. Latter) Liv.
(A. de Gasparis) Indep. 58:
(J . J . Ward) Good Words, 45:
(F. Shreve) Pop. Sci.Mo. 65:
417-
Insects and Cultivation. (H. C. McCook) Harper, I05:
79-
- as Carriers of Disease.
225,
— Brlaeding Beneficial. (H. A. Crafts) Harper, I11:
778. —(L. O. Howard) Science, 11. s. 222 467.
— Destructive. (C. Howard) Booklover’s M. 6: 639.
(A. E. Shipley) Nature, 73:
-— Diffusion of. (F. M. Webster) Am. Natural. 36:
79' -
—— Donhestic. (L. O. Howard) Indep. 61: 1480,
—— Godman’s Biologia Centrali-Americana.
Holland) Science, 11. s. 15: 186.
(W. J.
-—- Gynandromorphous. (T. H. Morgan) Science,'n. s.
21: 632,
— in New Mexico. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Am. Natural.
36: 809.
— Injurious. Our Imported Pests. (C. Johnson) Out-
ing. 481 39-
—— Injurious to Staple Crops, Sanderson’s.
Chittenden) Science, 11. s. 15: 540.
-—- Kellogg’s American Insects. (W. S. Jackman) Sci-
ence, n. s. 22: 800.
—— Killing, by Gases.
22: 800,
—- Midsummer Musicians.
421 598-
- Mimetic and Protected.
28: 43.
-— Mouth Parts of.
683.
— Permian, Types of. (E. H. Sellards) Am. J. Sci.
172: 249.
—— Physiological Regeneration in.
ence, n. s. 23: 149.
— Protective Mimicry of. (W. B. Kaempffert) Book-
lover’s M. 5: 609.
— Protective Resemblance of.
27: 51,
(F. H.
(F. L. Washburn) Science, 11. s.
(L. W. Brownell) Outing,
(R. Meldola) Pall Mall M.
(V. L. Kellogg) Am. Natural. 36:
(V. 1.. Kellogg) Sci-
(P. Collins) Knowl.
INSECTS 3
Insects, Relation of, to Flowers. (R. Blight) Outing,
48: I 52, -
— Saving California’s Fruit Crops.
Cent. 49: 571.
—— Sex in. (E. B. Wilson) Science, n. s. 221 500.
——Skeleton of the Head of, with Bibliography. (J.
H. Comstock and C. Kochi) Am. Natural. 36: 13.
—— Temperature of. Am. Natural. 36: 40!.
— Terrifying Masks and Warning Liveries of.
Collins) Knowl. 27: 208,
—- Winds and Storms as Agents in the Diffusion of.
(F. M. Webster) Am. Natural. 36: 795.
— Young, Homes of. (J . W. Spencer) Chaut. 34: 5 33.
Insignificance of Humanity. Macmil. 86: 458.
lnskeep, John. (H. E. Wallace, jr.) Pennsyl. M. 28:
129,
Inspection a Factor in Cheap Production.
penter) Engin. M. 27: 583.
(W. S. Harwood)
(P.
(C. U. Car-
Inspiration. (J . M. Thoburn) Meth. R. 652 733.
— History and. (H. A. Poels) Cath. Univ. Bull. 11:
19, 1'2, .
— — Salljlt Jerome. (H. A. Poels) Cath. Univ. Bull.
12: 182,
— in Material. (C. F. Binns) Craftsman, 52 260.
—— The Latest Word of Theology on. (W. L. Sullivan)
Cath. World, 84: 219, 326.
— The Nature of. (S. F. Smith) Month, 105: 47.
Inspiration of Elizabeth. (Mabel P. Haskell) Apple-
ton’s M. 22: 26,
Instalment Business and its Social Consequences.
R. Mussey) Char. I0: 236.
Instinct. (D. A. Spalding) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61:126.
— in Birds, Animals, and Insects. (C. B. Newland)
Monthly R. 24, no. 12 135. = Liv. Age, 250: 431.
-- in the Making on a Caitlmess Moor. (G. T. T.
Buckell) Monthly R. 17, no. 2: I34.:Liv. Age,
243: 629,
— Primordial. (R. V. Carr) Outing, 43: 35.
Institution of Naval Architects, Summer Meeting, I90 5.
Nature, 722 303.
Institution Factories.
Institutional Church for London.
3: 2o,
—-— in a Small City. (C. B. Crane) Char. I4: 723,
Institutions, Financial Management and Accounts of.
(R. \V. Hebberd) Char. I0: 20,
—— Private in Pennsylvania, Public Subsidies to.
E. Richmond) Char. I4: 843,
—— State Non-partisanship in. (J . F. Hanly) Char. I 5:
(H.
(F. Kelley) Char. I2: 234.
(C. Ray) Sund. M.
(M.
Insular Aifairs, U. S. Bureau of. (C. R. Edwards)
Nat. Geog. M. 151 239.
Insulator Pins for Transmission Lines.
Cassier, 25! 399.
Insurance, Accident. (E. S. Lott) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 26: 483. — Sat. R. 98: 132.
—— -— Policy Forms. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26:
— and Politics. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 232,
—~ as a Commodity. (E. A. Gilmore) Green Bag,I8:
—— as an Investment. Sat. R. 96: 514.
— as Mortgage Security. Sat. R. 95: 682,
— as a Profession. (C. F. Thwing) Cosmopol. 34: 575.
—— Australian Mutual Provident, Best. Sat. R. 98:
261,
— Best Family Policy. Sat. R. 100: 396,
— Big Companies vs. Best. Sat. R. 95: 139.
— Choosing a Company. Sat. R. 98: 196.
-—- Compulsory. (I. M. Rubinow) Chant. 41: 48,
-— — for Teachers. (E. Manley) Educa. R. 23: 152,
— — State, for Workingmen. (I. M. Rubinow) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 3
—— does it cost too much ? (S.
10: 6313.
(A. D. Adams)
555-
142,
3I -
S. Pratt) World’s Work,
:)
.-.1 INSURANCE
Insurance, Federal Control of. (E. Maxey) 392 182. ——
(S. Huebner) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 681,
—— Fire, Basis of. Sat. R. 96: 457. '
——--—True. (W. C. Betts) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 24: 463.
— — Expenses, Profits, and Problems.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 446.
— — Fire Insurance Engineering. (G. Dana) Technol.
R. 5: 146.
—— — in 1902. Sat. R. 96: 267.
— —-— in the United States, Historical Study of. (F. C.
Oviatt) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 335.
(F. C. Oviatt)
(F. T. Case) Green Bag, 18: 392.
— —— Lessons from San Francisco’s Experience. (Louis
Windmiifler) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 331 713.
— — Limits of.
"—‘Am. Arch. 90: 7o.=Ecl. M. 147: 357.
—— — Policy Forms. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 252 546.
—-— — Rates and Methods. (W. C. Betts) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 413.
— — Rates and Schedule-rating.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 262 391.
— — Rating in. (F. B. Kellam) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: 265.
— — Standard Policy. (F. C. Oviatt) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol.pSci. 26: 359,
— Government, in New Zealand.
Indep. 61: 86,
—— House-purchase Systems. Sat. R. 100: 364.
— How may we insure our ? World’s VVork, 9: 6012,
—— Labor. (I. M. Rubinow) J . Pol. Econ. 12: 362,
— Liability. (W. F. Moore) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
26: 499.
-— Life. (B. J . Hendrick) McClure, 27: 36, 237. -
— —-— Agency System, Organization and Management
of. (L. G. Fouse) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26:
243. '
— — American, on Trial. (Walter Wellman) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 32: 458.
— — and the Public; the Side which has not been
told. (C. J . Smith) Ecl. M. 145: 473.
— —- and Speculation. (C. J . Bullock) Atlan. 971 629.
— —— Are the Premiums too High ? (R. W. Weeks)
Indep. 59: 1253. — (M. M. Dawson) Indep. 59:
1508.
— -— as a Professional. (L. G. Fouse) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 28: 70. —— (Leroy Scott) World’s Work, 11:
7391-
—— —- Assessment. (M. M. Dawson) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 26: 300.
-— — The Burning Issue of.
b0dy’S. I51 549-
—— -— by Fraternal Orders.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 475.
— — Changes in the Big-three Companies.
Work, 11: 7379.
-— ——-Conipetition in.
285.
—— — Confessions of a Solicitor.
M. 62: 269, 430,
—— —- The Control of the Big Companies.
Work, 12: 7922.
— — Corruption in. (T. W. Lawson) Everybody’s,
I4: 4o7.— (“ Q. P.”) World’s Work, 111 7317-
—— — Cost of. (A. H. Willett) Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 456.
— -— Cost of the Business. Nation, 81: 6.
— -— Democracy in. Outl. 84: 601.
— — Distribution of Surplus in; a Problem of Super
vision. (L. A. Anderson) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol,
Sci. 26: 708.
— — Driving Power of.
(N. Y.)32: 55!.
(Florence F. Kelly)
(T. W. Lawson) Every-
(A. Landis) Ann. Am.
World’s
(L. A. Anderson) Yale R. 142
(W. McMahon) Am.
World’s

(D. P. Kingsley) R. of Rs.
— —- Joinder of Actions in Litigation concerningn.
(F. H. Kitchin) 19th Cent. 60: 321..
(C. A. Hexamer) ,
INSURANCE
s Insurance, Life, Economic Place of, and its Relation
Q
to Societv. (F. C. Oviatt) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 26: 181.
— —— Essentials of Administration of. (H. C. Lippin-
cott) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 192,
— — Expenses of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 73: 501.
-— —- Federal Regulation of. (J . F. Dryden) Indep.
60: 720. — (J. N. Beck) N0. Am. 181: 191.
— — The Fight for Control of the Three Big Compa-
nies. (T. W. Lawson) Everybody’s, I4: 545.
— — Fighting Frauds in. (J . W. Richardson) New
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 543.
— — for Naval and Military Lives. Un. Serv. M. 231
97-
— — for Working-men.
181: 921,
—- — Fraternal. (M. M. Dawson) Ann. Am. Acad.
P01. Sci. 26: 308.
—— — Frenzied Finance in. (J . von Lestrich) Overland,
n. s. 45: 206.
—— -— Future of.
— — How to buy.
9: 5733'
— — mperative Demand for Publicity in. (M. Whit-
tlesey) Arena, 32: 629.
—— — in Ancient America.
(F. A. Vanderlip) No. Am.
(H. Lanier) World’s Work, 8: 5 380,
(H. W. Lanier) World’s Work,
(A. Bierce) Cosmopol. 41:
pa!
53>-
—— — in Fraternal Organizations. World’s Work, I I:
7397.
—— -—— in New England. (H. H. Putnam) New Eng. M.
n, s, 281 188.
— —- Industrial. (F. L. Hoffman) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 26: 283.—(L. D. Brandeis) Indep. 61:
I475-
—— — The Insurance Machine. World’s Work, 11:
6841. ~
— — Investments in. (J . W. Hamer) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 26: 256,
-— — Irresponsible Millions in.
Work, 11: 7100,
— — The Kind of Policy to buy. World’s Work, I 1:
7402-
- — Lapse and Reinstatement of Policies. Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 269.
-— — Legislation on. (P. Morton and D. P. Kingsley)
No. Am. 182: 492. .
-—— — Methods in. (L. Windmiiller) Forum, 372 281.
—— — National Supervision of. (J . W. Walsh) Am.
Law R. 38: I81,
— — New Aspects of.
51: 401,
— — New York Life on the Stand, The.
Nation, 81: 294,
— —— The Next Step in.
12: 145,
—— -— of Working-men as an Instrument of Tubercu-
losis. (Arnold C. Klebs) Am. J . Sociol. I2: 176,
— —- Oldest English Company: Hand-in—hand. Sat.
R- 97: 555-
-- — Personal Guide to.'
— — Policy Contracts in.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 262 209,
-—- — Policy Forms. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 523.
— — Premiums in Calculation of. (J. B. Gibb) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 262 229.
— -—- Prize Policies, The Deception of. World’s Work,
II: 7408,
— — Qualities needed for writing. Everybody’s, 8:
280.
—— —— The Remedy. (“ Q. P.”) World’s Work, 11:
7212, .
-— —— Revolution in. World’s Work, 11: 7735.
-—- -—- The Search for a Remedy. Outl. 81: 545.
(“Q. P.”) World’s
(W. Schooling) J . Soc. Arts,
(R. Ogden)
(Ernest Howard) Internat. Q.
World’s Worlr, II: 7373.
(L. G. Fouse) Ann. Am.
322
INSURANCE
Insurance, Life, Security of. Sat. R. 94: 582.
—— -—- Shall we still insure ? (E. Flower) World To-
day.1°= 479-
-- -— Should it be cheaper ?
81: 253,
-—- -— a Source of Income.
-—- ——~ State Regulation of.
Acad. Pol, Sci. 24: 69.
—— —— State Supervision of.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 317.
-—- — Story of. (B. J . Hendrick) McClure, 27: 157-659,
28: 56.
—— — The Struggle for the Rescue of the Mutual L. I.
(A. D. Noyes) Nation,
Sat. R. 942 614,
(L. G. Fouse) Ann. Am.
(S. H. Wolfe) Ann. Am.
Co. (J. W. Ryckman) New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 224.
—— —— Suicide and. (W. H. Lawton) N 0. Am. 1791
698.
—— —— Sunny Side of._ (H. L. Shumway) New Eng. M.
n. s. 33: 645.
— — Supervision of. (S. Herbert Wolfe) No. Am.
181: 11, _
— -— Surrender and Exchange of Policies. World’s
Work, 11: 7420, 1
— — Surrender Values. Sat. R. 94: 202.
-—— -— Temperance as affecting. Sat. R. 93: 47.
— -—— 10-cent, Billions in. (H. W. Lanier) World’s
Work, 9: 5611.
— — Traflicking in Trusts.
351 337-
—— — Winding up a Life Company. Sat. R. 97: 717.
— —— The Wrong Way and the Right Way. World’s
Work, 10: 6349.
— Marine. (H. B. Sharpe) Law Q. 22: 406.
—- — Bill for. (A. Cohen) Law Q. 19: 367.
— — Development and Present Status in United States.
(S. Huebner) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 421.
-—- -—~ Policy Contracts in. (S. Huebner) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 45 3.
—— —— Policy Forms. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 547,
-— — Thieves in relation to. (H. B. Sharpe) Law Q.
20: 300,
—— Nelson’s Pension Tea. Sat. R. 99: 72.
-—— Partnership. Sat. R. 99: 105.
—- Results in 1901. Bank. M. (Lond.) 732 341.
— — in 1902. Bank. M. (Lond.) 75: 341.
— —— in 1904. Bank. M. (Lond.) 79: 345.
— —- in 1905. Bank. M. (Lond.) 81: 341,
— Side Lights on. (W. Hilburn) Am. M. 60: 220,
-— State, in Germany. (J. C. Monaghan) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 10: 451.
— — in New Zealand. (VV. P. Reeves) No. Am. 182:
62,
-— Study of, in American Universities.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 821,
-—- Vagaries of. (W. Hepburn) Am. M. 60: 379,
— Valued Policy Law. Am. Arch. 83: 87,
—- Workingmen’s. (C. R. Henderson) World To-day,
10: 145.
— —— Compulsory. Wis. Alum. M. 7: 225,
— — in Germany. (F. Kestner) No. Am. 179: 439. —-
(N. Pinkus) Yale R. 122 372. 13: 72-435,
(H. A. Bullock) Arena,
(S. Huebner)
— -— Psychology of. (H. W. Farnam) Yale R. I 3: 98.
Insurance Cases, Waiver in. (J . S. Ewart) Harv. Law
‘ R. 18: 364.
Insurance Companies, Difiiculty of Establishing New.
Sat. R. 101: 101. ‘
—- Great, as Fountain-heads of Corruption.
Flower) Arena, 34: 514.
— Life ; how they use their Surplus. World’s Work,
4: 2600,
— State Supervision of, in Germany and Elsewhere.
(E. J. Schuster) Econ. J. 12: 561.
Insurance Corporations, Federal Control of.
Vance) Green Bag, 17: 83.
(B. O.
(W. R.
INSURANCE
Insurance Finance, Masters of. (I. S. Grim) World’s
Work, 10: 6207,
Insurance History, A Little.
436-
Insurance Investigations, 1905. (C. B. Hubbell) Green
Bag, 17: 686. —— (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 2I2.
Insurance Investments. (L. A. Anderson) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 431.
Insurance Laws; how they work.
World’s ‘Work, 9: 5813.
Insurance Legislation. Outl. 80: 950.
Insurance Oflicials, Responsibility of. (W. D. Van-
diver) World To-day, 9: 1283.
Insurance Statistics, Amusing. (S. R. Tarr) Canad.
M. 23: I67.
Insurances of Enemies’ Property.
Law Q. 18: 289,
Insured, Rights of the.
Insurrection at La Boca, The.
353 74°-
“ Integration’ of Industry, The Passing of. (F. J.
Wl1iting) Nation, 77: 440,
Intellect of Whittling Wilson. (E. Boltwood) Munsey,
(H. White) Nation, 81:
(H. W. Lanier)
(D. F. Pennant)
(J.W. Folk) Indep. 59: 1318.
(K. Decker) Munsey,
?
34: 7114
Intellectual Communism. (S. Y. Stevenson) Lippinc.
71: 3'1.
Intellectuyal Life. (G. R. Peck) Putnam, 1: 292.
Intellectual Miss Lamb, The. (F. M. Kingsley) Cent.
41% 552-
Intellectualism, Voluntarism and, a Reconciliation.
(G. Spiller) Philos. R. 13: 420.
Intelligence, General, objectively determined and mea-
sured. (C. Spearman) A1n. J . Psychol. 15: 201.
—- Plant and Animal. (N. S. Shaler) Harper, I07:
185,
Intelligence Ofiice, The. (F. A. Kellor) Atlan. 94:
458-
— a Feeder for Vice. Char. 12: 25 5.
Intemperance. Industrial Alcoholism. (W. C. Sulli-
van) Econ. R. 152 I50.
Intendant, Office of, in New France. (W. B. Munro)
Am. Hist. R. 12: 15.
Intent to Deceive or Defraud. Law Q. 20: 186.
“ Inter Arma Caritas.” (E. Lecky) Fortn. 78: 309.
Intercepted Letter, The. (John Leys) Chamb. J . 81:
252,
Interchange of Courtesies, An.
96: 812,
Intercollegiate Contests.
Mo. 68: 84.
Intercollegiate Geological Excursion.
24: 634.
Intercontinental Correspondence University.
A. Cockerell) Dial, 37: 264.
Interest as a Factor in Teaching.
Educa. 25: 465.
— Cassel’s Nature and Necessity of.
J , 14: 280,
— Curiosity and. (G. S. Hall and T. L. Smith) Peda-
gog. Sem. I0: 315.
-—— Psychology of. (F. Arnold) Psychol. R. 13: 221,
291, '
Interest, Rate of, Future of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 71:
916. '
-—— Relation of Abstinence to.
Econ. 18: 142.
Interference with the Bi-prism.
J. Sci. 169: 294.
Interference Figures under the Microscope, Modifica-
tion of the Lasaulx Method for Observing. (F. E.
Wright) Am. J . Sci. 172: 19.
Interferences of Charlotte; a story.
Munsey, 31: 507.
(C. Benedict) Atlan.
(J . J. Stevenson) Pop. Sci.
Science, n. s.
(T. D.
(J. C. O’Hara)
(J . Bonar) Econ.
(T. N. Carver) Q. J.
(W. McClellan) Am.
(S. B. Mason)
323
INTERNATIONAL
Interiors. Archit. Rec. 18: 51,
— English. Craftsman, 5: 508.
— Modern French. (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 18:
74- I
Interlude, An. (F. E. Barnes) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
313-'
Interlude in Yellow, An. (C. S. Pratt) New Eng. M.
n. s. 25: 674.
Intermezzo; a Monologue. (Van T. Sutphen) Harper,
106: 896.
Internal-combustion Engines.
53: 870,
International Action, Morality of.
ternat. J . Ethics, 12: 152.
International Amity. Dial, 32: 191,
International Arbitration Court, Formation of an. (H.
Hodgson) Westm. I651 355.
International Aspects of our Tariff Situation.
Stone) No. Am. 180: 381,
International Assoc. of Academies, Meeting of 1904.
Nature, 70: 127. 1
International Bible Lessons, Thirty-one Years of.
(D. Clerk) J . Soc. Arts,
(W. A. Watt) In-
(N. I.
(S.
G. Barnes) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 3: 283.
International Catalogue of Scientific Literature. (F.
B. Weeks) Science, n. s. 19: 66.-— (C. Palache)
Science, 11. s. 19: 334.
—— Convention in London, 1906. Science, 11. s. 242 218.
International Commission of Archaeology and Ethno-
logy. Science, 11. s. 18: 250,
International Complication, An. (M. Armour) Longm.
: 153,
International Conciliation.
stant) Indep. 59: 206,
International Conference of Arts and Science, 1903.
(R. S. Woodward) Science, n. s. 18: 302,
International Conferences of Education and the
Bern Conference. (S. T. Dutton) Educa. R. 31:
306.
International Congress, An ; the Demand of the Hour.
(R. Bartholdt) Indep. 59: 1443.
— National Sovereignty not Absolute.
man) Arena, 31: 381,
International Congress of Anthropology, Monaco,
1906. Nature, 74: 211.
International Congress of Archaeologists in the Egean.
(M. L. D’Ooge) Nation, 80: 433.
International Congress of Arts and Science.
sterberg) Science, 11. s. 182 559.
International Correspondence of Pupils; its History,
Purpose, and Management. (J . C. Doniat) School
R, 12: 70,
-— — its Present Status in English-speaking Countries.
(M. H. Haertel) School R. 12: 89.
-—— —— its Present Status in France. (H. Gronow) School
R. 12: 84.
—- — its Present Status in Germany.
School R. 12: 78,
International Debts, The Forcible Collection of.
H. Latané) Atlan. 98: 542,
International Executive Power.
Indep. 61: 13.
International Exhibition, 4th, at New Gallery. (Frank
Rinder) Art J . 56: 39.
International Frontiers, Geography of. (E. H. Hills)
Geog. J. 28: 145,
International Geographical Congress, I904. Cent. 46:
817,
International Institute of Agriculture, Rome, April,
1903. (R. Cappel1i)Fortn. 84: 882.
International Law and Law of England. (J . Westlake)
Law Q. 22: 14,
—- and Private, in the Enforcement of Claims.
Walton) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 85
(D’Estournelles de Con-
(R. L. Bridg-
(H. Miin-
(C. Goettsch)
(J .
(J. Bassett Moore)
(C. S.
INTERNATIONAL
International Law, Beginnings of an Official European
Code of Private. (S. E. Baldwin) Yale R. 12: 10.
- Development of. (E. Maxey) Am. Law R. 39: 747,
815, 40: 188.
—— Doctrine of Ultimus Haeres in. (W. G. Miller)
Am. Law R. 37: 63.—Jurid. R. 14: 152,
—— Evolution of. (E. Lindsey) Am. Law R. 39: 658.
—— Future of. (A. E. Rogers) Green Bag, 16: 322.
—— its Past and Future. (G. B. Davis) Harper, 109:
62.
— Need of an International Conference. (E. Maxey)
Outl. 82: 307.
— Place of, in American Jurisprudence.
Green Bag, 15: 164,
-— Some Aspects of. Ed. R. 203: 471.
—— Sources of. Law Q. 18: 418.
(J. B. Scott)
—- Taylor on. (H. W. Rogers) Dial, 32: 201.
-— under Queen Elizabeth. (E. P. Cheney) Eng. Hist.
R. 20: 659.
International Leadership, Responsibilities of . (Emery
R. Johnson) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 25.
International Matchmaking. Sat. R. 100: 392.
International Mercantile Marine Co. (A. D. Noyes)
Nation, 81: 72.
—— Capitalization of. (E. S. Meade) Pol. Sci. Q. 19: 50.
International Parliament, The. (A. Apponyi) Indep.
59: 419:
International “ Perils.” Blackw. I78: 564.
International Relations. (H. Hodgson) Westm. I66:
8.
-— Ethics and.
30-
International Science. (A. Schuster) Nature, 74: 233,
(A. O. Lovejoy) Wash. Univ. Bull. 2:
International Society of Sculptors, Painters, and Grav-
ers. Studio (Internat.) 22: 59. — Studio (Internat.)
25: 156,
— Exhibition, 1905. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 80: 66.
—-Sixth Exhibition, 1906. Studio (Internat.) 28: 103,
236.
International Statistical Institute.
Statis. Soc. 67: 490. 68: 614,
— Skimmings from the Meeting, 1905.
J. Statis. Soc. 68: 673.
International Sweethearts. (E. F awcett) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 152. I Overland, n. s. 39: 745.
Internationalism and the Hague. (F. W. Hirst) Indep.
R, 4: 282,
-— and Naval Supremacy.
(J. A. Baines) J.
(J. A. Baines)
(R. P. Hobson) Indep. 60:
768.
— and the World’s Capitol. (R. H. Eykman) Indep.
61: 200,
—- Ethics of.
16.
Interoceanic Canal. (W. L. Merry) Californian, 2: 32,
— (Benj. Taylor) Monthly R. 8, no. 2: 26. — (A. P.
Davis) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 132. — (E. R,
Johnson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 35. — (J. R. Bishop)
Internat. Q. 6: 212. — (W. H. Burr) Scrib. M. 31:
I45. — Californian, I: 485. — (W. L. Merry) Cali-
fornian, 3: 213.
-— Analysis of Respective Routes.
gin. M. 23: I.
—— and the Monroe Doctrine.
31 389-
-- Choice of Route. (E. R. Johnson) Q. J. Econ. 16:
515. — (J. T. Morgan) No. Am. 174: 672,
-— Darien Route. (A. McGray) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 15:
622,
-—- Distances by, compared with other Routes.
Johnson) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 35: 163.
—— The Hay—Pauncefote Treaty. Pall Mall M. 26:
337-
(J. A. Hobson) Internat. J. Ethics, 17:
(J. G. Leigh) En-
(J. C. Hall) Californian,
(E. R.
324
INTERVENTION
Interoceanic Canal, in its Economic Aspects. (E. R.
Johnson) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: I .
— Mandingo Route. (C. H. Spencer) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
16: 226. —Nat. Geog. M. 13: 64.
—Nicaragua or Panama? (E. Berwick) Arena, 28:
12. —(O. Uzanne) Fortn. 81: 670,
— Panama Route. (J. G. Leigh) Pall Mall M. 26: 497.
— Question as affected by Treaties. (S. Pasco) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 24.
— San Blas Route. (N. B. Scott) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I6:
143.
- Sanitary Problems connected with the Construction
of. (G. M. Sternberg) No. Am. 175: 378.
— Why not built? (L. M. Haupt) No. Am. 75: 128,
See Nicaragua; Panama.
Interoceanic Communication on Western Continent.
(G. E. Church) Geog. J. I9: 313. _
Interoceanic Waterway, The. (G. H. Williams) Land
of Sun. 1: 82,
Interparliamentary Union, The. (Hayne Davis) Indep.
51: 126. —- (Hayne Davis) Indep. 61: 387. —- Outl.
83: 887.
-- Experiences in the. (W. R. Cremer) Indep. 61 : 508,
— The Man and the Movement. (Hayne Davis) Indep.
58¢ 589.
— 13th Session, Brussels, I905. (Hayne Davis) Indep.
59: 777-
— Victory for the American Plan. (Hayne Davis) In-
dep. 61: 309.
Interpreter, The. (Alice Brown) Everybody’s, 15:
643
Interpreter, The; a play. (C. D. Willard) Land of
Sun. 3: 104.
Inter-psychology: the Interplay of Human Minds.
(G. Tarde) Internat. Q. 7: 58.
Interrogation, The Art of. Spec. 91: 196.
Interrupted Probation, An. (Helen W. Givens) Book-
lover’s M. 5: 585.
Interrupted Rest Cure, An; :1 story.
Munsey, 27: 820.
Interstate Commerce, Federal Control of. (H. E.
Montgomery) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 642.
— Mr. Garfield’s Plan. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79: 514.
— Origin of the Right to engage in. (E. P. Prentice)
Harv. Law R. 17: 20,
—— State Monopolies of. (E. P. Prentice) No. Am. 178:
499-
— State Taxation of. (F. J. Goodnow) Am. Econ.
Assoc. 3d ser. 5: 307.
Interstate Commerce Act as amended. (F. H. Dixon)
Q. J. Econ. 21: 22.
Interstate Commerce Combinations, Power of Con-
gress over. (A. L. Humes) Harv. Law R. 17: 83.
Interstate Commerce Commission and American Sta-
tistical Practice. (H. T. Newcomb) Yale R. 11:
164.
—~ Inadequate Powers of.
46.
— Past and Future of. (B. H. Meyer) Pol. Sci. Q. 17:
(L. M. Burns)
(E. P. Bacon) N0. Am. 174:
394-
—— Proposals of. (W. D. Hines) Forum, 33: 3.
Interstate Commerce Commissioners, The New, 1906.
(H. S. Brown) Outl. 84: 465,
Interstate Commerce Law, Proposals for Amendment.
(J. B. Daish) Green Bag, 18: 150. ‘
Intervention in War, What justifies? (Amos S. Her-
shey) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 199,
— Principle of. (L. T. Hengstler) Calif. Univ. Chron.
1: 521,
Intervention; a story. (Eden Phillpotts) Idler, 29:
163, 291,
Intervention of Grice, Junior. (Mary S. Boyd) Chamb.
J. 80: 8-5 5,
INTERVENTION
Intervention of Mrs. Hilary Penrose; a story.
Mabie) Munsey, 30: 855,
Intervention of San Antonio, The.
Overland, n. s. 45: 129,
Interview with a Billionaire.
Intestacy, Mediwval Law of.
R, 18: 120,
Into Action ; a story.
684,
Intrenching and Range-finding. Un. Serv. M. 311 416.
Intrenching Tool, A New. (H. Leonard) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 33: 431.
Introducing Thacher; a college story.
McClure, I8: 515,
Intrusion of Sentiment, An. Liv. Age, 234: 805.
Intrusions of Peggy. (A. H. Hawkins) Cornh. 85: 27-
722, 86: 10-729,
Intuitionism and Teleology.
Ethics, 12! 487.
Invader, The. (T. Chesworth) Gent. M. n. s. 75: I.
Invalids, Spiritual Care of. Church Q. 61: 33.
Invar and its Applications. (C. E. Guillaume) Nature,
7II I34.
Invasion Relics in England. Spec. 91: 598.
Inventing, Modern Profession of. (F. Strother) World’s
I/Vork, I0: 6289.
—— and Discovery. (C. A. Parsons) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65:
(L. K.
(Adriana Spadoni)
Outl. 82: 892.
(C. Gross) Harv. Law
(Beulah M. Dix) Harper, 105:
(E. Oviatt)
(F. Thilly) Internat. J .
553'
Invention, Exploiting an. (G. Wetmore Colles) Cassier,
30'. 17, 106.
Inventions, Modern, Anticipations of, by Men of Let-
ters. (James Johnston) Cassier, 22: 477.
-— — Labor-saving. Idler, 20: 529.
—— Primitive. (G. W. James) Craftsman, 5: I25.
-— United States a Nation of Inventors. (C. D. Davis)
\Vorld’s Work, 6: 3449,
Inventor, The Working-class. (H. S. Flynt) Indep. R.
5: 219,
Inventor’s World of Marvels. (G. E. Walsh) Gunton’s
M. 22: 23 5.
Inventors, and Curious Inventions.
Cassier, 26: 396.
— Great Promoters.
— of Lancashire, England.
sier, 23: 303.
-— Worcester County. (G. F. Hoar and A. S. Roe)
New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 350.
(G. Kirkegaard)
(E. J. Edwards) Munsey, 30: 73.
(Sir W. H. Bailey) Cas-
— The World’s Great Labor-savers. (R. W. Hunt)
Engin. M. 26: 803.
Inventory of Household Goods, 1612, (J, E, Brown)
Antiq. n. s. 42: 27,
Inverawe and Ticonderoga.
Hist. 42 4.
—- Legends about.
326.
Invertebrates, North American. Am. Natural. 36:
887, 953.-——(S. J. Holmes) Am. Natural. 37: 267,
--(C. W. Hargitt) Am. Natural. 37: 33I.—(M.
Morse) Am. Natural. 37: 609. —(N. Banks) Am.
Natural. 39$ 293.
(A. P. Stanley) M. of
(Mrs. Campbell) Chamb. J . 80:
—— — Synopses of. (W. R. Coe) Am. Natural, 39: 425,
Investigation vs. Erudition. (O. F. Cook) Science,
11. s. 16: 552.
Investigator. Scientific, Character of the. (C. W,
Eliot) Ednca. R. 32: 157.
Investment, The Art of. (R. M. Horne Payne) Na-
tional, 472 1020,
Investment Capital, English; is it decreasing ? (W,
R. Lawson) Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 325, 441, 552,
Investments, The Average Man and his Money.
World’s Work, 11: 72, 64,
—-— Foreign, in Time of War. (R. A. Chadwick) Law
Q, 20: I67,
325
IOWA
Investments; Pitfalls Investors must avoid. World’s
Work, 12: 7819,
— Securities of, Public Service Corporations as.
L. Kramer) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 101.
—- Selling American Securities Abroad. (C. A. Conant)
No. Am. 183: 508,
— A Young Man and his Money. World’s Work, 12:
7569-
Investor, Protection of the. Outl. 78: 1064,
Investors, Nation of. (J . Moody) Outl. 84: 883,
Invisible Philosophers, The. (E. Gosse) Harper, 109:
(A.
97.
Involuntary Benefactor, An. (E. Robinson) Lippinc.
71: 562,
Involuntary Plunge, An.
J . 83: 445.
Iodine Titration Voltameter.
J. Sci. 170: 1.
Iodobromite, in Arizona.
169: 230,
Iolanthe’s Wedding. (H. Sudermann) Fortn. 79: I101,
Ion Action. (A. S. Loevenhart; J. H. Kastle) Sci-
ence, n. s. 19: 630,
Iona, St. Columba’s Castle in. (W. G. Collingwood)
Good Words, 45: 196.
Ionian Islands, The, under Venetian Rule.
ler) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 209,
Ionian Sea, Gissing’s By the.
tion, 802 464,
Ionic Theory, The.
(B. M. Chambers) Chamb.
(D. A. Kreider) Am.
(W. P. Blake) Am. J . Sci.
(W. Mil-
(M. S. Stillman) Na-
(A. A. Noyes) Science, n. s. 20:
577-
Ionides, Constantine Alexander, Collection of Paint-
ings. Art J. 56: 285. —(W. K. West) Studio (In-
ternat.) 23: 137. —— (D. S. MacCo1l) Sat. R. 98:
200.
Ionization of Water Nuclei.
I65: I05, 217,
Ionization Theory, Validity of. (W. R. C.) Nature,
55: 305.—- (H. M. Dawson) Nature, 65: 414.
Ions and Nuclei, Relations of, in Dust-free Air.
Barns) Am. J . Sci. 170: 448.
— Atoms and. (J. J . Grifiin) Cath. Univ. Bull. 8:
193.
—— Experimental Investigation into the Existence of
Free Ions in Aqueous Solutions of Electrolytes.
(J. Olsen) Am. J. Sci. 164: 237.
— Falling to Pieces of. (L. B. Joslin) Science, n. s.
22: 762.
—- Model Illustrating Velocities of.
Science, n. s. 21: 153.
(C. Barns) Am. J. Sci.
(C.
(F. H. Getman)
- Motion of. (B. Davis) Science, 11. s. 15: 852.
— Negative, Identity of. (J . S. Townsend) Nature,
65: 413,
— of Electrolysis. (A. C. Brown) Science, n. s. I 5: 881.
— Spectral Series in relation to. (J . Stark) Nature,
73: 533-
—— Theory of. (F. Legge) Acad. 62: 2o2,—(H, W,
F oote) Indep. 55: 2460,
Iowa below the Level of the Missouri River.
Arch. 82: 70,
— Board of Control of State Institutions. (F. S. Treat)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 389.
Am.
— Farm Life in. (C. Johnson) Outing, 49! 49.
—-Lawyers and Judges of, Early. (J. Dillon) Am.
Law R. 40: 377.
—-— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1902. Pub.
Lib. 7: 477.
—-— —- — 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 473.
—- - — 1905. Pub. Lib. I0: 540.
- - — 1906. (Flora E. S. Barkley) Lib. J. 313 776.
=Pub. Lib. 11: 572.
Iowa Idea, The, and Others.
83: 112,
(Rollo Ogden) Nation,
IPSWICH
Ipswich, Mass. ; a New England Town. M. of Hist.
3: 243, 283,-(A. F. Brown) New Eng. M. n. s.
28: 416.
-— Minute-men of, Roll of 1775. (H. F. Kimball) N. E.
Reg. 56: 83.
Ira Takamasa ; a story. (J . S. Martin) Temp. Bar,
132: 579.=Ec1. M. 146: 34.
Ireland, Alleyne. Far Eastern Tropics. Sat. R. 100!
407.
Ireland, Alfairs in, 1905.
266. .
—- after the Restoration. (E. A. D’Alton) Dub. R.
136: 64.
—- after 20 Years of ResoluteGovernment. (A. Webb)
Nation, 82: 34.
—- Agriculture in, Coiiperation in. (J . Dorum) Westm.
164: 267,
— Ancient, and its Queens.
Am. Cath. Q. 31: 48,
~ — Social History of, Joyce’s. Spec. 92: 333.
—- and the Fiscal Question. (A. W. Samuels) National,
45: 836.
—- and Lack of Toleration. Sat. R. 98: 162,
~ and the Liberal Unionists. (J . M. Wilson) National,
46= 471.
-— and the Radical Government. (M. O’Brien) Nation,
82: 465.
— and the Tariff ; the Nationalist Standpoint.
Kenney) National, 42: 300,
—-— Archaeological Cruise of the Roy. Soc. of Antiqua-
ries around. Ath. ’o4, 2: 24.
-— Before Cromwell came to. (\V. F. Dennehy) Cath.
VVorld, 82: 80,
— Bogs of, A Future for.
53: 876.
—— By an Irish Stream. Monthly R. 24, no. 3: 78.
-— Catholic Progress in. (E. Leahy) Am. Cath. Q. 31:
(M. O’Brien) Nation, 80:
(Mrs. Gregory Stapleton)
(M. J.
(Sir R. Sankey) 19th Cent.
304-
-— Church Affairs of, New Crisis in, 1902. (J . Murphy)
Cath. World, 74: 614,
-- Church of, Finances of. Church Q. 60: 302.
—— The Coming. (J . McCarthy) Fortn. 90: 239. -— Liv.
Age, 238: 732.
—- Criticisms of Life in. Ed. R. 203: 362.
— Cromwellian Settlement of. (E. A. D’Alton) Dub.
R. 1341 336-
— Davitt’s Fall of Feudalism in. (J . J . Fox) Cath.
World, 80: 300,
—-— The de-Anglicization of. (“ Vigil”) National, 47:
324-
—— Deserted. (P. F. Jones) World To-day, 10: 286,
—— Devolution in. (D. R. P., Baron Rathmore) N a-
tional, 46: 803,
—— —— and the Future. (J. F. Kenney) Fortn. 83: 671.
— Difiicnlties of. (R. Jay) Fortn. 84: 1049.
-—- Downfall of, Relation of Economic Theories to.
(J. J. O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 27: 352.
-- Early Bards of. (R. M. Sillard) Cath. World, 78:
725-
— Ecclesiasticism in. (A. Webb) Nation, 75: 282.
-— Education in. Monthly R. 19, no. 2: 121,
-— —— Popular. (A. Webb) Nation, 81: 499,
-— -- Problem of. (T.J.Macnamara) Contemp. 86: 473,
—- Emancipation of. (W. Wellman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
2 : 191,
-— Epic of. (P. E. More) Internat. Q. 9: 72.
— Fact and Fiction in. Blackw. I71: 7.
—- Financial Burden of. (Earl of Dunraven) 19th
Cent. 58: 137.
—- Flight of the Earls. (P. Wilson) 19th Cen. 55: 479.
-—- for the Tourist. Sat. R. 96: 8.
-- from Tory to Aran. (S.Gwynn) Blackw. 176: 313.
-— from Within. Quar. 197: I.
326
IRELAND '
Ireland. Gaelic League. (S. Gwynn) Blackw. 178:
407.
— Ggographical Distribution of Plant-groups in. Geog.
. 21: 50. '
—- Goldwin Smith and the Irish Question.
M. Sheedy) Cath. World, 82: 641,
— Good Will Re-established. Sat. R. 951 I00.
— Government of, The New, 1906. (J . McCarthy)
Outl. 82: 965.
— Heroic Age of, Lady Gregory’s. Spec. 92: 416.
— History of, Campion’s. (J . H. Pollen) Month, 107:
1 56,
— — Father D’Alton’s. Vol. I. Ath. ’04, I: 716.
—— History of Ancient, Joyce’s. (J . Bryce) Nation, 78:
. 151,
— History of the Union. (R. R. Elliott) Am. Cath.
Q. 28: 780,
—Home Rule for. (R. E. Desmond) Californian, 3:
101. -— National, 43: 972.
— — and the Visit of the King, 1903. (D. S. A. Cosby)
Westm. 160: 37.
— —— Rome Ruin. National, 46: 1031.
—- —- Sidelights on, Anderson’s. Spec. 96: 904.
— Ideals and Realities in. Ed. R. 199: 527.
-— Immediate Future of. (T. P. O’Connor) Fortn. 82:
693. II Cosmopol. 37: 629.
— in 1798, A French Adventurer in.
Cornh. 87: 203.
-- in 1902. Fortn. 77: 458.
—-— — Case of, Stated. Westm. I57: 412.
— in 1903, The Chance in. (H. W. Nevinson) Con-
(Morgan
(W. L. Clowes)
temp. 83: 337.
-— — A Dawning Day for. (J . Murphy) Cath. World,
W 599-
- — Parties and Politics in. (T. McCall) Westm.
159: 368,
(J . J . Nevin) Westm. I 59: 67.
— — Situation in.
— in 1904. (M. O’Brien) Nation, 79: 273.
— in 1906, The Situation in. (W. F. Dennehy) Cath.
World, 84: 298,
— in the 20th Century. (B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath. Q.
28: 649, .
— — Plunkett’s. (W. B. Riddell) Econ. R. 14: 356.
—-(Earl Lytton) National, 43: 1034, -—Spec. 92:
534- —Ath. ’<>4. H 361-
— Industrial and Agricultural, Coyne on. Ath. ’o2,
2: 371.
— Industrial Revival in. (M. J . Magee) No. Am. 174:
or
9 .
— Industrial Situation in. (J . W. Root) N 0. Am. 181:
56.
— Industrial Tendencies in, Some. (G. F. Parker) No.
Am. 178: 904,
— Irish Avatar, The.
117,
—- Irish in. (M. MacDonagh) Contemp. 81: 409,
— Irish Wants and Irish Wishes. Ed. R. 204: 507.
— Lake District of. (O. J . R. Howarth) Geog. J . 25:
(W. J. Corbet) Westm. 160:
172,
—Land Act of 1903. (C. F. Bastable) Q. J. Econ.
18: 1, — (D. McDermot) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 565, —-
Blackw. 173: 606, — (C. Bastable) Econ. J. I3:
169,-(M. O’Brien) Nation, 76: 326. — National,
41: 141.
— -— and the Future of Ireland.
Am. 177: 552.
— —— and Home Rule. (W. Sweetman) Westm. 160: 133.
— — and the Royal Visit. (A. Webb) Nation, 77: 447.
— -—- Hope for the. (H. Plunkett) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
271 447-
— -— The Latest; Is it the Last? (Lord Monteagle)
19th Cent. 53: 738.
(C. Johnston) No.

— - Notes on. (T. W. Russell) No. Am. 176: 868,
Q
IRELAND
Ireland, Land Act of 1903. Scheme of Pernicious
Agrarian Quackery. (W. O’C. Morris) I9th Cent.
531 721-
~— — Workings of the.
(N. Y.) 32: 572.
— Land Conference, I904. (M. O’Brien) Nation, 76:
167, 263. — (W. Sweetman) Westm. I591 504.
— Land in; Another Crisis. F ortn. 79: 258.
— Land Laws, “Horrible Jumble” of the.
Miller) Westm. I59: 599.
-— Land Problem in. Blackw. I73: 257.
—— Land Purchase, Deadlock in. (Earl of Dunraven)
Fortn..84: 785, — Ed. R. 202 : 378. — (Robert Don-
ovan) Indep. R. 71 382.
—— Land Question. (A. Traill) Sat. R. 93; 206. — (M.
McD. Bodkin) Fortn. 79 2 739. —- (J . Dorum)
Westm. I64: 525.
-—— — and State Aid. Sat. R. 952 576. -
—— — Bill of 1902. (W. O’C. Morris) Fortn. 77: 867.
— — Policy of Compulsory Purchase. (W. O’C. Mor-
ris) Fortn. 77: 61.
-— Land Reforms in, and U. S. Western Policy.
E. Smythe) Out West, 1.8: 767.
— Land War in the West of. (W. O’C. Morris) 19th
Cent. 51: 732.
—— Landlords in; Are they as Black as they are
Painted ? (M. Maclonagh) Fortn. 79: I030.
—— Leakage of Population and Money in. (G. F. H.
° Berkeley) Fortn. 86: 734,
—— Life in. Ed. R. 203: 262. IEcl. M. 1471 I33.
— Light and Shade in. Blackw. I71: 456.
— Local Self-government in. (A. E. Miller) Monthly
R. 9, no. 22 48. '
— Midsummer in. (Maud E. Sargent) Longm. 46: 246.
——_Milbourne’s Pacata Hibernia, 1633. (W. F. Den-
nehy) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 257.
—— Moderate Reform in. (Earl of Dunraven) 19th
Cent. 59: 25.
—— Mr. Morley and. (W. J . Johnston) Westm. I65: 475.
— Mote and Bretesche Building in. (Goddard H.
Orpen) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 417.
— The New. (G. Parker) National, 43: 597.
— New Development of. (S. MacManus) World’s
Work, 8: 5279.
— Old Galway Life, Recollections of. Blackw. I77:
52- I79: 79.=Liv- Age. 2W 421.
—- Over-representation of. Spec. 92: 5 56, 720, 901,
— Past and Present. (T. H. Highland) Californian,
1: 1,
-—— A Plea for. (L. S. M. Newman) Westm. I57: 697.
-— Plea for a New Central Party. (D. S. A. Cosby)
Westm. I62: 252.
-— A Poem. (L. Johnson) Ecl. M. 142: 490,
-— Poor in, Solving the Problem of. (S. Brooks) Harp.
W. 50: 1638. -
—- Present Questions, I902. Ed. R. 195: I32.
— Present Situation in, 1902. (T. Donnelly) Indep.
54: I949-
- Priests and People in. Blackw. I731 122. — (M. J .
F. McCarthy) Sat. R. 94: 494.
-— Problem of, New Light on. (F. Young) Fortn. 81:
(T. W. Russell) R. of Rs.
(Sir A.
(W.
501,
—— Prospects of. (A. Lynch) Indep. 54: 255.
--‘Public Service in, Reform of the. Westm. I65: I 32,
-— A Ramble in. (R. F. Verney) Sund. M. 34: 543.
-— The Real Needs of. Quar. 205: 561.
— Re—awakening in. (S. MacManus) Cath. World, 76:
17.
-— Recent Literary Movement in. Acad. 63: 238.
— Religion and Politics in. (T. M. Kettle) Indep. R.
11: 155,
-— Representation of, in Parliament. (E. Porritt) No.
Am. 181: 261,
327
IRISH
Ireland, Retrospect and Prospect in. (R. Bagwell) Na-
tional, 42: 652,
— Roman Church in, McCarthy’s. Ath. ’o4, I: 808,
— Round Towers of. (J. B. McGovern) Antiq. n. s.
4H 48, 139.259-
— Royal Visit to, 1903. (Goldwin Smith) Monthly R.
12, no. 3: 40.
-—Rural, as it is To-day. (P. F. Jones) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 32: 561.
— Scenes from the Early History of.
Douglas Hyde) Scrib. M. 40: 685.
— 16th-century Maps of. (R. Dunlop) Eng. Hist. R.
20: 309.
— Social History of Ancient. (T. J . Shahan) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 10: 69, -
— Social Revolution in. Ed. R. 198: 200,
— Spiritual Hope for, A Vision of. (H. E. O’Keefe)
Cath. World, 76: 739.
— Stands Ulster where it did ? (S. P. Kerr) Contemp.
89: 94.
— Ten Years’ Tory Rule in.
87= 773-
—- Tobacco-growing in.
5°4-
—— Traveling in. (V. Thompson) Outing, 45: 294.
— under Charles II. (W. F. Dennehy) Cath. World,
83: 528.
— under George II. Ed. R. 202: 132.
-—— Unionist Government in, Seven Years of. Fortn.
78: 648.
— University Education in. (B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath.
Q. 30: 28. —- (R. Blennerhassett) 19th Cent. 55:
607.
— — Scandal of. (G. T. Lambert) 19th Cent. 57! 912.
—- A Volunteer Force in. Un. Serv. M. 27: 44.
— A Week in the West of. (Edith Balfour) National,
46: 63. -—-Liv. Age, 247: 233.
-— What are we to do with ? (T. W. Russell) Con-
temp. 81: 627.
— What has she got ? (Sir C. Boxall) Fortn. 83: 88.
— What it really needs. (S. Morgan) Fortn. 80: 672,
— What it really wants. (A. White) Fortn. 82: 835,
— Why it is Disloyal. (M. McD. Bodkin) Fortn. 78:
1019,
Ireland’s Ancient Abbeys.
181,
Irelands, how they are made. (W. J . Corbet) Westm.
(H. McCarter;
(T. Lough) Contemp.
(Mary Gorges) Chamb. J . 82:
(Lady Onslow) Idler, 29:
I57- 149-
Irene’s Horrible Presentiment; a story. (M. L. Pen-
dered) Temp. Bar, 134: 37.
Iridescent Glass Trust, The.
Work, 12: 7631.
Irish, Exodus of the. (T. E. Naughten) Westm. I 57: 8 5.
—— in America, The. (H. N. Casson) Munsey, 351 86.
—- Modern. (E. S. Robertson) Acad. 69: 1288, I 338.
Irish Art and Artists. (P. C. Connell) Brush & P. 15:
(F. Harding) World’s
174.
Irish Character, Social Side of. (R. M. Sillard) Westm.
16:: 82.
Irish Cheer, An. Liv. Age, 233: 60.
Irish Clerics. (Canon Stavely) Temp. Bar, 125: 74,
713- '
Irish Customs and Superstitions, Old, in County Meath.
(A. H. Singleton) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 58.
Irish Dancing-school. (L. Stephens) Good Words, 44:
269.
“Irish Devils.” (M. W. Loraine) Out West, 23: 580.
Irish Drama. An Uncommercial Drama. (S. Gwynn)
Fortn. 28: 1044,
Irish Election, An. (Viscount Llandaif) Dub. R. I38:
28
Irish Emigration to America in the 17th and 18th Cen-
turies. (T. A. Emmet) M. of Hist. I: 127,
IRISH
Irish Expedition of 1579. (J . H. Pollen) Month, 101:
69.
Irish Experiment, An. (Shan F. Bullock) Monthly R.
22, no. 1: 77.
Irish Fairy and Folk Tales. (C. Welsh) Cath. World,
79= 753-
Irish Festival. (S. Gwynn) Blackw. 178: 407,
Irish Fiddler. (S. MacManus) Good Words, 44: 725.
Irish Folk Ballads, West. (Augusta Gregory) Monthly
R. 9, no. 1: 123.
Irish Folklore. Visit to the Wise Woman of Lis-
clogher. (E. Greville-Nugent) 19th Cent. 54: 955.
Irish Folk Music. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 101: 360.
Irish Friends, Our. (J . S. Thomson) Macmil. 89: 362.
= Liv. Age, 241: 238,
Irish Humor, Century of. (S. Gwynn) Cornh. 85: 637.
Irish Lady-Pirate, An. (B. Teetling) Month, 107: 170.
Irish Language, Movement for. (F. A. Fahy) Westm.
- 157: 307. '
—- Revival of. Good Words, 44: 607.
-Irish Literary Drama. (Vida D. Scudder) Poet-Lore,
16: 40.
Irish Literary Revival, The. (L. McManus) Acad.
66: 355.=Liv. Age, 241: 139.-—(C. Weygandt)
Sewanee, I2: 420.
—- and its Gaelic Writers. (M. L. Ra-y) Sewanee, 14:
20.
-—- Bibliography of. (F. Weitenkampf) Lamp, 29: 238.
Irish Literature, The Sagas and Songs of the Gael.
Quar. 198: 1. .
Irish Mascot, An. (Eliz. M. Moon) Temp. Bar, 125:
178.
Irish Monks on the Continent.
Univ. Bull. 10: 307.
Irish Mother, An. (E. Foster) Cent. 41: 616,
(J. J. Dunn) Cath.
Irish Muse, The. (F. Macleod) No. Am. 179: 685.
Irish Names and their Changes. (B. J . Clinch) Am.
Cath. 31: 81,
Irish National Assembly, 1910. (M. Davitt) Indep. R.
5: 2 ,
Irish National Imperialism. (H. M. Posnett) Con-
temp. 89: 645.
Irish National Movement. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 54:
854.
-Irish Novels. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 10: 329,
Irish Origins, The, of Our Lady’s Conception Feast.
(H. Thurston) Month, 103: 449,
Irish Party and Voluntary Schools.
Westm. 163: 279.
— Position of the. (M. McD. Bodkin) Fortn. 85: 347.
Irish Peasant, Life Novels of the. Church Q. 54: 65,
='-Eel. M. 139: 486. = Liv. Age, 234: 394.
—— The New. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 143. =Liv. Age, 249:
301,
Irish People on the Continent in Former Times. (J .
von Pflugk-Harttung) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 51 75.
Irish Phonology. (R. Henebry) Cath. Univ. Bull. 4:
(T. B. McCall)
0.
Irish Plays, Two, from Gaelic Originals. (J . M. Synge;
D. Hyde) Poet-Lore, 16: 1,
Irish Poetry. (Jane Barlow) Acad. 99: 1078.
Irish Race, Origins of the. Quar. 205: 79.
Irish Schools. (S. MacManus) Good Words, 44: 807,
Irish Stream, By an. (“ Lemon Grey ”) Monthly R. 21 ,
no, 1: III. 22, no. 2: 119,
Irish Tailor, An. (S. MacManus) Good Words, 44:
647.
Irish Text Society, Publications of the. (F. N. Robin-
son) Nation, 76: 399.
Irish Unionists and the Present Administration. (E.
Dowden) National, 44: 368.
Irish University, Founding an. (W. J . Corbet) Westm.
166: 498,
328
IRON
Irish University Commission and its Report. (W.
O’C. Morris) Fortn. 81: 1,
Irish University Education and the Reform of Trinity
College, Dublin. Church Q. 63: 148.
Irish University Question. (S. Gwynn) Fortn. 83: 919.
-—Quar. 197: 569.
Irish Vagabond, The. (S. MacManus) Good Words,
44: 879-
Iron and Steel, Construction in. (M. M. Sloan) Am.
Arch. 79: 19, 59, 83. 80: 35, 76. 81: 67,
- — Electro—thermic Manufacture of. (J . O. Arnold)
Nature, 71: 258.
-— -— Future Markets for America.
Cassier, 22: 657. -
— — Industry in U. S. Am. Arch. 77: 78.
— —— —— Some Statistics of the World’s. (W. P. Digby)
J. Soc. Arts, 52: 543,
—— — Metallurgy of, 1889-1902,
22: 661.
—- — Real Nature of.
801. -
-—- — Slag from. Am. Arch. 78: 31.
— — Trade in, British. (J . St. G. Heath) Econ. R. 16:
146,
— -— — in 1902. Science, 11. s. 17: 914.
— Cast. (A. E. Outerbridge, jr.)J. Frankl. Inst. I 57:
121, -
— — Testing of. (R. Moldenke) Engin. M. 23: 713. —-
(R. Moldenke) J . Frankl. Inst. 159: 405.
—— Malleable, Cast. (G. A. Akerlind) Sci. Am. Supp.
62: 25690,
— Manufacture by Electrometallurgical Processes.
(A. Minet) Engin. M. 27: 796,
— Modern Blast-furnace Practice.
Engin. M. 22: 493.
— Preservation of, in Concrete. Am. Arch. 81: 13.
—- Production of, and Labor Saving Machinery. (T.
W. Robinson) Cassier, 22: 376,
—— “Strong as.” (S. M. Crawley Boevey) Gent. M.
n. s. 69: 333.
Iron Alloys in the Iron Industry. (A. J . Rossi) Cassier,
28: 360.
Iron-carbon Systems, Equilibrium of. (G. Charpy and
L. Grenet) J . Frankl. Inst. 154: 91.
Iron Casting and Conveying Machinery. (E. A. Vebl-
ing) Cassier, 24: 113,
Iron Castings, Strength of, as influenced by Heat
Treatment. (A. E. Outerbridge, jr.) J. F rankl.
Inst. 155: 289.
Iron Industry, American Review of Conditions in.
(E. C. Eckel) Engin. M. 30: 518,
— Great Britain’s. (T. Good) Cassier, 29: 52.
-— South Russian. (A. P. Head) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
(Axel Sahlin)
(H. M. Howe) Cassier,
(H. M. Howe) Engin. M. 25:
(F. H. Crockard)
74-
Iron Market, Prices and Speculation in the. (H. W’.
Macrosty) Econ. J . I5: 340.
Iron Mask, Man in the. (N. W. Sibley) Westm. 158:
51'-
— Problem of the. (A. Tasker) Gent. M. n. s. 75:
116.
Iron Mine, Aboriginal Operations in, near Leslie, Mis-
souri. Am. Anthropol. 5: 503.
Iron Mines of Biscay. (B. H. Brough) Cassier, 23: 698.
-— of the United States. (F. N. Stacy) World’s Woik,
8: '
5235-
Iron-ore Briqnettes for the Blast Furnace. (H. Louis)
Cassier, 28: 227,
Iron Ores, Low Grade, for the Smelting Furnace.
(T. B. Grierson) Cassier, 22: 83.
Iron Pipe in Structural Work. (E. P. Watson) Engin.
M. 25: 546.
Ironclad Warfare, The Era of. (J. P. Farley) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 35: 171, 367.
IRON CLADS
Ironclads, A Reminiscence of the First Fight between.
Chamb. J. 81: 459.
Ironwork, French, Modern Ornamental. (G. B. Ford)
Archit. Rec. 13: 81,
—— 1\Iodern Exterior. (H. Tanner) Art J . 57: 21.
— VVrought Iron of Old Niirnberg. (K. M. Roof)
Craftsman, 9: 634.
Ironworks, Early, in America.
Irony of Revenge, The.
80: 460,
Iroquois in Northwestern Canada. (A. F. Chamber-
lain) Am. Anthrop. 6: 459,
— Morgan and Canfield on the.
38: 119,
Iroquois Book of Rites. (W. M. Beauchamp) Science,
11. s. 17: 189.
Irrawaddy, On the. (E. A. Richings) Gent. M. n. s.
751 133~
— A River of Cathay. (E. Dawson) Blackw. I73: 222.
=Liv. Age, 2371 300.
Irregular, The. (H. C. Rowland) Booklover’s M. 71 302.
Irreverent Guy, The. (Edna A. Needles) Overland,
11. S. 431 502.
Irrigation. (C. F. Lummis), Land of Sun. 81 3.—- (D.
A. Willey) New Eng. M. n. s. 272 586. — (C. S. Mon-
crieff) Science, 11. s. 22: S77. '
— Address to British Association, Engineering Sec-
tion. (C. S. Moncrieff) Nature, 721 465.
—- and the American Frontier. (E. E. Sparks) Chaut.
3 5: 568.
—- and Forest Association of California.
16: 209,
—- and the National Irrigation Congress. (W. E.
Smythe) Out West, 22: 72. —(J. R. Slater) World
To-day, 8: 85.
—— as a Wealth-maker.
(Bost.) 15: 620.
—— Canal in the Punjab. (C. H. Buck) -Geog. J . 27$
Chamb. J. 81: 316,
(H. A. Bryden) Chamb. J.
(L. J . Burpee) Dial,
Out West,
(H. C. Hansbrough) Nat’l M.
60,
— creates Home Market. (J . Wilson) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
15: '7“.
—-— Deseriz, in the Far West. (L. R. Freeman) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 29: 305.
-— Development of, in the United States. (F. W. Mon-
dell) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 720.
—- Economy in. (V. M. Spalding) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67:
684.
—— Ethics of. (W. E. Smythe) Out West, 18: 233,
-— Flood Prevention and; Twin Ideas. (J . R. Burton)
No. Am. 177: 522.
—-— Governmental. (I. W. Griscom) Nation, 77: 299,
— in Arizona. (A.P. Dairs) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I 5: 642,
- in California. (W. A. Lawson) Calif. M. 4: 841. —
(E. E. Keech) Out West, 18: 112,
— in Egypt, British Administration and. (S. Peel)
Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 513,
— in the San Luis Valley. (F. C. Goudy) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 15: 718.
—— in Southern California.
1: 6. 3: 227,
— in the Southwest. (H. D. Barrows) Nation, 77: 358.
— -— and in Mexico. (G. B. Anderson) Out West, 2 5:
(F. L. Alles) Land of Sun.
109,
—— in the U. S., Legislation for. ;(E. Mead) Outl. 70:
9°7-
— —-— Newell’s. (R. P. Teele) J. Pol. Econ. 10: 625,
-— in the West. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 118. - (W. E.
Smythe) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 252 75.— (W. E. Smythe)
Out West, 16: 75.
-— — by the U. S. (H. Wright) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23:
198.
—-— -— Supplementing. (J . M. Oskison) Nation, 83: 71,
-— King’s River, California. Out West, 16: 323, 437,
329
IRVING
Irrigation, Legislation for, Problems of. (E. Mead)
Forum, 32: 3.
—-— makes Homes. (T. F. Walsh) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 15:
57 7.
-—making Gardens out of Lava Dust.
World To-day, 10: 621,
— Nations should aid. (C. W. Hall) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
15‘ 557-
— New Hope for the West. (G. Pinchot) Cent. 46: 309.
—New National Policy. (E. A. Hitchcock) Indep.
541 71-
—Notes on the Situation in.
Econ. 13: 237.
(H. F. Cope)
(R. P. Teele) J . Pol.
— An Object-lesson in ; the Great Tuckee-Carson Sys- .
tem. (C. J. Blanchard) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 701.
—— of Arid Lands. (L. A. Sheldon) Calif. M. 51 343.
—of Southwest U. S. by the Yuma Projects. Out
West, 20: 505.
—— Orchards in the Desert. (J. L. Laughlin) World
T0-day. 91 1319-
—- Pres. Roosevelt and. Out West, 18: 649.
— Problem of. Out West, 16: 547. — (J . Wilson) In-
deP- 551 2915-
— Property Rights in Water. (E. Mead) Internat. Q.
6: I
— Reclaiming the Arid Southwest. (R. M. Barker)
Forum, 33: 363.
— Reclaiming the Arid West.
po1- s7= 715.
— Relation of the State to. (R. P. Teele) J . Pol. Econ.
14: 236,
— Social Aspects of. (F. H. Newell) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
15: 566,
——-to reclaim Arid Land. (C. D. Walcott) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 15: 571.
— Triumph of National.
(N. Y.) 30: -49.
— Typical Irrigated Community. (J . Blethen) World’s
Work, 4: 2491.
—- Windmill, in Kansas.
(N, Y.) 29: 183.
—— Winning of the Desert. (D. A. Willey) Outing, 46:
S45-
Irrigation Channels, Persian. (Lt.-Col. P. R. Bairns-
father) Chamb. J. 83! I99.
Irrigation Companies, Organization of.
J. Pol. Econ. 12: 161,
Irrigation Congress, The. (F. L. Alles) Land of Sun.
6- ¢
(A. O. Brodie) Cosmo-
(W. E. Smythe) R. of Rs.
(P. Eastman) R. of Rs.
(R. P. Teele)
—— and its.Problems. Nation, 79: 456.
Irrigation Policies. (W. E. Smythe) Land of Sun. 15:
65.
Irrigation System, Future. Out West, 17: 370.
Irrigation Works, Government Construction of.
P. Teele) J . Pol. Econ. 10: 394.
Irrigationist’s Point of View. (E. Flower) Arena, 28:
618,
Irving, Sir Henry. Acad. 69: 1 107. — (Joseph Knight)
Ath. ’O5, 22 5I.— (T. Williams) Atlan. 96: 826, --
(Austin Brereton) Bk. News, 22: 580. -— (P. Rob-
ertson) Calif. M. 4I 591. —— (Fergus Crane) Ecl. M.
145: 557. —(T. H. S. Escott) Fortn. 84: 919.—- (J.
R. Towse) Nation, 81: 313. —New Eng. M. n. s.
33: 326. — (L. F. Austen) No. Am. 1811 767.—'
Outl. 81: 402. —R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 550, —
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 100: 518. = Liv. Age, 247:
(R.
419-
—- and Dante. (J . E. Webber) Canad. M.-22: 248,
—-— and his Art. (I. A. Pyle) Dial, 391 297.
—— as Dante. - (J . J . Walsh) Cath. World, 79: 284,
— as Hamlet. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 99: 450.
— An Impression of. (E. S. N adal) Scrib. M. 39: 120,
—- Pictures and Theatrical Relics Sale. Art J . 58: 39,
IRVING
Irving, Sir Henry, Reminiscences of. (A. S. Walker)
Chamb. J. 821 317.
— Stoker’s Reminiscences of.
276. -— Blackw. I80: 613,
— Successor of. (C. M. Greene) Munsey, 35: 191,
-— to lie in Westminster Abbey. Sat. R. 100: 513,
Irving, Washington, Country of. (H. W. Mabie) Outl.
(L. J . Burpee) Dial, 41:
72: 821.
—— Haunts of. (E. S. Mapes) Critic, 4!: 329,
—— in England. (T. E. Pemberton) Munsey, 30: 552.
— Place of, in American Literature. (E. W. Bowen)
Sewanee, I4: 171,
— Sunnyside, Country Home of.
Life Am. 4: 406.
— Two Famous Bachelors and their Love Stories.
Laughlin) Bk. Buyer, I5: 241.
Irwin, Wallace. (R. Blackshaw) Critic, 47: 406.
Isaac, the Type of Quietness. (J . Watson) Expos. 6th
ser. II: 123.
Isaac on a Chalk-stream.
(E. M. Bacon) Ctry
(C.
(W. Caine) Macmil. 92: 210.
Isaac Newton Studentships at Cambridge. Science,
11. s. 20: 891,
Isabella. (D. Gray) Cent. 442 511.
Isaura Nova, Early Christian Art of. (A. M. Ram-
say) J . Hel. Stud. 24: 260.
Isbell, Mrs. Olive Mann, with portrait. (M. M. Bow-
man) Land of Sun. 2: 87.
Ischia. (M. H. Elliott) Lippinc. 742 223. ——-(H. M.
Vaugham) Westm. I64: 663,
— in June. (A. P. Irby) I9th Cent. 56: 119. = Ecl. M.
143: 447. = Liv. Age, 242: 480,
Isidro. (Mary Austin) Atlan. 942 239-796. 952 45.
Isis and Osiris, Mysteries of. (H. R. Evans) Open
Court, 17: 265, 492,
—— Ionian Dedication to.
(C. C. Edgar) J. Hel. Stud.
24= 337.
Islam and Democracy. (M. Baralsatullah) Arena, 30:
2'6,
—— Pahislamism. (A. Vambéry) Indep. 61: 725, — (A.
R. Colquhoun) No. Am. 182: 906,
—— Toleration in. (A. M. Suhrawardy) Asia. R. 39:
I" .
Island in the Pacific, Doubtful.
Geog. M. 15: 478.
—— A New, in Japan. Geog. J. 25: 531.
Island of Enchantment, The. (M. Kelly) Harper, 110:
468.
Island of Enchantment, The; a story.
man) Harper, III: 487, 682,
Island of Oof. (A. G. Hyde) 19th Cent. 60: 594,:
Liv. Age, 251: 486,
Island of the Saints. Blackw. I78: 245.
Island Camp in Greater New York. (J . T. Linson)
Ctry Life Am. 10: 172,
Island Miller. (H. A. Nash) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
636.
Island Prison on the Forth, An. Chamb. J . 82: 385,
Island Summer, An. (E. Pottle) Outing, 42:, 541,
Islander, The. (Jane H. F indlater) New Eng. M. n. s.
28: 369.
Islands for Weather Forecasting Purposes. (VV. J . S.
Lockyer) Nature, 72! 1II.—(W. Ernest Cooke)
Nature, 72: 343.
-— Vegetation on. Science, 11. s. 23: 922,
Isle of Pines, The. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 166, -
(John Finley) Scrib. M. 33: 174. -—- Nat. Geog. M.
17: 105.
-—- Who owns the ? (A. C. Robinson) Indep. 55: 613,
Isles of Destiny, The. (H. H. Ross) Chamb. J. 81:
(J . D. Hague) N at.
(J . M. For-
5931 7°9-
Isles of Shoals, Gravestone Inscriptions at, to the Year
1850. (F. H. Brown) N. E. Reg. 57: 267.
Isocrates, Translations of. (P. Shorey) Nation, 78: 31,
330
ITALIAN
Isolated Case, An. (E. Foxwell) Blackw. I73: 15 5. =-
Ecl. M. 139: 599.=Liv. Age, 234: 733. .
Isolation and N on-isolation as Bionomic Factors.
A. Allen) Science, n. s. 232 310.
-— Theory as applied to Plants. (L. Abrams) Science,
11, S, 22: 836.
(J.
— Without “Barriers.” (A. E. Ortmann) Science, _
n. s. 23: 504.
Israel, Ancient, Education in. (C. H. Cornill) Monist,
13: 1.
— and its Neighbors, Religion of, Sayce and Zimmern
on. (C. H. W. Johns) Am. J. Theol. 8: 172,
-—— and Jacob. (A. B. Fairchild) Bib. Sac. 62: 698,
- Date of entering Canaan. (L. -S. Houghton) Bib.
Sac. 612 496,
-—— Lost Tribes of, and the Search for them.
Hyamson) Jew. Q. 15: 640.
— Religion of, Origins of. (G. H. Skipwith) Jew. Q,
17: 57-
— Treatment of Inferiors in. ' (E. Day) Am. J . Sociol.
9: 373-
Israelites, Census of. (W. M. Flinders Petrie) Expos.
6th ser. I2: 148, 240,
Israéls, Josef, Dutch Artist. (Jan Veth) Studio (In-
ternat.) I72 239. —- With portrait. (F . VV. Morton)
Brush & P. 13: 333.
— an Appreciation. (F. W. Gunsaulus) Brush & P.
W 347.
Israels; a story. (M. Maartens) Atlan. 97: 167,
Isthmian Canal To-day. (H. White) Nation, 76: 242.
— Traflic for. (E. R. Johnson) Q. J. Econ. 17: 529.
See Interoceanic.
Isthmus of Panama, Situation on, 1904.
Nation, 77: 222.
See Panama.
Italian, The, and Public Health.
12: 483.
—— under Economic Stress.
12: 501,
Italian To-day, American To-morrow. (J . E. Robbins)
Outl. 80: 382.
Italian with Grammar. (Mark Twain) Harper, 109:
(A. M.
(H. White)
(R. Brindisi) Char.
(K. H. Claghorn) Char.
397-
Italian Archmological Investigations, Recent. (A. F.
Chamberlain) Am. Antiq. 261 297.
Italian Art at the Milan Exhibition.
Studio (Internat.) 292 I47.
—— Modern. (E. Denio) Brush & P. 12! 246.
Italian Berry Pickers, Annual Migration of, to New
Jersey. (M. C. Ginger) Char. I 5: 162.
Italian Dialects, The. (J . S. F iske) Nation, 69: 411.
Italian Drama, Modern. (H. Zimmern) Cornh. 92: 90.
(A. Melani)
Italian English. (L. Cooper) Nation, 78: 271,
Italian Fantasy, An. (I. Zangwill) Harper, I07: 66,
592, 108: 408,
Italian Farmers in the South. (A. Rossi) Char. I 5:
307.
Italian Fiction, Current. (J . S. Fiske) Nation, 80: 150,
— Review of. (J . S. Fiske) Nation, 74: 9.
Italian Garden that is Full of Flowers. (W. Miller)
Ctry Life Am. 7: 435.
Italian 'Historiette, An Early, I 523—54. (W. C. Haz-
litt) Antiq. n. s. 40: 20. '
Italian Immigrant in America.
Outl. 73: 29.
Italian Immigration, Agricultural Possibilities of. (G.
Tosti) Char. I2: 472, '
Italian Invocations, Some.
n. s. 38: 264,
Italian Labor, Black vs.
82: 97.
Italian Legends of the Teachings of Christ. (E. C.
Vansittart) Gent. M. n. s. 75; 73.
(W. E. Davenport)
(E. C. Vansittart) Antiq.
(W. G. Leland) Nation,
ITALIAN
Italian Literature, 1901-02. (G. Biagi) Ath, ’02, 2: 21,
— 1902-03. (G. Biagi) Ath. ’03, 2: 19.
— 1903-04. (G. Biagi) Ath. ’04, 2: 307.
-- 1904-05, (G. Biagi) Ath. ’O6, 11 97, I27-
— 1905-06. (G. Biagi) Ath. ’O6, 23 395-
—— Modern. (L. D. Ventura) Overland, n. s. 40: 292,
Italian Novels of To-day. (L. Gropallo) Indep. R. 31
582
Italian Painting in the Prado Gallery. (E. Hutton)
Monthly R. 21, no. 3: 50. "1 Ecl. M. 146: 144.
-— on Panels of 15th and 16th Centuries. (L. Salazar)
Art J. 57: 333.
—— Symbols in. (Mrs. Herman J . Hall) Chant. 43:
43-
Italian Poetry of the 19th Century. (J . Lindsay) Bib.
Sac. I60: 308.
Italian Poets of To-day. (G. Carducci) Quar. I96:
239. = Liv. Age, 235: 385. =Ec1. M. 140: 1.
— since Dante, Everett’s. (W. R. Thayer) Nation,
791 462.
Italian Quarter Mosaic, An.
land, n. s. 47: 327.
Italian Recollections; More Letters of a Diplomat’s
Wife. (Mary K. Waddington) Scrib. M. 37: 282.
Italian Renaissance in England, Einstein on. (M. A.
Scott) Dial, 34: 266.
-— —— Ladies of the. 19th Cent. 54: 793. Z Liv. Age,
239: 798, .
Italian Socialists, The. (J . W. Mario) Nation, 78:
(J . M. Scanland) Over-
3 7-
Italian Stage of To-day. (R. Simboli) Critic, 49: 132,
Italian Unity, Genesis of. (R. Blennerhassett) Na-
tional, 47: 418. =Ec1. M. 147: 62.
Italian Villas and their Gardens. (Edith Wharton)
Cent. 45: 21, 162, 46: 884, -
—— Wharton on. (A. B. McMahan) Dial, 37: 419.
Italian Writers of To-day. (S. de F ornaro) Critic,
4“ 99-
Italians as Cotton Growers in the South.
Stone) So. Atlan. Q. 4: 42,
— Associated Life of the. (A. Mangano) Char. 12:
476-
— Immigration of. (G. C. Speranza) Nation, 80: 304,
—— (W. D. Foulke) Outl. 76: 459.
— — into the South. (Emily F. Meade) So. Atlan. Q.
4: 217, .
— — into the United States.
Am. J. Sociol. 11: 183,
-— in America. (V. V. M. Beede) Chaut. 34: 422. —
(H. N. Casson) Munsey, 36: 122.—(J. F. Carr)
Outl. 82: 419.
-—— in Columbus, 0.; a Study in Population.
Pitts) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 154,
—— in Paris. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 528.
—— in the United States. (J . F. Carr) World’s Work,
(A. 11.
(G. E. Di P. Castiglione)
(G. L.
8= 5393- '
-— of New England. (A. Woods) New Eng. M. n. s.
30: 626,
-— Second Generation of, in an American Environ-
ment. (L. Brandt) Char. 12: 494.
Italo-American Colonies in the Italian Parliament.
(G. C. Speranza) Char. 15: 521. _
Italy, Agrarian Reform in. (Litta-Visconti-Arese) No.
Am. 176: 27.
—— American Wares in. (T. D. Bergen) Nation, 76: 8,
-— and England ; a Change and its Causes. Fortn. 77:
247-
-— and her Socialists. (H. W. Wolff) Westm. 157: 44,
—- and “ Our Italy.” (G. E. Channing) Land of Sun.
11: 24,
-— and Switzerland, Religious Life of, a Contrast.
O. Kuhns) Meth. R. 551 9.
-—— and the Triplice. (L. Sanders) 19th Cent. 52: 218,
(L.
331
ITALY
Italy, and the United States, Intellectual Alliance be-
tween. (H. Edmiston) Nation, 82: 342.
-— Attitude of, toward her Emigrants. (G. Tosti) No.
Am. 180: 720.
— August in; a Midsummer Week’s Dream.
Wharton) Scrib. M. 32: 212,
—- Church and State in. Outl. 80: 565.
-— Convention of Sept., 1864. (B. King) Eng. Hist. R.
(Edith
I7: 316,
—— Cost of Living in. (L. Villari) Cornh. 90: 467.:
Critic, 45: 404.
— Dialect Plays in. (J . Dormis) Contemp. 85: 76.
—- Dithyramb in Praise of.
Lore, 14, no. 3: 40,
— Economic Contrasts in.
Econ. 17: 680.
— Economic Studies in.
— Education in, Popular.
(G. d’Annunzio) Poet-
(R. Whitehouse) J.
(A. Loria) Econ. J . I6: 149.
(J . W. Mario) Nation, 79:
97-
—- Effect of Emigration on. (A. Rossi) Char. 12: 467.
-—— Elections in, 1904. (J. W. Mario) Nation, 79: 370,
456-
— Festival of the Constitution in. Outl. 84: 109.
-— Finances of. (B. King) J . Statis. Soc. 66: 213,
— Financial and Industrial Outlook of. (G. Tosti) Am.
J. Sociol. 8: 47,
-—— Foreign Policy of. (An Italian) Contemp. 89: 418,
—— Fountains of. (A. Melani) Archit. R. 10: 1.
—- Hill Towns of, Williams on. Ath. ’04, 1: 456.
— Impressions of. Acad. 62: 67.
-—— in 1904; the Great Political Strike.
Nation, 79: 312.
—— In Virgil’s. (Frank J . Miller) Chaut. 34: 368.
— A Journey from Nice to Genoa. (F. C. VV. Barbour)
Calif. M. 4: 158.
—- Journey into, in 1819. (Maud Lyttelton) National,
411 463-
- King and Queen of. (Ivanovich) Contemp. 84: 819.
— Land of Mazzini and Garibaldi. (K. Blind) Westm.
161: 48,
— Lover of Trees in. (S. Jewett) Scrib. M. 33: 701.
— Ministry in, The New. (J. W. Mario) Nation, 82:
I95-
- Mission of, Novicow’s.
74: 292~
—- Modern Pastoral in.
Contemp. 83: 427.
—— Modern, to a Visitor.
29: 306,
—— Modern Monuments in.
20: 369. .
— Municipalization of Bread in. Nation, 76: 369.
— The New Industrial. (J. C. Monaghan) Cath.
World, 82: 68.
—— of Virgil and Horace.
104: 867.
— Painting in, Crowe and Cavalcaselle’s History of.
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- Parliamentary Decadence in.
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— Peasantry of. (Bolton King) Indep. R. 2: I99.
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— Policy of, and the Vatican. (F. Santini) Monthly
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(J . W. Mario)
(G. C. Speranza) Nation,
(E. Martinengo-Cesaresco)
(B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath. Q.
(A. Melani) Archit. Rec.
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(Jessie W. Mario)
— — Present Drift of. (C. F. Santini) Monthly R. 14,
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-—— The Pope and the Italian Nation. (F. A. Ogg)
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— Private Life in Small Towns of, during the 1st Cen-
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— Progress in, Thirty Years of. World’s Work, 6:
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-—— Progressive. Cent. 46: 155.
ITALY
Italy, Public Debt of. (M. Ferraris) N 0. Am. 175: 423,
-— Recent Social Conditions in the Romance Countries.
(F. A. Ogg) Chaut. 41: 15.
— Religious Condition of. Church Q. 55: 44,
— Risorgimento, First Historical Congress of the,
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—- Rough Riding in. (D. C. Branson) J. Mil. Serv.
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—— School Life in, Glimpses of. (M. S. Pepper) Chant.
351 543-
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—— State Railway Building in, Disastrous Results of.
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—— Sub-Vesuvian Topics. (E. T. Merrill) Nation, 76:
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— Taxation and Business in.
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- Travel and Misadventure in. Chamb. J. 81: 497.
—— Travel in, Uses and Abuses of. (Carl S. Vrooman)
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—— Unity of, The Genesis of.
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— What the People read in.
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Ithaca or Lencas ? (W. G. Manly) Univ. of Mo. Stud.
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(W. Calkins) Forum,
(R. Blennerhassett) Na-
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Ithaca, N. Y., Discovery of a New Dike at. (V. H.
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(Y. Noguchi) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 5I.—(W. E.
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—— as a Lawyer, with portrait.
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Jackson, Dugald C., with portrait. Technol. R. 8:
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Jackson, Ernest, Lithographs by. (E. Radford) Studio
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Jackson, Mrs. H. H. Ramona. (Owen Capelle) Land
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(J . Walter
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James 1., King, The Accession of. (J . H. Pollen)
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James II. of England, Adventures of. Ath. ’O5, I: 171.
——- at the Monastery of La Trappe. (P. Sidney) Gent.
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James IlI., Youth of.
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James VI. of Scotland, and the Papacy. (A. W.
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—— An Appreciation. (J . Conrad) No. Am. 180: 102,
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-- as Lecturer.
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(O. H. Dunbar) Critic, 46: 24,
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——- The Golden Bowl. (C. Bragdon) Critic, 46: 2o.—-
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125, ,.
--Novels of. Ed. R. 197: 59.=Ecl. M. 140: 541.:
Liv. Age, 236: 577- — (0. Elton) Quar. I98: 358.:
Ed. M. 142: 215.=Liv. Age, 240: I.
— on American Speech. (A. H. Smyth) Bk. News,
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--Queerness of. (F. M. Colby) Bookman, 15: 396.
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James, William. Varieties of Religious Experience.
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—— Exposition, I907. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 25: 53. —(Fitz'
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-- — Picturesque. (C. R. Keiley) World’s Work, 12:
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— —- Tower at. (C. F. Stansbury) Ecl. M. 146: 470,
~ the Pompeii of America. (C. M. Graves) New Eng.
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—— Tercentenary of. (E. H. Hall) Chant. 43: 404.-—
(K. L. Bosher) Outl. 84: 489. —— (Plummer F.
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Jamey’s Mother. (C. -Healy) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
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J amnitzer, Wentzel, Two Works by. (H. P. Mitchell)
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Jane Murray’s Thanksgiving Story.
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Jane’s Gray Eyes; a story. (S. Ford) Harper, I11:
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J anuarius, Saint, an Old Miracle and Modern Science.
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January Thaw, A. (Jeanne O. Loiseaux) Cosmopol.
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Japan. (G. W. Knox) Chant. 42: 207,
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—— Advance of, and the Yellow Peril. (R. Van Bergen)
Out West, 23: 48.
— after the War. (Dalni Vostock) National, 48: 51.
-‘-Liv. Age, 251: 170.~—-(J. H. Schifif) No. Am.
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— Agricultural College in.
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— America and.
(Rebecca H. Da-
(M. White)
(H. Reade) Westm. 163:
(W. Weston) Geog.
(H. E. Rhoades) M. of Hist. I: 150,
JAPAN
Japan, America, and the Orient. (Eki Hioki) Nat.
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-- American Nurses in. (A. N. McGee) Cent. 47 : 895.
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—-— and Asiatic Leadership.
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—-— —— Alliance of. (T. Iyenaga) R. of Rs. (N.'Y.) 25‘
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—— — '— Seamy Side of.
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(A. Stead)
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—-~ and the Jingoes. (C. J . Bullock) Nation, 79: 254.
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—— Quar. 199: 576. ~
-- -- and France. (Iganovich) Contemp. 85: 668,
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— -- Early Relations of.
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— -— Germany and Great Britain.
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-- -— in the Far East. Un. Serv. M. 30: 24.
-—- —— Military Statistics of. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34:
(D. Sampson) Am. Cath. Q.
(A. Stead) Fortn.
337-
-- — the Powers and the Settlement. Scrib. M. 39:
109.
-— -- War Fleets of. (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 25: 287,
See Russo-Japanese War.
——-and the United States. (K. Kaneko) Internat. Q.
81 399:
—- and the War with Russia. (Baron Suyematsu) 19th
Cent. 56: 173.
—— and Western Ideas. Church Q. 58: 195,
—— Animals of. Spec. 62: 10,
— The Apostle of. (R. F. O’Connor) Am. Cath. Q.
29: 673.
-- Arms and Ammunition in. (W. H. Blumenstein)
No. Am. 179: '55.
—Army of. (J. Leader) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 477.
-- (J. Leader) Un. Serv. M. 26: 411. —— (F. J. Nor-
man) Spec. 91: 995.
-- -— in Manchuria. Indep. 57: 1423.
334
‘D
JAPAN
Japan, Army of, Sanitary and Medical Work in. (L.
L. Seaman) Outl. 79: I72.
-- - — Lessons for America in the. (L. L. Seaman)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 584,
-— Around the World through. Chamb. J . 81: 74,
—— as a Commercial Rival. (W. von Schierbrand)
World To-day, 9: 1168,
-—as viewed by a Native Socialist.
Arena, 33: 493.
- Aspirations of, and Internationalism.
Fortn. 82: 307.
—— at War. (E. Emerson) Contemp. 86: 6. —-Outl. 76:
733.——— (G. Kennan) Outl. 77: 401.
-- Attempt of Kublai Khan to conquer. (E. H. Parker)
Asia. R. 38: 140,
—- August Elections in, 1902.
as 2295-
—- Awakened; Mr. Okakura on “ The Exaltation of
Womanhood.” Cent. 47: 633.
—— Awakening of. (H. C. Hay) N. Church R. 13: 91.
—- Bank of, Report of, 1903. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66:
5
(K. Kaneko)
(A. Stead)
(W. E. Griflis) Indep.
825,
—— before the War. (J . L. Dearing) World To-day, 6:
465.
—-Brinkley on. Ath. ’o4, 1: 71.——Spec. 921 733.——
(W. E. Griflis) Nation, 74: 310.
-—~ Brownell’s Heart of. Ath. ’o2, 2: 544,
-- Budget, 1904. Sat. R. 98: 721.
—— Bullets of. J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 462.
—- Burial Custom in. (J . C. Hartland) F olk-Lore, I3:
276.
—-by the Japanese, ed. by A. Stead. Ath. ’o4, 2:
316. —- Spec. 93: 426. 1
—- Capacity of, Limits of. Fortn. 82: 783.
-- celebrating her Victories. (J . L. Dearing) World
To-day, 7: I519‘
-—- Ceramic Art of. (G. B. Wilson) Brush & P. 16:
141,
—— Child Saving in. Char. 11: 244,
-— China’s Friend. (S. L. Woodford) Indep. 54: 2051.
-—- Christian Missions in, Early Days of. (Adachi Kin-
nosuke) Cosmopol. 38: 387,
-- Christianity in. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 38:.
—Spec. 92: 952, 96: 138.
-— City Government in. (H. Sakuma) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 25: 322.-
—— Claims of, against Russia. (T. Iyenaga) Indep. 56:
303.
— Closing the Open Door. (J . Gordon Smith) \Vorld’s
Work, 10: 6267.
— Commerce and Industries of. (W. F. Mitchell) J .
Soc. Arts, 54: 125,-Quar. 196: 537,
-— Commerce of, since the Restoration, 1869-1900.
(Y. Hattori) J. H. Univ. Studies, 22: 491.
-— Commercial Aspirations of. (F. C. Penfield) No.
Am, 181: 665,
—— Commercial Future of. (H. Ito) Indep. 54: 431.
— Commercial Progress of. Bank. M. (Lond.) 73:
57°-
—— Commodore Biddle’s Failure to enter, in 1846. (E.
S. Burton) Indep. 59: 497.
-— — Visit to. (H. Valette Warren) Indep. 59: 1043.
— Constitutional Government of. (E. W. Clement)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 209,
—— Court-life in, in the 20th Century. (E. Wildman)
Cosmopol. 36: 643.
—-— Craftsman’s Life and Lot in. (W. E. Grifiis)
Craftsman, 8: 289,
-— Dancing in. (M. A. Hincks) Fortn. 86: 85.
—-— Debt of. (Y. Sawaki) No. Am. 174: 231.
—— Debt to China. (H. A. Giles) 19th Cent. 57: 207.
—-— Decorative Art Spirit of. (Mrs. F. Edwin Elwell)
Arena, 35: 17.

JAPAN
Japan. Destruction of the Taku Forts. (G. F. Wright)
Nation, 762 454.
—- Difference between U. S. and. (J. H. De Forest)
Indep. 60: 1196,
-— Dockyards of. (C. Albertson) Engin. M. 29: 850.
30: 32.
-—— Dyer’s Evolution of. (E. H. Vickers) Nation, 80:
337.
-— Earthquakes in. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 216.
~— Economic Condition of, 1905. Letter from Japan.
(J . Soyeda) Econ. J. 15: 448.
-— Economic Future of. (A. Viallate) J . Frankl. Inst.
:61: 413.
-— the Economic Revolutionist. (C. E. Russell) Every-
body’s, W 3. I87-
— Education in. (Marie Howland) Californian, 2: 348.
—— (K. Suyematsu) Indep. R. 5, no. 4: 191. 1‘ Liv.
Age, 246: 657. — (J . F. Abbott) Wash. Univ. Bull.
32 72. ——(M. C. Fraser) World’s Work, 12: 8099,
-— — and Character in. (E. P. Culverwell) National,
46: 3I9."-=Ecl. M. 146: 64.
-— —- and National Efiiciency in. (H. Dyer) Nature,
71: 154.
-— -—— and Progress in. (A. T. Simmons) Nature, 69:
416.
—- ‘— A Paradox. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 327.
— Elder Statesmen and the Peace. (A. Kinnosuke)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 430. '
-— -— The Power behind the Portsmouth Treaty. (W.
E. Grifiis) No. Am. 182: 215,
— Electoral Wisdom of. (R. Tyson) Arena, 32: 269,
— Emancipator of Russia. Outl. 80: 357.
-— Einperor of, Personal Study of. (Mary C. Fraser)
World’s Work, 12: 7546. --‘-Fortn. 85: 801.
—- England and, Alliance of, Renewal of the. (O.
Eltzbacher) 19th Cent. 571 500.
-—— England’s New Ally, Stead on. Ath. ’02, II 585.
-— Ethics of. (Baron Suyematsu) J . Soc. Arts, 531 427.
— Ethnology of, by a Japanese. Open Court, 20: 297.
— Every-day. (B. Blake) Chaut. 35: 582.
— Every-day Life in. (Mary Pierce) Overland, n. s.
41: 17.
— An Execution in.
16: 38.
—— Extermination of Early Missionaries in.
ston) Month, 105: 388.
-—— Family in, Social and Ethical Value of the. (J .
Takakusu) Internat. J . Ethics, 17: 100,
—— Famine in. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 60: 609,
-— F arrar’s Impressions from. Ath. ’o4, 2: 373.
—- Female Wrestlers in. Macmil. n. s. I: 632.
(A. T. Sibbald) Green Bag,
(H. Thur-
——- Fifty Years of. (A. Kinnosuke) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
29: 553-
-- Financial, after the War. (Baron Shibusawa) F 0-
rum, 37: 4:1.
—- Financial and Commercial Affairs in. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 64: 415.
-—— Financial and Economic Situation in. (W. P. Wat-
son) Fortn. 81: 211,
-— Financial Facts about.
— Financial Position of, 1904.
World’s Work, 10: 6347.
(O. Eltzbacher) Igth
Cent. 55: 543.
-— Financial Prospects of. (T. F. Millard) Scrib. M.
38: 369.
-— Financial System of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66: 841. —-
No. Am. 174: 577.
— First Ambassador of, to the U. S. (W. E. Griffis)
Outl. 82: 164,
—- First Englishman in.
go: 56,
— First Impressions of. (G. Kennan) Outl. 77: 355.
— Fisheries of. (H. M. Smith) Nat. Geog. M. 15:
362. I6: 201,
(E. M. Thompson) Cornh.
335
JAPAN
Japan, Flower Festivals of. (C. E. Lorrimer) Over-
land, 11. s. 412 39.
- From Atami to Lake Hakone. by Kaye across the
Ten Province Pass. (C. E. Lorrimer) Overland,
n. s. 40: 131,
—- Generals of. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 57: 308.
—— Genius of. (A. Tison) World’s Work, 7: 4699.
—— Glyptic Art in. (C. M. Salwey) Asia. R. 39: 309.
-— Golden Opportunity for. (K. Kaneko) N 0. Am.
179: 641.
— Great. (Omega) Westm. I64: 609,
——- Great Change in. (Baron Suyematsu) Fortn. 82:
776-
— Hearn’s Attempt at Interpretation. (E. Buckley)
Nation, 79: 465.
—— Hearn’s Kwaidan. Ath. ’o4, 2: 373.
— The Heart of Old. Liv. Age, 244: 27. —-Eel. M.
144: 209,
——- Historical Military Landmarks.
Overland, n. s. 44: 545
— History of, Crises in.
(E. W. Hewson)
-(E. Maxey) Arena, 32: 241,
32: 400, 616,
-—— History of, 16th Century, Murdoch’s. Ath. ’o4, I:
778.
— How a Religion grew in. (E. Buckley) Bib. World,
25: I73.
-— How she reformed herself. (G. Eltzbacher) 19th
Cent. 551 20.
—— Immediate Sources of War Costs Payment. (E. H.
Vickers) Nation, 82: 361, _
—— Impending Dominance of Pacific by. (H. Bolce)
Booklover’s M. 6: 646,
—- Imperial Family of. (Jihei Hashiguchi) Indep. 59:
246.
-— Imperial Policy of; its Bearing on International
Relations. (S. Ransome) F ortn. 771 565.
—- in China. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 214,
——- in Time of War. (E. A. Wicher) Canad. M. 23:
293-
-- Intellectual Apostolate in. (W. L. Sullivan) Cath.
World, 80: 283,
——Japanese Problems. (S. Okuma) Temp. Bar, 132:
469.
—- Journalism in. (Y. Noguchi) Bookman, I9: I50.
—- Leaders of. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 23: 299. ——
(Mary C. Fraser) World’s Work, 11: 7040,
—— A Letter from. (L. Hearn) Atlan. 94: 625.
— Letters from. (Margaret Perry) Overland, n. s. 442
170.
-— Liberties of. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 57: 5 37.
— Libraries in. Pub. Lib. 92 407.
-—— Linguistic Problems in. (Christopher Noss) Ref.
Ch. R. 51: 345.
-— Literature of New. (F. Weitenkampf) Lamp, 29:
I37-
— “Little.” Spec. 93: 244.
-— The Little Brown Men of Nippon.
Arena, 32: 18.
-—-Loan placed in the U. S. (K. Kaneko) World’s
Work, 10: 6124,
—- Magna Charta of. (K. Kaneko) Cent. 46: 484.
-— Marriage Customs in. (C. M. Salwey) Asia. R. 33:
(J . Miller)
336.
—- Martyrdom of the Early Jesuit Missionaries in. (H.
Thurston) Month, 105: 505.
~— Martyrdom of Father Sidotte in.
Month, I05: 569. 106: 20.
——- Men who are “ Doing Things ” for.
(N. Y.) 29: 292. I
—— Military System of ; War by Prearrangem ent. (G.
Kennan) Outl. 77: 890.
— Miracle-making in. (A. Fisher) Overland, n. s. 41:
(H. Thurston)
R. of Rs.

33-
JAPAN
Japan, Mission of, in the Far East. (T. Iyenaga)
Form. an 459.
-—- Mission Work in.
World, 79: 68.
-—- Missionary Situation in. (J. P. Moore) Ref. Ch. R.
49= 327-
— Mist Pictures in. (C. Lorrimer) Overland, 11. s. 491
(A. I. du P. Coleman) Cath.
310,
s- Moral Teaching in. (Baron Suyematsu) 19th Cent.
57= 198-
~— Mountain Shrines of. (E. A. Richings) Gent. M.
n. s. 73: 113.
~— Mythological, Sommerville’s. Bk. News, 21: 281.
—— National Exposition, 1903. (W. E. Grifiis) Outl. 741
801,
-— Nautical Education in. Nature, 69: 331.
-— Naval Heroes of, with portraits. (S. Emerson)
Munsey, 31: 330.
-—- Naval Training in. World’s Work, 7: 4656.
— Naval Victory of, People of. (J . H. De Forest) In-
dep. 56: 599.
—— Naval Warfare, Object-lessons in. Fortn. 81: 931.
'-_-Ecl. M. 143: 141,
—- —— of To-day. (Sir C. Bridge) Cornh. 90: 312.
—- Navy, Anglo-Japanese Fleets in Alliance.
S. Hurd) Fortn. 84: 829.
—— — Growing Power of. (A. S. Hurd) No. Am. 177:
570. — (J. H. Longford) 19th Cent. 542 472.
— — Sanitation of. (S. Suzuki) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32:
(A.
587.
~— The New. (Okuma) Monthly R. 16, no. 22 33.:
E01. M. 143: 635.=Liv. Age, 242: 695.
—~ -— Birth of. (A. Kinnosuke) Forum, 38: 25 5.
—— -—- The Schoolmaster of Asia. (J . Barrett) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 26: 694.
-—- New Position of. (M. C. Fraser) World’s Work,
w 7994- '\
-—- New Rival of the U. S. in the East.
Booklover’s M. 7: 117, 254,
(H. Bolce)
—- Normal Schools in. (M. C. Leonard) Educa. R. 23:
.71. ,
—— Naovelists of Modern. (Y. Noguchi) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
24: 505,
—— of 1902. (J. H. De Forest) Indep. 55: I95.
-— of I903. (J. H. De Forest) Indep. 56: 127.
— of I904. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 58: 131,
— of 1905. (J. H. De Forest) Indep. 60: 567.
-—of To-day. (H. Yoshida) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
3: -
-—- Okakura on. (F. W. Gookin) Dial, 38: 39.
- Opening Year of the Century in. (J . H. De Forest)
Indep. 54: 390.
—— Opportunity of. Outl. 81: 251,
~ Our War with One Gun, 1864.
Eng. M. n. s. 28: 662,
—~ Painters of. (A. Morrison) Monthly R. 8, nos. 1,
2, 3, 10, no, 1: 113.
—~ Peace in, The Sword of. (G. Kennan) Outl. 8!: 357.
-—- Peace Negotiations of. (J . Hashiguchi) World’s
Work, 10: 6191,
-— Peeresses of, in Tableaux.
101.
-—- Perry’s Expedition to, Monroe Doctrine and. (W.
W. Davis) Cosmopol. 37: 219,
-— Political Conditions. Chaut. 42: 199,
-— Political Parties in, Development of. (W. E. Griflis)
No. Am. I75: 676.
—~ Position of, in the Far East.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 73.
-—- -— in the Far East. (A. Stead) Fortn. 80: 288,
—— ~— in the Household of Powers. Indep. 60: 196.
-~ Post-bellnm Policy of, foreshadowed. (E. H. Vick-
ers) Nation, 82: 507,
(W. E. Griflis) New
(Y. T. Ozaki) Cent. 47:
(K. Kaneko) Ann.
336
‘— Some August Days in.

JAPAN
Japan, Power of. The Yellow Peril. (P. Carus) Open
Court, 18: 430,
— Preaching of Early Missionaries in.
Month, 105: 157.
— Present Financial and Monetary Condition of.
Schroeder) J . Pol. Econ. 13: 48.
—- Prison in, Peep into a. Liv. Age, 242: 819.
—— Progress of. (Hirokichi Mutsu) Cosmopol. 36: 113.
— Progress of Christianity in. (J . L. Atkinson) Am.
Antiq. 27: 185. ~
—— Progress of, in the 19th Century, Temple on. Ath.
’oz, 2: 177,
— Protest of, against School Exclusion in California.
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 83: 364.
— Psychology of Militant. (E. H. Vickers) Nation,
78: 165,
-—- Railroading in. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. 4: 351.
—— Reading Journey through. (A. C. Hartshorne)
Chaut. 39: 519.
— Recent Advances in Meteorology and Meteorological
Service in. (S. T. Tamura) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68'. 139.
-— Religion in. (C. Ray) Sund. M. 332 453.
—— Religion of Rural. (A. L. A. Murcutt) Sund. M.
34‘ 9°1-
— Religions of. (Baron Suyematsu) Indep. R. 4: 349.
— Religious Condition of. (C. MacCauley) Am. J .
Theol. 6: 209.
—-—Religious Life of Modern.
Sac. 621 I.
— Representative of, at Washington. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
31: 682,
— Restoration of Imperial Authority in, 1868. (Eki
Kioki) Nat. Geog. M. 162 220.
-— Rise of Modern. (J. Hashiguchi) World’s Work,
7: 4626,
-— Roman Catholicism in.
World, 81 : 591.
— Rural Industries of. (J. E. Barker) Asia. R. 42: 97.
— Russo—Japanese War, A. Contemp. 81: 424,
See Russo-Japanese War.
— Seaman on Real Triumph of.
40: 388. _
—- Seismic Frequency in. (J . Milne) Nature, 66: 202,
—— Shopping in. (W. J . Price) New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
3°9-
— Simple Life in. (Marguerite Glover) Craftsman,
10: 614,
— since the War. (Mary C. Fraser) World’s Work,
(H. Thurston)
(F.
(G. E. Albrecht) Bib.
(R. F. O’Connor) Cath.
(W. E. Grifiis) Dial,
I1: 7229,
— Sketches in. (A. Lloyd) Cath. World, 83: 508.
—— Socialism in. (A. Stead) Indep. 4: 244.
— Soldiers of. (W. Thorp) World’s Work, 7: 4658.
—Soldier’s Funeral in.
n. s. 31: 405.
(L. E. Dew) New Eng. M.
(W. E. Norris) Longm. 45:
149. =Liv. Age, 244: 449. -—-Ecl. M. 144: 508.
— Herbert Spencer on. Spec. 92: 118,
— Spirit of. (N obushige Amenomori) Atlan. 94: 505.
= Ecl. M. 143: 67.
— Stage of, Evolution of.
M. n. s. 31: 144.
— Stead’s. Sat. R. 100: 596.
-— Strength of. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. 4: 219.
— Struggle and Success of Early Missionaries in.
(H. Thurston) Month, 105: 288.
-— Struggle for Command of the Sea.
Outl. 80: 367.
—— Success of, Menace of. (J .Hays Hammond) World’s
Work, 10: 6273,
—— Suyematsu on the aims of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30:
202.
-—- Suyematsu’s The Risen Sun. (W. E. Grifiis) Na-
tion, 82: 288.
(Y. Noguchi) New Eng.
(G. Kennan)
JAPAN
Japan, Sword-makers of. Chamb. J . 812 518.
—— —— Early. J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 352 III.
— A Tale of Karuizawa. (E. Foxwell) Blackw. I73:
92. IE0]. M. 140: 499.
— Task of, after Peace.
247: 60,
— Tea-houses in, and Russian Prisoners.
Outl. 78: 119.
—— Thirty Years Ago. (H. F. Abell) Macmil. 89: 453.
=Ecl. M. 143: 42. :Liv. Age, 241: 546.
— Through Ikuta to Nanko Temple. (E. A. Wicher)
Canad. M. 23: 489,
—— To-day, Scherer on. (W. E. Grifis) Dial, 36: 327.
— Trade Appeal for ‘World Markets; Maicho Shimpo.
Ecl. M. 145: 639.
-— Trappist. Monastery in.
World, 79: 155.
— Treaty with Great Britain. Sat. R. 100: 424.
— Triumph of, Possible Effects on England. (A. V.
Dicey) Nation, 81: 315.
— Unconquerable. (E. H. Parker) Monthly R. 151
no. 3, 67.
— A Visit to “ a Certain Place.” (C. Kennan) Outl.
78: 171,
— Volcano in, Highest. (H. C. Ponting) Cent. 461 697.
(Count Okuma) Liv. Age,
(G. Kennan)
(F. McCullagh) Cath.
-— War Diet in. (E.H. Vickers) Nation, 78: 346.
— War Power of. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 79:
212,
—- Western Influence on Japanese Character. Mac-
mil. 92: 18.
—— What the People read in.
577-
— Why America sympathizes with.
Arena, 31: 518.
—— Why it values American Good-will.
Munsey, 33: 14.
—- Why Japan will win. (Alfred Stead) Fortn. 82:
996. I Liv. Age, 244: 120.
—— Why Japan wins. (J . A. Baer) Harp. W. 491 736.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29:
(B. O. Flower)
(F. Brinkley)
— Why she should win from Russia. (H. Boyce)
Booklover’s M. 3: 579.
— Why we favor, in the Present War. (E. Maxey)
Arena, 32: I31.
— With Perry in.
—- VVith Taft in.
-— Woman in, The New.
Sociol. 8: 963.
-— Women of. (A. Kinnosuke) Forum, 38: 139.
- The Yellow Peril, a Bogey. (F. Brinkley) Munsey,
31: 818. ,
Japan Sea, Battle of. (W. H. Beehler) Army &
Navy Life, 91 395.—Ed. R. 202: 3o6.—(A. S.
Hurd) Fortn. 84: 22. -—(G. Kennan) Outl. 80:
811. —-Indep. 59: 179.— Quar. 203: 297,=Ecl. M.
145: 289. —-(L. C. Cornford)Monthly R. 20, no. 1:
62. — (H. W. Wilson) National, 45: 782.
- — and Peace. (A. Stead) Fortn. 84: 190.
—- —-— a Brilliant Sea Fight. Army & Navy Life, 9:
241,
— — Effects of Togo’s Victory. (K. Kaneko) World’s
Work, 10: 6423.
— — from the Diary of the Commander of the “ Sod-
zanami.” (A. M. Zeller, translator) Am. M. 61:
(J . S. Sewell) Cent. 48: 349.
(J. A. Le Roy) Indep. 59: 627.
(E. W. Clement) Am. J .
54-
—- —— from the Point of View of the Ship-builder. (Sir
N. Barnaby) Westm. R. 164: 1. = Liv. Age, 246:
475-
—- -— Fruits of Japan’s Victory. (T. F. Millard) Scrib.
M, 38: 240,
-— — The Japanese Trafalgar.
Serv. M. 31: 347.
— — Lessons from. Blackw. 179$ 115.
— -— Story of a Great Victory. Outl. 80: 363.
(E. R. Fremantle) Un.
337
JAPANESE
Japan Sea, Battle of; what it means to us.
Benjamin) Indep. 58: 1277,
Japanese, The. Chant. 42: 391,
— Americanizing the. (W. S. Harwood) World To-
day, Q: 1286.
— and Chinese, Exclusion of. Chant. 42: 8.
— as Peers of Western Peoples. (Edmund Buckley)
Am. J. Sociol. II: 326.
(Park
— Athletic. (T. P. Terry) Outing, 432 729.
—-— Brain Weight of. (E. A. Spitzka) Science, n. s.
18: 371.
— Characteristics of. (K. Kaneko) New Eng. M. n. s.
33: 148,
—-— Commercial Morality of. (J . H. Longford) Con-
temp. 872 705.
—- Development of. (W. E. Grifiis) Craftsman, 9:
180,
—— Exclusion of. (D. Starr Jordan) Indep. 61: 1425,
—- Future of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 198, 222,
—- Gulick’s Evolution of. (W. E. Griflis) Nation, 77:
467.
—-— Heroism of. Liv. Age, 243: 565,
— How they communicate in Battle.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 332-.
—-— How they save Lives. (A. N. McGee) Cent. 48:
I33-
— in California. (K. K. Kawakami) Indep. 61: 1260,
—in Formosa. (Sir J. Keane) Blackw. I76: 159.:
Ecl. M. 143: 792.
— in New England.
(M. C. Sullivan)
(K. K. Kawakami) New Eng. M.
n. s. 35: 440.
— in San Francisco. (W. H. Thomson) World To-day,
11: 1310,
—— on American Farms. (K. K. Kawakami) Indep.
591 961-
-— Outdoor Life of. Outing, 44: 694.
— Reading of. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. 4: 65 7.
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Joe Parsons, Deserter. (M. H. Battenberg) Munsey,
33: 539-
Joe Veltman’s Moving Day. (A. L. Sykes) New Eng.
M. n. s. 30: 748.
Joey’s Ingenuity. (E. Shawn) Cent. 49: 658,
Jof, To the, and Back. (A. Forder) Geog. J . 202 619.
Johanna’s Crowning Sorrow. (Eliz. B. Toldridge)
New Eng. M. n. s. 321 79.
Johannesburg, New. Sat. R. 95: 414.
—— -— A Review and Forecast. Chamb. J . 80: 165.
Johannesburg Voter, The. (V. Cecil) National, 47:
106.
John the Apostle, and the Fourth Gospel.
Jannaris) Monthly R. IO, no. 1: 84.
—— Author of the Fourth Gospel. (H. H. Meyer) Meth.
R, 64: 921,
-—- Luke addressing.
no. 1: 84,
—- Martyrdom of.
(A. N.
(A. N. Jannaris) Monthly R. 12,
(F. P. Badham) Am. J. Theol. 8:
539-
—— Sojourn of, at Ephesus. (C. Clemen) Am. J . Theol.
9= 643-
John the Baptist. Spec. 92: 445.
— The Man and his Message.
World, 26: 418.
— Testimony concerning Jesus Christ.
coner) Bib. World, 20: 441,
John XXIII., Pope, Dispensation by, for a Son of
Henry IV., I412. (J. H. Wylie) Eng. Hist. R. 19:
(J. W. Bailey) Bib.
(R. A. Fal—
96.
John, King of England. Acad. 63: 488.
—— and Robert Fitzwalter. (J . H. Round) Eng. Hist.
R. 19: 707.
John of Barneveld. (G. C. Henry) Luth. Q. 35: 407.
John of Gaunt, Armitage-Smith on. (L. M. Larson)
Dial, 39: 86. —Spec. 93: 559. -—Ath. ’o4, 2: 649.
John, Augustus, Etchings of. Ath. ’O6, 1: 739.
John Bull, Letters to Lord Byron. (R. Garnett) Ath.
’o3, I: 304,
John Buncle, Life of. (J . Fyvie) Indep. R. 2: 5 72,
John Burt. (F. U. Adams) Munsey, 27: 338-949.
28: 83-883.
John Chilcote, M. P. ; a story. (K. C. Thurston)
Blackw. I75: 1—791. 176: 7-456.
John Craft’s Fortune. (E. Mitchell) Temp. Bar, 128:
35. =Liv. Age, 238: 483,
John Edward’s Friend. (R. K. Gardiner) Cent. 48:
238,
John Kendry’s Idea. (C. B. F ernald) Outing, 49: 177,
353-
John Maxwel1’s Marriage. (S. Gwynn) Macmil. 87:
321-89: 1,
John Richard Lee,’ 62.
43: 132.
Johnnie. (Lillie H. French) Scrib. M. 37: 367.
Johnnie Purple’s Christmas Dream; a story.
Gibbs) Canad. M. 24: 139.
“Johnny Sands;” a story.
108: 692,
Johns Hopkins University. Outl. 70: 511.
—— Gilman on. (F. B. R. Hellems) Dial, 401 289.
— 25th Anniversary. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 74:
167.: (J. F. Jameson) Dial, 32: 143.
— —— Addresses at. (D. C. Gilman; I. Remsen) Sci-
ence, n. s. 15: 321,
Johnson, Andrew, Administration of.
age) So. Atlan. Q. I: 171, 256.
—— and his Policy. (W. G. Brown) Atlan. 96: 760.
(A. D. Coulter) Overland, n. s.
(H.
(M. T. Earle) Harper,
(B. J. Ram~
JOHNSON 345 JONES
Johnson, Andrew, and Negro Suffrage. (J . Schouler) Joint-stock Companies, Advantages of. (G. Yard)
Outl. 82: 69. Cornh. 87: 216,
— Dewitt on. (D. V. Thomas) Am. Hist. R. 9: 188. —-— Climbing the (Joint-stock) Tree. (G. Yard) Liv.
_ Impeachment of. (F. T. Hill) Harper, 113: 827. Age, 244: 623.
— More Light on. (W. A. Dunning) Am. Hist. R. — Winding-up of, and the Lessons taught. Bank. M.
In 574.
—- Personal Recollections of. (J . M. Scovel) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I8: 111, ,
— Policy of. (J . Schouler) Outl. 82: 264.
Johnson, Eastman, an American Portrait Painter of
Three Historical Epochs. (E. French) World’s
Work, 13: 8307. — (W. Watson) Scrib. M. 40: 263,
— his Life and Works. (Will H. Low and others)
Scrib. M. 40: 253.
Johnson, Captain Edward, of Woburn, Mass., and
some of his Descendants. (E. F. Johnson) N. E.
Rea 59= 79. I43. 275-
Johnson, John A., Governor of Minnesota. (W. C.
(L. I. Guiney) Atlan. 90: 856.-
Harder) Outl. 78: 927.
Johnson, Lionel.
Acad. 53! 397. —-Ath. ’02, 22 52I.—(Katherine
Brégy) Cath. World, 83: 466. —-Month, 100: 460,
Johnson, R. L. N. Morocco and the French Inter-
vention. R. of Rs. (N-Y.) 31: 689.
Johnson, Samuel, with portraits: (T. M. Parrott)
Booklover’s M. I: 375.
—-— and Boswell in Scotland. (J. C. Hadden) Gent. M.
n. s. 742 597.
~— and John Wesley. (E. Mims) Meth. R. 63: 543,
— and Oxford. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 46.
— Boswell’s Life of. (G. K. Chesterton) Good Words,
44= 774-
-- In Dr. J ohnson’s Circle. (Sarah Wilson) Chamb. J .
79: 817.
— Lives of the Poets, Birkbeck Hill’s Edition. (W.
P. Trent) Forum. 37: 540.
-— A Possible Glimpse of. (\V. Everett) Atlan. 90:
622,
—— Rasselas, where did he write ? Acad. 64: 51 1,
—- lst President of King’s College. Colum. Univ. Q.
1: 1, 122,
Johnson, Tom L., with portrait. (E. W. Bemis) Arena,
34: 576.— (D. G. Phillips) Booklover’s M. 7: 457.
— (G. C. Sikes) World To-day, I1: 698, —With
portrait. World’sWo1'k, 3: 1723.
—-— A New Champion of the People’s Cause.
Flower) Arena, 28: 534,
—— President Roosevelt and, as Typical Representa-
tives of Opposing Political Ideals. (J . D. Miller)
Arena, 30: 145.
Johnson, Wm. Samuel, Pres. of Columbia College,
I787-1800. Colum. Univ. Q. 2: 17,
Johnson Family of New Haven, and Wallingford,
Conn. (J. Shepard) N. E. Reg. 56: 132.
—— Supplementary Notes on. (R. D. Smyth and B. C.
Steiner) N. E. Reg. 56: 297,
Johnson’s Island, Burleigh and. (F. J . Shepard) M.
of Hist. 1: 306, 378,
Johnston, Prof. Alexander.
Univ. Bull. 1: 93.
Johnston, Sir Harry H., a Maker of Empire.
Bullock) Fortn. 80: 687,
Johnston, Mary. Bk. News, 22: 976,
~ The Romance of Virginia. Macmil. 86: 144,
J ohnstone, Arthur, Musical Critic. (C. L. Graves)
Spec. 951 I123.
Johnstone, Charles. Chrysal. (Ernest A. Baker) Acad.
711 372-
Joinery, Dangers of. Am. Arch. 90: 127,
Joint in his Armor, The. (B. P. Neuman) Good
Words, 44: 274.
Joint Account, Payment to Survivor of, Legal Aspects
of. (T. B. Paton) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 774,
(B. O.
(A. T. Ormond) Princ.
(S. F.

(Lond-) 75¢ 357-
Jokai, Maurus, Hungarian Patriot and Writer, with
portrait. (Alexander Hegedus, jr.) R. of Rs.
1 (N. Y.) 29: 685.-——(S. Krauss) Lamp, 29! 126.-
Ath. ’Q4, 1: 626, —— Liv. Age, 242: 253. --(S.
Krauss) World To-day, 7: 889.
— and the Historical Novel. (H. W. V. Temperley)
Contemp. 86: 107.: Liv. Age, 242: 412, =Ec1,
M. 143: 530.
Joke, The Career of the.
Joke of his Life, The.
129,
Joking, Word about. Craftsman, 8: 231.
Joly, Charles Jasper. Ath. ’06, II 53.
Joly, Henri M., on the Nancy Nuns. Month, 102: 617.
Jomokangkar. (C. F. Close) Geog. J . 25! I78.
Jonah, Sign of. (B. W. Bacon) Bib. World, 20: 99.
Jonathan and David; a story. (Eliz. S. Phelps) Har-
per, 109: 364.
Jonathan’s Methods.
(J. A. Macy) Atlan. 96: 498.
(M. Ward) Good Words, 4;:
(Elliott Flower) Lippinc. 78:
489.
Jones, Sir Alfred Lewis, Ship Owner, with portrait.
(J. W. Mitchell) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 474.
Jones, Amanda T. Rubaiyat of Solomon.
Thomas) Critic, 47: 412.
Jones, Ebenezer. (R. Colles) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 143.
Jones, George H., as a Craftsman. Craftsman, 4: 295.
Jones, Haydon, Newspaper Artist. (Ethel Armes)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 144.
Jones, Henry Arthur. Chance the Idol.
bohm) Sat. R. 94: 328.
— Chevaleer. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 98: 328.
—— Joseph Entangled. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 97: 107.
— Princess’s Nose. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93: 363.
—— White-washing Julia. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 951
(E. M.
(M. Beer-
291,
Jones, Inigo. (Wm. Diack) Am. Arch. 832 5 3.
— The Masques of. (E. Rhys) 19th Cent. 54: 157.
Jones, John Paul, Commodore. (M. S. J . Grifiin)
Booklover’s M. 6: 574.—(C. T. Brady) Munsey,
33: 452.——(F. W. Shepardson) World To-day, 8:
605,
— and our First Triumphs on the Sea. (C. H. Lincoln)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 35.
-—- Ebenezer Hogg vs. (O. G. Hammond) M. of Hist.
2: 48.
—- The Fame of. Cent. 48: 956.
— Fellow Officers of. (E. S. Maclay) M. of Hist. 11
~01,
-— Hbw many Mutineers did he kill?
plier) Indep. 60: 832,
— in Portraiture. (B. Stark) Bookman, 21: 581,
— Is it his Body ? (P. Benjamin) Indep. 59: 121.
— Letters of, 1780. Pennsyl. M. 29: 334.
(Emma Rep-
—'- the Man. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 46: 707.
— Moreau Portrait of. (Alexander Corbett, jr.) Cent.
481 774-
—— Narrative of John Kilby, Quarter-gunner of the
U. S. Ship “Bon Homme Richard,” under Paul
Jones. Scrib. M. 38: 23.
— Personal Appearance of, with portrait.
Booklover’s M. 6: 107,
—-— Recovery of the Body of.
48: 927.
—-— Resting-place of, at Annapolis.
dep. 58: 1159.
—- Some Facts about. (J . Davis) So.’ Atlan. Q. 4: 378.
5‘ 5°.
(J . Barnes)
(Horace Porter) Cent.
(P. Benjamin) In-
,— The American Grub Street.
JONES
Jones, John Paul, Commodore, Some Letters of, 1780.
Pennsyl. M. 29: 334.
—— Story of, with portraits. (A. H. Lewis) Cosmopol.
39= 349. 584- 40= 71-691-_ 4I= 9°-
-- The Surname of. Cent. 49: 333.
—- Where is the Grave of ? (G. E. Light) Munsey, 31:
576.
Jones, Samuel Milton, “Golden Rule ” Mayor, with
portrait. Arena, 351 126. —— (E. Crosby) Crafts-
man, 7: 530, 679. - (B. Whitlock) World’s Work,
8: 5 308, -
-— His Contribution towards the Solution of Industrial
Problems. (F. T. Carlton) Arena, 32: 408,
Jones, Thomas, of Guilford, Conn., and his Descend-
ants. (B. C. Steiner) N. E. Reg. 59: 386.
Jones, Lieut. Gov. William, of New Haven Jurisdic-
tion, and his Descendants. (R. D. Smyth) N. E.
Reg. 60: 164,
“ Jonesy.” (Joseph C. Lincoln) Everybody’s, I 5: 539.
Jonson, Ben. Alchemist, A Source of. (C. G. Child)
Nation, 79: 75.
-—- and the Character Writers.
wanee, 14: 299.
* Prose of. Acad. 62: 119,
- An Unknown Poem of.
447. 517.
Jordan, David Starr, with portrait.
World’s Work, 4: 2097.
(E. K. Graham) Se-
(B. Dobell) Ath. ’04, 2:
(F. B. Millard)
Jordan, Eben D., his Horses. Outing, 46: 61.
Jordan beyond the Seas. (J. L. Leeper) Bib. World,
20: 422,
—- Pilgrimages to the. (C. Ray) Sund. M. 33: 713.
Jordanland, Recent Research in the East. (J. S.
Stuart-Glennie) Nation, 79: 257.
Joseph, is he a Real Historic Person ? (E. Kiinig)
Meth. R. 65: 345.
Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, when he was an
Exile in Northern New York. (E. T. Tomlinson)
I-ndep~ 54= 449-
Joseph, Rabbi Jacob, with portrait.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 311,
Joseph; a story. (E. Phillpotts) Cent. 44: 39.
Joseph Clayson’s Purchase. (W. H. Rainsford) Temp.
Bar, 130: 417. I Liv. Age, 243: 283. =Ecl. M.
I43= 776.
Joseph Warawara; a story.
44= I77-
Josephine ; a story.
829,
Josephs, David, of Gloriana, Cal.
Out West, 21: 338.
Josephus, F lavius, and Christianity.
World, 25: 361.
-—- Antiquities of the Jews, MSS. of a French Transla-
tion of. (H. G. Thompson) Am. Arch. 89: 146,
Joss, The, that answered Prayer. (T. D. Ferguson)
Overland, n. s. 44: 501.
Journal des Savants. (W. Roberts) Ath. ’02, 2: 287,
Journal of a Millionaire. (G. Hibbard) Cent. 43: 97.
Journalism. (G. W. Ochs) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
28: 38.
-— Address before the Merchant’s Club of Boston. (F.
A. Munsey) Munsey, 28: 662,
(A. Cahan) R.
(A. C. Robinson) Outing,
(E. S. Martin) Harper, 108:
(A. B. Bennett)
(C. Clemen) Bib.
(J . H. Collins) Atlan.
98: 634.
-— and Public Life in Canada.
M. 25: 554.
—— and Publicit
Sci. 41: 34.
-— and the University. (A. H. V. Colquhoun) Canad.
M, 21: 209,
-—— as a Profession. (A. R. Kimball) Atlan. 92: 804,
-—- (Albert Shaw) Cosmopol. 35: 155.
(J . S. Willison) Canad.
(St. Clair McKelway) Am. J . Soc.
346
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Journalism, Chances for Americans in English. (J . M.
Bullock) Lamp, 26: 382,
-—— The College of. (J . Pulitzer) No. Am. 178: 641.
-— College Man in. (A. Barton) Wis. Alum. M. 7: 229.
- Country. (E. Ryan; F. Dredd) Bookman, 20: 120,
-—- the Destroyer of Literature. (J . Hawthorne) Critic,
48: 166.
-—- -—- Reply to Julian Hawthorne.
48: 469.
-- Education and. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 77: 168.
-—- English and American. (H. Watterson) Munsey,
(L. Warner) Critic,
an 423-
—- English used in. Spec. 96: 979.-‘=Liv. Age, 250:
251,
-—- The Hunt for the Political Secret. (M. MacDonagh)
Monthly R. 19, no, 2: 88.
—~ in the Laboratory. (J . Oskison) Nation, 81: 517.
- A Laboratory Experiment in. (G. E. Vincent) Am.
J. Sociol. 11: 297, -—Nation, 81: 517.
-—- Literary Aspect of, (H. W. Boynton) Atlan. 93$
45.
-—- Modern Ethics of. (C. B. Connolly) Cath. World,
751 453-
— New and Old. (E. Dicey) Fortn. 83: 94. =Ecl. M.
145: 157. =Liv.‘ Age, 245: 657.
-— 19th Century, Boston. (E. H. Clement) New Eng.
M. n. s. 35: 277, 415.
-—- The People and Modern.
R. 10, no. 2: 81,
-— Pictorial. (G. D. Richards) World To-day, 9: 84 5.
-—- Prize Schemes and. (W. A. Atkinson) Westm.
160: 531,
-—- Public Taste and.
(O. M. Green) Monthly
(B. H. Meyer) Wis. Alum. M.
4: ". ,
-—- Roman Catholics and. (Basil Tozer) Monthly R.
23.110. R 57. ~
—- School of. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34: 258.
——(L. Steffens) Bookman, 18: 173.——(H. White)
No. Am. 178: 25.
-- —- Curriculum of. (H. Lamont) Educa. R. 26: 325.
— Sensational. (F. H. Smith) Critic, 48: 511.
— —— and the Law. (G. W. Alger) Atlan. 91: 145.
Days in; Candid Confession of a
Conscience. (E. J . Evans) Overland, n. s.
__l


pol. 40: 679.
-—- Vocat' n of the. (D. C. Banks) 19th Cent. 59: 788.
="-Li, . Age, 250: 195,
—- The Woman. Acad. 63: 309.
Journalists and Diplomatists. Liv. Age, 236: 123,
-— Honor of. Spec. 93: 1001,
— Institute of. Sat. R. 94: 289.
Journey to God, The. (H. Roberts) Sund. M. 33:
670,
Journey’s End ; a story. (J . M. Forman) Everybody’s,
8: 33.114-
Jowett, Benjamin; some Recollections. (C. Sorabji)
19th Cent. 54! 297.
Joy Denied, A; a story.
28: 667.
Joyce, Josselyn, Sinner; a story. (M. S. Gilmore)
Cath. World, 76: 517-823, 77: 90-798,
Joyousness of Books. (C. S. Brooks) Critic, 47: 457.
Joyzelle; a drama. (M. Maeterlinck) Poet-Lore, 16,
no. 21 1.
Jubal’s Sons. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 238,
(D. H. Talmadgc) Munsey,
J UDAISM
Judaism and the American Spirit.
Arena, 32: 166.
-— and Christianity. (H. W. Thomas) Open Court, 17:
107. —- (A. F. Kirkpatrick) Expos. 6th ser. 7: 241.
—- —Unity of. (T. F. Seward) Arena, 27: 359.
— as Creed and Life, Joseph on. Spec. 92: 260.
— Conservative View of. (L. Magnus) Jew. Q. 16: 9.
— Current, Jesus and. (H. S. Nash) Bib. World, 26:
(E. M. Baker)
431-
- Ibn Hazm iiber Jiidische Secten. (S. Poznanski)
Jew. Q. 16: 765.
— in the Days of Jesus. (M. L. Margolis; G. B. Ste-
vens) Am. J . Theol. 8: 313.
—- Reform Movement in. (D. Philipson) Jew. Q. 15:
475- 161 30. 485- PF 307-
— To-day. (T. F. Wright) N. Church R. 13: 112.
Judas Iscariot, Death of. (J. H. Bernard) Expos. 6th
ser. 9: 422.
Judge, The; a story. (H. A. Nash) Atlan. 93: 692.
Judge Banks’s Mary. (R. Young) Atlan. 96: 834.
Judges, Eccentricities of. (S. H. N. St. Cyres) Cornh.
or 36-
— Federal. (E. M. Winston) Arena, 29: 563.
—— — Election of. (F. Bausman) Am. Law R. 37! 336.
—— — — by the People. (W. Clark) Arena, 32: 4 57.,
-— Great Criminal. (E. B. Bowen-Rowlands) Green
Bag. I51 590-
—— Influence of the Bar in Selection of, throughout the
United States. (S. Fleischman) Am. Law R. 39:
348-
—— More? (F. Payler) Macmil. 91: 268,
-— Some Famous. (G. F. Hoar) Scrib. M. 341 357.
—- Unfitness of some English. Sat. R. 95: 771.
“ Judges’ Wit.” (Viscount St. Cyres) Liv. Age, 248:
398.
Judgment; a novelette. (Alice Brown) Harper, 107:
346. 552. 721.
Judgment in the Field, The. (J . B. Skitaletz) Indep.
R, 10: 222, =Liv. Age, 251: 159,
Judgment of Daniel, The; a story.
Am. M. 62: 404,
Judgment of Man, The.
337-
Judgment of Paris; a story. (C. Marriott) F ortn. 78:
(H. M. Rideout)
(J . Hopper) McClure, 25:
17.
Judgfnent Seat, The. (J. W. Tompkins) Atlan. 98:
742-
Judgments; how are they affected by “ Full Faith and
Credit ” Section of United States Constitution.
(G. P. Costigan) Am. Law R. 38: 350.
Judging Distance. (H. E. M. Hutchinson) Un. Serv.
M, 28: 517.
Judicial Bias. (W. C. Smith) Jurid. R. 15: 231,
Judicial Effervescences. (J . G. Steifee) Am. Law R.
36: 92, 233.
Judicial Office in Germany. (B. E. Howard) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 328.
Judicial Opinion, Evolution of. (E. McClain) Am.
Law R. 36: 801,
Judicial Power, Some Recent Attacks on the Ameri-
can Doctrine of. (W. M. Meigs) Am. Law R. 40:
641, -
Judicial 'Practice, A Uniform. (C. C. Bonney) Am.
Law R. 36: 401,
Judicial Puzzle; a story. (E. Flower) Cosmopol. 36:
365-
Judicial System, American. (W. V. Allen) Arena, 34:
Judiciary, American. (E. P. Wheeler) Green Bag,
18: 14.
— Attacking the.
-—— Independence of the.
35= 349-
(R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 336,
(J . Woodward) Am. Law R.
347
JUPITER
Judiciary, Independence of the Federal. (H. Taylor)
Am. Law R. 40: 481, -
-—— Influence of, under the Constitutions of the U. S.
and of Australia. (A. I. Clark) Harv. Law R.
17: 1.
Judiciary Nominators, The New York, 1906. Og-
den) Nation, 83: 26. '
Judith and Belly River Beds. (A. C. Veatch) Science,
11. s. 18: 211,—(J. B. Hatcher) Science, 11. s. 17!
471.--— Science, n. s. 17: 870,
Judith Liebestraum. (Mary Moss) Scrib. M. 36: 46.
“ Judith of Bethulia ; ” a Poet’s Play by Mr. Aldrich.
Cent 47= 799-
Judson, Edward B. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 233,
Judy; a story. (M. G. Sampson) McClure, 21: 2'91,
Judy, an Ugly Duckling.
J . 81: 520,
Jug, Turkish, of 16th Century. Art J . 58: 18.
Jugan, Jeanne. (E. Sellers) Macmil. 88: 28,
Juggernaut, Temple of. (H. F. M. Lewis) Canad. M.
18: 399.
Juggernaut; a story. (S. Pickering) Temp. Bar, 129:
549-
Juglar, Clement. (A. de Foville) Econ. J . I5! 293.
J uglaris, Tomaso, and Henry H. Gallison; two Artist
Friends. Craftsman, 8: 43.
Jules of the Great Heart; a story of the Far North-
west. (L. Mott) Cent. 48: 375.
Julia Domna, Roman Empress. (M. G. Williams) Am.
J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 259,
Julian the Apostate, Negri’s. Sat. R. 101: 143,
Julian Meldohla. (Mary Moss) Lippinc. 71: 291,
Julian Period, The. (R. W. McFarland)~Pop. Astron.
14: 98
Juliet and her Interpreters. (R. Hunter) Overland,
n. S. 42: 234,
July, Vacation Days in.
Am, 2: 118,
Jumble in Divinities, A; a story. (J . Hopper) Mc-
Clure, 24: 113.
Jump, Greek, Further Notes on.
Hel. Stud. 24: I79.
—-- Phayllus and his Record. J . Hel. Stud. 24: 70.
Jumping Frog of Calaveros, The. (Mark Twain) Over-
land, 11. s. 40: 287,
June, Country Life in.
Am. 2: 77.
—- First of, The Glorious. Un. Serv. M. 29: 225.
June Winston; a story. (Carrie H. Latta) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I91 491-69$ 2°= 45-423-
Jungfrau Peak, To the, by Trolley.
tegg) Cent. 50: 245.
Jungfrau Railway. (H. Erichsen) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
301 439. —- (G. P. Serviss) Munsey, 31: 902.
Jungle Fire, A, and VVild Bees. (Rosalie Cameron)
Temp. Bar, 126: 79.
Jungle Tactics. (L. McL. Hamilton) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
37: 21,
Junior Civics, What is ? (E. G. Routzahn) Chaut. 371
(W. B. Thornton) Ctry Life
(E. N. Gardiner) J .
(W. B. Thornton) Ctry Life
(E. v. H. War-
.I5.
J unibr Partner, The. (H. McB. Johnston) Canad. M.
24: 404,
Junius, Notes on. (W. F. Rae) Ath. ’03, 2: 190-518.
Junk, The Chinese. (W. G. Winterburn) Cassier, 21:
424-
Jupiter. (W. F. Denning) Knowl. 27: I48.
— and his Markings. (W. F. Denning) Knowl. 76: 177.
-— and his Surface Currents. (T. E. R. Philips) Knowl.
27: 8.
—— The Belted Giant of the Solar System. (E. V. Hew-
ard) Fortn. 82: 715, I
— Family of Comets of. (W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron.
14: 221.
(Katharine Tynan) Chamb. '
JUPITER
Jupiter. Great Red Spot and its Surroundings. (W. F.
Denning) Knowl. 25: 178.
-— — and South Tropical Spot of. (W. F. Denning)
Pop. Astron. I4: 34.=Knowl. n. s. 2: 291.
— -— Motion of. (W. F. Denning) Pop. Astron. 11: 4.
-— Prof. Hough’s Article on. (A. S. Williams) Pop.
Astron. 11: 188,
-— The Markings and the Satellites of. (W. W. Payne)
Pop. Astron. 14: 608.
——Phenomena of. (G. W. Hough) Pop. Astron. III
297; (A. S. Williams) 361.‘
-— Physical Constitution of. (G. W. Hough) Science,
n. s. 17: 81. =Pop. Astron. 11: 63,
-— Rotation Period in 1869 and 1898. (G. W. Hough)
Pop. Astron. 11: 114.
—- Satellite of, 6th, Discovery of.
Nature, 71: 82,
-— Satellites of, Two New.
Knowl. n. s. 2: 237.
—— Spectograms of. (V. M. Slipher) Pop. Astron. 11: 1.
—- Surface of. (G. W. Hough) Pop. Astron. 13: 19.
J ura Mountains, The French. (C. S. Domett) Chaut.
(W. E. Plummer)
(A. C. D. Crommelin)
35‘ 484-
Jurassic Fossils, Supposed, Age and Type Localities
of. (A. C. Veatch) Am. J. Sci. 171: 457.
Juries and their Verdicts. (J . de Morgan) Green Bag,
14: 395-
(J . B. Drayton)
(D. O. Dykes) Jurid. R.
—— Experiences on, and in Law-courts.
Chamb. J . 82: 382,
Jurisdiction, Some Notes on.
18: 170,
Jurisprudence, Development of, during the Past Cen-
tury. (J. H. Beale, jr.) Harv. Law R. 18: 271.
— Moslem, Development of. (D. B. Macdonald) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 10: 227.
—- Nature of, and of the Law.
Law R. 38: 68.
-— Subject Matter of.
53I
Jurists,.A New School of. (R. Poun) Univ. Neb. Stud.
(G. H. Smith) Am.
(G. H. Smith) Am. Law R. 39:
4= 249-
Jurors, Qualifications of. (D. Mowry) Green Bag, 16:
721.
Jury, Civil. (A. C. Braxton) Am. Law R. 38: 220.
-— Early Norman. (C. H. Haskins) Am. Hist. R. 8:
613,
-—En ish, Humors of. (L. Irwell) Green Bag, 14:
228,
—— Gentlemen of the.
-— in Ancient America, The.
(D. Mallock) Green Bag, 14: 16,
(A. Bierce) Cosmopol.
39: 384-
--Trial by. (D. T. Brewer) Internat. Mo. 5: 1.-
Green Bag, 14: 67,
—- - Development of.
(E. C. Lawrence) Green Bag,
14: 239,
-- -— in Criminal Cases; is it a Failure ? (F. J. Cabot)
Arena, 33: 510.
—--—in Germany. (B. E. Howard) Pol. Sci. Q. 19:
650.
-- — Right of, in the Dependencies of U. S. (J . VV.
Garner) Am. Law R. 40: 340.
Jury System, The. (S. M. Bruce) Am. Law R. 40:
222,
— Administration of the. (H. B. Brown) Green Bag,
17: 623.
-— Can it be improved? (T. Jenks) Munsey, 29: 723,
— Is it a Failure? (E. W. McGraw) Californian, 3:
412,
— Fetish of the.
—- its Administration.
(E. Johnson) Green Bag, 15: 560.
(C. Manly) Am.’ Law R. 39:
39°-
-- Modifications of. (J . B. Phillips) Green Bag, 16:
514. - (J . B. Phillips) Univ. Colo. Stud. 2: 209.
348
JUVENILE
Jusserand, Jean Jules, Ambassador of the Republic of
Letters. (G. G. Smith) Blackw. 176: 490.
-- and English Literature. 4 (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ.
(Bull. 11: 399.
Just a Wagon Load of Orphans. . (Roy E. Norton)
Hera W- 49= I708. ,
“ Just so ” Story, The, and Recent Fiction. (F. Taber
Cooper) Bookman, 22: 491,
Justice. (J . W. Fitzpatrick) Monist, 14: 541.
—— and Equality, Christian Idea of. (J . McSorley) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 4: 88. _
— Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Adminis-
tration of. (R. Pound) Am. Law R. 40: 729.
-- Christ and the Sense of. Spec. 94: 849.
— The Mystery of. (M. Maeterlinck) N 0. Am. 174: 1.
—- The Shameful Miscarriage of. (H. B. Fuller)
World’s Work, 13: 8221,
— Some Contributions of Psychology to the Concep-
tion of. (J . H. Tufts) Philos. R. I 5: 361.
Justice of the Mountains, The ; a story. (F. MacNab)
Longm. 43: 52, = Eel. M. 142: 106. = Liv. Age,
239: 632.
Justices of the Forest South of Trent.
Eng. Hist. R. 18: 112.
Justices of Laborers in the 14th Century. (B. H. Put-
nam) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 517.
Justification. (H. King) Luth. Q. 32: 77.
— and Reconciliation, Christian Doctrine of, Ritschl’s.
(H. C. Minton) Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 162,
—— by Faith. (L. Ihmels) Luth. Q. 34: 477,
— — Original Meaning of. (G. B. Stevens) Bib. World,
23: 267,
—— Doctrine of, in its Relations. (J . W. Richard) Luth.
Q. 3% 457- 33= 1-
J ustification of Cap’n Orrin, The. (W. Forster Brown)
Lippinc. 76: 363.
J ustification of John Loder. Critic, 46: 217,
Justin Martyr. (J . F. Morelock) Meth. R. 62: 197.
-— Mass in the Time of. (Bertrand L. Conway) Cath.
World, 80: 599.
~— Significance of, in the Development of Christian
Doctrine. (C. K. Staudt) Ref. Ch. R. 51: 360.
— Sincerity of. Acad. 64: 369. = Liv. Age, 237: 633.
Juvenal, Wight’s Edition. (G. Laing) School R. 10:
805, ~
—- Dramatic Representation in Time of. (M. L. Miner)
School R. 12: 378,
Juvenile City League.
922,
Juvenile Court, The.
— and Hypnotism.
(G. J . Turner)
(W. C. Langdon) Char. 12:
(G. R. Taylor) Char. 16: 374,
(B. B. Lindsey) Char. I4: 1020.
— in Buffalo. (F. Almy) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
20: 271. .
— in Chicago. (H. K. Webster) Am. M. 61: 394
— in Denver, Experiences in. (B. Lindsey) Char.
11: 403, -
— in Pittsburg. Char. 14: 757,
—- Judge B. B. Lindsey of the.
M. 60: 164.
—— Social Significance of.
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Juvenile Court Idea, Development of the. (T. D.
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Juvenile Court Law. (H. B. Hurd) Char. 13: 327.
Juvenile Courts. (C. R. Henderson) Char. 13: 340. —-
(S. J. Barrows) Indep. 58: 238,
(W. M. Raine) Am.
— and Probation. (E. E. Williamson) Ann. Am. Acad. 1
Po]. Sci. 20: 259.—(H. P. Bates) Char. 13: 329,
— in Philadelphia.
Pol. Sci. 20: 271,
-— Special Police Courts for Children.
Cornh. 91: 735.
-- The Year 1904 in. (B. B. Lindsey) Char. I4: 873,
(H. O. Barnett)
(H. W. Thurston) School R. -
(A. M. Beitler) Ann. Am. Acad. .
JUVENILE
Juvenile Crime and the Railroads. (M. E. Adams)
Char. 15: 203. .
-— Causes of. (M. E. Adams) Outl. 83: 796.
Juvenile Literature. (J. P. True) Atlan. 92: 690. -
(J . E. Rogers)Educa. 26: 601,
Juvenile Offenders. Char. I0: 598.
— Education of. (F. H. Nibecker) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 73: 483.
— A Great Problem Solved. Westm. I61: 448.
—- Reformation of, in Illinois. Am. J . Sociol. 8: 644.
Kabul, Afghanistan, With the Dane Mission to. (A.
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—- to Kumassi, Willcocks’s. Spec. 92: 219.
—- Tragedy at; from the Papers of a Survivor of the
Massacre in Afghanistan, 1841-42. Blackw. I79:
347.
Kafiir Children. Spec. 97: 816. — Nature, 75: I28.
Kaffir Labor and Kafiir Marriage. (H. C. Thomson)
Monthly R. 1!, no. 2: 27.
Kaffirs, Kidd on the. Ath. ’O4, I: 712. — (H. R.
Haggard) Sat. R. 98: 7. —Spec. 92: 776.
Kaffirs [Mining Shares] and Consols. (Francis W.
Hirst) Indep. R. 9: 193.
Kafirland, On Circuit in. Temp. Bar, 126: 316,
Kairouan, The Holy City of. (H. H. Vaughan) Dub.
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“ Kaiser Wilhelm II.,” The. (G. H. Schwab) Cassier,
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Kalahari Desert, Passages on. Nature, 71: 481,
Kalakama, King of Hawaii, with portrait. Calif. M.
3: '35-
Kalamaizoo, Mich. (J . Adams) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7:
279-
Kalaun, the Elephant-trainer; a Story of the Egyp-
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Kali Yuga, The. (Isabel M. Reynolds) Overland, n. s.
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Kalidasa. The Rhaguvanga. Acad. 64: 336,
Kalich, Bertha. (W. Bynner) Critic, 46: 26,
Kallay, Baron. Spec. 91: 84.
Kamakura, From Kyoto to. (A. C. Hartshorne)
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Kaneko, Baron Kentaro, with portrait.
(N. Y.) am 434-
Kangaroo, in Queensland. (G. Styles) Outing, 39: 461.
Kangaroo Rats in Captivity, Habits of. (R. W. Shu-
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Kangaroos, The. (Mary Moss) Scrib. M. 35: 181,
Kano, Picture of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 157.
Kansas, Farm in, A Giant; Sherman Ranch. (C. H.
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—-— Farms of, Lessons from. (C. H. Matson) World’s
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— Library Assoc., Annual Meeting, 1903, Pub, Lib,
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—- State Refinery in.
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106.
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(Lida Romig) Lib. J . 3!:
(J . R. E. Sumner)
(P. Eastman) Arena, 33: 500.
(G. W. Martin) M. of Hist. 4:
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-— vs. Colorado, Water Suit. -(G. P. Costigan) Green
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KAURAVAS
Kansas, What Prohibition has done for.
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Kansas City, Kansas. My Fight against the Ring.
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Kansas City, Mo., Architecture of. (F. M. Howe)
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—— Charter of. (J . W. S. Peters) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
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—— Parks of. (F. W. Coburn) Brush & P. 13: 288, --
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—— Politics; breaking up a State Machine, with por-
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37: 665.
Kant, Immanuel, and the Buddha.
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—- as a Democratic Politician.
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—- Centenary of. (A. Earl) Nature, 69: 370.
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(C. M. Shel-
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——- Paulsen’s. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 75: 209. -—(A. O.
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——- Philosophy, Critically Examined. (P. Carus) Mo-
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— G. Simmel on. (G. D. Hicks) Mind, 30: 253,
—— Transcendental Idealism and Empirical Realism
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Kara Kum Sands of Central Asia, Narrative of a Per-
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Karageorge, Story of. (M. Edith Durham) Indep. R.
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Karaites of Damascus, Introduction to the Liturgy of.
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Kargé, Prof. Joseph, with portrait.
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Karl Theodor of Bavaria, Duke, and his wife; with
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Karnes and Teal, Escape of, from Matamoros. (R.
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Karlstad Convention, The. (C. Thomas) Nation, 81:
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Katharine of Arragon. Sat. R. 93: 632.
Katherine and the Sanitorium. (Adele M. Shaw)
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Kathiawar Jurisdiction Cases, The.
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Katzimo, the Enchanted. (F. W. Hodge) Land of
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Kan, Some Characteristics of. (J . S. Emerson) Am.
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(A. C. Lyall)
KAWLAH
Kawlah Colony, California. (B. G. Haskell) Out West,
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K’dunk the Fat One; an animal story. (W. J . Long)
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— and Shelley. The Democracy of. (J . W. Stimson)
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—-— — Tomb of, at Rome.
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— Ode to a Nightingale.
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— The Portraits of, with Special Reference to those
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(H. M. Cun-
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Keepers of a Charge; a story. (Grace E. Channing)
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Keepsake, The. (G. Burgess) Atlan. 98: 837,
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Kekchi Language, Notes on. (R. Burkitt) Am. An-
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0
350
KETTLE
Keller, Helen. Out of Darkness into Light. (F. Jef-
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Kelley, James E., Sculptor.
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Kellogg, Martin. Memorial Exercises in Honor of.
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— Quar. I95! 617. = Ecl. M. 139: 118. = Liv. Age,
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Kidd, Captain, The True. (J . D. Champlin, jr.) Har-
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Kidnapped Colony, A; a story. (M. R. S.’ Andrews)
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Kidnapping of Maria Louisa, The; a story.
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(A. Ma-
(A. Carrel)
Science, n. s. 221 473.
Kiel, Hamburg, and Lubeck.
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Kiev, St. Vladimir Cathedral. (T. P. Armstrong) Art
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Kikuyu. (R. Crawshay) Geog. J . 201 24.
—— Eastern Borderland of. (B. Dickson) Geog. J . 21:
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Kilauea, Mt., again Active. (C. H. Hitchcock) Science,
11. s. 21: 551.
—— Lava-Lake of. (S. E. Bishop) Nature, 66: 441. "
Kilbreth of Ballyraggan; a story. (G. S. Richmond)
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Kilby, John, Narrative of, as Quarter-gunner of the
U. S. Ship “ Bon Homme' Richard,” under Paul
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Kilhams, Early. (W. S. Mills) N. E. Reg. 56: 344.
Killbohgan and Killboggan. (Herminie Templeton)
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Killiecrankie described by an Eye-witness.
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“Killing no Murder.” (C. H. Firth) Eng. Hist. R.
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Kilmington, Devonshire, Notes from Church Wardens’
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Kim the Korean. (W. E. Grifis) Outl. 76: 543,
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(A. H.
3 5-
Kimbserley, John Wodehouse, 2d Earl. (M. E. Grant-
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Kimberley, The American Hero of. (T. J . Gardiner)
Cent. 50: 254.
— Diamond Mining at. (C. V. Allen) Engin. M. 26: 81,
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KINGDOM
Kimberley, Mechanical Equipment of. (C. V. Allen)
Engin. M. 251 177.
-—— Romances of the World’s Great Mines. (S. E. Mof-
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Kimbolton Castle, Huntingdon, England.
Elliston) Booklover’s M. 6: 50.
Kind of Hero, A; a story. (W. H, Boardman) Mo-
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Kindergarten, Conservatism in the.
Educa. 27: 37.
—- The Free. (H. W. Mabie) Harper, III: 649,
— from a Mother’s Point of View. (M. S. Boone) Ed-
'uca. 25: I42.
-— Future Evolution of. (J . L. Hughes) Educa. 22:
459-
- in America, The.
— Message of the.
55: 1916,
—- Place of the. (A. W. Devereaux) Educa. 25: 460.‘
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M- 23= 305-
— An Uplifting Social Influence in the Home.
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Kindergarten Principles in Social Work. (J ennette
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Kindergartens in California.
M, I: 11,
Kindergartner, Childless.
480
Kineo, ‘Mount. (H. Packard) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
(Marion
(M. F. Schaefier)
Outl. 712 107,
(Marion B. B. Langzettel) Indep.
(R.
(Minna V. Lewis) Calif.
(A. H. Wikel) Educa. 22:
727-
King, Charles, President of Columbia College, 1849-64.
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King, Jessie, M., Artist. (W. R. Watson) Studio (In-
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— Pen and Ink Drawings by. Studio (Internat.) 27:
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King, Marquis Fayette. (N. Goold) N. E. Reg. 59: 237.
King, Wm., Archbishop, Autobiography of. Ath.
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King Family, of Suffield, Conn., English Records of.
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King and the Anarchist, The ; a story. (VV. E. Norris)
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King, A., and a Fool. (C. Townsend) Arena, 36: 398.
King Albicore. (T. J. Hains) Indep. 552 2380.
King Cole ; a story. (S. H. Adams) McClure, 23: 409.
King Gander of Sea Dog Shoal, The. (S. Ford) Out-
ing. 45= 339-
King Holgar; a story. (Baroness von Hutten) Cosmo-
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King Lear in Paris. (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 83: 189.
King 0’ Dreams; a story. (J . M. F orman) Harper,
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King of Bad Bad. (G. Morris) Cent. 421 714.
King of the Fairy Isles. (Eliz. Brennan) Appleton’s
M. 8: 109.
King of Gee-whiz, The. (E. Hough) Everybody’s, 13:
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King of Horsemen, A. (Thormanby) Chamb. J . 83:
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King of Ireland and his Two Sons, Story of. Scot.
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Kingdom of God in the Christian Church. (C. S.
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— A. Robertson’s Bampton Lectures, 1901. Church
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—- Value of the Idea of the. (J . Orr) Bib. World, 25:
196.
KINGDOM
Kingdom of Heaven in the Gospels. (C. S. Beardslee)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 7: 233. 8: 49. 9: 41, 99,
Kingdoms “Break-in-two; ” a story. (J . W. Fuller)
Canad. M. 21: 554,
Kingfishers, Osteology of the.
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Kingfisher’s Kindergarten, The.
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King’s College School, Wimbledon. Sat. R. 97: 292.
King’s Council, Beginnings of. (J . F. Baldwin) Roy-
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— Early Records of the.
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(W. J . Long) Ctry
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King’s County, California. (F. M. Goodrich) Out
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King’s Declaration. (H. Reade) Westm. I62: 330.
King’s House. (Karl E. Harriman) Appleton’s M. 31
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King’s Merchants, Some Notable: Orlandinus de Podio
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King’s Nose, The. (M. Armour) Longm. 43: 216.
King’s Revoke, The; a story. (M. L. Woods) Cornh.
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King’s River Cation, Cal. (T. T. Waterman) Out
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Kings and Queens. (H. Vacarésco) Contemp. 83: 17.
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— Personal Power of. (E. Saltus) Munsey, 321 447.
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Kings of Maleta, The.
8
V
(A. Colton) Cosmopol. 40:
54 -
Kings of Orion; a story. Blackw. I79: 1o1.=Liv.
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Kings-Kern Divide, Cal.
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Kingship, Idea of. Sat. R. 93: 831.
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Kingsley, Charles, and Henry. Novels. (W. F. Lord)
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— Westward ho! and Venezuela.
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(D. S. Jordan) Land of Sun.
(E. K. Chambers) Acad.
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Kings1ey’s Ride. (Grace H. Bailey) Overland, n. s. 45:
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Kinne, Lavega G.
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Kinsel, John, Case of. (G. B. Cutten) Psychol. R. I0:
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Kipling’, Rudyard. (J . F. Marcosson) Bk. News, 25:
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Kipling, Ruydard, at Naulakha. (C. W. Stoddard)
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— England’s Real
436-
—- Five Nations. (B. Berry) Atlan. 92: 843. ——Sat. R.
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— Four Phases of. (H. M. Stephens) Calif. Univ.
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Kirkham, Thomas, of Wethersfield, Conn., and his
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Kiss Poetical, The. (N. Pearson) Fortn. 82: 291,
Kissin’ Bee. (F. W. Shibley) New Eng. M. n. s. 25:
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Kit Carson Town in the Early 70’s. (W. J . Carney
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—- The Engineer in the. (R. P. Bolton) Cassier, 22:
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Kitchen Comedies. (Mrs. J . Lane) Fortn. 83: 305,
Kitchen Garden, The. (J . Craig) Chant. 35: 281,
Kitchen Sketches. (E. H. Gilman) Scrib. M. 33: 577.
Kitchen Wagon, The. (H. S. Somerset) I9th Cent.
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Kitchener of Khartum, Horatio Herbert, 1st Baron.
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_— Campaigning with. Blackw. I72: 729. = Ecl. M.
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— in India. (A. Keene) Un. Serv. M. 33: 237.
—~ Work in Transvaal War. Sat. R. 93: 721.

=Liv. Age, 239: 440.
Kitchens, Distributing. (A. K. Herbert) National,
381 744- ~
KITCHENS
Kitchens, Model. (K. C. Budd) Outl. 83: 951.
—- Planning and Furnishing, in the Modern Residence.
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Kite, The. Blackw. 179: 743.2 Liv. Age, 250: 160.
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Kite-flying at Sea. Science, 11. s. 20: S48.
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-— Scientific. (W. H. Dines) Nature, 68: 152.
Kite Work, Meteorological Results of. (R. D. Ward)
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Kites, Cody’s Man-lifting. Science, 11. s. 20: 64.
—— Construction of, Prof. Bell on. (H. H. Bell) Sci-
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Kitton, Frederic George. Acad. 67: I92, 225,
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Klondike, Daily Life in the. (Joaquin Miller) Land
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Knickerbocker Era of American Letters. (G. E.
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Knight-errant of the Intellectual Life, A.
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(A. Nelson) Science, n. s.
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Knot and a Slash, A; a story. (H. W. Phillips) Mc-
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Knots. (Sir Edwin Arnold) Cosmopol. 3 5: 3r.
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Know-nothing Movement in the United States, 1835-
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Knox, Philander C. (L. A. Coolidge) McClure, 1,91 47!.
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KOHINOOR
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Kohlsaat, Judge H. H.
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3' — Japan’s Policy in.
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354
KUNZITE ‘
Korea, People of, the Product of a Decayed Civiliza- P-""
tion. (G. Kennan) Outl. 81: 409.
— the Pigmy Empire. (W. E. Grifiis) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 455.=Overland, n. s. 39: 945.
—— Potter’s Art in. (R. I. Geare) Craftsman, 7: 294,
-— The Question of. (A. Stead) F ortn. 80: 846. =Liv.
Ase. 239= 705- -
—— A Reading Journey through. (A. J . Brown) Chaut.
41: 491.
— Unhappy. (A. J . Brown) Cent. 46: 147.
-~ VValking through. (T. P. Terry) Outing, 43: 433,
—— What Japan has done in. (G. Kennan) Outl.'81: 669.
—- Women of. (G. J . R. Glunicke) 19th Cent. 56: 42.
= Liv. Age, 242: 436.
Koreans, Character of the.
(Bost.) 20: 465.
Korin and the Decorative Art of Japan.
don) Craftsman, 4: 338.
Korneuburg Reformatory. (E. Sellers) Fortn. 852 321.
Korolenko, Vladimir. (G. H. Perris) Temp. Bar, 133:
1.=Ec1. M. 146: 219.
— Apostle of Pity. (C. Brinton) Bookman, 21: 24,
Koryak, Mythology of the. (VV. Jochelson) Am. An‘
thropol. 6: 413.
Kossiakofi, Georges, Leaves from Architec. Sketch-
book of. Studio (Internat.) 26: 134, 304,
Kossuth, Louis, 1802-1902. (E. I. Prime-Stevenson)
Indep. 542 2472. —- (Sidney Low) Cornh. 86: 785,
Kost, Frederick W. Marine Paintings. (C. H. Cafiin)
Critic, 43: 556.
Kowalevsky, Alexander.
66: 394.
Kowaliga, Alabama, An Alabama Negro School. (O.
G. Villard) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 711. — (I. C. Bar-
rows) Outl. 83: S96.
Koweyt; Mr. Ba1four’s Folly,
159: 625,
Kowhat Blossom ; a story.
36: 65.
Krakatoa, Explosion of. (Robert Ball) Nat. Geog. M.
13: 200.
Krasinski, Sigismund.
Cath. Q. 31: 119.
Kraus, Franz Xaver. Ath. ’oz, .1: 85.
Kronborg Castle. (H. W. Mabie) Bookman, 23: 418,
Kronstadt, The Fiasco of Insurrection at. (Kellogg
Durland) Indep. 61: 864,
Kropotkin, Prince ; His Economic Arguments.
Sargent) Craftsman, 21 157.
— Mutual Aid. Ath. ’O3, 12 41. — (F. W. Hutton) Na-
ture, 671 I96. —Craftsman, 4: 143, 209, '
Kriidener, Madame de. (A. Laugel) Nation, 75: 377.
Kruger, Paul; an Exiled Ruler. Liv. Age, 242: 503.
— The Last Trek ; a poem. (F. E. Garnett) Spec. 931
947. =Liv. Age, 244: 35.
—- Memoirs. (G. L. Beer) Critic, 42: 260. —— (W. Rice)
Dial, 342 39. —— Nation, 76: 295,
(Y. Noguchi) Nat’l M.
(C. E. Brag-
(E. R. Lankester) Nature,
(Aconaqua) Westm.
(A. H. Adams) Cosmopol.
(Monica M. Gardner) Am.
(I.
Krupp, Bertha and Barbara, Brides of Essen. (V.
Thompson) Munsey, 36: 212,
Krupp, Friedrich A., with portrait. (E. W. Carden)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 47.
—— Visit to. (E. A. Steiner) Outl. 70: 222,
Krupp Free Circulating Library, Essen, Prussia. (T.
Hitchler) Lib. J. 27: 1oo5.—(F. Weitenkampf)
Lib. J. 311 719.
Krupp Works, The. (E. Guarini) Cassier, 27: 443,
Krupps, The, and Essen. (W. H. Tolman) Char. 9: 55¢.
Ku Klux Klan, The. (W. D. Wood) Texas Hist. As-
soc. Q. 91 262. -— (C. W. Tyler) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23:
531, 643, 24: 86, 614. 25: 71, 183, 277,
Kubelik, Jan. (H. E. Krehbiel) Cent. 41: 744,
Kunzite, a New Gem. (C. Baskerville) Science, n. s.
18: 303.
L - — The Welfare Manager.
KUNZITE
Kunzite, Analysis of. (R. O. E. Davis) Am. J . Sci. 1682
29,
-— and its Unique Properties. (C. Baskerville and G.
F. Kunz) Am. J. Sci. 168: 25.
Kurds and Christians. (F. R. Earp) Macmil. 912
382,
Kuroki, Leader of the Japanese Advance.
Tatsuo) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 302 335.
Kuropatkin, Alexei Nicholaevitch, General. (S. Hedin)
Ecl. M. I44: 390. —- With portrait. (J . F. Willard)
(Hirala
Indep. 561 602. —— With portrait. (C. Johnston)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 441.
— and his Army, Russian Views of. (G. Kennan)
Outl. 79: 425.
-— as a Commander. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 585.
Kuyper, Abram, the New Premier of Holland. (C.
A. Mason) Outl. 70: 333.
Kyd, Thos., Boas’s Works of. (J . W.
74: 235.—-Am. J. Philol. 23: 87.
— Spanish Tragedy, and Hamlet. (H. T. Stephenson)
Sewanee, I4: 294,
Kyle, Scotland. (A Gael) Idler, 26: 142.
Kymri, Impress of the, in Literature. (E. G. Wheel-
wright) Gent. M. n. s. 741 64.
Kyoto, Japan. (A. C. Hartshorne) Chant. 36: 519.-
Macmil. 91: 114,
Kyrle, John, “the Man of Ross.”
New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 693.
Tupper) Nation,
(M. E. Mitchell)
Laban; the Shylock of the Old Testament.
Godbey) Monist, I5: 353.
Labarum, The, and the Chrishna.
Court, 16: 428.
Labels. (C. P. Wheeler) 19th Cent. 53: 62.
Labor, Alien, Economic Aspect of. (M. J . Landa)
Econ. R. 151 43.
(A. H.
(P. Carus) Open
— and Capital, Business Relationship between. (C.
L. Redfield) Engin. M. 25: 880.
-— — Changed Status of American Labor. (D. A.
Willey) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 24.
-— — Co—operation of. (W. H. Pfahler) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 45.
-—— —— Harmonizing by Industrial Partnership.
Purves) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 61.
-—— — Harmonizing of Organized. (M. Cokely) Engin.
M. 25: 161,
— —- Harmony of. (A. Carnegie) Cassier, 24: 183.
— —— How reconciled? (C. F. Adams) Westm. I59: 18.
-—-—Issues between. (E. P. Watson) Engin. M. 26:
(A.
7 5-
—— —— Marriage of. Cath. World, 741 5 3I.
— —— The Relations of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 67: 668. —
68: 175. 473. 604-
(L. H. French) Cent. 47:
61.
— and Corporate Control. (S. M. Lindsay) Internat.
J. Ethics, 12: 204.
—— and Craft. (H. Lamont) Nation, 80: 494,
—~ and its Leaders in England. Sat. R. 98: 322,
~— and Politics. (A. Hook) Indep. R. 6: 197,
—— and Principle. (H. White) Nation, 74: 282,
—— and Tariffs. Sat. R. 99: 654
— Ave atque Vale, Honestate. (J. F. W. Howley)
Monthly R. I9, no. I! 22.
-— The Better Way as to. Cent. 43: 478.
-— British. (J. G. Hutchinson) 19th Cent. 51: 104,
—— a Comparison in Burdens. (H. J. Tennant) Monthly
R. 14, no. 3: 37.
— Complaint against Capital. (F. Hay) Engin. M. 2 5:
2 5 3.
—- Consolidated. (C. D. Wright) No. Am. I74: 30,
-— A Critical Period for. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 79:
210.
355
LABOR
Labor, Defeats of. (VV. E. Walling) Indep. 58: 418.
-—— Dignity of. (F. E. Elwell) Arena, 30: 415.
—- Drink and. (J . Burns) Indep. R. 42 40!.
-— Education and. (C. R. Gregory) Univ. of Chic.
Rec. 6: 181.
-— England’s Labor Problem.
Nation, 82: 198,
— Equitable Compensation and Maximum Output.
(H. L. Gantt) Cassier, 25: 540.
— Federated, as a New Factor in British Politics. (J .
K. Hardie) No. Am. 177: 233.
-—— A Federation of. (J . A. Slauser) Arena, 29: 536.
— Fiscal Policy for, in England. (Brougham Villiers)
Indep. R. 11: 192.
—— Forced, in West Virginia.
(H. J . Wolstenholme)
(G. C. Speranza) Outl.
74: 407.
—- Free Trade and the Labor Market. (H. Dietzel)
Econ. J. 152 I.
— Future of, and Trades-union Hostility. (J. B. C.
Kershaw) Engin. M. 25: 641,
— Home Environment of British Workers. (P. Long-
muir) Engin. M. 22: 492,
— Hours of, Limitation of, and the U. S. Supreme
Court. (E. F reund) Green Bag, 17! 41 I.
— How it is organized. (R. S. Baker) World’s Work,
4: 2427-
— The Ideal of. (Philip Snowden) Indep. R. 21:
263.
— In England, Claims of. (A. Holt) Indep. R. 5:
I57-
— —- Present Condition of. Outl. 82: 588.
— in Mexico, Condition of. (W.'E. Weyl) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 77.
— in Politics. (M. G. Cunifl’) World’s Work, 12:
8130,
—— in Russia. Sat. R. 932 329.
— in the United States, 1850-1900, Wages of Unskilled.
(Edith Abbott) J . Pol. Econ. 13: 321.
— Indentured, under British Rule. (R. A. Durand)
Monthly R. 23, no. 2: 39.
— Machine Shop, New System of Rewarding.
L. Gantt) Cassier, 23: 118,
— Ministry of, in Australia.
R. 3: 108.
— Organized, and the Unemployed Problem.
Mitchell) I9th Cent. 58: 116.
— — Employers’ Fight against.
To~day, 6: 623,
—- —— Political Powers of. (W. H. Mallock) I9th Cent.
60: 202.: E01. M. 147: 307. = Liv. Age, 250: 579.
-—— —— Present Legal Status of, in the United States.
(L. D. Clark) J. Pol. Econ. 13: 173.
—- — Restriction of Output. Am. Arch. 89: 90.
— — Two Decisions relating to. (S. P. Breckinridge)
J. Pol. Econ. 13: 593.
- Physical and Medical Aspects of . (F. L. Hoffman)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 465.
—— Politics of. (B. Taylor) F ortn. 81: 880,
'— Problem of, Humanity’s Part in the. (G. F. Spin-
ney) Arena, 28: 264,
(H.
(W. P. Reeves) Indep.
(I. H.
(H. Robbins) World
— ——in Building Trades. Am. Arch. 78: 59.
-—— — in South Africa. (A. E. Miller) F ortn. 77:
968.
—— —— in the Wheat Belts. (W1n. R. Draper) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 252 70,
—- -— A Possible Solution of. (W. D. Forbes) Cassier,
21: 401,
—- — Solving the. (L. F. C. Garvin) Arena, 36: 10.
-— Problems of. (H. Morgan-Browne and H. Cohen)
Fortn. 86: 916.
— —- President Eliot on. Cent. 47: 793.
— — Recent Phases of. (H. T. Newcomb) Science,
n. 8. I9! 46.
LABOR
Labor, Reign of. (R. Bell) National, 42: 188.
— Right to. (J . Bascom) Q. J. Econ. 18: 492,
—— Right to, when I am Dictator. (E. Markham)
Cos1nopol. 39: no p.
— Rights and Wrongs of.
27: 267,
—— Some Equivocal Rights of.
971 364-
—— Some Guiding Principles in the Adjustment of Re-
lations between Employer and Employee. (H. H.
Vreeland) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 507.
(W. S. Wandby) Arena,
(G. W. Alger) Atlan.
— vs. Capital. (R. H. McDonald, jr.) Calif. M. 3:
328,
—— Views of Presidential Candidates on. (R. S. Baker)
McClure, 24: 4o.
—— Working of a Labor Dep’t in Factory Management.
(C. U. Carpenter) Engin. M. 25: 1.
Labor Agitator, Story of a. (J . R. Buchanan) Outl.
75= 397. 894. 761 117-
Labor Boss, The. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 21: 30,
Labor Bureau. (W. H. Beveridge) Econ. J . I6: 436.
Labor Bureaus in the U. S. (W. J . Kerby) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 5: 345,
Labor Capitalist. (F. C. Perkins) Cassier, 24: 161.
Labor Colonies. (J . C. Pringle) Econ. R. 15: 50.
—— Belgian. (H. J. Torr) Econ. R. 14: 54.
Labor Competition and the Law. (D. R. C. Hunt)
Law 19: 37, 182,
Labor Conditions among Meat Packers.
mons) Q. J. Econ. 19: 1.
Labor Conflicts, “ Mutual Government” or “ Joint
Commission” Plan of Preventing. (A. Beverly
Smith) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 531.
Labor Co-operation in England and in America. (C.
E. Russell) Everybody’s, 13: 753.
Labor Days of History. (D. Story) Munsey, 27: 853.
Labor Disputes. (L. A. Atherley-Jones) Contemp.
89: 628. —(J.E. Joel) Westm. 165: 605.
—— Compulsory Investigation of. (E. P. Wheeler) Outl.
83: 271,
—. Conciliation and Arbitration in.
Indep. R. 9: 310.
-—- [English] Bill on, Defense of the.
Indep. R. 11: 126,
—— The Ethics of the Trade Disputes Bill. (J . R. Mac-
donald) National, 47 1‘ 496.
—Services of Labor Unions in the Settlement of.
(J. R. Com-
(I. H. Mitchell)
(A. L. Davies)
(W. B. Prescott) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27:-.
521,
— Settlement of, in Canada.
Labor Experiment, A Unique.
29: 53-
Labor Federations, National, in the United States.
(W. Kirk) J . H. Univ. Stud. 24: 609.
Labor Government in Australia. (J. Ewan) Canad.
M. 24: 81.:-Nation, 78: 488.
Labor Insurance, is it Feasible ? Gunton’s M. 22:
Outl. 83: 261.
(L. Katscher) Arena,
33 -
Labor Laws in Europe. (H. H. Wilbur) Gunton’s M.
22: 158.
—-Restrictive, Attitude of American Courts toward.
(H. R. Seager) Pol. Sci. Q. 19: 589.
— What the Lawmakers did for the Workingman in
1905. (L. D. Clark) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 315.
Labor Leader, Autobiography of a. (J. H. Williams)
Indep. 54: 2634. -
-— Work of a. (H. K. Webster) Am. M. 60: 410,
Labor Member, A. (Mrs. Herbert Martin) Chamb.
J- 83: 417. 441. 455-
Labor Movement, The. (J. K. Hardie) 19th Cent. 60:
875.
— Difiiculties of the. (W. J Kerby) Cath. Univ,
Bull. 5: 40.
356
LABOR
Labor Movement, in Russia, The. (K. Tar) Indep. R.
5: 162,
-—- Present Status of the American. (J . R. Commons)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 177.
—— Quantitative Study of. (H. W. Farnam) Am. Econ.
Assoc. 3d ser. 7: 160.
Labor Museum, Hull House. (M. F. Washburne)
Craftsman, 6: 570,
Labor Museums, Modern. (L. Katscher) J . Pol. Econ.
14: 224,
Labor Ofiice, International, in Basic. (S. Bauer) Econ.
J. 131 438-
Labor Organizations in the United States. (R. M.
Easley) McClure, I9: 483,-(C. D. Wright) Con-
temp. 82: 516,
-—- Legal Status of Members of. Am. Arch. 81: 6.
-—- Rights and Methods of. (A. S. Bolles) No. Am.
176: 410.
Labor Papers, 1827-37. (J . R. Commons) Lib. J. 31:
67
1.
Labor Parties: the New Element in Parliamentary
Life. (J . McLaren) Fortn. 85: 368.
— Pretended. (H. Vivian) F ortn. 85: 151.
Labor Party, The. (H. Morgan-Browne) Fortn. 86:
916. —(H. S. Karr) 19th Cent. 59: 471.
— The British ; its Aims and Aspirations. (W. Diack)
Arena, 35: 476. —Sat. R. 96: 133. —-(P. Snowden)
20th Cent. Q. 1, no. 1: 46.=Liv. Age, 249: 778.
— (C. Roberts) World’s WVork, 12: 7668.
—— -— and the General Election. (Philip Snowden) In-
dep. R. 6, no. 4: 132,
— -— and its Policy. (J . R. Macdonald) Indep. R. 8:
261.
— —— and the Liberals. Sat. R. 101: 69,
— —— Independent. (J . K. Hardie) 19th Cent. 53: 686.
— -—- The Intellectual Conditions of. (VV. H. Mallock)
Monthly R. 25, no. 1: 9; no. 2: I7; no. 3: 1.
— —- its Aims and Policy. (J . K. Hardy) National,
45: 999.
— -— Prospects and Programme of the.
National, 46: 621,
—— in the United States. Liv..Age, 251: 309,
Labor Press, The. (C. Stelzle) Outl. 84: 1073,
Labor Problem, The. (H. Mann) Arena, 29: 125,-
(R. H. Thurston) Cassier, 25: 15 3.
— Employers’ Policies in the Industrial Strife.
Eliot) Harper, 110: 528,
— in the Iron and Steel Trades.
sier, 23: 513.
-— A Method of Dealing with. (G. Miller) Internat. J .
Ethics, 16: 358.
-— Political Economy and the.
Am, 176: 563,
-— The Rights of Property and the Rights of Man.
(O. R. Lovejoy) Arena, 30: 517,
—- A Solution of. (H. E. Montgomery) Green Bag,
15: 358. '
— Solving the. (T. Good) Cassier, 30: 454,
Labor Problems of the 20th Century. (C. W. Eliot)
Bib. Sac. 61: 345.
Labor Question and the Social Problem.
ros) Am. J . Sociol. 9: 768.
— on the Pacific Coast. (J . Bonner) Calif. M. I: 410.
Labor-saving Devices, Effect of, upon Wages. (A. S.
Johnson) Q. J . Econ. 20:
Labor Situation in San Francisco, The. (R. S. Baker)
McClure, 22: 366.
Labor Treaties. (E. Fox) Econ. J . 14: 115.
Labor Troubles, A New Scheme to avoid.
Clark) Nation, 74: 165.
— Social Discontent and. (W. A. Giles) Am. J . Sociol.
9: I73.
— Whose Business is it ? (J . Bascom) Indep. 61: 614.
(W. Crooks)
(C. W-
(Axel Sahlin) Cas-
(J . H. Hollander) No.
(V. S. Yar-
(E. P.
LABOR
Labor Trusts. (R. S. Minot) Am. Arch. 78: 37. — (P.
A. Robinson) Conserv. R. 5: II.
Labor Union, The Church, the University, and the.
(Alex. F. Irvine) Indep. 60: 38
— Ethics of the. (W. J . Kerby) Cath. Univ. Bull. 9:
455-
- Interference with Employment. Am. Arch. 88:
180,
Labor Unions. (C. W. Eliot) Cassier, 23: 434.
-— and Employers’ Associations. (W. F. Willoughby)
Q. J. Econ. 20: 110,
— and Labor Contracts. (D. L. Cease) -Gunton’s M.
22: 59,
— and the Law. (A. M. Low) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27:
200,
— and the National Guard. Outl. 72: 674.
— and the Open Shop. (H.,White) Am. Econ. Assoc.
3d ser. 4: 173.
—— A Check to the Tyranny of. (W. M. Daniels) Na-
tion, 80: 346.
— Conquest of United States by.
World’s Work, 7: 4092.
— from the Inside. (M. G. Cunniff) World’s Work,
(W. Z. Ripley)
ya a
4: .
— The Hope for. (J . L. Laughlin) Scrib. M. 38: 627.
— Human Side of. (M. G. Cunniff) World’s Work, 5:
2742-
-— in 1903. (F. Putnam) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 150.
-— Need of Leadership in. (H. White) Indep. 59: 786.
— President Eliot and. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 29: 192,
— Restriction of Industry by. (M. G. Cunniff) World’s
‘Work, 4: 2661,
- True Mission of. (C. W. Eliot) Bib. Sac. 60: 129,
—— vs. Higher Wages. (J . L. Laughlin) J . Pol. Econ.
14: 129,
— Why Americans keep out of Politics. (W. E. Wall-
ing) Outl. 80: 183,
See Trade Unions.
Labor World, The Public and the. (W. J. Kerby)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 8: 3.
Laboratory and Greenhouse for Plant Physiology at
Smith College. (W. F. Ganong) Science, 11. s. I 5:
933-
—- College. (C. R. Mann) Ednca. 27: 200.
-— Floating, of Trinity College. (C. L. Edwards) Sci-
ence, n. s. 21: 995.
—-— Function of the. (S. W. Holman) Technol. R. I:
13,
— Growth and Function of the Modern. (S. L. Bige-
low) Science, 11. s. 19: 641,
-— in the Hills, The. (E. F oote) Atlan. 98: 775.
Laboratory Appliances. (E, Keller) J . Frankl. Inst.
I61: 101.
Laboratory Experiment in Journalism. (G. E. Vin-
cent) Am. J . Sociol. I1: 297,
Laboratory Method in the Secondary School.
Myers) School R. 11: 727,
Laborde, J ean—Baptiste Vincent. (J . Deniker) Nature,
68: 105.
—- Brain of. (E. A. Spitzka) Science, 11. s. 18: 346.
Laborer in Federal Oflices, The. (O. G. Villard) Na-
tion. 77: 334:
—— Right of, to his Job. (W. S. Logan) Arena, 29: 586.
(G. W.
Laborers and Employees, Relation between. Am.
Arch. 83: 27.
—- and the Law. (R. B. Haldane) Contemp. 83: 362,
—— Some Rights of. (S. F. McClennan) Harv. Law R.
16: 237,
Laboring Man who attained his Rights. (J . C. Hall)
Outl. 75: 355.
-— Betterment of Condition of the.
Church R. 9: I76.
Laborism in Parliament. (B. Taylor) Fortn. 85: 1115,
(J . Daboll) N.
357
LACEY
Labouchere, Henry, with portrait. (T. P. O’C0nnor)
Everybody’s, 9: 476. —- (J. McCarthy) Outl. 721
4°5-
— and “ Truth.” (E. L. Hancock) Bookman, I7: 407.
Labrador, Carrying Mail in. Canad. M. 23: 589.
— Coast of, Fishing on. (N. Duncan) Harper, I08:
856.
— Coasting along. (H. W. Palmer) Outing, 39: 519.
— Dillon Wallace in. (G. M. Richards) Outing, 48: 22.
— “ Down on the.” (G. Kobbé) Cent. 50: 672.
-— Grenfel of the Medical Mission. (N. Duncan) Har-
per, IIO: 28,
— from Lake Melville to Ungava Bay. (Mrs. Leon-
idas Hubbard, jr.) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 529.
— Leonidas Hubbard Expedition into. (C. Whitney)
Outing, 45: 643.
— Life in. (W. T. Grenfell) Ecl. M. 138: 240. =Liv.
1&ge.232= 31:
—— The Long Labrador Trail. (D. Wallace) Outing,
48= 559.641. 49= 1.159.315-
— My Explorations in Unknown. (M. B. Hubbard)
Harper, I12: 813,
—- My Summer Outings in.
39: 325-
— Salmon Fishing in. (L. Mott) Outing, 481 300.
Labrador “Liveyere,” The. (N. Duncan) Harper,
108: 514,
Labram, G. F. (T. J . G. Gardiner) Cent. 50: 254.
La Bruyere, Morillot’s. (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: I14.
Labuan, My Friends in. Macmil. n. s. 2: 39.
Labyrinth, The, and the Palace of Knossos.
Evans) Ath. ’02, 2: 132.
— Cedar Hill. (Cornelia Warren) Ctry Life Am. 8:
(Martha Craig) Cosmopol.
(A. J.
p
327-
Labyrinths, The Two. (H. R. Hall) J . Hel. Stud. 25:
320,
Lace, Amateurs in.
381,
— and Lace Workers of Flanders, etc. (E. B. Mit-
ford) Sund. M. 34: 927.
— Austrian Peasant. (A. S. Levetus) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 27: 209.
— Austrian Pillow and Point.
(Internat.) I8: 163,
-— Buckinghamshire. (R. E. D. Sketchley) Art J . 57:
(Mrs. E. B. Clarke) Art J. 54:
(A. S. Levetus) Studio
I77.
— Care of. (Mrs. Campbell) Chamb. J . 80: 743.
— Collection at Metropolitan Museum, N. Y. City.
(Eva Lovett) Studio (Internat.) 29: lxxi, c.— Brush
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LAIRD
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LAIRD
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>77-
—— Leaves from. (W. T. Palmer) Gent. M. n. s. 68:
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Lake Dwellings in Belgium.
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LANCASHI RE
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—— Future Interest in. (E. Jenks) Law Q. 20: 280,
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LANDSCAPE
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Am. Law R. 39: 675.
— Old English Cases from. (M. A. Robertson) Green
Bag. 141 134-
Law School, The American. (W. J . Brown) Law Q.
21: .
—— Purpose and Method of a. (W. J . Brown) Law Q.
18: 78, 192,
—— Work of a. (W. B. Odgers) Law Q. 19: 55.
Law Schools, American, and Teaching of Law. (G.
L. Reinhard) Green Bag, 16: 165,
-— Practice Work in. (J . P. Hall) Green Bag, I7: 528.
— A Scientific School of Law Thought. (Melville M.
Bigelow) Green Bag, I7: 1.
Law Society of Ofiicialism, The.
stone) Law Q. 22: 27.
Law-suit, Cost of a. (H. J . Randall) Law Q. 19: 430.
Lawler-Wilson, W. See Wilson, W. Lawler.
Lawlessness and Democracy. (T. W. Page) Calif.
Univ. Chron. 2: 120,
-— in the U. S., Increase of. (S. S. McClure) McClure,
24: I63.——Spec. 93: 826.=Liv. Age, 244: 59.
—— Jurisprudence of. (T. J . Kernan) Green Bag, 18:
(H. W. Elphin-
— New Testament Teaching on.
pos. 6th ser. I2: 53.
Lawn, English. Sat. R. IOII I37.
—— How to make a. Ctry Life Am. '1:
Barron) Ctry Life Am. 9: 521.
Lawrence, Stringer, Biddulph’s Life of. Blackw.
I71: 205. _,
Lawrence, Sir Thomas. (G. D. Leslie and F. A.
Eaton) Art J. 541 I.
—— An Artist’s Love Story. (E. Priestley) 19th Cent.
57: 642. — (J. B. Firth) Fortn. 83: 693.
— Pictures by, and their Prices. Art J . 56: 123,
— A Portrait by. (W. S. Howard) Harper, I06: 152,
Lawrence, Mass. (B. E. Donigan) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7:
264.
Lawrence Park, New York.
Rec, 16: 167,
Laws, Comparative Study of.
tion. 75¢ 183- .
— Conflict of, Recent Progress towards the Prevention
of. (S. E. Baldwin) Harv. Law R. 17: 405,
— — Substance of Contract distinguished from Rem-
edy. (R. C. Minor) Harv. Law R. 16: 262,
— Futile. (D. MacG. Means) Nation, 79: 5.
— of the Anglo-Saxons. Quar. 200: 139,
Laws of Nature. (S. P. Langley) Science, 11. s. I 5:
gm,
Lawson, Alexander. (T. Ward) Pennsyl. M. 28: 204.
Lawson, Henry. (E. Garnett) Acad. 62: 250.
Lawson, Thomas W., and “Frenzied Finance.”
Barr) Idler, 261 463.
— and the _Life Insurance Companies. (J . von Les-
trich) Overland, n. s. 45! 206. '
— Crusade of. (B. 0. Flower) Arena, 341 303.
—- A Frenzied Financial Critic. Outl. 78: I016.
— Prodigy of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 792 430.
—— Sentiment to which he appeals. (H. Lamont) Na-
tion, 79: 515-
(B . Whitefoord) Ex-
I73. — (L.
(T. R. Tuttle) Archit.
(D. MacG. Means) Na-
(R.
LAWSON
Lawson, Thomas W., Wall Street’s Fstimate of.
R. Givens) Indep. 58: 1110,
Lawsonite, Crystallographical and Chemical Notes on.
(W. T. Schaller and W. F. Hillebrand) Am. J . Sci.
167: 195.
Lawsuits against Animals. Green Bag, 14: 471.
Lawton, Gen. Henry W., Death of. (H. H. Sargent)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 30: 42._
Lawyer, The. (N. M. Edwards) Am. Law R. 39:
410
(W.
- f The American. (A. Hemingway) Am. Law R. 39:
641. = Green Bag, 17: 514.
-— Ethical Obligations of the, as a Lawmaker.
Brewer) Union Univ. Q. I: 83.
-— The Ideal. (D. J . Brewer) Atlan. 98: 587.
— in Public Afiairs. (A. B. Parker) Green Bag, 17:
(D. J.
338.
— Life Story of a Successful. Everybody’s, 9: 85.
-— Pest or Panacea ‘P (F. M. Burdick) Green Bag, 16:
226,
— Scholarship the Handmaiden of the.
ton) Green Bag, I 5: 159.
—-— Selection of a. Am. Arch. 90: I5.
— To-day. (L. W. Bowers) Am. Law R. 38: 823,
Lawyer’s~Duty in a Bad Case. (F. T. Hill) Every-
b0dy’S. 8= 457-
Lawyer’s Lachrymal Rights. (A. W. Gaine) Am. Law
R. 38: 695.
Lawyers and Corporate Capitalization.
ard) Green Bag, 18: 601,
--and the Public. (M. W. Richmond) Law Q. 18:
(P. ‘J. Hamil-
(E. M. Shep-
400,
-— as Politicians in England. Sat. R. 96: 450.
— Great, and how they won. (W. G. Peckham) Green
Bag, 14: 173.
—- in Gilbert Operas. Green Bag, 14: 603.
-— of the American Revolution. (E. P. Gates) Am.
‘Law R. 39: 84.
—— of Massachusetts. (S. O. Sherman and W. F.
Hutchins) New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 36, 449.
-—Personalia. Blackw. 174: I.:Ecl. M. 141: 527.
Lay of the Jack Hall Hen, The. (B. Blow) Outing,
W 550-
Lay of Ossian and Patrick; a poem. (S. Gwynn)
‘ Blackw. I73: 34.
Lay Canons in France.
3°5-
Lay Church, Foundation of.
(E. Beck) Macmil. n. s. 1:
(P. Carus) Open Court,
17: 52.
Lay Franchise in Church of England. Church Q. 53:
280, .
Layard, A. H. Autobiography. Ath. ’03, 1: 555.-
Spec. 90: 455.
Laying Waste of Pleasant Places.
46I.:Liv. Age, 250: 589.
Layman’s Age, The. (J . Gray) Meth. R. 66: 281,
Layman’s Work for Christ. (H. H. Ranck) Ref. Ch.
R 511 392-
Laysan, Island of, Bird Rookeries on. (C. C. Nutting)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 321. —Nat. Geog. M. 15: 494.
Lazarus, Emma; a poem. (R. W. Gilder) Critic, 48:
Gent. M. 11. s. 76:
75-
Laziness, An Antitoxin for. (Hugo Erichsen) Sci. Am.
92: 279.
Lazzaparoola, The.
Lea, Henry C., with portrait.
_ World’s Work, 4: 2316.
-— as a Historian of Moral Theology. Cath. Univ.
Bull. I: 428.
-— Eve of the Reformation.
Q. 28: 417, .
Lead in Architecture, Use of. (J . S. Gardner) Am.
Arch. 83: 69.
(E. Boltwood) Lippinc. 74: 90.
(H. M. Stephens)
(H. Thurston) A1n. Cath.
365
LE BLON
Lead-work of G. P. Bankart. (E. Radford) Studio
(Internat.) 20: 90. — (A, Vallance) Studio (Inter-
nat.)29: 194.
Leader, Newspaper, Evolution of the. Liv. Age, 236:
Leadership, Call to Modest. Bib. World, 26: 243,
— Origins of. (Eben Mumford) Am. J . Sociol. I2: 216,
367.
— Public. (J . H. Eckels) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 2: 347.
—— Three Types of, in Browning.
Lore, 14, no. 2: 133.
Leaf from Life’s Book, A.
mopol. 38: 399.
Leaf of Olive. (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 81: 473,
League of Health, A. (L. Brunton) Indep. R. 6: 69.
League of Peace, A. (A. Carnegie) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68:
(Virginia W. Cloud) Cos-
398- -
Lean, V. C. Collectanea. Ath. ’04, 2: 545.
Leandre, Charles, Modern French Pastellist.
Uzanne) Studio (Internat.) 24: 242,
Leaning Fagade at Genoa. (W. H. Goodyear) Archit.
Rec. 12: 600.
Lean-to’s at Loomis Sanatorium, Liberty, N. Y.
M. King) Char. 13: 67.
Leap Year Customs. (P. M. Craigie) Acad. 66: 302,
Leardo Map of 1452. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 365.
Learned Lady, A. (R. E. Francillon) Chamb. J. 82:
extra no. 38.
Learned Societies and Academies in Early Times.
(E. Conradi) Pedagog. Sem. I2: 384,
Learning, Economical. (M. W. Meyerhardt) Pedagog.
Sem. 13: 145.
— Plea for the Abolition of All. (M. Anglicanus)
Blackw. I77: 396.: Liv. Age, 245: 31
— Psychology and Physiology of. (E. J.
J. Psychol. 14: 201,
- A Seat of; its Relation to the Commercial World.
(Sam F. Batdorf) Overland, n. s. 44: 497.
—- thro’ a Foreign Tongue. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95:
645.
Learning of aLesson, The ; a story. (A. H. Henderson)
Chamb. J. 83: 497, 523,
Least Action, Principle of.
297. 368-,
Least Squares, Method of, to decide between Con-
flicting Hypotheses. (H. J acoby) Science, 11. s. 21:
420,
Leather, Gilded, or “ Cordovan.” (M. W. Dennett)
Craftsman, 4: 258,
Leather Art-work with Oil Dyes.
27: xxn.
Leather Belt ‘of Liatsami, The.
Booklover’s M. 5: 329.
Leather Stamping and Embossing.
Craftsman, 6: 49.
Leaven, The, and the Loaf.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 707.
Leaves, Palisade Tissue and Resinous Deposits in.
(E. N. Transeau) Science, n. s. I9: 866.
— Shape and Color of. Spec. 95: 647-
Leaves from the Log of the “ Lend-a—hand.”
Grenfell) McClure, 24: 624,
Lebanon, Mt., Folk-lore of.
Antiq. 25: 316.
— Perennial Fountains of .
Bull. 7: 49.
Le Bargy, Mme., et cie.
8
(O.
(H.
5.
wift) Am.
(0. Heaviside) Nature, 67:
Studio (Internat.)
(G. A. England)
(A. Inkersley)
(Robert J . Thompson)
(W. T.
(G. El.-Howie) Am.
(H. Hyvernat) Cath. Univ.
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 99:
34-
Lebaudy, Jacques, as Emperor of Sahara. (J . F. Mac-
donald) Sat. R. 96: 389.
Leblanc, Georgette. (A, Symons) Acad. 62: 439.
Le Blon, Jakob Chrestoifel, and his Three-color Prints.
(H. W. Singer) Studio (Internat.) I9: 216.
(C. Fleischer) Poet-1
' LE BRAZ
Le Braz, Anatole. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 296,
-- a Representative Celt of France. (C. Dunham) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 297.
Le Brun, Madame Vigée, with portrait and bibli-
ography. Mast. in Art, 6: 107,
Lecco, Tribe of, Bolivia, an Ethnological Paradox.
(C. J. Post) Harper, I10: 910,
Lecheeum Road and the Propylaea at Corinth. (J.- M.
Sears, jr.) Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 439.
Lecky, Capt. Squire Thornton Stratford. (F. J . Bul-
len) Cornh. 87: 228.
Lecky, \/Villiam E. H. (W. E. Griflis) Outl. 75: 439.
-—Acad. 65: 47I.—Ath. ’o3, 2: 583.--=Liv. Age,
¢39= 569-—Spee 91= 693-—Dia1.35= 295-
—— Early Recollections of. National, 43: 1o8.=Liv.
Age, 241: 38,
—— a Philosophical Historian. (F .J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
77: 337-
—— A Reminiscence.
2: 112,
Leclaire Consumptives’ Home. Indep. 56: 414, I 314.
Le Conte, Joseph, with portrait. (V. Henderson) Land
of Sun. 15: 239.
-—- as a Great Teacher.
(E. Lawless) Monthly R. 14, no.
(Austin Lewis) Educa. 23:
4"-
— Mdmorial Meeting. Calif. Univ. Chron. 4: 241.
Leconte de Lisle. (A. Laugel) Nation, 82: 237,
Lecture, College, Dangers and Uses of the. (F. H.
(V. W. Cloud) Outl. 75: 642.
Pratt) Educa. R. 241 434.
Lecture, The; a story.
Lecture System, The, in University Teaching. (C. De
Garmo) Educa. R. 23: 109.
Lecturer’s Experiences, A. (C. W. Stoddard) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) 23: 597.
Lectures, Free, Education through. (Clinton R. Wood-
ruff) Pub. Lib. I0: 346.
-- —-— The Free Lecture Movement.
Nation, 742 363. \
—-— — in N. Y. City. (Geo. Iles) World’s Work, 52 3327.
— Libraries and. (Frank C. Patten) Pub. Lib. II:
(E. P. Clark)
489.
Lee, Col. H., Morse’s Memoir of. (T. W. Higginson)
Nation, 82: 18,
Lee, Frederick S., House of, N. Y. City. Archit. Rec.
20: 427,
Lee, Gen. Henry. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 48: 478.
Lee, Gen. Robert E. (C. F. Adams) Univ. of Chic.
Rec‘. 7: 52.
—-— Ancestry of. (W. H. Mann) So. Atlan. Q. 4: 305.
-—- and Longstreet. (F. Bancroft) Nation, 80: 53,
— and Reconstruction. (W. H. Dodd) So. Atlan. Q.
4= 63-
-—at Appomattox, Adams on. (F. H. Head) Dial,
33: 37. —-(E. P. Alexander) Cent. 41: 921,
-- Home of. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life Am. 6: 432. L
— Homeless. (C. M. Graves) World To-day, I1: 967,
—-— Late Life of. (E. Mims) Out]. 78: 782,
— Loyalty of. Outl. 74: 646.
—-— Patriotism of. Outl. 74: 881, 887,
— Place in History of. (E. Mime) Outl. 84: 978,
— Recollections and Letters. (W. Rice) Dial, 37: 233.
——-Spec. 94: 220.
-—- Reminiscenees of. (E. V. Valentine) Outl. 84: 964,
—-— Surrender at Appomattox. (H. Porter) Outl. 84:
970.
——~ — Note on. (W. Merritt) Cent. 4!: 944.
Lee, Sidney, with portrait. Lamp, 26: 274, 3:4,
-— Great Englishmen of the 17th Century. Ath. ’oo,
1: 73.
Lee, Vernon, pseud. See Paget, Violet.
Leech, John. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 47. 358, 367.
Lefebvre, Jules, Artist, with portrait. Booklover’s
M. 2: 381,
366
LEGISLATION
Leffingen, Scots at, I600. (H. W. Lumsden) Scot.
Hist. R. 2: 268,
Left at Wrong Address. (A. L. Harris) Sund. M. 31:
1036.
Left Behind. (Arthur Ruhl) Scrib. M. 38: 292.
Left-handedness. Science, 11. s. 24: 560.
— and Left-sidedness. (C. Lombroso) No. Am. 177:
440.
Legacy of the Lost Mine.
land, 11. s. 47: 367.
Legal Aid Society, N. Y., Work of.
Green Bag, 15: 313,
Legal Conceptions from a Practical Point of View.
(J. E. H0gg) Law Q. 22: 172,
Legal Decisions, Conformity of, to Ethical Standards
of Right. (A. G. Tibbets) Am. Law R. 401 391.
Legal Education. (N. J . D. Kennedy) Jurid. R. 17:
240,
— in Europe. (Munroe Smith) Colum. Univ. Q. 42 I 33.
—-— in Inns of Court. (J. P. Hill) Green Bag, 15: 114.
-~ Inquiry into the Present Condition of. (E. J .
James) Am. Law R. 39: 581.
—- its Purposes and Methods. (W. C. Robinson) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 1: 178,
Legal Ethics. (I. G. Vann) Union Univ. Q. 2: 106, —
(H. W. Rogers) Union Univ. Q. 31 96.
——-Some Actual Problems of. (E. V. Abbot) Harv.
Law R. 15: 714.
Legal Fallacies, Some Popular.
Chamb. J. 82: 72,
Legal Impedimenta. Char. 8: 28I.
Legal Penalties and Public Opinion.
No.A1n. I76: 391.
Legal Tender Paper, Supposed Necessity of. (D. C.
Barrett) Q. J. Econ. 16: 323.
Legaré, Hugh S., Youth of. (B. J . Ramage) Sewanee,
IO: 43, 167.
Legend of the Falls. (0. Weaver) New Eng. M. n. s.
31: 20,
Legend of the Half Moon, The. (F. Schmitt) Over-
land, 11. s. 46: 31:,
Legend of the Hammer.
M- 341 392-
Legend of Kwan-Shai-Yin.
n. s. 44: 11.
Legend of Lake Jonive.
n. s. 46: 145.
Legend of Lake Washington. (Mabel P. Pitts) Over-
land, n. s. 41: 339.
Legend of the Maple.
280.
Legend of Rodderburg. (F. E. Romanes) Temp. Bar,
I32: 60.: Liv. Age, 246: 812.
Legend of Service, A; a poem.
Clure, 18: 499.
Legends, Building. Am. Arch. 76: I 5.
-- of the Saints, Living. (A. Gregory) Monthly R. 21,
no. 2: 63.
Legge, Arthur E. J . Land and Sea Pieces.
R. 16, no. 3: 20.
Legge, Wm., “ Honest.”
Mo. 2: 59.
Legion of Honor, The. (F. Coppée) Munsey, 27! 67.
Legion of the Lost, The. (J . Oxenham) Macmil. 85:
335. =Liv. Age, 233,: 282.
Legion of Strangers, The. (H. Cliiford) Temp. Bar,
126: 431,=Liv. Age, 235: 560.:-Eel. M. 140: 84.
Légionnaires, Les; a North African Sketch, founded
on Fact. (R. E. Fy-lfe) Liv. Age, 2492 2-31.
Legislate, How not to. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 130,
Legislation and “ Combines” in the United States.
Liv. Age, 250: 246.
-- Art of. (J . Bryce) Quar. I95: 466.
(T. F. Huntington) Over—
(W. Catchings)
(F. H. Stevens)
(J . Hawthorne)
(M. Bowen-Colthurst) Sund.
(L. C. Duff) Overland,
(H. W. Pierce) Overland,
(G. Channell) Canad. M. 22:
(H. van Dyke) Mc-
Monthly
(M. D. Bisbee) Dartm. Bi-
LEGISLATION
Legislation, Comparative, Study of. (M. West) J. Pol.
Econ, I22 I01,
--Economic, in 1905. (M. Barlow) Econ. J. 15:
3.
—- —— Recent Tendencies in. (E. D. Durand) Yale R.
12: 409.
——- English, in 1902. (E. Porritt) Yale R. 11: 387.
-—— ——- in 1903. (A. G. Porritt) Yale R. 12: 290,
— Growing Complexities of. (D. E. Mowry) Am. Law
R. 40: 212,
—— in Italy, Recent Social. (B. King) Econ. J . 13:
43°-
— Political and Municipal, in 1901. (R. H. Whitten)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 370.
—— —- 1902. (R. H. Whitten) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
21: 261,
—- — in 1903. (R. H. Whitten) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 23: 322.
—- Review of, in 1904-05. (H. St. G. Tucker) Am. Law
R, 39: 801,
-— Special. (S. P. Orth) Atlan. 97: 69.
- Tendencies of .A.IIIGI‘iC€LII. (S. J . Barrows) No. Am.
175: 642.
Legislative Clearing House, Madison, Wis. (P. L.
Allen) Nation, 81: 478,
Legislative Committees. An Indispensable Change.
(J. M. Rice) Indep. 55: 30.
Legislative Efficiency and Morals.
New Eng. M. n. s. 322 337.
Legislative Experts, The Need of.
ney) Green Bag, 17: 78,
Legislative Influence, Non-partisan.
Nation, 81: 332.
Legislative Opinion, Influence of Laws on.
Dicey) Nation, 751 323.
Legislatures, American; are they Declining? (J. R.
Bishop) Internat. Q. 7: 445.
Legislatures, Our State. (S. P. Orth) Atlan. 94:
(R. L. Bridgman)
(Travis H. Whit-
(O. G. Villard)
(A. V.
728, Mm
Legitimacy and Marriage. (J. C. Ayer, jr.) Harv.
Law R. 16: 22,
Legouvé, Ernest. Ath. ’03, I: 371,
Legros, Alphonse, Painter and Sculptor.
dite) Studio (Internat.) 20: 3,
—- as Etcher. (W. S. Sparrow) Studio (Internat.) 18:
(L. Béné-
245.
Legs, Fore, and their Uses. (E. A. Butler) Knowl.
25: 148.
— Relation of, to Literature. (B. Millard) Critic, 47:
274-
Lehmann, R. C. Memories of Half a Century.
C. Lehmann) Chamb. J. 80: 49-433.
Leibnitz, Gottfried Wilhelm, with portrait. Open
Court, 16: 104.
—— and the 19th Century.
27: 516.
——- Couturat on. (G. M. Duncan) Philos. R. 12: 649,
— Logic; Couturat’s Edition. Philos. R. 12: 649,
-—— Recent 'Work on the Philosophy of, by L. Couturat
and E. Cassirer. (B. Russell) Mind, 28: I77,
Leicester, Earl of, A Book from the Library of.
(Mary A. Scott) Nation, 80: 91,
Leicester Galleries, Exhibition, 1904. Ath. ’04, 2:
(R.
(VV. H. Kent) Am. Cath. Q.
520.
- -- 1905. Ath. ’o5, 2: 842,
Leigh, Austen, Provost of King’s College, Cambridge.
Spec. 97: 168.
Leighton, Sir Frederick, Recollections of.
F enn) Chamb. J . 302 790.
Leinster, Backbone of. (G. A. J. Cole) Knowl. 25:
282,
Leinsters, The ; a Great Irish Family. (Katherine T.
Hinkson) Cath. World, 81: 315.
(W. W.
367
LENZ
Leipziger, H. M., with portrait. (C. Johnston) Harp.
W, 50: 710,
Leistikow, Walter, German Landscape Painter. (W.
Fred) Studio (Internat.) 22: 287,
Leisure for the Many, Evolution of. (A. M. Simon)
Craftsman, 8: 777.
-—— The Right to. (F. Kelley) Char. I4: 105 5.
Leiter, I. Z. (S. E. Moffett) Cosmopol. 35: 336.
Leith-Hay, Sir Andrew; an Old—world Scottish Ser—
vice Member. (J . G. Tetley) Chamb. J. 82:
357-
Lekythos, An Attic Grave. (Silvia M. Welsh) J . Hel.
Stud, 26: 229.
Leland, Charles Godfrey. Ath. ’03, I: 403.——(F. Y.
Powell) F olk-Lore, I4: 163.
—— Hans Breitmann. (J . Masefield) Acad. 64: 344.
— Hans Breitmann as Romany Rye. (Eliz. R. Pen-
nell) Atlan. 952 154.
-—— Letters of. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Atlan. 95: 309.
— The Modern Adventurer. Outl. 84: 553.
-~ Penne1l’s Life of. (A. S. Van \/Vestrum) Nation,
83: 262,
--- A Wandering Scholar. Outl. 732 708.
Leland Stanford University. See Stanford University.
Lely, Peter, Painter, Drawing by. Studio (Internat.)
27: 129,
Lemaitre, Jules. (Jeanne Mairet) Critic, 48: 258.
Le Marchant, Major-General ,John Gaspard, a Pio~
neer in Military Education. (A. Grifliths) Blackw.
175: 658.
Lemon, The. Land of Sun. 2: 30.
Lemons, Culture of, at Ventura. (W. A. Tenney)
' Overland, n. s. 45: 151,
— Growing American. (W. S. Harwood) World’s
Work. 51 3315-
— Some. (M. Y. Beach) Land of Sun. 3: 130.
See Citrus~plants.
Lemstriim, Karl Selim.
129,
Lenbach, Franz von. (H. S. Morris) Booklover’s M.
4: 4I.—(F. Wolter) Brush & P. 14: 115.—(S.
Whitman) Contemp. 85: 873.-T"-Ecl. M. 143: 174.
=Liv. Age, 2422 20. — (A. MacMahon) 19th Cent.
55: 947.—(L. P. Richards) Cosmopol. 34: 553.:
With portrait. Booklover’s M. II 43. —(C. Brin-
ton) Munsey, 35: 663. — (H. Von Herkomer) Stu-
dio (Internat.) 27: 195.
L’Enfant, Pierre Charles, Engineer who planned
Washington, D. C. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 671.
— Letter to Washington. Am. Arch. 7 5: 46.
Leng, William Christopher, and Charles Reade.
Cha1nb. J. 79: 527.
Lennox, Mrs. Charlotte. Acad. 66: 102,
Lennox, Lady Sarah. Ed. R. 195! 3II.——Blackw.
171: 81.=Liv. Age, 232: 485.-—Quar. 195: 274.
— (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 32: 194. -(C. W. Colby)
Nation, 741 349.
Leno, Dan, as Music Hall Artist.
R. 98: 573.
Le N6tre, André, and his Gardens.
Scrib. M. 38: 43.
Lenox, Mass., in Literature. (R. de W. Mallary) Critic,
(A. Rindell) Nature, 71:
(M. Beerbohm) Sat.
(Beatrix Jones)
41: ~1.
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Lens, The. (L. W. Brownell) Outing, 452 I28.
—- Method of obtaining Focal Point. (G. A. Hill) Pop.
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Lenses, Fluid. Science, 11. s. 23: 886.
—- Telescope, Construction of. (C. F aulhaber) Pop.
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Lenz, Heinrich F. E., Contributions of, to Electro-mag-
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LEO
Leo XIII. Cath. Univ. Bull. 9: 447.-—Quar. I98:
Z79.-T-Eel. M. 141: 445.=Liv. Age, 238: 449.-—
(P. L. Connellan) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 627, — (H, D,
Sedgwick, jr.) World’s Work, 6: 3795. —- Sat. R.
96: 103. --(J. W. Chadwick) Nation, 77: 68. --
VVith portrait. (W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 233
165. — (E. Elbano) Contemp. 84: 153. = Liv. Age,
238: 313. —— Indep. 55: 1713. — With portrait. (S.
D. McConnell) Booklover’s M. I: 561, —- (W, Ward)
Fortn. 80: 249.—Month, 102: 113,
-—- and the Bishops of America. Cath. World, 752
345~
-—- and his Successor. Quar. 198: 436. =Liv. Age,
239: 769. '--Ecl. M. 142: 229. - Chant. 38: 10,
-— and the Papacy. (C. W. Richards) Ref. Ch. R. 501
568.
-—- and Science. (J. A. Zahm) Cath. Univ. Bull. 2: 21.
~—Apostolical Letter, 1902. Am. Cath. Q. 272 563,
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~—- as a Poet. Spec. 89: 53I.=Liv. Age, 235: 634. —
Ath. ’°2. 2: 579-
-- Boyhood of. (S. Cortesi) Indep. 55: I657.
— Character of. (J . Gibbons) Cent. 44: 793.
-— A Critic’s Mistakes. (J . J . Burke)‘ Cath. World,
78: 143.
'— Death of. (A. I. du P. Coleman) Critic, 43: 99.
~— the Great Leader, with portrait. (A. P. Doyle)
Cath. World, 77: 574.
-—- the Great White Shepherd of Christendom, with
portrait. Cath. World, 76: 713.
-— His Enemies and Critics. (D. J . MacMackin) Cath.
World, 76: 289.
—— His Love of Horace.
—His Work and Influence.
No. Am. 177: 321,
-—- Leadership of. (E. T. Shanahan) Cath. Univ. Bull.
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-— Life in the Vatican. (R. Simboli) Critic, 23: 100.
— The Man. Overland, n. s. 42: 254-544.
-—- Most Remarkable Old Man of the Age.
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- Passing of. (Mrs. Belloc-Lowndes) Lippinc. 69: 88,
-- Personality of. (J . E. Copns) World To-day, 5:
1056,
-—- Poems. (A. I. dn P. Coleman) Lamp, 27: 54.
— Poems, Charades, Inscriptions, translated by Dr.
Acad. 65: 86.
(J . Ireland and others)
(D. Story)
Hugh T. Henry. Bk. Buyer, I5: 213.
-—- Political Economy of. (C. S. Devas) Dub. R. 130:
293, 131: 132,
-— Pontifical Jubilee of. (J . C. Hedley) Dub. R. 132:
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— Pontificate of. Ed. R. 198: 275. --(W. A. Mont-
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-—- Presentation to. (M. Elliott) Lippinc. 72: 4 59,
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-— A Protestant Estimate. Outl. 74: 728.
—— A Retrospect. (W. Barry) Dub. R. 133: 225.
-—- to Pius (F. Crispolti) Internat. Q. 9: 154, —
(Salvatore Cortesi) Indep. 59: 918.
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Leo and Ona, the Silver Creek Panthers. (D. H. Sto-
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Leominster, Mass. (G. W. Miller) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7:
8
25 ,
Leon County, Texas, Early Settlement of. (W. D.
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Leonardslee, Sussex; Sir Edmund Loder’s Seat. (J .
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Leoncavallo, R. Pagliacci, how written. (R. Leonca-
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Leonidas, of Tarentnm. (J . S. Phillimore) Dub. R.
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368
LESSON
Leonidas Hubbard Expedition into Labrador. (C.
Whitney) Outing, 45: 643,
Leopard~co1ich, The. (A. S. Ward) Chamb. J . 81:
I
Leopards at London Zoiilogical Gardens. Sat. R. 98:
577-
Leopold II. of Belgium, with portrait. (Robert E.
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-— Belgium’s Business King. (E. A. Powell) Munsey,
33: 287,
-— Emperor of the Congo, with portrait. (W. T. Stead)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 33.
Lepers of the Philippines. Nation, 79: 414.
Lepidolite, Crystallography of. (W. T. Schaller) Am.
_J. Sci. 169: 225.
Lepidoptera, Dyer’s List of North American.
D. A. Cockerell) Science, 11. 8. I7: 501.
-—- Variations of, by Environment, Pictet on. (F. Mer-
rifield) Nature, 72: 632.
Lepidopterons Larvae, Hair of.
Natural. 361 561.
Leprosy. (G. Pernet) Quar. I97: 384.
-—- and Fish-eating. (G. Brown) Asia. R. 42: 131,
-— Catholicism and. Month, 102: 403,
——Fish Hypothesis of. (R. J. Hewlett) Nature, 69:
395-
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—- -—- in the 12th and 18th Centuries. (H. Fishwick)
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Lerberghe, Charles van.
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Le Sage, A. R. Tercentenary of “ Don Quixote; ” a
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(T.
(W. A. Hilton) Am.
Chanson d’Eve. Sat. R.
933-
Lese-majesté. (R. C. Brooks) Bookman, I9: 359,
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Lesley, J . Peter. (J . J . Stevenson) Science, 11. s.
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332. —— (G. L. Strachey) Indep. R. 10: 345,
—- Father of. (Comte de Ségur) Critic, 47: 273,
—~ A Frenchwoman’s Love-letters. (C. Jebb) Gent.
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—- A Passionate Pilgrim. (Florence M. Parsons) Temp.
Bar, 127: 535.=Ecl. M. 141: 116, ‘=Liv. Age,
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Lesson, The. (G. Hibbard) Bookman, 21: 590, 22:
3°-
Lesson, The. (Mary Manners) Everybody’s, I3: 394.
Lesson in Kindness, A; a story. (J . J . Bell) Harper,
107: 798.
Lesson in Labor, A. (Richard W. Child) McClure,
27: 2;,
--Level of Fortune, The ; a story.
LESSON .
Lesson in Love Tactics, A. (C. Mills) Liv. Age, 249:
422,
“ Lest we forget.” (B. O. Flower) Arena, 34: 636.
Letitia, Nursery Corps, U. S. A.; a story. (G. M.
Martin) Am. M. 63! 135.
Letter, The; a story. (E. Wharton) Harper, I08:
781.
Letter-writer, The Incomplete. Sat. R. 99: 201.
Letter-writers and Letter-writing. (P. F. Bicknell)
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—— Some, Ancient and Modern. V. Quar. 2042 390.
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27: 410. — (H. W. Horwill) Forum, 36: 70.
~— Character in. (Bazil Tozer) Monthly R. 23, no. 31
I23. : Liv. Age, 250: 53,
Lettering in relation to Material.
Archit. R. 12: 169, I3: 45,
Letters and Literature from Last Century. Critic,
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(F. C. Brown)
439-
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— to Literary Statesm.en. (Alciphron) Atlan. 9 5: 402,
Letters of Business. (H. H. Henson) Contemp. 90: 703.
Letters of Life and Death, The. (T. W. Stevens)
Cosmopol. 41: 663,
Letters of Mark. (T. W. Higginson) Atlan. 95: 529.
Letters of a Scoifer, The. (M. F. Ferguson) Lippinc.
.78: 88.
Lettie’s Yuletide, (A. Brazier) Sund. M. 352 89.
Lettuce Raising. (W. W. Tracy) Ctry Life Am. I!
179-
Leucas, Ithaca or ? (VV. G. Manly) Univ. of Mo. Stud.
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Levant, The Lazy. (D. Story) Munsey, 26: 470,
Levantine Messiah, A. (H. N. Brailsford) Indep. R.
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Levees, Maintenance of. Am. Arch. 8!: 14,
(A. M. Roach) Har-
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Leveling without Base-leveling.
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Levels, Precise,- in the U. S. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
(W. M. Davis) Sci-
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Lever, Charles. (L. Melville) Fortn. 86: 235. =Liv.
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Leviathan and the Hook.
Age. 2W 443-
Levitical Cities in the Light of Excavation at Gezer.
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Levitation of Miss Weeks, The. (Josephine D. Bacon)
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Levick, Ruby [Mrs. Gervase Bailey], Sculptor. (T.
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Lévy-Thurmer, L., French Pastellist. (Frances Key-
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Lewis, Alfred Henry. (J . S. Wood) Bookman, I8: 486,
— as a Humorist. Acad. 64; 321.
(G. K. Chesterton) Liv.
369
I— New Light on.

LIBERAL
Lewis, Ida, Heroism of. Outing, 47: 472.
Lewis, Meriwether, Tomb of, on Natchez Trace. (J .
Swain) Everybody’s, I3: 329.
— Tomb of. (O. Z. Bond) Land of Sun. 12: 356.
Lewis and Clark’s Expedition, Atlas of. (J. D. But’
ler) Nation, 78: 327,
— Centennial of. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 36: 676.
—- Ethnological Specimens collected by. (C. C. Wil-
loughby) Am. Anthropol. 7: 633.
— Gass’s Journal of. (J . D. Butler) Nation, 79: 422.
-— New Material concerning. Cent. 46: 872.
— Newly Discovered Personal Records of.
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— Thwaites’s Original Journals of. (J . K. Hosmer)
Nation, 79: 216. .
— Trail of, Wheeler on. (J . J . Halsey) Dial, 37: 112.
—— (J . K. Hosmer) Nation, 79: 12,
Lewis and Clark Exposition. See Portland, Ore.
Lexington and Concord. (F. B. Sanborn) Educa. 23:
I
(R. G.
490-
— — Dr. Fisk’s Bill. (H. W. Kimball) M. of Hist. I:
239-’,
— Battle of. How the News reached Philadelphia.
Pennsyl. M. 272 457.
Leyden, Physical Laboratory at. (H. H. F. Hyndman)
Nature, 69: 259.
Lhassa. Am. Arch. 86: 38
— and its Armed Rabble.
M. 30: 31.
— and its Mysteries, Waddell’s.
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—Buddhism of Tibet. (C. N. Eliot) Quar. 203:
. (H. C. Wylly) Un. Serv.
(J . Bryce) Nation,
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— — in 1904. Spec. 93: 213.
—The Jo-kang in. Ecl. M. 143: 73o.=Liv. Age,
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—- Views of. Nat. Geog. M. I6! 27.
Li Hung Chang. (A. Michil) Liv. Age, 232: 157.:
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Liberals or J acobins ? (W. Barry) National, 47: 778.
Libbey, the Disenchanted. (C. F. Lummis) Land of
Sun. 7: 200.
Libby Prison, Tunneling out of. (J . M. Wells) Mc-
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Liberal Administration, A; Who and What ‘P (G. W.
E. Russell) Indep. R. 5: 277.
Liberal Catholic Movement in England.
Hibbert J . I: 704.
Liberal Churchmen and “ the Reproach of Christ.”
(A. W. Hutton) Contemp. 87: 5 58.
(P. Sidney)
LIBERAL
Liberal Clubs and the Liberal Party. (VV. J . Fisher)
Monthly R. 17, no. 3: 127.
Liberal Debacle, The. (J . G. Godard) Westm. I58: 597.
Liberal Intolerance. (D. C. Lathbury) Indep. R. 5,
I10. 4: 147.
Liberal Party and the Land Question. (Myrmidon)
Westm. 164: 606,
—- Crisis in. (C. B. R. Kent) Macmil. 86: 63.
-— An International. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 24.
— New Developments in. (O. E. Otzbacker) Monthly
R. 9, no. 1: 31.
— Past and Future.
1' .
Liberal Press and the Liberal Party. (W. J . Fisher)
19th Cent. 56: 199.
Liberal Theology. Church Q. 61: 1, 415, 62: 381,
—- Inner Meaning of. (C. J . Shebbare) Hibbert J . 3:
342-
Liberal Unionism, End of. Spec. 922 76.
Liberal Unionist Party. (Sir W. Ridgeway) 19th Cent.
58= I82. 545-
Liberalism and Empire. (F. Thomasson) Westm. 1571
(J . A. Spender) Contemp. 82:
647.
— and Labor. (H. J . Darnton-Fraser) Westm. I591
6
46 .
— — in Chaos. (D. S. A. Cosby) Westm. 160: 375.
—— in its Dotage. (W. M. Lightbody) Westm. 164: 376.
— The Old, and the New Aristocracy. Fortn. 77: 574.
— Poetic Quality in. (G. K. Chesterton) Indep. R. 51
:3-
Liberals in England, Incoming. (R. Ogden) Nation,
81: 476,
Liberia. (Harry Johnston) Geog. J . 26: 131.
— An Example of Negro Self - government.
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— Future of. (H. H. Johnston) Indep. 51: 874.
— Helpless. (A. V. Pohlman) Indep. 55: 2161.
Liberty, Ancient and Modern Conceptions of.
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— and Authority. (T. R. Bacon) Calif. Univ. Chron.
1: 127,
—— Human, or Human Greed ‘? (R. Baker) Arena, 3 51
240.
—— Industrial.
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(R.T.Ely) Am. Econ. Soc. 3d ser. 31 58.
(Van V. Vedder)
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—- of the Press, Vanishing. (T. Schroeder) Arena, 36:
617,
— Quo Vadis? (G. Lowes Dickinson) Indep. R. 8:
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— Religious, in Pennsylvania and the other American
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— Western Experiment with Personal. (B. Moses)
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Liberty of Florentino, The.
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Liberty of Franz and the Rebellion of Fuzzy Wuzzy.
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Libin, Z., a New Interpreter of East Side Life. (C.
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Librarian and Assistants, Relation of. Lib. J . 28: 717,
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—- Day’s Work of a. (Adele M. Shaw) World’s Work,
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— Greater, Relations of, to Lesser. (C. J . Barr) Pub.
Lib. I0: 276. '
—— Home, and Reading Clubs. (G. Sackett) Lib. J . 27:
supp. 72.
-— -—— for Poor Children. (F. J . Olcutt) Chant. 39: 374.
— House to House Delivery of Books from. (Gertrude
E. Forrest) Lib. J. 301 338.
-— in America ; the Problem of, To-day.
ardson) Lib. J. 30: C 3.
— in the British Northwest. (E. O. S. Scholefield)
Lib. J. 30: C 14.
— in Finland. (A. A. Granfelt) Pub. Lib. 9: 396.
-— in Germany. (C. Niirrenberg) Pub. Lib. 9: 365.
— in Holland. (D. Smit) Pub. Lib. 9: 389.
— in Japan. Pub. Lib. 9: 407.
— in Lumber and Mining Camps.
Canad. M. 25: 43.
— in Northern and Central California. (L. W. Ripley)
Lib. J. 30: 789.
—— in the Northwest. (C. W. Smith) Lib. J . 30: C 9.
— in Oregon. (W. L. Brewster) Lib. J . 302 785.
— in Sweden. (B. Lundstedt) Pub. Lib. 92 382.
—— in Switzerland. (M. E. Hawley) Pub. Lib. 9: 392.
—— in the U. S. (S. K. Greenslade) Am. Arch. 772 21-
(E. C. Rich-
(A. Fitzpatrick)
-— -— Principal ; a List. Out West, 23: 190.
—- in Washington (State). (C. W. Smith) Lib. J . 30:
787-
—- Islamic. (Khuda Bukhsh) 19th Cent. 52: 125,
—-Law, Two in 1294. (R. J. Whitwell) Law Q. 21:
393-
- Lending, and Cheap Books. (P. Kropotkin) 19th
Cent. 55: 69.=Ecl. M. 147: 613.:Liv. Age, 249:
780.
“ —-Medieeval. Quar. I95: 450.
-— Medieeval Monastic. Church Q. 62: 43.
-—— National Association of State Librarians, Proceed-
ings of, 1904. Lib. J . 29: supp. 254.
— of Greater Britain. (J . R. Boosé) Library, n. s. 3:
214.
-— Printed Forms for. (F. B. Graves) Pub. Lib. I0:
218.
— Public. Chant. 42: 78,
—- -—— Administration of, Report on, 1902. (H. C. Well-
man; W. R. Eastman; N. D. C. Hodges) Lib. J.
2'7: supp, 86.
---— 1903. (W. R. Eastman; C. Marvin) Lib.
J. 28: supp. 71.
371
LIBRARIES
Libraries, Public. Aid from University Extension
Methods. (J . Nolen) Lib. J . 28: 225,
— — Aim of, in Book-buying. Lib. J. 31: 119.
~ — American, Women in. (S. C. Fairchild) Lib. J .
29= S11PP- I57-
—- —— and the Book Trade. Lib. J. 29: 74, 132, 243.
— —— and Children, What the Public Library is doing
for the Children. (F. S. Bissell) Outl. 70: 42o.—-
(H. C. Wellman) Atlan. 90: 402,
— — and Civic Improvement. (F. M. Crunden) Chant.
431 335-
-- — and Local History.
10: 3. .
-—— — and the People. (A. Hills) Lib. J. 27! II.
—— — and 6the Public School. (C. B. Gilbert) Lib. J.
29: 1 9.
— — and Public Schools. (J. H. Hill) Lib. J. 27: 186.
—(E. C. Doren) Lib. J. 29: supp. I53.—(G. H.
Tripp) Lib. J. 29: I73. ,
— —— -— Discussion at Mich.Schoolmasters’ Club. Pub.
Lib. 10: 225.
— — and Reading. Sat. R. 100: 267,
— — and Technical Education in England. (J . D.
Stewart) Pub. Lib. I0: 455.
—— — and Tuberculosis. (Cornelia Marvin) Pub. Lib.
I1: 433.
— — Annotation in. (W. I. Fletcher) Lib. J . 29: supp.
144.
-—— — as Factor in Industrial Progress. (F. M. Crun-
den) Library, 7: 384.
— — as Part of the School System. Lib. J . 27: I93.
—- —— Assistant in. (J . E. Pettee) Lib. J. 29: 584.
— —- -—— Shortcomings and Desirable Qualifications.
Lib. J. 29: 349.
—— — Banking Method of Charging Books.
ten) Lib. J. 301 144.
— — Basis of Taxation for.
31: C 36.
(B. A. Finney) Pub. Lib.
(W. Aus-
(J . H. Canfield) Lib. J .
— — Beginnings of. Supported by Taxation. (Mar-
garet C. Dyer) Pub. Lib. I0: 458,
— — Book Selection and Purchase for Small. (Mabel
E. Prentiss) Pub. Lib. II: 55.
-— -— Books exhibited in Rotation.
J . 27: 934.
—— — Books in Foreign Languages in. (J . M. Camp-
bell) Lib. J. 29: 65.
—— —- —— Why they should supply. (E. W. Gaillard)
Lib. J. 28: 67,
— — Books stolen from. Lib. J . 29: 76, 307.
— - Branch Libraries, Administration of. (F. P. Hill)
Lib. J . 27: supp. 46.
—— — — Functions and Resources.
J. 272 supp. 142,
— — -— Planning and Equipment.
Lib. J. 27: supp. 38.
—— —- Canada and. (H. H. Langton) Lib.J. 28 Z supp. 43.
—— —— Catalog Practice, Present Tendencies of. (W. C.
Lane) Lib. J. 29! supp. I34.
—— — Cataloging for Small. (T. Hitchler) Lib. J . 292 9.
— — Children’s Room in. (M. E. Hazeltine) Chaut.
393 37°-
—— —- —— Maintaining Order in. (C. W. Hunt) Lib. J.
28: 164.
—— — — Picture Bulletins in.
Maltby) Lib. J. 27: 191.
—— —— — Special Features of Work in. (E. P. Clarke)
Lib. J. 27: 189.
-— —- Children’s Story Books in, Classification of. (C.
W. Hunt) Lib. J. 27: 65.
—— Classification in. (R. Focke) Lib. J. 29! supp.
127,
— — — Present Tendencies.
supp. 132.
(D. B. Hall) Lib.
(L. L. Ward) Lib.
(E. H. Anderson)
(M. E. Root and A. B.
(C. Martel) Lib. J. 29:
LIBRARIES
Libraries, Public, Collection of Industrial Catalogs by.
(O. B. Zimmerman) Lib. J. 29: 63,
-— — Conditions and Ideals. (A. E. Bostwick) Lib. J .
28: 704.
— — Co-operation of Librarian and Kindergartner.
(M. E. Hazeltine) Lib. J . 292 468.
— —— The Country Library. (H. V. F ison) Lib. J . 281
supp. 47.
-—- — Current Fiction ; Purchase of. (J . Trumbull)
Lib. J. 27: 132.
— — Desk Assistant. Lib. J. 27: 251, 876,
— —— Development of. Craftsman, 7: 507.
—- — Direction for Popular Readers. (E. A. Baker)
Contemp. 89: 489.
— —— Discipline in; Rules affecting the Public. (C. A.
Cutter) Lib. J . 28: 65.
— — Dissertations and Program Literature in. (J . I.
Pettee) Lib. J. 29: 297.
— —— Division and Storage of Books according to Use.
(C. W. Eliot) Lib. J. 271 supp. 51.
— —- Duplicate Pay Collections in. (F. B. Wright)
Lib. J. 28: supp. 40. —(J. F. Langton) Lib. J . 281
supp. 4!.
— — Encouragement of Serious Reading by. (R. Win-
ser) Lib. J. 28: 237.
-— — English, Notes on.
28: 593.
-—- -— Evolution of a Rural Library.
Lib. J. 27: 873- '
— — Expansion of, Question of. Lib. J- 28: 713.
— -- Fiction in, Classification of. (J . A. Rathbone)
Lib. J. 27: 121.
— —— — Current, Purchase of.
(N. D. C. Hodges) Lib. J.
(A. R. Phelps)
(A. E. Bostwick) Lib.
J, 28: supp. 31. -
— — — Restriction of Purchases of Current. Lib. J .
29: 6o, 72.
— — — Some Problems concerning. (B. C. Steiner)
Lib. J. 28: supp. 33.
—— —— — Suggestions for Purchase and Circulation. (F.
L. Rathbone) Lib. J . 231 I10.
— —— for Everybody. (Herbert Putnam) World’s
Work, 10: 6373.
— — Gifts to Perplexities of. (A. Scott) Lib. J . 27:
129,
— —- Have they killed Literature ? (J . M. Bullock)
Lamp. 27= 599-
— — How to make Useful to High School Pupils.
(R. H. Wright) Pub. Lib. I0: 460.
— —— in America, A Decade of Progress. (W. W.
Bishop) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 131.
— -— in California. (W. P. Kimball) Lib. J . 272 200.
—— — -— Destruction of, in Earthquake, April, 1906,
Lib. J. 31: 213.
-— —— in Denmark. (A. S. Steenberg) Pub. Lib. 9: 379,
=Lib. J. 291 supp. 63.
-——in the Future. (A. E. Bostwick) Lib. J. 29:
517.
——in Guatemala. (L. D. Kingsland) Lib. J. 29:
supp. 91.
— — in Norway, Organization of State Supported.
(H. Nyhuus) Lib. J . 291 supp. 60.
—— — in Relation to Knowledge and Life.
Axon) Lib. J. 29: supp. I6.
-— — in Southern California. (A. M. Dole) Out West,
22: 83,
— — Inspiration in Library Work. (T. Hitchler) Lib.
J , 29: 416,
-—- — Legislation on, in 1901. (W. F. Yust) Lib. J.
27: 22,
— — Magazines in, Classification and Shelving of, in
Large Branch Libraries. Lib. J . 28: 68.
— —- Matters of International Importance to. (D. Chi-
lovi) Lib. J. 29: supp. 55.
(W. E. A.
372
LIBRARIES '
Libraries, Public, Mental and Mechanical in.
Spofford) Lib. J . 28; IO.
— — Music in, Shelf Classification of. (C. W. Ayer)
Lib. J. 27: 5. —— (C. A. Cutter) Lib. J. 27: 68,
— — Non-technical Qualifications for Library Work.
(F. B. Hawley) Lib. J . 291 360.
(A. R.
— — One Phase of Library Development. (Frank P.
Hill) Lib. J. 31: C 3.
— —— Order Routine in Brooklyn P. L. (Emma V.
Baldwin) Pub. Lib. II: 560,
-—- — Pains and Penalties in. (A. E. Bostwick) Lib.
J . 271 supp. 29.
— —— Past and Future of. (G. Biagi) Lib. J . 292 supp. 8.
-— — Plea for Recognition of. (F. M. Crunden) Lib.
J. 291 supp. 3.
— —— Pres. Eliot and Discrimination in Books. (W. E.
Foster) Lib. J. 272 253.
— — Problems of. (J . C. Dana) Pedagog. Sem. 9: I69.
—- — Problems of a Reference Librarian. (Ida L. Ro-
senberg) Lib. J . 291 120.
-— — Public Library in a City’s Life. (J . C. Dana)
Lib. J. 27: 755. .
—— Purchasing Books for. (W. P. Cutter) Lib. J .
30: 18,
-— — Recent Library Practice in Great Britain.
Bond) Lib. J. 29: supp. 23.
-— — Reference Books, Reliable and Unreliable. Lib.
J , 29: 127,
-— -—- Reference Work in.
(H.
(C. Bacon) Lib. J. 271 927.
—(H. M. Bunting) Lib. J. 28: 115, ,
—— ——in a Small Library. (E. L. Moore) Lib. J.
28: 653.
-—- — Relation of Greater to Lesser.
Lib. 10: 276.
—— —— Religious and Ethical Work of.
man) Lib. J. 29: 289.
— — Religious and Theological Books for.
Bowerman) Lib. J . 302 I37.
—— — Reports of, Essentials of. (W. E. Foster) Lib. J .
282 supp. 76.
(C. J. Barr) Pub.
(G. F. Bower-
(G. F.
-—- — Rules and Suggestions for a Library Staff. (W.
H. Tillinghast) Lib. J . 27: 871.
—— -—School Circulation Methods of. (G. T. Clark)
Lib. J. 31: 155.
— — School Library Question in New York City. (M.
C. Ford) Lib. J. 30: 2:1.
-— — School-library Work, An Experiment in. (E. W.
Gaillard) Lib. J . 302 201,
-— - Selection of Books for Aids to. (Beatrice Winser)
Pub. Lib. I0: 263.
- -—- —— for Small Libraries. (Mabel E. Prentiss) Pub.
Lib. I1: 55.
—— — — Some General Principles of.
say) Pub. Lib. I0: 267,
—- — Should a Librarian cultivate Hobbies ? (F. B.
Gay) Lib. J. 29: I23.
—— —— Small, Inexpensive Resources for.
Milner) Pub. Lib. II: 363.
—— — — Modern Methods in. (L. J . Burpee) Pub. Lib.
g: 217,
—— — — Problems of. (Sarah B. Askew) Lib. J . 3t:
(Mary B. Lind-
(Ange V.
705.
-—- Some Problems of To-morrow. (J . S. Billings)
Lib. J. 272 supp. I.
— — State Aid to. (Gratia A. Countryman) Pub. Lib.
I0: 55.:Lib. J. 29: supp. 148.
—— — Statistics of. (A. E. Bostwick) Lib. J . 29! 5.
-— ——Sterilization of Books. (A. F. Currier) Lib. J.
27: 88!,
— — Supply and Use of Technological Books. (Harri-
son W. Craver) Lib. J. 312 72.
— -— Supported by Taxation, Beginnings of.
Dyer) Pub. Lib. I0: 458.
(M. C.
LIBRARIES 373
Libraries, Public. Survey of Civic Betterment. Chant.
43= 277-
—— — Technical and Scientific. (C. F. Burgess) Am.
Arch. 771 13.
~—— —— Technical and Scientific Books, Selection of. (C.
F. Burgess) Lib. J . 27: supp. 56.
— — Theological Literature in. (S. G. Ayres) Lib. J .
28: 601,
— —- Things that are Uppermost. (J . K. Hosmer) Lib.
J. 28: supp. I.
— — Treatment of Books, according to the Amount
of their Use. (W. C. Lane) Lib. J. 28: supp. 9.
—-(W. E. Foster) Lib. J. 28: supp. I7.-—(E. D.
Burton) Lib. J . 28: supp. 19.
— — Trustees of, Essentials of. (S. G. Leask) Lib. J .
29: 524.
-— — — and Appropriations. (E. W. Gaillard) Lib. J .
30: 403.
—- — —— and the Librarian, Relations between. (E. D.
Wilson) Pub. Lib. 8: 402,
—— — — Duties of. (G. M. Titus) Pub. Lib. 7: 63.
— —— —— Point of View of. (J. B. Johnson) Pub. Lib.
I0: 468,
— ——- —- Whole Duty of. (A. E. Bostwick) Lib. J . 311
C 40.
— —— —— Work of, from the Trustee’s Point of View.
(J . Patton) ; from the .Librarian’s Point of View.
(H. M. Utley) Lib. J. 31: "5.
— — Typewriter for Card Catalogs. (C. Wandell) Lib.
J. 27: 278.
—— —— Use of. (J. Angell) Lib. J. 29: 592.
-— — Use to Municipalities. (J. S. Billings) Lib. J .
28: 293.
—— —-— Utilization of. (J. D. Brown) Library, n. s. 51
93-
- —- Ways of makinga Library Useful. (E. L. Adams)
Lib. J. 28: 286.
— —— Where ought the Emphasis to be placed in Pur-
chases? (W. E. Foster) Lib. J . 29: 229.
— - Work of Modern. (H. L. Elmendorf) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 29: 702.
— —— Work of the Small Library. (A. E. Bostwick)
Lib. J. 28: 596. '
— —. Work with Children and Schools in Public Li-
brary, Portland, Ore. (H. E. Hassler) Lib. J . 30:
214.
— —- The Year I902 among the.
54: 2753-
—— Public Schools. (A. Esdaile) Library, 71 366.
— A Quaint Old Dublin Library. (A. Peter) Gent. M.
n. s. 75: 518.
-— Research, of Denmark. (H. O. Lange) Lib. J . 29:
supp: 67.
— -—'of Sweden. (A. Andersson) Lib. J. 292 supp.
(H. Putnam) Indep.
71-
- School, Some Old Forgotten. (E. I. Baldwin) Lib.
J‘ 29: I75-
—- Southern. (M. H. Johnson) Lib. J. 28: supp. 69.
—- Special. (Robert H. Whitten) Lib. J . 311 12.
—- Specialized, The Need for. (J . H. Canfield) Indep.
61: 1155.
—-— Specialization of. (J . H. Canfield) Lib. J. 28:
820.
— State, Broadening of.
II: 22,
— Three Greatest. (J . H. Canfield) Outl. 75: 803,
—— Traveling. (L. E. Stearns) Pub. Lib. I0: 76.
—- —- as a Civilizing Force. (J. M. Good) Chant. 36:
(Melvil Dewey) Pub. Lib.
65.
—— — Growth of. (Helen E. Haines) World’s Work,
8: 52 31,
— University and other Public. (C. A. Nelson) Book-
‘ man, 18: 608.

LIBRARY
Libraries, University, Organization and Administra-
tion of. (A. H. Hopkins) Lib. J. 272 supp. IO.
— —-— Some Requirements of. (W. Austen) Ednca. R.
27: 252,
“ Libraries” and their Methods. (N. H. Dole) Nation,
76: 290.
Library and Educational Authorities, Conference at
Birmingham, 1906. Ath. ’o6, I: 578.
— and the Lecture. (F. C. Patten) Pub. Lib. II: 489.
— and the Public. (F. Weitenkampf) Munsey, 27! 813.
— and the Social Memory. (G. E. Vincent) Pub. Lib.
9: 479.=Lib. J. 291 577.
— as the Center of the Schools. (F. O. Carpenter)
Ednca. 26: 110.
— as a Factor in Modern Civilization. (W. H. P.
Fannce) Lib. J. 361 C 18.
— Browsing in a. (A. F. Webling) Temp. Bar, 129:
466. ‘
—— Business End of a. (Annie A. Pollard) Lib. J . 311
3n. =Pub. Lib. II: 355.
— College, Modern. (J . H. Canfield) Ednca. 27: I29.
——- Comfort in a. Pub. Lib. 10: 237.
—-— First in Indiana. (H. Ellis) Pub. Lib. I01 509.
— Historical in Schools. (B. Leavitt) Lib. J . 29: 180.
— How a Town can get a. (J . C. Dana) Indep. 60:
I277-
— An Ideal Domestic. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Indep. 6!:
1143-
—— in the Community. (Ernest C. Richardson) Lib. J .
31: 107.
—' in its Relation to the Elementary School. Pub.
Lib. 111541.
— in the School. Dial, 40: 73.
— in University and College Work. (W. R. Harper)
Lib. J. 27: I97.
— The Mediaeval. (E. C. Richardson) Harper, 110:
788.
— — Fittings of. Antiq. n. s. 38: 52.
— —— in Worcester Cathedral Church. (J . K. Floyer)
Archaeol. 58: 561,
—Militant, The. (H. L. Koopman) Pub. Lib. I01
331-
- The Modern Public. -(H. Bell) Booklover’s M. 7:
-515.
—— of the American University. (J . H. Canfield) Pub.
Lib. 9: 385.
- of Congress. (F. Vrooman) Arena, 36: 277,
— ——- as a National Library. (Herbert Putnam) Lib.
J . 30: C 27.
— —-— Bill to pay Architects’ Fees for. Am. Arch. go:
27.
— — Catalogue Cards, Distribution of. (C. H. Hast-
ings) Lib. J . 271 supp. 67. 28: 708.
— — Classification of, and its Printed Cards. (F. C.
Hicks) Lib. J. 31: 255.
— — Co-operation in Exchange of Duplicates through.
(A. B. Slauson) Lib. J. 28: 773.
— — Division of Bibliography, Works of. (W. D.
Johnston) Lib. J . 27: supp. 63.
— —-— Johnston on History of. (A. G. S. Josephson)
Dial, 38: 81.
— — Manuscripts in. (C. H. Lincoln) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 19: 266,
— —— a National Library for U. S. (H. Putnam) Book-
man, 151 51.
— — Print Division of. (Leila Mechlin) Studio (In-
ternat.) 26: xcv,
— -— Relation to Historical Research in the U. S.
(H. Putnam) Ednca. R. 23: 217.
— —- The Sonth’s Interest in. (J. D. Rodeffer) So.
Atlan. Q. 4: 316.
— of the Middle Temple. (E. Manson) Green Bag,
14: 475-
LIBRARY
Library, On becoming possessed of a. (J . A. Gibson)
Westm. I58: 210,
—- Place of, in Technical Education. (Alice B. Kroc-
ger) Lib. J . 30: 393. ‘
-—- Popularizing a. (E. Wilder) Pub. Lib. 7: 144.
— Public, and Allied Agencies. Lib. J . 30: 459,
— — as a Business Proposition. (H. E. Law) Lib. J .
30: 405. .
—— — as a Municipal Institution: from the Adminis-
trative Standpoint. (H. G. Wadlin) Lib. J . 311
C 30.
— -— as a Social Center. (Gratia Countryman) Pub.
Lib. 11: 5. A .
— — Books for the Foreign Population. (James H.
Canfield; Arthur E. Bostwick; J . Maud Camp-
bell) Lib. J. 31: 65.
— — the Center of the Schools.
Educa. 26: no,
— — in American Life.
30= 925-
- — One way to popularize.
Lib. I1: 12.
— — Organization of a, in a Small Town. (Eliz. D-
Renninger) Lib. J . 31: 112. — (Alice S. Tyler)
Lib. J. 31: 803.
— — a Paying Investment.
73= 494-
—- — reaching the People.
11: 237,
-—- —-— Social Side of the.
11: 69.
—— — Sphere of the.
11: 3.
— — What, Why, and Whither of the.
wick) Pub. Lib. 82 397.
— — What ’s the Use of a ?
J . 31: 808.
— Srnall, as a Library Center.
Pub. Lib. II: 9.
—-— A Unique. (C. T. Brady) Critic, 45$ 211.
— The Universal. Pub. Lib. I0: 129.
—— University. (E. L. Greene) Cath. Univ. Bull. 2: 180,
— using a, The Art of. (Louise Connolly) Lib. J . 312.
308.
—-— Why the School needs the. (J . F. Riggs) Pub. Lib.
I0: 507.
Library Accounts, Hints on. (G. H. Eustis) Pub. Lib.
I0: 7.
Library Administration on $1000 to $5000 a Year.
(Marilla W. Freeman) Pub. Lib. I0: 394. — (S. H.
Ranck) Pub. Lib. I0: 397. = Lib. J . 301 C 58.
Library Administration, Report of Committee on.
(W. R. Eastman and others) Lib. J . 29$ supp. 163.
Library Advertising. (P. B. Wright) Lib. J . 31: 86.
—-(G. F. Bowerman) Pub. Lib. 10: 335.
Library Affairs in Italy. (G. Biagi) Lib. J . 29: supp.
(F. O. Carpenter)
(Hugo Miinsterberg) Lib. J .
(E. W. Gaillard) Pub.
(F. M.‘ Crunden) Outl.
(P. B. Wright) Pub. Lib.
(J . Lichtenstein) Pub. Lib.
(R. G. Thwaites) Pub. Lib.
(A. E. Bost-
(Anna G. Rockwell) Lib.
(Emma F. Wakeman)
57.
Library Architecture Abroad. (A. D. F. Hamlin)
Lib. J. 3!: 710.
— from the Librarian’s Point of View. (W. H. Brett)
Lib. J. 31: 049.
Library Association of the United Kingdom. Meet-
ing at Birmingham, 1902. Ath. ’oz, 2: 452,
— — at Leeds, 1903. Library, n. s. 4: 411. — Ath. ’o3,
2: 347, 414. —Lib. J. 28: 776.
—— -—- at New-Castle-upon-Tyne, 1904. (W. E. Double-
day) Library, n. s. 5: 404. — Lib. J. 292 541.
—— — at Cambridge, 1905. (J . Ballinger) Library, n. s. ‘
6: 428.-Ath. ’o5, 2: 276, 303.
~— - I906. Lib. J . 31: 720. —Ath. ’o6, 2: 272, 302.
—State, How should the Program be made to be of
Use to Small Libraries? (I. F. Farrar) Pub. Lib.
7= 363- .
374
LIBRARY
Library (Associations and Clubs. (J . C. Dana) Lib. J .
30: 21,
-— Purpose of. (J . C. Dana) Lib. J . 28: 776.
—- State and Local; what they can do for Library In-
terests. (J . C. Dana) Lib. J . 30: C 17,
Library Building for a Small College. (G. T. Little)
Lib. J . 28: 290,
Library Buildings. (S. H. Ranck) Pub. Lib. I0: 402.
— and Book Stacks. (B. R. Green) Lib. J. 312 C 52.
—— Architectural Competitions for. (W. T. Partridge)
Lib. J. 29: 4:3.
—— Branch. (R. F. Almiral) Lib. J . 311 C46.
— Carnegie, in New York. Archit. Rec. 17: 237.
-— Cost of, compared with other Buildings. (W. E.
Henry) Pub. Lib. 8: 64.
— from the Librarian’s Standpoint. (Alta L. Stans-
bury) Pub. Lib. II: 495.
— Modern. (C. C. Soule) Archit. R. 9: I.
— Need of an A. L. A. Collection of Plans. (C. C.
Soule) Pub. Lib. II: 429.
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-— Wrestling Match with Lorenzo Dow Thompson,
1832. (F. E. Stevens) M. of Hist. I: 86.
Lincoln, England. Etching by W. Ball. Art J. 581
I
38.
-— The Fair of, and “ Histoire de Guillaume le Maré-
chal.” (T. F. Tout) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 240.
-—— Ramble through. (L. Teale) Sund. M. 34: 73 5.
Lincoln, Neb., Carnegie Library Building. Lib. J .
27: 944-
Lincoln Farm; a Park of Patriotism. R. of Rs.
(N. YJ3:-s= =93-
Lincoln Memorial University, Cumberland Gap.
O. Howard) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 299,
-—- Folk of the Cumberland Gap. (O. O. Howard)
Munsey, 27: 506.
Lincoln’s Inn, Lord-Lieutenant of.
Antiq. n. s. 42: 452. ,
-—_ The Origin of. (G. J . Turner) Ath. ’o6, 2: 335.
Lindholm; the Isle in the Morass, and its Remark-
able Traditions. (H. Brierley) Gent. M. n. s. 722
(O.
(W. C. Bolland)
185.
Lindner, Moffat P., Artist, and his Venice Water-
colors. Studio (Internat.) 23: 185.
Lindsey, Ben B., Judge, and his Work. (Helen Grey)
World To-day, I0: 368. —Char. I3: 79. —(W. M.
Raine) Am. M. 60: 164. — (L. Stefiens) McClure,
27: 563. 28: 74, I6’-’.—Arena, 35: 35o.—(H. J.
Haskell) Outl. 80: 497.
Lindsey, Robert Bertie, 1st Earl. (G. A. P. Dewar)
Long-m, 42: 174.
Line Drawings, Machine-made, for the Illustration of
Scientific Papers. (R. A. Daly) Am. J . Sci. 169:
227,
Linen, History and Hygiene of. (H. C. O’Neil) Over-
land, 11. s. 40: 474,
Lines of Information, their Value to Strategy and
Tactics. (A. W. Greely) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36:
224,
Lingo of M’sieur, The. (Mary R. S. Andrews) Scrib.
M, 31: 472,
Linguistic Reform, Real.
83: 366.
Linguistics, General and Comparative, for the Classi-
cal Student. (C. L. Meader) School R. 12: 390,
Lining of the Cloud, The. (Harrison Rhodes) Book-
lover’s M. 6: 527.
Linnell, William. Gent. M. n. s..._77: 440.
Linnet, The. (E. and J . Grinnell).Land,({f Sun. I 3: go.
Linnet-singing as an East London Diversion. (Ralph
D. Paine) Outing, 451 387.
Linotype, Introduction of the.
R. 13: 251.
Lion, The California. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
2: 80,
Lion and the Lamb, The. (M. S. Daggett) Outl. 83:
(F. J. Mather,-jr.) Nation,
(G. E. Barnett) Yale
761.
Lion and the Mouse. (C. Klein) Critic, 49: 54, 149,
242.
-—- -—— in Story Form.
Lion-house in N. Y. Zoiilogical Park.
Cent. 45: 79.
Lion-hunt on the Zambesi.
To-day. 9= 1309-
Lion-hunters and Lady Carlisle. (I. Taylor) 19th Cent,
: 86.
Lions-Iiuiiting on Gorongoza’s Plain. (E. S. Grogan)
Outing. 46= 347.
Lion-tamer, Diary of a. (Claire Heliot) Cosmopol. 41:
(C. Johnson) Am. M. 62: 179.
(H. F. Osborn)
(C. W. G. Morris) World
463-,
Lion’s Whelp, The. (A. MacGowan) Munsey, 34:
718,
378
mouon ~'
Lions in British East Africa. Chamb. J . 83: 782.
-—— Man-hunting by. (Mrs. S. L. Hinde) Blackw. 178:
192. = Liv. Age, 246: 687,
-—- Presented to Pres. Van Buren and Pres. Roosevelt.
(F. A. Crandall) Nation, 78: 11.
Lions in the Way. (D. L. Hastings) Atlan. 89: 754.
Lip-reading, Early Instance of. (H. C. Bolton) Soi-
euce, n. s. 17: 631.
Lippi, Fra Filippo, with portrait, life, and biblio-
graphy. Mast. in Art, 6: 465.
Lippji, Félippino, Two Paintings by. (C. Phillips) Art
. : I.
Lips that were sealed.
78: 385.
Lipsius, Justus, The Letters of.
Meth. R. 64: 255. _
Liquefaction of Gases and Continuity of State. (J .
Dewar) Science, n. s. 151 533, 567.
Liquid Air, Limitations of. Am. Arch. 79: 6.
—— the Knudsen System. Knowl. n. s. 3: 539.
—- Production and Applications. (J . Dewar) Nature,
(Alma M. Estabrook) Lippinc.
(K. P. Harrington)
721 352-
Liquid Surfaces, Lecture Experiment on Surface Ten-
sion and Superficial Viscosity. (J . E. Burbank)
Am. J. Sci. I65: 140,
Liquids, Molecular Weights of, with a Few Words
about Association. (C. L. Speyers) Am. J . Sci.
-167: 427,
Liquor. Alcoholic Excess and the Licensing Bill.
(T. Godfrey) Fortn. 82: 135.
—and Politics. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 79: 516. —
Ed. R. 200: 228,
Liquor Legislation in Vermont.
Nation, 74: 500.
-—English Bill, 1904. Spec. 921 444, 629» 872.-Sat.
R. 97: 515.
Liquor Licenses, Compensation for.
Westm. I61: 540,
-—- Birmingham Scheme of Surrender.
lain) National, 41: 396,
— A Practical Scheme for Solving the Problem. (C.
H. Tripp) National, 41: 817.
— Question of, in England. (H. M. Adler) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 514.
—— Reduction and Surrender of.
Monthly R. 15, no. 2: 66,
Liquor Licensing Bill, English, 1904. (D. Freeman)
Indep. R. 3: 95. —Sund. M. 33: 374.
Liquor Problem, The. (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 37:
no p.
Liquor Question in some American Cities and States.
(H. S. Hanna and others) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 23: 371.
Liquor Reform, Russian Results of.
Outl. 70: 120.
Liquor-selling; the Tip and his Trade. (D. C. Ped-
der) Monthly R. I2, no. 3, 66,
Liquor Trade, Finance and. (T. Shaw) Indep. R. 4:
(D. MacG. Means)
(D. Freeman)
(A. Chamber-
(H. J . Craufurd)
(G. Kennan)
533-
—— in England. The Drink Monopoly and the National
Revenue. (E. Robertson) 19th Cent. 57: 1034.
-— in the United Kingdom, Regulation of. Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 495.
-—- Liberalism and the Local Veto, in England. (J . E.
Allen) Indep. R. 11: 338.
-— Local Option, Aspects of.
ti0n9 7 5‘ 395-
— Norwegian System of Control of. (J . Seth) Con-
temp. 9°: 861.
— Public Control of, in Sweden and __Norway. (M.
Alger) Arena,33: 134, T/-1"
-— Public-House Trusts. (Earl of Carlisle) Monthly
R. 6, no. 22' 34. —- (E. Hesketh) Econ. J. 12: 334,
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
mouon
Liquor Trade; the State Dispensary of South Carolina,
(Freeman Tilden) World To-day, 11: 739.
’Lisbeth. (E. Elliott) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 180.
Lisbon the Fair. (H. C. Chatfield—Taylor) Cosmopol.
371 675-
Lischy, Jacob. Report to Bishop Augustus G. Span-
genberg. (W. J . Hinke) Ref. Ch. R.~ 52: 517.
Lislebourg and Petit Leith. (T. G. Law) Scot. Hist.
R. 1: 19.
Lissajous Figures. (H. C. Richards) J . Frankl. Inst.
153: 269.
Listening, Tact in. Sat. R. 98: 292.=Liv. Age, 243:
563. =Ecl. M. 144: 114,
Lister Institute. Science, 11. s. 18: 219,
Listerism. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 616.
Listlessness, Mental. Spec. 92: 44. ‘
Liszt, Franz.~ Acad. 69: 1033. —With portrait. (S.
C. Pratt) Booklover’s M. 2: 277.—With portrait
and bibliography. Mast. in Music, 3: 97.
-—and his Carolyne. (Gustav Kobbé) No. Am. 181:
101,
-— Letters of. (H. T. Finck) Nation, 75: 35.
—— Personality of. (W. S. B. Mathews) Music, 21:
213,
— Program Pieces by. Music, 22: 5 3,
Literary Adviser, Confessions of a.
620,
Literary Agent, The.
Bookman, 23:
Bookman, 24: 134,
— “ Commercialization of Literature ” and the.
Fortn. 86: 355.
Literary Art, Ethics of. (Maurice Thompson) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 3: 211.
Literary Associations of the American Embassy. (F.
S. A. Lowndes) Fortn. 83: 1031.'—“-Ecl. M. 145:
3o6.:Liv. Age, 246: 67,
Literary Carpenter, The, and some Recent Books.
(F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 24: 50.
“ Literary Center,” The. (M. A. De W. Howe) Atlan.
92: 346.
Literary Compositions, Law of Names for.
Steiner) Green Bag, 16: 643,
Literary Conquest and the Idea in the Air. (S. Searles)
Bookman, 20: 61,
Literary Controversy, Art of. (R. E. Vernede) Mac-
mil. 87: 179.
Literary Clubs, London. (Arthur Goodrich and others)
Bookman, 21: 242, 392, 576, 22: 17, 216, 403, 23:
(B: C.
335-
Literary Color-box, The. Sat. R. 99: 553.
Literary Criticism, Phases of. (L. Mead) Dial, 32:
Literary Critics and Criticism. (H. W. Elson) Bk.
News, 23: 143.
Literary Elbow-grease. Chamb. J . 83: 63,
Literary Forgers. (C. Whibley) Cornh. 85: 624. =
Bookman, 15: 273.
Literary “ Ghost; ” how it works.
Donagh) Chamb. J . 80: 772.
Literary Heroism, Our F orefathers’. (L. Sears) M. of
Hist. 4: 47. '
Literary History, Meaning of.
200: 1,
Literary Horrors Club, The; verse.
Bookman, 23: 373.
Literary Instinct, American.
113.
Literary Institute, A, as Proposed by Robert Southey
and Sir Henry Taylor. (W. M. Colles) Acad. 65:
(Michael Mac-
(Oliver Eaton) Quar.
(Wallace Irwin)
(C. L. Moore) Dial, 38:
729-
Literary Life, The. (Laurence Hutton) Critic, 46:
43-
-— for Women; does it pay? (Jeannette L. Gilder)
Am. M. 60: 3.
379
l
LlTERATURE
Literary Men of the Day. (G. W. Smalley) McClure,
20:
53-
—- on the Stage. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 98: 457.
Literary Methods. (James H. Collins) Bookman, 23:
443:
Literary Parasite, The. (L. Selleck) Bookman, 19:
46.
Literary Perspective. Dial, 39: 77,,
Literary Pilgrimage, The. (R. L. Hartt) Atlan. 91:
8
2 3 ,
Literary Portraits from the ’60’s. (J . McCarthy) Har-
per, 107: 763.
Literary Press-agent, Confessions of a. Bookman, 24:
335-
Literary Recollections of a Golden Age. (A. I. Shand)
Sat. R. 101: 485, 520, 583,
Literary Study, Aims and Methods of. (W. P. Trent)
Sewanee, I2: I.
Literary Success, A. (Alice L. Lee) New Eng. M. n. s.
31. 365.
Literary Tastes, Other Persons’. (VV. Larremore)
Bookman, 23: 327.
Literary Temperament, The.
man, 18: "
(F. M. Colby) Book-
48)-
-— and Literary Coteries.
317-
Literary Temperament, A; a story.
Cosmopol. 37: 695.
(J. M. Bullock) Lamp, 27:
(A. H. Adams)
Literary Values. Acad. 65: I6._— (J . Burroughs) Cent.
41: 853.
Literature, Advertisement and. (A. Lang) Indep. 5 5:
2088.
—— and Democracy. (J . D. Miller) Arena, 27: 282,
—- and the Doctor’s Degree. (I. Babbitt) Nation, 83:
238. V
—and Ethics. Dial, 41: 81.—(T. W. Hunt) Meth.
R. 65: 22,
— and History. (C. L. Falkner) Monthly R. I 5, no. 23
96. = Liv. Age, 241: 621,
— and the Living Voice. (W. B. Yeats) Contemp. 90:
472-
- and the Moral Code. (A. Schinz) Internat. J . Ethics,
16: 464,
— and National Feeling.
Chi-o_n. 5: 1.
— and Politics. Chamb. J . 83! 627.
— Appraisal of. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 75: 87.
—— Art and Free Will in. (C. F. Keary) Fortn. 77: 628.
=Ec1. M. 139: 109.
— as a Practical Force in England. (J . M. Bullock)
Lamp, 29: 117.
— as a Pursuit. (T. W. Higginson) Critic, 47: 163.
—- The Basis of. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Dial, 38: 346.
— The Birth of. Liv. Age, 249: 701.
—- Business Side of.‘ Chamb. J . 80: 37.
— Commerce of. Westm. 166: 595.
— Commercialization of. (H. Holt) Atlan. 96: 577.
— Comparative, What is ? (C. M. Gayley) Atlan. 923
56.
— Concerning some of the Enfants trouvés of. (M. M.
Currie) 19th Cent. 56: 126.
-—— Continental, A Causerie on Current.
Wilson) Fortn. 84: 356.
— —- A Year of, 1903. Dial, 35: 53.
— -' — I9°4- Dial, 37: I95. 225-
-—A Curiosity of. (H. B. Baker) Gent. M. n. s. 72:
(B. Perry) Calif. Univ.
(W. Lawler-
347-
- A Definition of. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull.
8: 429,
— Do our Girls take an Interest in ? (Margarita Yates)
Monthly R. 23, no. 1: 120. =Liv. Age, 249: 387.
- Enduring Qualities in. (W. T. Scott) Meth. R. 64:
87- .
LITERATURE
Literature, for Admission to College. (M. H. Shad-
ford) Educa. R. 27: 410.
-—- French, Recent. (E. Lee) Library, n. e. 4: 403.
-—- in Elementary Schools. (Katherine H. Shute)
School R. 14: 484,
-— in 1906. Acad. 71: 649.
—— in School. Dial, 371 293.
-—— in the 20th Century. (Brander Matthews) No. Am.
I79: 513.
-- Is it becoming Benevolent? Grub Street To-day.
(J . M. Bullock) Lamp, 27: 113.
-—- Literary Teaching vs. Teaching of. (F. J . Mather,
jr.) Nation, 83: 218.
—— Memory Work in.
224,
-—- Mob Spirit in. (H. D. Sedgwick) Atlan. 96: 9.
—-— Modern, Trend of. (J . I. Hennemann) Sewanee,
11: 161,
-— Mute, Inglorious.
(C. A. Smith) School R. 12:
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 83:
344-
-— Nature of. (Violet Paget) Contemp. 86: 377, 645.
-— Needs the Light of History. (Eliz. H. Avery) Educa.
25: 212,
-—— of Devotion. (W. A. Quayle) Meth. R. 64: 36.
— of Dirt, Doubt, and Despair. (J . T. Smith) Am.
Cath. Q. 28: 130,
-— of Exposure. (G. W. Alger) Atlan. 96: 210,
-— Originality and Convention in. (F. B. Gummere)
Quar. 204: 26.
—- The Pictorial or the Creative in ? (L. B. Ellis) New
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 179.
— Practical Side of Preparation in. H. Shackford)
School R. 14: 223,
-—- The Prospects of. (C. Whibley) Liv. Age, 247:
439-
-— Reader’s Contribution to Power of. -(O. N. Firkins)
Bib. Sac. 61: 89.
-- Real Forces in. (E. Fuller) Atlan. 91: 270, _
-— The Sanctity of. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull.
2: I47. W
-— Standards in. (E. Phillpotts) Critic, 48: 181.
' — State Discouragement of. Watson) Fortn. 81:
266, '
-—- Study and Teaching of.
Chic. Rec. 1: 337, 345.
-—Teaching. (F. C. Prescott) Nation, 83: 240.-—(T.
W. Cowgill) Nation, 83: 326. —(W. P. Trent)
Sewanee, I2: 461,
-—— below the College.
26: 474.
-— — in Colleges. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 82: 296.
-— To the Lamp-bearers. (E. Phillpotts) Monthly R.
2Ia.n0- 3: 44-
— vs. Philology. (C. W. Super) Nation, 82: 343,
— When it is not a Livelihood. (J . M. Bullock) Lamp,
29= 299-
- Where it is growing Weak. (J . M. Bullock) Lamp,
28: 32,
Literature Studies for Adult Classes.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 1: 515. 2:
Literaturitis, a Modern Disease.
man, 21: 97. ,
Lithographs in Color, German. (H. W. Singer) Stu-
dio (Internat.) 21: 305. .
Lithography, German, of To-day. Critic, 41: 551,
Lithuania to the Chicago Stockyards, From; an Auto-
biography. (A. Kaztauskis) Indep. 57: 241,
Little Beach Boy, The. (L. Bright) Everybody’s, I3:
(O. L. Triggs) Univ. of
(J. W. Heermans) Educa.
(C. B. Bradley)
17.
(A. Schinz) Book-
91-
Little Bobby of the Streets. (Carlotta Reynal) Over-
land, n. s. 45: 559.
Little Bo-peep. (Myra Kelly) McClure, 28: 115,
Little Boy, The. (M. Byron) Eel. M. 140: 60.
380
LITTLE
“ Little Breeches ;” Incident on which it was written
‘ by John Hay. Out West, 23! 332.
Little Brother of the Books, A. (Josephine D. Daskam)
Scrib. M. 32: 400.
Little Brown Ann ; a story. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I8: 321,
Little Brown Horse, A. (J . H. Tuckerman) Outing,
48: 161.
Little Candle, A; a story.
109: 139.
Little Canoe, The. (H. W. Phillips) Cent. 45: 72.
Little Child shall lead them, A. (F. H. Williams)
Lippinc. 73: 179.
Little Comedy at Gordann’s, A.
ton’s M. 8: 786.
Little Coyote. (Mary Austin) -Atlan. 89: 249.
Little Cruise of the “ Violetta ; ” a story. (A. Colton)
Harper, I06: 452,
Little Deal in Salt, A. (J . M. Oxeley) Chamb. J . 79¢
sl1PP- 34-
Little Diplomat, A ; a story. (F. N. Stratton) Munsey,
313 49°-
Little Dog, A. (G. Morris) Cent. 46: 32, _
Little Dunker, A. (Jennette Lee) Harper, I13: 468.
Little England Myth, The. (S. Somerset) Contempi
(M. A. Bacon) Harper,
(Leo Crane) Apple-
85: 61.
Little ’EJro, A. (G. G. Magnus) Good Words, 43: 82.
Little False God, A. (E. A. Smith) Good VVords, 442
491-
Little Fat Fiddler, The; a story. (S. H. Adams) Mc-
Clure, 22: 652.
Little F lyer in Love, A;
Clure, 21: 618,
Little-girl-afraid-of-a-dog. (Mary E. W. Freeman)
Harper, 1142 15.
Little Girl in the Big Ship, The.
Cosmopol. 39: 417.
Little Girls Kingdom. (V. T. Peacock) Lippinc. 73:
a story. (L. Osbourne) Mc-
(M. S. Nordau)
93-
Little God in a Grocery, The. (F. R. Weir) Overland,
n. s. 48: 123.
Little Gods, The; a story. (C. H. T. Hills) Temp.
Bar, 130: 541.
Little Green Goblin of Goblinville. (J . B. Naylor)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 607, 23: 74.
Little Israel; a story of San Francisco.
Bailey) Overland, n. s. 46: 521.
Little Joys of Margaret, The; a story. (R. Le Galli-
enne) Harper, I11: 422,
Little Lad, The; a story. (V. H. Friedlaender) Temp.
Bar. I33= 173-
Little Lady Leaflet.
I (Grace H.
(M. Bowen-Colthurst) Sund. M.
34= 153-
Little. Matter of Law, A. (G. B. Lancaster) Every-
body’s, I3: 446.
Little Matter of Real Estate, A ; a story. (M. Kelly)
McClure, 21: 130,
Little Meret; Greencoat Henry’s Story. (G. Keller)
Poet-Lore, 17, no. 3: 50.
Little Millions. (Francis Lynde) Scrib. M. 40: no.
Little Monkey. Chamb. J . 81: 511.
Little More, The. (Eliz. G. Rowe) New Eng. M. n. s.
32: 431.
Little Mothers’ Training School, The. (Anna M. Reed)
Overland, n. s. 42: 151.
Little People of the Sycamore, The ; an animal story.
(C. G. D. Roberts) Idler, 23: 180.
Little Pioneer, A. (G. V. Mighels) Harper, I10: 828,
Little Revenge, The. (Mary R. S. Andrews) Scrib. M.
34: 2°4-
Little Rock, Ark.
21: 131.
Little 8Rugby; a story. (R. R. Gilson) Harper, I08:
5° - '
(G. R. Brown) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
LITTLE
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, The. (J . Fox, jr.)
Scrib. M. 33: 85-34= 183.
Little Silver Heart, The; a story. (Josephine D.
Bacon) Harper, I13: 762, _
Little Sister; a story. (R. R. Gilson) Harper, I05: 403.
Little Sister of the Poor, The. Liv.'Age, 237: 794,
Little Sister to the East Side, A; a story. (E. Hoyt)
Everybody’s, II: 324,
Little Stories of Plucky Men. World’s Work, 10: 65 52.
Little Story of a Child, A. (M. W. Higginson) Outl.
84: 476.
Little Surprise, A; a story. (M. S. Cutting) McClure,
21: I4. -
Little Unpleasantness at New Hope, The.
wards) Cent. 42: 433.-
Little White Bird, The.
161-616.
Little Yellow Man, The ; a story. Cornh. 91: 624.
Littlemore, Eng., Newman’s. (Louise I. Guiney) Cath.
World, 83: 820,
Littlest Boy and Santa Claus.
701 754-
Littorina Litorea, Shell of. (R. P. Bigelow and -E. P.
Rathbun) Am. Natural. 37; I 71.
Liturgical Contradictions, Some. (W. S. Pratt) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 91 -I39. '
Liturgical Forms, Use of, in Worship.
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 8: n1.
Liturgical Languages and their Uses.
Conserv. R. 5: 105.
Liturgy, Anglican, Alleged Papal Sanction of. (J . H.
Pollen) Month, I00: 274,
—- More, or More Life ? (C. M. Giflin) Meth. R. 62: 71.
—— The Roman and Early Gallican. (H. Lucas) Month,
9 I 29.
—- Russian. Bib. Sac. 61: 166,
Live Embers. (Anna A. Rogers) Cosmopol. 39: 313.
Live Wire, The. (N. L. McClung) Canad. M. 27: [23,
“Lively,” Ship, Adventures of the. (W. S. Lewis)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 3: I, 81,
— What became of the. (L. G. Bugbee) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 32 I41.
Livermore, Mary A. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 34: 185,
Livermore Valley, the France of America. (F. A.
Marriott) Overland, n. s. 46: 284,
Liverpool, Art Annals of. (E. R. Dibdin) Art J . 56:
12, 217,
— Cathedral and Diocese of. Church Q. 59: I66.
—— Demand for a University. (R. Muir) National, 38:
776-
—— Museum and Laboratory of Zoology at. Nature,
73: 88. .
—-— Religious Life of, since 1850. Sund. M. 34: 566,
(H. S. Ed-
(J . M. Barrie) Scrib. M. 32:
(E. L. Sabin) Lippinc.
(E. P. Parker)
(M. M. Snell)
647.
-—School of Art. Art J. 57: I23, 58: 295,
— — Work by. Studio (Internat.) I6: I70,
Lives hallowed by Faith; a tale. (M. Clifford) Cath.
World, 77: 611.
Living, Adequate Standard of, Cost of an. (C. Good-
year) Char. I7: 315.
— Earning One’s. (A. C. Ripley) -Craftsman, 6: 294,
—— Efiective. (B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ. Chron. 7:
122,
——- on $12 a Week. (Annie W. Noel) Indep. 59: 95 7,
— Mere, More Joy in. (C. L. Hunt) Chant. 36: 609.
—— The Standard of. (P. W. Ayres) Char. 9: 216, _
— —— Social Significance of the. (F. Tucker) Char. I7:
299-
—- Why the Cost of, is Rising. Indep. 60: 632,
Living Hours; a play. (A. Schnitzler) Poet-Lore, 17,
no. I! 36.
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Livin’-out Girls; a story.
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Lizzie Lindsay’s Tryst; a story.
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Llano Estacado, El; an Idyl of Thanksgiving.
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—— Contractors’. (J . F. Gairns) Cassier, 29: 239, 319.
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(C. Rous-
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423-
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8-
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(H. Hale) Cas-
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London. (P. Landon) Fortn. 83: 45. = Liv. Age,
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— Aldwich in. (L. Gomme) Macmil. 88: 199.
(H. Pope) Am.
(H. W. Brom-
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London, American Memorials in. (J . K. Colford)
Good Words, 44: 867,
-—— Among the Submerged in. (M. F. Quinlan) Cath.
World, 83: 179.
.— Amusements of the Poor in.
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(P. Alden) World To-,
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581 545-
— Betterment of.
109.
— Bloomsbury District. Sat. R. 98: 358,
— Bohemian, Convivial, and Gastronomic. (J . Knight)
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——Bow Church, Cheapside.
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— Cab in, Centenary of the. (H. C. Moore) Good
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—- Cabby of. (S. Brooks) Harp. W. 50: 1275, _
-—— Census, 1901, Study of. (T. A. Welton) J . Statis.
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— Changes in. Acad. 62: 507, =E<;1, M, 139: 410,
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575- 751 79-474-
— Charm of. Spec. 94: 741.
— Charterhouse and its Old Water Supply. (VV. H.
St. John Hope) Archseol. 58: 293.
— Christ’s Hospital School, Ceremonies of.
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—- Church Work in, Some Notes on Mr. Booth’s Ac-
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— Citizens of. (V. E. Stackhouse) Indep. 54: 2930.
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—— Collegiate Church of St. Saviour, Southwark. An-
tiq. n. s. 41: 63.
— compared with Paris. (L. Gomme) Cornh. 93: 461.
— Congestion and Cross-trafiic in. (G. S. C. Swinton)
19th Cent. 53: 821,
— Continuity of. Acad. 64: 131.
— Cooke’s Highways and Byways in.
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flicted. (R. Jones) Westm. I 53! 409.
— — Elections for, 1904. (G. L. Bruce) Indep. R. 2:
337- i
— -— Socialistic Government of London. (C. E. Rus-
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—- Court Theater and Mr. G. B. Shaw. R.
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(H. Richards) Monthly R. 8, no. 3:
(A. W. Hutton) Sund.
(V. H.
(M. S. Still-
LONDON
London, Courts of, A Philadelphia Lawyer in.
Learning) Green Bag, 18: 444, 496, 544,
—— Darkest, With Mr. Plasley in. (George Ade) Idler,
30: 368.
—- Dock Centenary of. (C. Ray) Good Words, 46: 340.
— Docks of. (F. W. Hodgdon) Am. Arch. 771 62.
—— East End, at Play. (R. D. Paine) Outing, 45: 564.
-— —— Bank Holiday in. Spec. 97: 194.
— —— Evening Students in. Spec. 95: 1029,
— — Isolation of. Spec. 97: 429.
-— — Library in, VVorking of a. I/Vestm. I68: 562.
—— Education in. (S. Webb) I9th Cent. 54: 561.
—- — and the Act of 1902. Quar. I971 627. — (C. Bre-
reton) Fortn. 79: I95.
— —— New Authority for.
53= 4°3-
—- — New Control of. Nature, 69: 344, 420.
— Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, 1813-73. (A. Abrahams)
Antiq. n. s. 42: 61, 139, 225,
—— Electric Railways in. (R. P. Porter) J . Soc. Arts,
53: 231,
—— Electric Transit in. (I. N. Ford) Cent. 41: 399.
— Electrification of the Underground Railway. (H.
G. Archer) Good Words, 46: 448.—Nature, 66:
(T.
(E. L. Stanley) 19th Cent.
296.
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— Exhibitions, I905. (F. Rinder) Art J. 571 225.
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— Exposition of 1851. (May B. Edmonds) Calif. M.
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— Fire-Protection for, New.
Cent. 59: 656.
— from a ’Bus—top. (S. Brooks) Harper, I07: 885. —
(Ralph D. Paine) Outing, 46: 676.
—— Gardens of. Spec. ’o4, 93: 591.
— Government of, Recent Changes in.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 237.
-— Green Park. (W. M. J. Williams) Gent. M. n. s.
(A. M. Watson) 19th
(H. M. Adler)
71: I75-
- Habitations of the Poor in. (P. Alden) World To-
day. 5= 132
-— Hard Times in. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 55: 73.
-— the Heart of the Empire. (N. Patterson) Canad. M.
26: 1,
-—- Houses in, Picturesque Old. (T. R. Way) Studio
(Internat.) 25: 317.
-— Impressions of. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 83: 211.
-—- in Coronation Time. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 3: 1.
- in December. Spec. 97: 977.
-— in the 18th Century, Besant’s. (H. W. Horwill)
Nation, 76: 521. —Ath. ’o3, I: 135.——(A. H. N011)
Dial, 34: 400.--(A. L. Cross) Am. Hist. R. 9:
154. -— (R. Davey) Sat. R. 96: 390.
-— in the Lane. (W. Raymond) 19th Cent. 54: 642. =
Ecl. M. 1411 32I.=Liv. Age, 239: 330.
-—- In London Chambers. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Lippinc.
73: 671.
- In Midmost. (F. H. Stead) Char. 17: 65.
— in the ’70’s, Artistic, Literary, and Bohemian. (J .
H. Hager) Bookman, I4: 615. I5: 141, 263,
-— in the Time of the Stuarts, Besant’s. (R. Davey)
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— in the Time of the Tudors, Besant’s. (A. H. Noll)
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Dial, 38: 121,—Ath. ’04, 2: 581,
-— in Transformation.
-—- in Verse. (B. Solomon) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 234,
-—- Inns of ; Mine Ease in Mine Inn. (T. H. S. Escott)
Chamb. J. 80: 77,
—— Inns of Court, Education for the Bar in. (J . P.
Hill) Green Bag, 15: 114,
-— Laid Open [Excavation]. (J . H. Macmichael) Gent.
M. n. s. 75: 623.
—— Landlady in. Chamb. J . 80: 110,
MM
LONDON
London, Landlords of, Great. Chamb. J. 79: 253.
— Letters from a Westmorland Man in, 1719-34. (S.
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-— Libraries of, Public. (A. L. Clarke) Library, 11. s.
3‘ I35-
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— Literary Reminiscences. Acad. 62: 607.
— Literary Reminiscences of Chancery Lane. Acad.
62: 195,
— Locomotion in, Royal Commission on. (M. Salomon)
Nature, 67: 346.
— — Tangle of. (S. Low) I9th Cent. 521 922. = F ortn.
77: 112,
— Map of, A Neglected, I 572.
’06, 1: 397.
— Mediaeval, Besant’s.
101,
— Microcosm of. Ath. ’04, 2: 618.
— Milk Trade from within. (C. Hassard) Econ. R.
(Alfred Marks) Ath.
(Alfred Marks) Nation, 83:
153 74-
— Misrule of Material London. (C. L. Eastlake)
Longm. 44: 252.
— Municipal Collection, A, of the Reign of King John.
(M. Bateson) Eng. Hist. R. I7: 480, 707,
— Municipal Concert Hall for. (F. Verney) 19th Cent.
58: 561,
—— a Municipal Democracy.
40: 589.
— Musical. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 93: 138,
-— Mystery of Change. Acad. 62: 507. = Liv. Age,
234: 124,
—— New, and its Ways.
W6
-— Night Side of. (John Corbin) Bk. Buyer, 25: 149.
—- of King Edward VII. (B. Bigelow) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
(F. C. Howe) Scrib. M.
(Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 75:
I6: 530, ~ '
— Old Customs of. Am. Arch. 83: 30,
-—- Older Memories of. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 94: 261,
291» 325-
— Overcrowding of. Crux of the Question.
Arts, 50: 242.
— Palaces of, Royal. Ed. R. I96: 139,
-— Pall Mall and Outward. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 98:
J. Soc.
73. 1°5-
—— Pauperism in. Spec. 95: 1112,
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— People of the Abyss, London’s.
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-—- Peregrinations of a Cockney in. Blackw. I79: 634.
—- Piccadilly, New. (H. B. Philpott) Pall Mall M.
27: 1.
—— Poor in, Lives of the.
81: 396,
— Poor of, Harvest of the. (Bessie Hatton) Chamb.
J. 792 282. =Liv. Age, 233: 623,
— Port of. (Earl Egerton of Tatton) 19th Cent. 52:
94.=Am. Arch. 77: 63. -— (F. Miller) Fortn. 78:
796.-— (B. W. Ginsburg) J. Soc. Arts, 51: 269.——
Quar. 197: 252.
— ——~ Government Measure for.
National, 42: 712,
— Post-office, Directory of; a Veritable Magnum Opus.
(W. B. Robertson) Chamb. J . 83: I 54.
— Poverty in the World’s Greatest Metropolis. (Lady
H. Somerset) Cosmopol. 36: 259.
—- Rapid Transit Plans for. (W. H. Y. Webber) Pall
Mall M. 27: 428.
— Rebuilding of . (C. Roberts) World’s Work, 5: 2719,
(T. D. A. Cock-
(H. J enner-Fust) Chamb. J .
(H. D. Le Marchant)

LONDON
London, Relation of, to Quasi-public Works.
Gomme) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 324.
—— Religion of, C. Booth on. Outl. 76: 1038.
— Religious Influences in. (H. N. Birt) Dub. R. 137:
51, 286. -
— Religious Life of, Mudie-Smith on. Ath. ’O4, 1:
329~——Spec-93: 258-
- Rivers of, Vanished. (A. W. Jarvis and P. G. Cam-
bray) Good Words, 44: 707,
—- Rural. (H. B. Philpott) Good Words, 44: 638.
—— St. Anselm’s Church, Mayfair. (F. H. Mansford)
Archit. Rec. 14: 360.
— St. James Hall. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 89: I030.
— St. Michael’s Wood Street, Destroyed Church of.
Archaeol. 58: 189.
—— St. Paul’s Cathedral.
738. .
— — and its Bookselling Tenants. (H. R. Plomer)
Library, 11. s. 3: 261,
-— — Crown of London.
sey, 28: 294.
— — Electric Lighting of.
lid, 28: 129,
— — Monuments in. (A. Higgins) I9th Cent. 53: 786.
— School Board, Demise of. (J . H. Yoxall) Cornh. 89:
665. .
— Schools and the Poor. (L. Stickney) Educa. R. 24:
(G.
(W. Sinclair) Sund. M. 33:
(R. H. Titherington) Mun-
(H. C.Marillier) Pall Mall
I99-
— Shop Architecture in. (A. Webb) I9th Cent. 60:
165,
—— Signs in, and their Associations. (J . H. MacMi-
chael) Antiq. n. s. 40: 216, 240, 364. 41: 100, 224,
344,456-
— Sketch Club and its Members.
Studio (Internat.) 21: 21,
— A Smokeless. (W. C. Popplewell) Cassier, 21: 206,
— Society in. (Emily H. Westfield) Cosmopol. 33: 363.
— Spell of. Sat. R. 99: 658.
— Stage in, American Invasion of.
Cosmopol. 33: 25.
— Statues in. Acad. 67: 236.
—Stock Exchange. (H. Norman and G. C. Ashton
Jonson) Cent. 44: 177.
—— Street Names in, Some.
(L. Van Der Veer)
(H. G. Rhodes)
(W. J . Loftie) Antiq. n. s.
41: 19,
— Streets of. (Sir H. Smith) Blackw. 178: 640, 179:
693.
— Suburbs of, Formation of. Char. I2: 960,
—-— Sunday in. (C. M. Mew) Temp. Bar, 132: 703.
—- Temple, Inner and Middle, Bellot on. Ath. ’o2, 2:
8.
—— Tower; Historical Notes.
Mall M. 27: 46,
— Traffic Board for. (J . B. Firth) Fortn. 84: 485.
—- Trafic in. (G. S. C. Swinton) J . Soc. Arts, 54-: 437,
— (G. S. C. Swinton) 19th Cent. 58: 389. -—Sat. R.
100: 107.
— — Statistics of. (E. J . Harper) J . Statis. Soc. 67: 177.
— Transformation of, in Days to come. Knowl. n. s.
2= 283,3II- 3= 339,365-
—~ Transportation Facilities in. (L. Macassay) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 66. ——.(F. A. Acland)
Booklover’s M. 2: 175.
—— Taxes ; London’s Share of the King’s Taxes. (W.
M. J. Williams) Econ. J. 14: 219,
-- “Tube” Railway, Latest. (H. C. Fyfe) Engin. M.
27: 334.
— Twenty Years in. (P. Villars) Cornh. 94: 57, :
Liv. Age, 251: 14,
— Underground Tube, Making of an.
con) Good Words, 43: 624.
—,— Unemployed in, Problem of. (W. Carlile) Cornh.
87: 361.—(H. R. Seager) Char. I3: 557.
(H. W. Brewer) Pall
(Gertrude Ba-
EQRES
LONG
London, University of. (Sir A. W. Riicker) Contemp.
84: 836. —— (C. F. Thwing) Harper, 113: 700.
— — A Policy and a Forecast. (S. \Vebb) 19th Cent.
51: 914-
— —— Colleges of. Nature, 66: 10.
—- Valuation of. (J . C. Spensley) J . Statis. Soc. 66: 71.
— Vanishing. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Atlan. 92: 796.-
Spec. 92: 775.
—- — A Romance in History. (Wm. Sidebotham)
Chamb. J. 79: 141. =Ec1. M. 139: 85.: Liv. Age,
233: 493-
— Views of Ancient Landmarks.
Studio (Internat.) 21: 346,
—— Voluntary Schools in. (G. L. Bruce) Indep. R. 6:
163,
— Wage-earners of, Among. (W. A. Wyckofi) Scrib.
M. 32: 297.
— The Ward of Vintry. (W. Howard-Flanders) Gent.
. M. n.s. 74: 606.
— Water Companies, Transfer of the.
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— Water, Gas, and Electric Light Supply of.
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(F. L. Emanuel)
(W. M.J. Wil-
(Percy
— Water Supply. (W. J . Fisher) Westm. 163: 31,
— — Aspects of the Question. (F. H. Kitchin) N a-
tional, 40: 594.
— Watling Street. (F. Abell) Antiq. n. s. 41: I85, 207.
— Week-day Services in. (C. Herbert) Sund. M. 31:
584.
— What it talks of now [June, 1906]. (J. McCarthy)
Indep. 60: 1424,
— with Dickens. (Caroline Sheldon) Educa. 24: 333.
—— Workhouse in, In the Day-room of a. (E. Sellars)
19th Cent. 52: 421,
— Workingmen’s College, Maurice and the.
Dicey) Nation, 82: 154,
— Zoo, The. Booklover’s M. 2: 63.
London City and Midland Bank. Bank. M. (Lond.)
76= 7.
London Clay. Spec. ’O4, 93: 5 51.
London Dreams. (W. T. Shore) Sund. M. 34: 12.
London Films. (VV. D. Howells) Harper, I10: 67, 559,
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— Howells’s. (A. Marks) Nation, 81: 490.
(A. V.
London Idyl, A_; a story. (F. Noel) Gent. M. n. s. 73:
10',
Londoh Institution. Sat. R. 95: 739.
London Library,- Catalogue of. Ath. ’o3, 1: 305. =
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London Merchant, Notes from the Diary of a. (J . B.
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London Times. See Times, The.
London Topics. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 59: 1328.
London Workman’s Wife. Macmil. 89: 29.
Londonderry, Ireland, City of. (Alfred Yockney) Art
J 581 343.359-
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86: 115,
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Lone Star’s Bonanza, The.; a story. (A. B. Lindsay)
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(A. E. M. Foster) Sat. R. 99: 107.
(Mrs. H.
(R. Blennerhassett) Na-
LONG
Long, William J ., Case against. (W. M. Wheeler; F.
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—- Real and Sham Natural History. (J . Burroughs)
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— Writings of. (W. F. Ganong and E. Hayes) Science,
11. s. 19: 623,
Long Beach, Cal. (R. N. T.) Land of Sun. 1: 7<>.—~
(S. C. Kendall) Out West, 18: 783,- (Harriet H.
Gage) Out West, 23: 613,
Long Black Box, A. (G. S. Evans) Overland, n. s. 45:
317-
’Long Cowallis Crick. (H. Day) Outing, 48: 385.
Long Island; Campers by the Sea. (J. W. Muller)
Outing, 46: 143. '
Long J u-J u; Oracle of the Niger Delta. Folk-Lore,
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Long Nights, Advantage of. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 502
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—— A Century Old. Spec. 97: 487.
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-—- in our Time. (R. S. Tracy) Cent. 42: 62.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. (T. W. Higginson)
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460,
-—— and German Romance. (Fred L. Pattee) Poet-Lore,
I7, 110- Ii 59- '
— Evangeline, Bible in. Meth. R. 64: 614.
—— —- The Real. (H. L. Sayler) Bookman, I8: 17.
— —— Unpublished Letter on. (H. C. Warnack) Poet-
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-—- H-igginson’s Life of. (J . W. Chadwick) Nation,
75: 308. —-(W. A. Neilson) Atlan. 90: 849.
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— King Robert of Sicily, Antecedents of. (H. Ed-
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— Wadsworth-Longfellow House, Portland, Maine.
(E. M. Bangs) New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 695.
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Longinus on the Vices of the Age. (L. Cooper) Nation,
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Longitude, Determination of. (E. Smith) Science, 11. s.
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Longman’s Magazine.
—— Not a Case of Starvation. Outl. 81: 598.
Longpré, Paul de. Craftsman, 8: 493.
—— The King of the Flower Painters in his California
Home. (L. N. Richards) Overland, n. s. 43: 395.
Long’s Peak, Col., Climbing. (E. Harding) Outing, 44:
Acad. 69: 1oo4,
461,
’Longshoremen’s Union. (J. R. Commons) Q. J . Econ.
20: 59.-—(L. Grant) Outl. 84: 826.
Longstreet, Gen. James, with portrait. (J . S. Wise)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 199.
-—- and General Gordon. (C. A. Evans) Indep. 56: 311,
Look in the Face, The. (J . G. Neihardt) Munsey, 35:
489.
Looking Back. (S. Bullock) Atlan. 89: 836.
Looking-glass, The ; a story. (Alice Brown) McClure,
21: 179.
Loom-master of Iran. (J . K. Mumford) Atlan. 89: 970.
386
LOS AN GELES
Loons, Search for their Nests. (B. Dale) Canad. M.
26: 438.
Lope de Vega. (H. A. Rennert) Monthly R. 16, no, 3:
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—— Rennert’s Life of. Ath. ’o4, 2: 27,- (J, D, M,
Ford) Nation, 79: 280. —Sat. R. 98: 175, '
Lopez, Charles Albert, Sculptor, with portrait. Cath.
World, 74: 492.
Loquat, The. Land of Sun. 2: 110,
Lord, Does the Race of Man love a ? (S. L. Clemens)
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Lord Cumberwell’s Lesson. (W. E. Cule) Chamb. J .
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Lord Jerningham. (Booth Tarkington) Everybody’s,
I3- 735-
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Cosmopol. 35: 651.
Lord’s Pence, The. (C. B. Brown) Sund. M. 33: 141.
Lord’s Prayer. (C. H. Richards) Bib. Sac. 63: 635. —
(G. Tyrrell) Cath. World, 82: 446,
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Lord’s Supper, The. Church Q. 58: 36c. — (H. R.
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— Eucharistic Office of the Celtic Church. (T. F.
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—- Thomas Aquinas and the. (Alexander MacDonald)
Am. Cath. Q. 31: 555.
Loreburn, Robert Reid, Lord. (E. Manson) Green Bag,
28: 121,
Lords of the Forest, The. (C. Hawkes) Overland, nl s.
44: 625.
Lorenz, Dr. Adolf. (J . Swain) McClure, 20: 316. —-
(D. D. Ashley) Outl. 72: 737.— (N. M. Shaffer)
Char. I0: 17.
—— Healer of Cripples. (W. F. Day) Munsey, 28: 555.
-— Mission of, to American Children. (V. P. Gibney)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 674.
— Review of Visit to the U. S. of. (N. M. Shaffer)
Char. II: 383.
—- Treatment of Hip Disease by. Nature, 67: 272.
Loreto, Holy House of. (Bertrand L. Conway) Cath.
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Lorian Swamp, British East Africa, A Journey to.
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Lorillard Estate, Tuxedo, N. Y. (I. G. Tabor) Ctry
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Lorimer, Geo. Horace. (E. F. Harkins) Lit. W. (Bost.)
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Los Angeles, Cal. (E. F. Spence) Calif. M. I: 1.—
(J . R. Henderson) Calif. M. 2: 64,5.—Land of
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—Land of Sun. 61 45.—(H. Wright) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I7: 790. -—- (R. D. Paine) Outing, 48: 523.
—- and the Plaza, Old. (M. M. Bowman) Land of Sun.
4: 160,
-— and the Owen’s River. (C. A. Moody) Out West,
Land of Sun. I: 104,
23: 417-
—~ as an Oil Center.
-—- Athletic Club. Land of Sun. 5: 134.
—— Chamber of Commerce. (D. Freeman) Land of
Sun. 2: 31,
-—— Church, The Plaza.
4= 19-
(Auguste Wey) Land of Sun.
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles, compared with Rome, Italy.
Channing) Out West, 19: 239.
-—— Direct Legislation in; really Masters. (Eltweed
Pomeroy) Arena, 33: 51, ~
-—— Drift of Wealth to. (E. White) Bank. M. (N. Y.)
72: 869.
—- La Fiesta de.
-— The First Schools of.
Sun. 3: 169.
—— The Founders of. Land of Sun. 4: 173.
-—— Library Situation in, 1905. Lib. J . 30: 476, 800.
—— Old and New. (H. E. Brook) Land of Sun. 1: 56.
— The Parks of. Land of Sun. 1: 89. —(T. S. Van
Dyke) Land of Sun. 8: 89.
— Reminiscences of “The Boom.” (H. E. Brook)
Land of Sun. 2: 25, 46, 102,
—- Schools of. (K. T. Galpin) Land of Sun. 3: 173.
—— since the Boom. (T. S. Van Dyke) Land of Sun.
(G. E.
Land of Sun. 6: 261.
(M. M. Bowman) Land of
1: 15,
-—— Stockton’s Capture of. (H. A. Reid) Land of Sun.
3: 220,
-—— Story of the Queen of the Angels.
41: 310,
—— Street Railway Systems of. Land of Sun. 8: 35.
Los Angeles Co., Cal., Agriculture in. (A. J . Cook)
Land of Sun. 8: 197.
-— The Harbor of. Land of Sun. 1: 85.
—— Relief Map of. Land of Sun. 1: 4.
Los Gatos, California. Out West, 23: 411.
Los Vinos, the Little Town of the Grape Vines.
(Mary Austin) Atlan. 91: 822.
Loss, From, to gain. Chamb. J . 81: 54.
Loss of the Leo, The; a story. (C. McKay) McClure,
23: 429.
Lost, an Echo.
Lost has been found, The ; a story.
Cath. World, 76: 453.
Lost Adam Mine, Seeking the.
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Lost Caravel, The.
am 327-
Lost Earl of Ellan. (C. Praed) Canad. M. 26: 259.
Lost Galleon, The. (Katharine Tynan) Chamb. J . 79:
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(G. A. England) McClure, 27: 214,
(M. A. Taggart)
(VV. Mathers) Land of
(Mary R. S. Andrews) Scrib. M.
524-
Lost Ghost, The; a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman)
Everybody’s, 8: 405,
Lost in Arctic Night. (I. Cowie) Outing, 47: 419.
Lost in the Woods, What to do when. (G. Kennan)
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Lost Seladang of Noa Anak. (C. Whitney) Outing,
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5°-
Lothair, The Crystal of. (O. M. Dalton) Archeeol. 59:
25,
Loti, Pierre. See Viaud, Jules.
Lotter, The Fight with. (F. R. O’Neill) Chamb. J .
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Lotteries, A Plea for. (E. Ansell) Westm. 162: 425,
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Lotto, Lorenzo, Berenson on. Ath. ’o3, 1: 503.
—— Life, Works, and Bibliography of. Mast. in Art,
5: 129.
Lotus, Variation in. (R. Pearl) Am. Natural. 40:
757-
Lotus Eaters, The Poetry of the. (E. Wright) Acad.
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Lotus Tree, The. (St. Clair Baddeley) Am. Arch, 88:
166,
387
LOUISIANA
Lotz, Walther, The Writings of. (B. L. Hutchins)
Econ. R. 15: 38. -
Lotze, Hermann, The World of Personal Spirits; a
Study in Lotze’s Philosophy of Religion. (Emma
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Loubet, Emile, President of France. (V. Thompson)
Everybody’s, 11: 657. — With portrait. (Ada
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— Paris and. (J . F. Macdonald) Fortn. 85: 376.
—— Troubles of. (J . F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 96: 9.
Louis XIV., and the Holy See. (D. Sampson) Am.
Cath. Q. 30: 141.
— The Heart of. (M. Ibsen) Harp. W. 50: 849.
— in Court and Camp, Haggard’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 198.
— Poisonings at Court of. (J . De Morgan) Green Bag,
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Louis XV., Daughters of. (D. Hunter) Cosmopol. 38:
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Louisa. (Juliet W. Tompkins) Everybody’s, 12: 98,
Louisbourg, Capitulation of, 1745. (O. G. Hammond)
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— Siege of. (J . G. Johnson) Harper, 108: 209,
Louisbourg Expedition of I74 5, Sailors in. (A. L. West-
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Louise of Stoleberg, the Last White Rose Queen.
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— Early Exploration of. (I. J . Cox) Univ. of Cincin.
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— Fortier’s History of.
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—— Life in the Swamps of. (C. Johnson) Outing, 45:
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— Magnetic Survey of. Science, 11. s. 16: 915.
— Maps of, Early. Nation, 78: 30.
— Napoleon’s Sale of. (H. S. Ballou) Educa. 23: 519.
— Politics in, 1862—66. (F. W. Moore) So. Atlan. Q.
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— The Precedent of. (A. White) Un. Serv. M. 29: 335.
—— Spanish Project for the Conquest of, in 1804. (W.
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— Suffrage Limitations in. (J . L. Warren Woodville)
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Louisiana Folk-tales, Four. (A. Fortier) J . Am. Folk-
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Louisiana Purchase, The. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 168: 595.
— (C. M. Harvey) World’s Work, 6: 3392.
— Bibliography of. Pub. Lib. 8: 267.
— Civil and Common Law in. (E. McClain) Green
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-— Documents relating to, Jefferson and Dunbar. on.
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—- Fights of the Fur Companies.
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— How we bought the Great West.
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(W. R. Shepherd)
(R. G. Thwaites) Am. Hist.
(Agnes C. Laut)
(Noah Brooks)
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—— Negotiation of. (L. B. Evans) New Eng. M. n. s.
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—- R. R. Livingston and the. (J . B. Moore) Colum.
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-— States of, The Builders of. (W. B. Allison) Nat’l
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LOUISIANA
Louisiana Purchase, The, States of, Development of.
(D. R. Francis) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 158.
-—- Story of. (P. Chouteau) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 153.
— World Aspects of. (W. M. Sloane) Am. Hist. R. 91
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. See St. Louis.
Louisiana Territory. Planting the Flag in Old Louisi-
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Louisville, Kentucky. (E. C. Litsey) Bk. News, 24:
533. —(W. S. Bodley) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I8: 120.
—— Summer Playgrounds at. (M. E. Tarrant) Chaut.
37: 473-
Lounsbury, Thomas R. (B. J . Hendrick) Critic, 422
221.
—— on Shakesperean Criticism. (Brander Matthews)
Internat. Mo. 51 122.
Lourdes. (A. M. F. Cole) Month, 106: 359.
—~ and the National Pilgrimage of 1903. (L. R. Lynch)
Cath. World, 78: 200, ‘
Louvain, Catholic University of. (L. Dupriez) Cath.
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-—— Notes on a Belgian University Town. (J. G. Daley)
Cath."VVo1ld, 76: 620,
L’Ouverture, -Toussaint. (F. Douglass) Indep. 551
945-
Louvre, ‘The. (Alex. Sandier) Scrib. M. 32: 381-512.
— Rothschild Legacy. (E. Mouret) Brush & P. 10:
156.
-—— Société des Amis du. (J . J . Marquet de Vaselot)
A'rt"J.“56: --19.
Love. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 602.
-—- among the Blackboards; a story.
Clure, 20: 485.
— and Advertising. (R. W. Tully) Cosmopol. 40: 670,
-— and the Anglers. (H. Ismay) Temp. Bar, 128: 103,
(M. Kelly) Me-
231,
— and Lady Macbeth. (Clara Morris) Idler, 23: 190,
-— and Law. (S. G. Barnes) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 7: 181.
—- Emotion of, between the Sexes, A Preliminary
Study of. (S. Bell) Am. J . Psychol. 13: 325.
-—- First, in Poetry. (C. J . Norris) Fortn. 84: 254,
—— The Game of. (Agnes Repplier) Atlan. 96: 547,
-— The Higher. (G. Barlow) Contemp. 85: 114,
—- Human and Divine. (M. D. Petre) Cath. World,
74= 442-
-— Sincerity and.
—- Tragedy of.
-—- What it. is.
Love and Death; a poem.
175: 695-
Love and the Lady; a story.
37: 683.
Love —as a Matter of Course; a story. (C. Hamil-
ton) Cosmopol. 36: 559. '
Love at Long Distance. (J . R. Perry) Cent. 46: 937.
Love, the Conqueror; a story. (M. S. Hancock) Gent.
M. n. s. 73: 417.
Love, the Destroyer; a story. (E. Jordan) Harper,
108: .898.
Love in Idlenesse, Shakespeare’s.
Poet-Lore, 17, no. 1: 86.
Love in the Mist; a story. (C. Benedict) Harper, 113:
73°-
Love in the Wilderness. (L. Mott) Outing, 49: 153,
“ Love Laughs at Lions.” (Edna Kenton) Cent. 50:
(M. Maeterlinck) Cent. 45: 813.
(F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 774. .
(Lavinia Hart) Cosmopol. 35: 261.
(G. Leopardi) Blackw.
(A. Sutro) Cosmopol.
(Charlotte Porter)
333-
Love of Azalea, The; a story. (O. Watanna) Book-
man, 19: 583. 20: 65, 161,
Love of Libby Baxter. (I. Clark) New Eng. M. n. s.
30: 377-
Love of Life. (Jack London) McClure, 26: 144,:
Blackw. 178: 765.
Love of Monsieur. (G. Gibbs) Lippinc. 71: 595.
388
LOWELL
Love or Duty? A Story of Railroad Life. (E. S.
Kirkpatrick) Canad. M. 24: 363,
Love Unaware; a story. (L. R. Rhodes) Munsey, 31:
634. -
Love which passeth Knowledge. (E. A. Gillie) Good
Words, 37: 41.
Love Affair of a Princess. (L. McLaws) Lippinc.
74‘ 1-
Love Afiairs of James Carrington, jr., the Third.
(C. H. Latta) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I71 535.
Love Affairs of Heroines. (H. T. Finck) Harper, 110:
464.
Love Interest and some Recent Novels: (F. T. Cooper)
Bookman, 22: 370,
Love Knot, A. (W. W. Jacobs) Cosmopol. 41: 31.
Love-letters, Memorable. (R. Pyke) Cosmopol. 37:
253-
Love-making, New and Old. Spec. 392 249.
Age, 235: 567.:Eel.M._140: 132.
Love Scenes on the Stage. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 972
779. -T-Ecl. M. 143: 519.=Liv. Age, 242: 572.
Love Settlement, A. (R. W. Tully) Cosmopol. 41:
189,
Love Songs of a Bygone Day. (A. H. Garstang) Fortn.
80: 973.
Love-stories, Old, retold.
P01-331 211. 305, 438-
: Liv.
(R. Le Gallienne) Cosmo-
Love Story of Robert Prouty, The. (E. Wood) Mun-
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Love-theme in Fiction, The. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 41:
439.
Lovelace, Francis, Gov. of New York; has he been
properly identified? (W. G. Stannard) M. of
Hist. 1: 30.
Lovelace, Ralph G. N. M., 2d Earl of, and Lord Byron.
(J . Murray) Monthly R. 22, no. 2: 19,
Lovelace, Richard. Acad. 68: 542.
Lovelace, William, Interment of, New York, 1671.
(S. M. Kingsbury) Am. Hist. R. 9: 522.
Lovers in Heaven. (Julian Hawthorne) Cent. 49: 232.
—- Literary Treatment of. (J . Buckham) Critic, 49:
123,
Lovers on an Island. (Barry Pain) Cosmopol. 34: 151.
Love’s Manifold Altars. (A. T. Colcock) New Eng.
M. 33: 17,
Love’s Miracle; a poem. (W. M. Payne) Atlan. 91:
43-
Love’s Young Dream. (Dorothy Canfield) Every-
body’s, I3: 266.
Loves, A Boy’s. (E. L. Sabin) Cent. 44: 409.
Loves of Sakura J iro and the Three-headed Maid.
(O. Watanna) Cent. 43! 755.
Lovett, Richard. (A. R. Buckland) Sund. M. 34: 337.
Lovey Mary. (A. C. Hegan) Cent. 43: 270-693.
Low, Seth, with portrait. (W. M. Sloane) Colum.
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— on the Excise Question. Outl. 70: 345.
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-—- and Napoleon. Spec. 92: 186,
Lowe, T. S. C., with portrait. (J . S. Brainard) Calif.
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Technol. R. 3: I. -
Lowell, Guy, The Works of. (B. F. W. Russell)
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—and Eugene Field. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 674.
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-—- as a Citizen. (E. Mims) So. Atlan. Q. 1: 27,
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LOWELL
Lowell, James Russell, as a Critic.
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-— as viewed from our Generation.
Meth. R. 62: 883,
-— Early Writings of. Acad. 64: 65.
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—-— (J . H. McDaniels) Nation, 82: 180, 205, — (T.
W. Higginson) Outl. 81: 625,
-— Home of. (O. B. Capen) Ctry Life Am. 7: 259.
— Influence of, in England. (H. W. Horwill) New
‘ Eng. M. n. s. 27: 321.
—- a Poet of Freedom. (T. E. Will) Arena, 31: 262.
—— Religion of a Scholar-poet, a Study of “ The Ca-
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— Scudder’s Life of. (W. H. Johnson) Critic, 40: 121,
— Outl. 702 I91. — Atlan. 89: 254. — Harv. Grad.
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-— Temperament of. Atlan. 90': 862,
Lowell, Josephine Shaw. Char. I 5: 309.——Char. I6:
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— and the Peace Movement. (E. D. Mead) Char. I 5:
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— a Woman of Sorrows. (R. W. Gilder) Critic, 48: 74.
Lowell, Mass. (L. E. MacBrayne) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
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— Cotton-mills of, Strike in. (G. Kennan) Outl. 74: 269.
——Explosion in, July 29, 1903. New Eng. M. n. s.
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(A. F. Lange)
(E. H. Blichfeldt)
Lowell Institute School for Industrial Foremen. (C.
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Lower California and the Colorado River. (R. E. L.
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-— Hunting Sheep and Antelope in. (C. B. Slade) Out-
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Lowndes, William. (Fannie W. Carr) So. Atlan. Q.
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Loyalty of Stephen Stovel’s Widow, The.
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Loyola, Ignatius. See Ignatius, St., of Loyola.
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"-‘Liv. Age, 245: 338.
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——- The Land of Olive—oil. (Andrew Haggard) Chamb.
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Lucerne, Inn Signs at.
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—— War Museum at. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 174,
Lucia B. Potts. (Mrs.J. H. Needell) Chamb. J. 80:
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389
LUMBERING
Luck of Roaring Camp, The. (Bret Harte) Overland,
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Luckock, H. Mortimer, Dean of Lichfield. The
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Lucy; a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman) Harper, I06:
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Lucy of the Hualapais. (Alma M. Estabrook) Over-
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Lucy Bettesworth; a story.
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Luddington, William, of Malden, Mass., and East
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N. E. Reg. 58: 72.
Ludlow, Mass., an Instructive Factory Village. (E. K.
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lover’s M. 51 531.
Lumber-Jack, The, and his Job.
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Lumber Flume in California, A 54-mile.
Everybody’s, 9: 3.
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Blackw. ‘I79: 807. I
(M. F. Nixon—Roulet) Cath.
(G. Hibbard) Book-
(W. D. Hulbert)
(B. Millard)
Lumbering by Machinery. (K. Smith) World’s Work, ~
7= 4435.
— in the Northwest. (R. D. Paine) Outing, 48: 719.
—- with the Tahquamenon Drive. (W. D. Hulbert)
Outl. 83: 967.
LUMBERING
Lumbering Camps in Canada. (N. Patterson) Canad.
M. 19: 6.
Luminists, The. (A. Nicholson) 19th Cent. 57: 627. --‘-
Liv. Age, 245: 813,
Luminous Sleep. (P. Arunachalam) Westm. I 58: 566.
Lumleys, The, of Lumley Castle, Edith Milner’s Rec-
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— House of, in California. (H. P. Keith) Booklover’s
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Lummis, Henry, with portrait.
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Lunch for Two More; a story.
Munsey, 30: 733.
Lunching Miss Mary Burton. (Carolyn Wells) Lippinc.
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Lundy Island. (R. L. Pillsbury) New Eng. M. n. s.
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—— A Clerical Robinson Crusoe.
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Lusitania, A Rand in. (P. T. Lafleur) Nation, 75: 128.
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—— India Mission, Decade in.
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Luxmy, Ancient and Modern.
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—— Two Studies in ; the House of Mirth, and Belcham-
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Luzerne County, Penn., Early Days in. (W. P. Ry-
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(R. W. Bond) 594, 626.
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— once more. (A. Matthews) Nation, 76: 91,
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(R. S. Roe) New
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— Anti-lynching Campaign. Chant. 38: 111.
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—— A Federal Remedy for. (A. E. Pillsbury) Harv.
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(T. J . Kernan)
LYNCHING
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146,
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Lyttelton, Lady Sarah, Letters to her Family, June,
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-— as a Novelist. (L. Melville) Temp. Bar, 127: 5 59,
-— Centenary of. (L. Melville) Bookman, I7: 463.
:Dramatizations of. (P. Vliilstach) Bookman, I7:
471-
- Novels of. (W. F. Lord) I9th Cent. 50: 449. —-Ecl.
M. 138: 19. —— (F. Gribble) Critic, 43: 5 5.
-—— Recollections of a Visit to, at Knebworth in 1857.
Blackw. 177: 15.
— A Second-rate Novelist. Dial, 34: 391.
Lytton, Robert, 1st Earl, Letters of. Ath. ’09, 505, -
Liv. Age, 251: 754,
391
‘ — Origin of Macaulay’s New Zealander.

MCDONALD
M. Mulvina; her Life and Works. (H. J . Smith) At-
1an- 97* 357-
Ma mie. (H. F. Hall) Temp. Bar, 127: 30. = Liv.
Age. 2361 363-
Macaire, Robert, the French Pecksniff.
silon) Bookman, 16: 548,
McAllisters’ Christmas. (A. Train) Scrib. M. 36: 653.
MacAlpine, Mrs. Stella Avery Farrington. Acad. 63:
(L. E. Rous-
. 585.
Macaronis, The. (N. Pearson) 19th Cent. 58: 273,
Macaulay, T. B., and his Critics. (A. V. Dicey) Na-
tion, 74: 388.
—- as an Author. Acad. 65: 171,
— as an Essayist. ’ (A. V. Dicey) Nation, 77: 529.
-— English of. (T. E. Blakely) Harper, 105: 529,
—— First Essay of. (W. L. Cross) Lamp, 26: 11,
-— Limitations of. (H. C. Foxcroft) F ortn. 78: 820. '-=
Liv. Age, 236: 89. I-Ecl. M. 140: 372, ,~,\
(B. Doifell)
Acad. 69: 1193.
Macbeth, Character of.
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— Truth about. (G. Eyre-Todd) Good Words, 46: 53,
Macbeth, Ann, Designer of Embroidery. (F. H. New-
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MacBride, Richard, Premier of British Columbia.
(T. A. Gregg) Canad. M. 23: 209,
Maccabees I., Schweizer’s Hebrew Text of. (C. C.
Torrey) J . Bib. Lit. 22: 51.
McCarthy, D’Alton, Canadian Politician. Canad. M.
21: 31,
McCarthy, Justin. Autobiography. (E. D. Adams)
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—— Story of an Irishman. Sat. R. 99: 422.
(H. Irving) Univ. of Chic.
McCarthy, Justin Huntly. Proud Prince. (J . R.
Towse) Critic, 43: 511.
McClatchie, Alfred James, with portrait. (Anna
Davidson) Out West, 24: 290.
McClean, Frank. (W. J . S. Lockyer) Nature, 71:
_ 58.
McClellan, Geo. B., Mayor of New York. (H. Davis)
Munsey, 34: 291.
— How he stands. (0. G. Villard) Nation, 81: 114.
Macclesfield, Lord Chancellor, Bribery Case of. (M.
S. Gilpatrick) Green Bag, 17: 711.
McClosky’s Boy in the City. (A. M. Teskey) Canad.
M. 27: 26.
MacColl, D. S., as Water Colorist.
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MacColl, Norman. Ath. ’04, 21 374.
McConnell, Dr. J . C. Science, 11. s. 20: 188.
McCormick, Arthur David. Raillery; picture by.
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McCosh, James, with portrait. Prince. Univ. Bull.
(A. Symons) Sat.
7. 1.
McCulloch vs. Maynard in Australia. (H. B. Higgins)
Harv. Law R. 18: 559. '
McCutcheon, Geo. Barr. (E. A. Harkins) Lit. W.
(Bost.) 34: 255.
McDiarmid, A. P., Brandon’ College.
Canad. M. 18: 332,
Macdonagh, Michael. A Viceroy’s Post Bag. (Lord
Colchester) I 9th Cent. 58: 442.
M’Donald, Allan. (J . Gray) Month, 106: 514.
Macdonald, George. Acad. 69: 979. I Liv. Age, 247:
254. ——With portrait. (W. Garrett Horder) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 686.——(F. M. Brookfield) Sund.
M. 34: 401,
— a Neglected Novelist. (Louise C. Willcox) No. Am.
I83= 394-
—— Phantastes. (E. S. Robertson) Acad. 70: 308.
(W. S. Fox)
McDonald, John B., with portrait. (R. Stevens)
World’s Work, 5: 2833.
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MACDONNEL
Macdonnel, Sir Antony, The Case of. (Alice S. Green)
Indep. R. 6, no. 31 I2.-—(F. St. John Morrow)
National, 45: 70.
Macdougal Alley, Artist’s Colony in. (P. T. Farns-
worth) Craftsman, 11: 57.
Macdowell, Edward, Musician and Composer. (H. T.
Finck) Outl. 84: 983,
~— Music of. (L. Gilman) No. Am. 178: 927,
— Gilman’s Life of. (H. T. Finck) Nation, 82: 268.
MacDowell Club. (L. Gilman) Critic, 48: 516.
Macedonia. (E. J. Dillon) Contemp. 83: 894.
—— Abbott’s Tour in. Ath. ’03, I1 453.
— and after? Cornh. 89: 177.
— and the Austro-Russian Comedy. (Lord Newton)
National, 43: 410. '1 Liv. Age, 2421 65.
— and England’s Duty. (K. Blind) Westm. 16!: 605.
—— and England’s Policy. (K. Blind) 19th Cent. 54!
741-
Sat. R. 100: 672,
(E. J. Dillon) Contemp. 85:
-—- and Europe.
— and the Far East.
289,
— and its Revolutionary Committees. (G. F. Abbott)
19th Cent. 53: 414,
-—and the Powers. (E. J. Dillon) Contemp. 84: 728.
—Quar. I98: 485.
—— The Appeal of. Spec. 9!: I070,
— as I saw it. (N. C. Graham) Good Words, 46: I 39.
— Austrian Occupation of. (R. A. Scott-James) Fortn.
84: 894.
— Bulgarians of.
—— Conspiracy in.
- Finis Macedoniae ?
433-
— Gordian Knot in. (S. Bonsal) No. Am. 177: 494.
—— Greece and. (A. Andréades) Contemp. 88: 376. —
(H. N. Brailsford) Contemp. 88: 569,
— Lord Percy on. Spec. 921 522.
— The Maze of. Quar. I97: 459. =Ec1. M. 141: 203.
1‘ Liv. Age, 237: 64x,
— Outlook in. Liv. Age, 241: 632,
— A Possible Solution. (H. N. Brailsford) Fortn. 80:
I 638.
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— — 1904- Spec- 9% 403-
- Public Opinion and. (N. and C. R. Buxton)
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— Reform in. National, 41: 68.
--Reign of Terror in. (E. J. Dillon) Contemp. 83:
3<>5.=Liv. Age, 237: 65.
— Relief for. (Lady Thompson) Cornh. 90: 202, =
Liv. Age, 242: *5.
— Revolt in. (H. N. Brailsford) Fortn. 80: 428.
-—- Situation in. Blackw. I78: 353. — (Constantine Me-
nelas) Booklover’s M. 7: 202, —Liv. Age, 244:
445-
— Struggle in, by an American born in Turkey. R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 282 419,
—— Struggle of, for Liberty.
176: 223,
-—- Through. (L. Villari) Monthly R. 14, no. 21 96. =
Liv. Age, 240: 733.
— Turkish Trouble in. (R. Myon) Blackw. I74: 549.
(H. N. Brailsford) Fortn. 81: 1049.
(H. Vivian) Fortn. 79: 827.
(E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 84:
(C. Johnston) No. Am.
—— An Underground Republic. Blackw. I79: 302,
— Views of a Prominent Native. (E. J . Dillon) Con-
temp. 83: 578.
—— War Embers in. (B. Sarafoff) Indep. 57: 968.
—-What I saw in. (R. Wyon) Ecl. M. 141: 812,:
Liv. Age, 239: 321.
-— What the Trouble is.
Wo1'k, 7: 4066.
Macedonia Claimants, The. (W. Miller) Contemp. 83:
8.
(L. P. Richards) World’s
O.‘
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0
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OOQQ
392
MACHINE
Macedonian-Bulgarian F1_-ontier, Journey to. (J . L. C.
Berth and F. Moore) Idler, 26: 351,
Macedonian Committees, The. (L. Villari) Liv. Age,
240: 311,
Macedonian Intrigues and their Fruits. (J . W. Gam-
bier) F ortn. 78: 747.
Macedonian Massacres, Inside Story of. (P. McQueen)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 228,
Macedonian Picture, A; My Golden Sisters. (M. E.
Durham) Monthly R. 15, no. 21 73.
MacFarlan, James. Poetry of a Scottish Pedlar.
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McGill University; Macdonald Physics Building.
(A. S. Eve) Nature, 741 272.
McGrath, Captain Hugh Jocelyn. Wis. Alum. M.
(T.
1- 95-
MacGregor, Col. C. R. Geog. J . 20: 347.
Macgregor, Gregor. (A. H. R. Moncrieif) Macmil. 92:
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Mach,, Ernst, Philosophical Views of. (E. Becher)
Philos. R. 14: 535. —(P. Carus) Monist, 16: 331.
McHenry, James; Papers on the Federal Convention
of 1787. Am. Hist. R. 11: 595.
— Revolutionary Correspondence of. (B. C. Steiner)
Pennsyl. M. 29: 53, 326.
Machiavelli on the Art of War.
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— Maxims of, and the Transvaal War.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 31 361.
Machiayellianism, Commercial. (Ida M. Tarbell) Mc-
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Machilis, Compound Eyes of. (F. Seaton) Am. Nat-
(R. G. Burton) Un.
(L. Dyer)
llral. 37‘ 319-
Machinations of Ocoee Gallentine. (G. M. Cooke)
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Machine, Political. (H. P. Judson) World To-day, 6:
103,
——The Machine, or a Machine? (F. W. Parker)
World To-day, 6: 371.
—--—Menace of the. (R. M. La Follette) Univ. of
Chic. Rec. I: 537.
Machine-made Human Beings. (M. Moss) Atlan. 94:
264.
Machine-shop. Cost-keeping for a Repair Shop. (A.
W. Thompson) Engin. M. 27: 201,
— Drafting Department in Shop Economy. (L. D.
Burlingame) Engin. M. 27: 589, I
— Economical Metal Cutting. (C. Day) Engin. M. 27:
— Economies, Neglected Factors in. (T. S. Beatley)
Engin. M. 22: 514.
—— Equipment of. (Joseph Horner) Cassier, 24: I45.
— Floors of. (M. P. Higgins) Cassier, 23: 238.
-—- Interchangeable Work in General Shop. (W. M.
Barr) Engin. M. 28: 249,
— Inventory, Aids in Taking. (H. Diemer) Engin. M.
22: 747.
— Modern Requirements of the.
31: 156.
— Money-Making Management.
Engin. M. 22: 693.
— [Number Devoted to the.] Cassier, 23: 1-272.
(J . Horner) Cassier,
(C. U. Carpenter)
—— Stores Department. (J . Ashford) Engin. M. 28: 93, I
177.
—— Systems of Administration. (E. P. Watson) Engin.
M. 28: 211.
— Tool Room and its Functions.
M. 27: 521.
-—- Works Design as a Factor in Economy. (H. Hess)
Engin. M. 27: 499. '
Machine Tools, Big. (J . Horner) Cassier, 27: 208.
~— Continental, at the Liege Exhibition. (J . Homer)
Cassier, 28: 479.
(J . Ashford) Engin.
MACHINE
Machine Tools, Design of, Trend of. (J . Horner) Cas-
sier, 23: 211.
—- for Cutting, Multiplication of. (J . Horner) Cassier,
23: 31,
— for Engine Building. (G. T. Reiss) Cassier, 24: 427.
—- for Locomotfve Shops. (J . Horner) Cassier, 26: 70.
—- Large, Power for. (C. H. Benjamin) Cassier, 25:
146.
— Modern American. (C. H. Benjamin) Cassier, 24:
14,
—— Operated by Electric Motors. (C. Day) J . Frankl.
Inst. 158: 321.
—- Pneumatic. (VV. L. Saunders) Cassier, 23: 3.
—- Portable. (F. R. Jones) Cassier, 23: 127.
-— Specialized. (J . Horner) Cassier, 26: 404.
—- with Individual Electric Motors. (R. T. E. Lozier)
Cassier, 23: 533.
Machinery and Labor. (H. White) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 223.: Gunton’s M. 23: 122,
— Changes of a Half-century in the Marine-engine
Shop. (E. P. Watson) Engin. M. 23: 901,
—- Designing of, to facilitate Repairs. (J . Horner)
Cassier, 2g: 43.
—— Development of Economical Utilities for handling
Raw Material. (VV. Fawcett) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62:
66
— Diabolus ex Machina. (E. Crosby) Craftsman, 6:
583.
— Labor-saving, Effects of. (F. H. Rose) Engin. M.
26: 836, 872. '
—— —— Modern. (G. F. Zimmer) Cassier, 27: 323.
— Packing, for Export. (P. Roux) Cassier, 26: 271.
— Selling Department, Advertising the. (R. M. Seeds)
Engin. M. 27: 762.
—— Some New Cutter and Tool-grinding. (C. S. Ging-
rich) Cassier, 26: 571,
—-— Use and Abuse of. (G. Stickley) Craftsman, 11:
202,
Machinists, Length of the Trade Life among. (J .
O’Connell) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 491.
—-— Modern Apprenticeship System. (L. D. Burlin-
game) Engin. M, 26: 511,
McIver, Charles D. (W. H. Page) So. Atlan. Q. 5:
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Mack, Rev. John M. Visit to Onondaga in 1752. (J .
W. Jordan) Pennsyl. M. 29: 343.
Mack, Louise. (E. W. E1kington)Acad. 66: 617,
Mackay, Mrs. Clarence. (R. H. Titherington) Mun-
SGY1 33: 544-
Mackay, Gayer, and Ostlere, Edith. Dr. Wake’s Pa-
tient. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 100: 368,
McKay, Gordon, with portrait. (N. S. Shaler) Harv.
Grad. M. 13: 569.
Mackay, John W., Memorial Statue of.
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Mackenzie, Sir Alexander; how he reached the Pa-
cific. Outing, 44: 661,
Mackenzie, Sir George, “ Bluidy Mackenzie : ” the
Man and the Myth. (W. C. Mackenzie) Gent. M.
11. s. 75: 171.
McKenzie, Robert Tait, University of Pennsylvania.
(T. B. Donaldson) Canad. M. 25: 110. — (R. Barr)
Outl. 79: 557.
Mackenzie, William Lyon, and the Canadian Rebel-
lion of 1837. (F. Yeigh) Canad. M. 19: I95.
Mackerel, Movements of the. (L. N. Badenoch)
Knowl. 26: 136. '
McKeown’s Girl; a story. (VV. B. M. Ferguson) Am.
M. 61: 331.
McKinley, William. Westm. 157: 323.
—- as Commander-in-chief of U. S_. (W. S. Coursey)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16: 149.
—- at Thomasville, Ga. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 424.
(E. Lord)
393
MADAME
McKinley, William; the Ideal American. (F. M.
Bristol) Meth. R. 63: 849. ‘
——-in the White House. (M. A. Hanna) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I6: 291,
—— Lincoln —- Garfield —— McKinley. (R. H. Tithering-
ton) Munsey, 27: 306,
——Memorial to, at Canton, O. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5:
524-
—— Memorials to. Craftsman, 9: 23,
—— Personal Reminiscences of. (M. A. Hanna) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) I5: 405, 509,
—— Recollections of. (C. E. Thomas) Sund. M. 34: 561.
—— Statue of, at Muskegon, Mich. (D. Mallock) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) 16: 398.
—— Tours of. (W. W. Price) Cosmopol. 34: 383.
—— Wedding of, (E. A. Lee) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16: 23,
McKinley, Mt. Science, 11. s. 17: 4o,
—-— America’s Unconquered Mountain. (F. A. Cook)
Harper, 108: 230, 335.
—- Expedition to. (R. Dunn) Outing, 43: 459, 5 3 5, 697,
44: 27, 214,
— Plan for Climbing. (A. H. Brooks and D. L. Rae-
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—— Round. (F. A. Cook) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 321,
McKinley Road. Overland, n. s. 43: 114,
Mackintosh, J ohn. (W. Sinclair) Good Words, 46: 127,
Maclachlan, Robert. Nature, 70: 106,
McLachlan, Thomas Hope, Etcher. M. of Art, 27:
117,
Maclagan, Thomas J ohn, and his Great I/Vork. (Sir
W. Broadbent) 19th Cent. 55: 734.
McLaren, Charlotte, Miniatures by. Art J . 55: 158.
M’Laren, Priscilla Bright. (J . B. Mackie) Westm.
166: 619.
McLellan, C. M. S. Jury of Fate.
Sat. R. 101: _12,
— Leah Kleshna. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 46: 139,
McLeod, Fiona, pseud. See Sharp, W.
McMahon, Lieut. Gen. C. A. Nature, 69: 419.
McMahon, James, Monsignor. Cath. Univ. Bull, 7:
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Macmonnies, Frederick, Sculptor. (H. H. Greer)
Brush & P. 10: 1.— (C. Brinton) Munsey, 34: 415.
—— (French Strother) World’s Work, 11: 6965.
MacNally, Leonard; Authorship of “ The Lass of
Richmond Hill.” (J . C. I’Anson) Gent. M. n. s.
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Macnee, Sir Daniel, with portrait. Art J . 57: 364.
M’Niell, Captain, Eccentric. (F. L. Chase) Nation,
78: 512,
McNulty, Edward. Maureen. Monthly R. I 5, no. 3:
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Macomber, Mary L. (W. H. Downes) New Eng. M.
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Macon, Nathaniel, Place of, in Southern History. (W.
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McPike’s Good Fortune. (M. Martin) Munsey, 33:
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MacQdeen, Robert. The Real Weir of Hermiston.
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McTaggart, J . M. E., Ethics of. (G. E. Moore) Int. J .
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Mad-dog Fallacy, The.
(M. Beerbohm)
(J . Watson) Ctry Life Am. 8:
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Madagascar, Matthews’s Thirty Years in. Ath. ’o4,
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— Seven Years of French Rule in. (J . C. Bracq) Outl.
74: 399.
“Madam; ” a Lady of the Moorland. Blackw. 176:
62I.==Liv. Age, 243: 796,
Madame. (C. S. Strong) Cath. World, 81: 94.-
Madame Félicie. (M. E. Francis) Longm. 43: 510,:
Eel. M. 142: 7r6.=Liv. Age, 241: 336.
MADAME
Madame, Monsieur, the Sister of Monsieur, and Anna;
a story. (C. Oliver) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 164,
Madame de Treymes. (Edith Wharton) Scrib. M. 40:
167,
Madame’s Battle; a story. (A. Warner) Munsey, 30:
I59-
Madeira, A Glass of. (F. G. Aflalo) Chamb. J . 82: 721.
Madeline Tristram. (A. D. Sedgwick) Cent. 471 735.
Mademoiselle ; a story. (C. M. Mew) Temp. Bar, 129:
9°-
Mademoiselle and Fraiilein. (M. E. Francis) Longm.
43: 406. = Liv. Age, 241: 31.
Mademoiselle Papa. (E. Rhodes) Canad. M. 27: 421.
Madera Country, Cal. Out West, 24: 464.
Madigans, Stories of the Nevada. (M. Michelson)
Cent. 46: 192-913,
Madison, James, Country Home of.
Ctry Life Am. 9: 42.
(Oliver B. Capen)
-— The Reporter who became President. (F. Irland)
McClure, 24: 258,
Madison, Wis. Free Library Building. (Julia A.
Hopkins) Lib. J. 31: 812.
Madness of Luis, The. (Anne O’Hagan) Munsey, 34:
434-
Madness of the Mountains, The. Macmil. 86: 280. =-
Liv. Age, 234: 683,
Madness of Nicoletta ; a story. (M. H. Potter) Harper,
I05: 761,
Madness of the Rector, The; a story.
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Madness of Sari, The. (V. Vaniatsky) Lippinc. 76: 208.
Madonna, Slumber-songs of the. (A. Noyes) Blackw.
178: 819. =Liv. Age, 247: 797.
Madonna of the Desert, The ; a story. (E. W. Peattie)
Harper, III: 507,
(G. E. Chan-
Madonna Paintings, Greek, in California. (E. V. Car-
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Madonnas in New England Museums. (F. W. Coburn)
New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 387.
Madras. (J. D. Rees) J. Soc. Arts, 49: 469.
— Church in, Penny’s. Ath. ’O5, 13 233.
—- Two New England Rulers of. (B. C. Steiner) So.
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Madras Sepoy, The. Un. Serv. M. 322 695.
Madrid, An American Woman in. (Mrs. H. B. Cage)
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— its Government and Municipal Services. (C. L.
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Maestro of Balangilang, The. (J . Hopper) McClure,
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Maeterlinck, Maurice, with portrait. (A. Henderson)
Arena, 35: 1I5.—Church Q. 54: 381.=Ecl. M.
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Pall Mall M. 28: IO8.—(C. Bragdon) Critic, 45:
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W 559-
—- and the Bees. (A. E. Gibson) Arena, 27: 381.
—and Robert Browning. (W. L. Phelps) Acad. 64:
594-
- and Swedenborg. (Ednah C. Silver) N. Church R.
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2- as a Dramatic Artist. (A. Henderson) Sewanee, 12:
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-— as Moralist. (Algar Thorold) Indep. R. 8: 184.
-—- as Reformer of the Drama. (S. C. de Soissons) Con-
temp. 86: 699. = Ecl. M. 144: 382. = Liv. Age,
244: 138.
-—— Belgian Shakespeare.
155.
(M. M. Patrick) Chaut. 40:
394
MAGIC
Maeterlinck, Maurice. The Blind, Symbolism in.
(E. D. Daniels) Poet-Lore, 13: 5 54,
—Joyzelle. (E. K. Chambers) Acad. 65: 89,— (G,
Corneau) Critic, 43: II4. — (M. A. Gerothwohl)
Fortn. 80: 76. — (J . Huneker) Lamp, 27: 581,
— — vs. the Conventional Drama. (H. Jervey) Sewa-
nee, 11: 187.
-— Life of the Bee. (E. Rod) Internat. Mo. 5: 431.
—Monna Vanna. Bk. News, 22: 145. (M. A. Ge-
rothwohl) Monthly R. 7, no. 3: 121. — (G. B. Rose)
Sewanee, 10: 458. — (L. Alma Tadema) F ortn. 78:
I53. =Liv. Age, 234: 378,
— -— the Forbidden Play. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman,
I6: 46,
— — Reader of Plays to the Rescue. (W. F. Lord)
19th Cent. 59-: 72; Reply. (H. H. Fyfe) 282;
Rejoinder. (W. F. Lord) 289.
— A Talk with. (R. Phillips) Bk. Buyer, 24: 449.
-—- Three Songs. Critic, 41: 543.
Mafassal Law Courts of Bengal.
Green Bag, 14: 337.
Mafeking, By the Western Line to. Un. Serv. M. 25:
1
(A. T. Sibbald)
98.
Mafia, Spirit of the. (A. N. Hood) Fortn. 77: 102.
Magazine, Starting a. (Victor Smith) Bookman, I9:
171,
Magazine Circulation and Advertising. (C. T. Brady)
Critic, 47: 168.
Magazine Editors, Our Foremost. (Jeannette L. Gil-
der) Booklover’s M. II 13.
Magazine Writing and Literature.
Am. 179: 341.
Magazines, Literature in the.
Month, 103: 466,
Magazines, Ventilation of. (C. D. Winn) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 38: 39.
Magdalena Valley, The, and its Life.
Chamb. J. 80: 492,
Magdalene College and Audley End. Spec. 92: 120.
Magellan, Columbus, and Vespucius. (T. Magee) Calif.
M. 3: 704.
Magellanes, Land of. (W. S. Barclay) Geog. J . 23:
62
(H. M. Alden) No.
(R. H. J. Steuart)
(B. D. Kenny)
Magersfontein. (P. Landon) Fortn. 78: 76.
Maggie Donahue. (E. L. Sabin) Munsey, 35: 231.
Maggie Verity’s Reconversion. (D. B. Fitzgerald)
New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 50.
Magi and their Quest, The. (G. M. Jacobs) Chant. 36:
299-
— Birthplace of the. (A. Barry) Am.Cath. Q. 31: 175,
— Footnote to Matthew 2: 1. (L. C. Casartelli) Dub.
R. 131: 362.
Magic and Religion, Lang’s.
& Ref. R. 13: 457.
— Assyrian. Ath. ’03, 2: 679.
— Every Man his own Mage.
M. 11. s. 581 81.
— History of, during the Christian Era. Ed. R. 200:
(B. B. Warfield) Presb.
(P. Fitzreimund) Gent.
7:-
- Natural, and Prestidigitation. (H. R. Evans) Open
Court, 18: 242,
Magic of Orchards, The. (Zona Gale) Outing, 48: 6 57,
Magic Circle, In the. (H. R. Evans) Open Court, 19: 8,
Magic Cubes. (W. S. Andrews) Monist, 16: 388,
Magic Kingdoms, The. (W. Sharp) Monthly R. 10,
no. 11 99.
Magic Kiss, The. (H. Alexander) Cosmopol. 33: 709.
Magic Squares. (W. S. Andrews; A. L. Baker) Mo-
nist, 15: 429, 355.—(P. Carus) Monist, 16: 123. —
(P. A. MacMahon) Nature, 65: 447.—(J. Willis)
Nature, 66: 78,
— and Pythagorean Numbers.
Monist, 16: 422,
(C. A. Browne, jr.)
MAGIC
Magic Squares, Franklin’s. (W. S. Andrews; P.
Carus) Monist, 16: 597.
— of the 5th Order. (C. Planck) Nature, 65: 509.
Magical Formulae on Lintels of the Christian Period
in Syria. Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 10: 137.
Magicians, Best Tricks of. (Ruth Everett) Cosmopol.
341 142-
— I have met.
Maginn, Wm.
286.
Magistrates, County. (T. E. Kebbel) Monthly R. 25,
no, 1: 120,
Magna Carta.
—- Myth of.
— Re-read.
Magnesias, The Two.
165.
Magnesite Deposits of California. (Frank L. Hess)
Engin. M. 3!: 69!.
Magnetic Disturbances, Solar Origin of. (E. W. Maun-
der) Pop. Astron. 13: 59. 14: 228.
Magnetic Field and Coronal Streamers.
bridge) Am. J . Sci. 171: 189,
Magnetic Hearth, The ; a story.
per. 1141 99-
Magnetic Observations, Arctic, Birkeland on.
Chree) Nature, 66: 227,
Magnetic Pole, North, Proposed Expedition to. (R.
Amundsen) Geog. J . 19: 484. 20: 627.
Magnetic Storms and Aurora. (C. Chree) Nature, 73:
101,
— and the Sun. (E. W. Maunder) Harper, 110: 821,
—- Aurorae and Sun Spots. (W. J. S. Lockyer) Na-
ture, 69: 9.-_—‘Pop. Astron. 11: 552.
Magnetic Survey of No. Pacific Ocean.
Nature, 71: 389.
— of U. S., with Chart.
13: 92.
Magnetic Work executed by the U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey between July, 1902, and July, 1903.
Science, 11. s. 18: 347.
Magnetism, Personal. Spec. 90: 45.
—- Terrestrial. (C. C. Adams) Harper, 113: 63.—(L.
A. Bauer) Science, n. s. 22: 25.
-— —— Carnegie Institution’s Investigation.
Bauer) Science, 11. s. 19: 596.
-— — in relation to Geography.
J . 22: 438.
-— — Results of International Observations made dur-
ing Solar Eclipse of May, 1901. (L. A. Bauer)
Nature, 65: 246.
—- Velocity of the Propagation of.
Am. J. Sci. 168: 165,
Magnetized Man, The. (M. Robertson) Munsey, 32:
675.
Magneto-optics, Recent Progress in. (P. Zeeman) Na-
ture, 75: 160.
Magnets, Effects of Change of Temperature on Perma-
(R. H. Evans) Open Court, 19: 454,
(P. A. Sillard) Gent. M. n. s. 72:
(P. Vinogradoff) Law Q. 21: 250,
(E. Jenks) Indep. R. 4: 260.
(G. Neilson) Jurid. R. 17: 128,
(R. B. Richardson) Lamp, 29:
(J . Trow-
(J . B. Connolly) Har-
(C.
(L. A. Bauer)
(L. A. Bauer) Nat. Geog. M.
(L. A.
(E. W. Creak) Geog.
(H. A. Perkins)
nent. (H. B. Loomis) Am. J. Sci. 165: 179.
—— used for Lifting Purposes. (A. C. Eastwood) Cas-
sier, 3I: 9!.
Magnien, Alphonse L., with portrait. (M. F. Foley)
Cath. World, 76: 814,
Magnificat, The, Tfi; 806M); in. (I. F. Wood) J. Bib.
Lit. 21: 48.
Magnolia Trees. (Julia E. Rogers) Ctry Life Am. 5:
492-
Magny Dinners, The. (C. F. Meetkerke) Cent. M.
n. s. 70: 356.
Magoon, Charles E., Cuba’s American Governor. (R.
C. Weightman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 556.
lllagpie, The. (R. B. Smith) I9th Cent. 54: 985.:
E01. M. 142: 339.=Liv. Age, 240: 291,
395
MAJORITY
Maguey, The Marvelous, of Mexico. (A. Inkersley)
Good Words, 45: 116,
Magus Muir, Memory of.
130:, 194.
Magyar Nationalism and European Interests.
99: 261,
Mahala Joe; a story. (Mary Austin) Atlan. 94: 44.
Mahala’s Plan. (M. Holley) Lippinc. 71: 828.
Mahayana Doctrine and Art, The: Comments on the
Story of Amitaba. Open Court, 16: -562.
Maher, M., Father, Clerical Apologetics and. (W. H.
Mallock) Fortn. 79: 576.
Mahmoud, Pasha of the D. P. W.
Cent. 44: 351.
Mahogany, Supply of.
o.
Mahony, Francis Sylvester. (P. A. Sillard) Month,
103: 276.
Maid of Landévennec, The; a story.
Harper, 109: 497.
Maid of the Mist, The; a story.
lover’s M. 4: 391.
Maiden’s Shoe, The.
(H. H. Brown) Temp. Bar,
Sat. R.
(F. C. Penfield)
(F. Tiffany) J. Soc. Arts, 52:
(J . M. Forman)
(K. M. Roof) Book-
(Alfred Colbeck) Chamb. J . 81:
3°-
Maidu Mythology, System and Sequence in. (R. B.
Dixon) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I6: 32.
Mail, The Northwest. (R. A. Haste) World To-day, 8:
415-
— to Alaska, Carrying.
Work, 3: 1757.
Maine, Sir Henry, The Teaching of.
Law Q. 20: 119.
— — Vinogradoif on. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 79: 398,
Maine, Barbarism in ; Study of Mr. Wasson’s Charges.
(R. L. Hartt) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 542.
— Coast of, Cruising on the. (W. L. Barnard) Ctry
Life Am. 10: 312,
— Enforcement Commission of.
To-day, 9: 1340.
— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1906. (G. G.
Wilder) Lib. J . 31: 824,
— Lumber Industry in. (L. T. Smith) New Eng. M.
n. s. 25: 629.
— Pilgrim Fathers on the Kennebec.
New Eng. M. n. s. 301 309. .
— The Redevelopment of an Old State. (S. Baxter)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 55.
Maintenance, Distribution of. (C. W. Mixter) Q. J.
Econ. 18: 357.
Maintenon, Madame de. (Visc. St. Cyres) Cornh. 85:
49I.:Liv. Age, 2332 428.:Ecl. M. 139: 131.-—
(T. Chapman) Fortn. 79: 719.
— Last Years of. (A. Laugel) Nation, 78: 511.
Mair, John, Journal of, 1791. Am. Hist. R. 12: 77.
Maison Dorée, Passing of. (S. Dewey) Macmil. 87:
416,
Majave Desert, The. (G. B. Griffin) Californian, 5: 26.
Majesty of the Law, The; a story. (M. E. Francis)
Longm. 40: 329. = Liv. Age, 234: 616,
Majesty of the Law, The; a story. (Mary R. S. An-
drews) Harper, 108: 668,
Majolica and Glazed Earthenware of Tuscany.
Douglas) J. Soc. Arts, 52: 853, 863, 875.
Major, The, gets even. (E. Macpherson) Scrib. M.
351 117-
Major M ellordyce’s Wife. (E. Hulme-Reaman) Chamb.
J, 82: 81, 105, _
Major Natural Regions; an Essay in Systematic Geo-
graphy. (A. J . Herbertson) Geog. J . 25: 310.
Majority Rule ; Constitutional Decision by Oregon
Supreme Court. (G.'H. Shibley) Arena, 31: 284,
-— Victorious March of. (G. H. Shibley) Arena, 29:
173-
(F. H. Gammell) World’s
(P. Vinogradoff)
(C. E. Owen) World
(E. H. Nason)
(R. L.
MAJ OR’S
Major’s Waterloo, The.
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 618.
Make, in its Many Meanings. Sat. R. 98: 454. =Liv.
Age. 2431 571-
Make-up for the New Melo-farce; a poem.
man) Ecl. M. 142: 269,
Maker of Images, A; a story. (Van T. Sutphen) Har-
per, 110: 870.
Maker of Mirrors; a story. (F. Wheeler) Atlan. 921
338-
Making of Camilla, The. (M. Ilsley) Atlan. 96: 537.
Making of a Doctor of Divinity. (Rose Young) Cent.
4e= 725-
Making of Laura Lee, The; a story.
Gent. M. n. s. 59: 209.
Making of a Man, The. Longm. 45: 416.
Making of a Match, The; a story. (E. S. Martin)
Harper, 107: 89.
Making of Tryphena. (Ben Bolt) Lippinc. 44: 57.
Making over of Pinch; a story. (E. Walker) Munsey,
3I= 857-
Makin’s of a Hayro, The.
28: 17.
Makran, The Empire’s Work in.
Chamb. J. 82: 678.
Malachy, St., Prophecy of.
Bookman, 18: 80,
“ Malahack ” once more.
IO,
Malaria. Anti-malarial Work.
ence, n. s. 24: 744.
(Eleanor H. Porter) New
(0. Sea-
(A. Buckler)
(G. W. Ogden) McClure,
(R. F. Halliday)
(A. I. du P. Coleman)
(A. R. Meyer) Nation, 76:
(L. O. Howard) Sci-
-— Fighting. (H. Hamilton) Good Words, 43: 188,
— The Story of. (R. Ross) National, 48: 446. —- Spec.
97= 718.
Malaria Expedition to the Gambia; Science, n. s. 18:
381,
Malatesta Temple, Rimini, Italy. (H. Mereu) Am.
Arch. 84: 31.
Malay Archipelago, Dutch Expedition to, Weber’s.
(B. Dean) Science, 11. s. 15: 658.
— In the Swamps of. (Caspar Whitney) Outing, 452
460.
Malay Boats and Boat-building. (H. W. Smyth) J .
Soc. Arts, 50: 57o.
Malay Court Ceremony.
132: 732,
Malay Language, The. Chamb. J . 79: 808,
Malay Princes Piloting. (H. Clifford) Blackw. I72:
319.=Liv. Age, 235: 78. =Ecl. M. 139: 714,
Malay Spiritualism. (W. Skeat) Folk-Lore, 13: 134.
Malay States, Example of the. (S. Brooks) Forum,
ss= 131- -
— The Federated. Studies in Colonial Administra-
(R. O. Winstedt) Temp. Bar,
tion. (A. Ireland) Outl. 76: 592,
Malay Wedding, A. (R. O. Winstedt) Temp. Bar,
132: 352,
Malayan Dances. (R. O. Winstedt) Temp. Bar, 130:
60,
Malaiyan Peoples, Rival Systems and the. (H. Clif-
ford) No. Am. 177: 399.
Maldives, Agassiz’s Expedition to the. Geog. J . 19:
480. — (A. Agassiz) Am. J . Sci. 163: 297.
— Formation of, with Maps. (J . S. Gardiner) Geog. J .
1 : 277,
Male,9Evolution of the. (F. Swiney) Westm. 163: 272,
— (M. E. Hughes) Westm. 165: 320,
Malebranche, N., Idealism of. (G. N. Dolson) Philos.
R. 15: 387.
Malet, Lucas, pseud. See Harrison, Mrs. M. S.
Malherbe, Francois de. (H. Belloc) Liv. Age, 239:
6
96.
Mallard Shooting on a Mississippi Overflow. (F. E.
Kellogg) Outing, 43: 611.
396
MAN
Mallarmé, Stéphane. (F. Grierson) Atlan. 92: 830.
Mallet, Sir Louis. Spec. 95: 654.
Mallet du Pan, Jacques. Acad. 64: 124,
Mallet’s Masterpiece, The. (E. H. Peple) Munsey, 3 5:
76.
Mallinckrodt, Herman Joseph von, with portrait. (G.
F. Weibel) Cath. World, 79: 209, 312, 439,
Mallock, W. H., and the Bishop of Worcester.
M. Smith) 19th Cent. 56: 746.
—- Audit of Science and Religion.
79: 206.
-—- New Republic, Twenty Years Since.
Fortn. 77: 524,
— on Knowledge and Belief. (Sir O. Lodge) Fortn.
84: 1100,
— on the Naturalness of Christianity.
van) Cath. World, 82: 527,
—- on Science and Religion. (S. Fitz Simons) Am. Cath.
Q- 292 74-
—- Religion as a Credible Doctrine. (H. Hayman)
Crit. R. 13: 311.—Ath. ’o3, 1: 648.
-— Veil of the Temple. Monthly R. 16, no. 1: 34. —-
(A. M. Logan) Nation, 79: 81. — Sat. R. 97: 739.
Mallory, Stephen R. Letter, 1861. Am. Hist. R. 12?
(H.
(M. Maher) Fortn.
(G. S. Street)
(W. L. Sulli-
103,
Malmesbury, The Walls of. (A. Ballard) Eng. Hist.
R, 21: 98,
Malpractice, Civil, Laws Governing, in the Middle
Ages. Green Bag, 15: 409.
Malta. (W. Knight) Fortn. 79: 7o6.—Un. Serv. M.
30: 174.
— Artist’s Impressions of. (E. C. Peixotto) Outl. 72:
500.
— A Day in. (J . Templer) Canad. M. 25: 298.
— Garrison Life in, Eighty Years Ago. (H. C. Wylly)
Un. Serv. M. 31: 200. .
Malthusianism and the Declining Birth Rate. (J . W.
Barclay) 19th Cent. 59: 80. =Ecl. M. 146: 236.
Malton Priory Finance, 1244-57. (Miss R. Graham)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 181 I31.
Malvern College. Sat. R. 97: 7.
Mammal, Story of the Word. (T. Gill) Pop.Sci. Mo.
61: 434.
Mammalia, Arboreal Ancestry of.
Am. Natural. 38: 811,
— Extinction of. (H. F. Osborn) Am. Natural. 40:
769. 829-
Mammals, Ancient Portraits of.
ture, 70: 207.
— and Mammalians, First Use of.
n. s. 16: 1035.
-—- British, Johnston on. Spec. 92: 668.
— Habits in. (R. C. Osborn) Am. Natural. 37: 651 ;
(L. I. Dublin) 73I.—(R. S. Lull) Am. Natural.
(W. D. Matthew)
(R. Lydekker) Na-
(T. Gill) Science,
38: 1,
— that carry their Young. (R. Lydekker) Knowl.
n. s. 2: 10".
Mammon, Th; Morals of. (J. M. Palmer) McClure,
27: 260, ‘ '
Mammoniacal Possession. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 45 7.
Mammy. (J . R. Tutwiler) Atlan. 91: 60.
Man. (M. Gorky) Monthly R. 18, no. 3: 1.
— and the Actor. (R. Mansfield) Atlan. 97: 577.
-— and Beast. (S. H. Drury) Atlan. 97: 420.
-— and God, Physical Relations of, among Modern
Semites. (S. I. Curtiss) Am. J . Theol. 5: 304.
—— and his Clothes. (J . H. Girdner) Munsey, 27! 372.
-— and Scenery. Nature, 71: 577,
-—— Androgynous, in Myth and Tradition.
Open Court, 18: 525,
-— Ascent of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 178,
-— Beard as a Test for Classification of Races.
Wake) Am. Antiq. 24: 43. '
(C. Kassel)
(C. S.
. —-— and his Stone Implements.
MAN
Man below the Bayonet, The. (D. A. Willey) Army
& Navy Life, 9: 487,
-— Complete. Sat. R. 98: 758.
— Cultural Development of.
Antiq. 24: 173.
— Descent of. (L. M. Keasby) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 365.
—- — Are Proofs being strengthened ‘P (W. T. F ree-
man) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 43.
—- Early, in Western Switzerland, Relics of.
Bushnell, jr.) Am. Anthropol. 8: 1.
~— the Erect. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 430.
—- Evolution of, Law of Variation in. (C. H. Duncan)
Am. Antiq. 24: 215,
— Evolution’s Triumph. (W. R. Gay) Arena, 31:
(A. L. Benedict) Am.
(D. I.
,-I
—— Fallen; is the Catholic View Pessimistic ? (E. T.
Shanahan) Cath. Univ. Bull. II: 109,
—- Fossil, from Kansas. (S. W. Williston) Science,
11. s. 16: 195.
—-— his Place in God’s Thought. (G. P. Mains) Meth.
R. 64: 704.
-— How to win a. (Lavinia Hart) Cosmopol. 33:
8
54 -
l- in the Ice Age. (W. Upham) Bib. Sac. 59: 730. --
(G. F. Wright) Bib. Sac. 60: 28.—(L. A. Owen)
Bib. Sac. 60: 572. '
l — in Kansas during the Iowan Stage of the Glacial
Period. (W. Upham) Science, 11. s. 16: 355.
—- Individual and Race. (M. A. Lane) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 416.
-— Is any Animal Greedier than ? (F. G. Aflalo) Liv.
Age, 246: 824,
-— Is he the End of Evolution ? (S. W. Williston)
Indep. 58: 1172.
—- Metchnikofi’s Nature of.
n. s. 20: 109. .
-— of Fashion, Stage Convention of.
Sat. R. 96: 760.
-— of God, The. (Julien Josephson) Overland, n. s.
46= 352-
— of One Book. Dial, 39: 261,
-— of the Past. (E. K. Robinson) 19th Cent. 52: 789.
ILiv. Age, 236: 350,
—— Omnicarnivorous. (E. Protheroe) Chamb. J . 83:
605, '
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Reply to Wallace. (H. H. Turner) Fortn. 79: 598.
'—"Ecl. M. 141: 102, _--Liv, Age, 237: 321.—Reply
to Criticisms. (A. -R. Wallace) F ortn. 80: 380.:
‘ Eel. M. 141: 773.=Liv. Age, 239: 193. — (E. W.
P Maunder and others) Knowl. 26: 81-229. —Indep.
55: 473.—(W. H. Pickering) 597, 2024,—Spec,
go: 365.
-—-—Wallace on. (S. Newcomb) Nation, 78: 34,-
(T. T. Munger) Outl. 77: 934.—(H. A. Howe)
Dial, 36: 148.--Spec. 92: 54.- (F. R. Wegg-
Prosser) Dub. R. 135: 320. I36: 113. —Church Q.
581 257. -(C. Flammarion) Indep. 551 958.
—-— Prehistoric. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 221, 400,
-- —— Archaaological Discoveries about. (B. H. Cun-
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- —- in the Dakotas. (H. Montgomery) Am. Anthro-
pol. 8: 640.
—— — in England. (A. J . and G. Hubbard) Cornh. 93:
608
(A. Hrdlicka) Science,
(M. Beerbohm)
— — in‘ West Kent. (J . R. Larkby) Antiq. n. s. 41:
95. I29-
-- Primitive. (G. Max) Open Court, 18: 129, — (P. Ca-
rus) Open Court, 203 65.
(W. Upham) Am.
Antiq. 24: 413.
397 -

MAN
Man, Relation of, to the Two Sexes. (Mrs. L. H.
Harris) Indep. 56: 1188,
— a Social Being. (M. A. Lane) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22:
673.
—- a Spiritual Being. (H. C. Hay) N. Church R. 9: 161,
— the Victim. (C. T. Herrick) Munsey, 27: 889,
-—Whence and Whither; in Reply to my Critics.
(P. Carus) Open Court, 16: 74.
Man, Isle of; Archaeology and Natural History. (J .
Rhys) Nature, 74: 223.
— Connection between Scotland and.
Scot. Hist. R. 3; 293.
— Markets and Myths of.
11- S~ 47 1 353.
Man and the Boy, The; a story. (J. M. Lippman)
Harper, I06: 155.
Man and a Brother, A. (S. H. Adams) McClure, 24:
(A. W. Moore)
(K. E. Thomas) Overland,
359-
Man, A, and his Neighbor; a story. (E. J. Royle)
Munsey, 262 590. .
Man and his Rose-garden, The; a story. (Alice
Brown) Harper, I14: 27.
Man, The, and the Woman; a story.
shew) Cosmopol. 37: 706.
Man at No. 22, The. Sund. M. 34: I36
(T. W. Han-
Man behind the Drums, The; a story. (R. H. Schauf-
fler) Cent. 45¢ 661.
Man the Consul protected, The. (B. H. Ridgeley)
Cent. 47: 402.
Man from Atlantis, The.
n. s. 471 24.
Man from Barnnm’s, A ; a story. (L. Fenwick) Temp.
Bar, 132: 359.
Man from Hongkong, The.
Munsey, 35: 639. _ .
Man from Vladivostok, The. (T. J . Hains) Cosmopol.
. 393 223-
Man in the Making, A. (Mrs. G. Wallas) Longm. 40:
32.: Liv. Age, 233: 742. =Ecl. M. 139: 236.
Man in the Overcoat, The. (E. M. Willett) Lippinc.
(Alice H. Sill) Overland,
(G. Bronson-Howard)
73: 745-
Man in the Shadow, The ; a story. (R. W. Child) Har-
per, I132 110.
Man in the Street, The. (E. L. C. Morse) Nation, 79:
.3_
Man, a Maid, and a Motor. (C. B. Loomis) New Eng.
M. n. s. 29: 557.
Man of Flesh and Blood, The ; a story. (S. K. Glas-
pell) Harper, I08: 957. _
Man of his Word. (A. D. Miller) Lippinc. 71: 147.
Man of Honor ; Play in Four Acts. (W. S. Maugham)
Fortn. 79: 1149.
Man of Lucky Accidents, The. (Emma Brooke) Temp.
Bar, 126: 152.
Man of the Merchant Marine,'The; a story. (P. Vaux)
Munsey, 27: 649.
Man of the Mountain, The.
n, S. 41: 218.
Man of Mystery, The. (J . M. Forman) Harp. W. 50:
1706, ‘
Man of Success, The ; a story. (C. M. Williams) Mun-
sey, 30: 126,
Man Proposes.
(F. R. Weir) Overland,
(Will E. Ingersoll) Everybody’s, I3:
272,
“ Man who ——-, The.”
land, n. s. 46: 428.
Man who adopted Asia, The. (W. L. Comfort) Lip-
pinc. 75: 465.
Man who blundered; a story. (N. K. Blissett) Temp.
Bar, 133: 301.: Liv. Age, 249: 365.
Man who forgot, The. (A. Sedgwick) Cent. 47: 51.
Man who found himself, The; a story. (E. Kelley)
McClure, I9: 110,
(Grace MacG. Cooke) Over-
hllill
Man who had no Courage; a story. (L. M. Mackay)
Blackw. 180: 774.
Man who held the Curtain, The; a story. (J . Blethen)
Booklover’s M. 4: 101,
Man who knew; a story. (P. Gibbon) Blackw. 174:
467. "-=Liv. Age, 239: 541. = Eel. M. 142: 29.
Man who is to come, The. (B. Kidd) Harper, I06: 215.
Man who never lived. (Elliott Flower) Lippinc. 73:
247- .
Man who studied continual, The. (Nelson Lloyd)
Scrib. M. 38: 742.
Man who was Faithful, The. (Owen Oliver) Lippinc.
75: 607.
Man who was Obstinate, The.
98: 836.
Man who was Some One Else.
M. 25: 154.
Man who won, The; a story. (E. Lefevre) Idler, 21:
40.
Man who would not be saved, The. (H. Oyen) Over-
land, 11. s. 40: 24.
Man with the Black Spectacles. (W. Le Queux)
Lippinc. 72: 218,
Man with the Iron Mask. See Iron Mask.
Man with the Mask, The. (N. H. Crowell) Am. M.
60: 701.
Man with the Muck-rake, The.
82: 883.=Putnam, I2 42.
Man with the Shoulders. (A. P. Terhune) Lippinc.
(Alice Brown) Atlan.
(A. C. Smith) Canad.
(T. Roosevelt) Outl.
71 . 78,
Man without a Pension, A. (J . Cleveland Cady) Outl.
79= 899-
Man-hunting by Lions. (Mrs. S. L. Hinde) Blackw.
178: 192,
Man Making, Experiment in.
131,
Man-power as a Measure of National and Imperial
Strength. (H. J . Mackinder) National, 45: 136.
-— in Transport. Spec. 92: 1007.
Man-tracking. (S. Sprigg) Chamb. J . 81: 743.
Man-traps and Spring-guns. (M. Christy) Outing, 41:
729-
Managing Committee, The; a story. (H. Fielding)
Booklover’s M. 3: 675.
Managing Editor, The ; a story.
sey.27= 438-
Manana; a Tale of the Canary Islands. (C. Middle-
ton) Temp. Bar, 126: 86,
Manassas, Manceuvres at, 1904. (H. C. Corbin) Cosmo-
pol. 38: 3. —- (O. G. Villard) Nation, 79: 192,
Manasseh Ben Israel, A Letter of. (E. N. Adler)
Jew. Q. 16: 562, 715,
Manchester, Eng., Country School.
mil. n. s. 2: I7.
—-— Housing Question in. Spec. 92: 804,
—-— School of Technology for Engineering Apprentices.
(F. Brocklehurst) Engin. M. 27: 247.
Manchester, N. H. (A. L. Clough) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
I8: 390.
'Manchuria. (J. W. Davidson) Cent. 46: 398,-(C,
Denby) Indep. 54: 551. —-(G. F. Browne) J. Mil.
Serv. Inst. 34: 330,
-— and the Cassini Convention. Sat. R. '96: 320.
—- and Korea, Whigham’s. (H. P. Robinson) Good
Words, 45: 237.
— and the Russia-Japan Situation.
Everybody’s, 9: 808,
—- Campaign in. (H. Belloc) Indep. R. 6: 78.
— Commercial Opening of. Sat. R. I00: 361,
— Eastern Siberia and. (G. F. Wright) Chant. 37:
(A. J . Todd) Char. 17:
(A. B. Paine) Mun-
(L. Smith) Mac-
(O. K. Davis)
245.
—— From Harbin to Mukden. (C. E. de la P. Berea-
ford) Fortn. 81: 561. =Ecl. M. I43: 85.
23953
LIIIIIIILAL
Manchuria, Future of. Spec. 94: 774. - (E. Brindle)
World’s Work, 12: 7901. I
- Korea and, under the New Treaty. (K. Asakawa)
Atlan. 96: 699.
-- Making for. (John F ox, jr.) Scrib. M. 36: 689,
—— Map of Seat of War in. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 3b9.
—-— The Mischief in. (W. Gerrare) Fortn. 79: i051,
--Muscovite Designs on. (L. Miner) No. Am. 174:
315-
—- The New. (K. K. Kawakami) Forum, 38: 277.
-- Palmer’s With Kuroki through. (A. A. Woodhull)
Nation, 80: 14,
-— River System of the Upper Liao.
Geog. J. 25: 297.
-— Russia and. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 83: 884.
-— Russian Advance in. (C. M. L. Sites) Indep. 541
498.
—-— Russian Conquest by Bank and Railway. (A. Stead)
19th Cent. 53: 936.
— Russian Development of.
M, 15: 113,
—- Russian Rights in. (G. F. Wright) Nation, 76: 411.
— Russians in, I/Veale on. Ath. ’04, 2: 38.
— —— Winter with the. (V. Havard) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
38: 222,
—— The Situation in.
(R. T. Turley)
(H. B. Miller) Nat. Geog.
(G. F. Wright) Nation, 80: 265.
-— Strategic Features of the Operations in. (T. M.
Maguire) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 361 330.
— to St. Petersburg, a Long Distance Ride. (T. B.
Mott) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 448.
—— Yalu Region, and Central. (R. T. Turley) Geog. J .
233 473-
Manda. (Jeannette Pemberton) New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
423.598-
Mandalay, Last Royal Funeral at.
Canad. M. 27: 43.
— Memories of. Macmil. 92: 203.
Mandeville, Sir John. (C. R. Eastman) Science, 11. s.
24: 822,
—- on the Circumnavigation of the Globe.
Open Court, 16: 107,
Mandy’s Raid; a story.
29: 287,
Manet, Edouard. Acad. 65: 251.
— Degat, Edgar, and Renoir, P. A. Impressionist
Figure Painters. (F. Wedmore) Brush & P. I 5:
(H. Bernard)
(E. Lindsey)
(G. MacG. Cooke) Munsey,
253-
- Paintings of, in the Faure Collection. Ath. ’06, I:
Mangan, James Clarence. Acad. 64: 488. — (R. F.
O’Connor) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 435. —With portrait.
(E. Hogan) Calif. M. 51 525.
—— The Dark Rosaleen. (H. W. Nevinson) No. Am.
9: 252.
— Poems. (Ed. by D. J . O’Donoghue) Ath. ’o4, 1: 41.
Mango, Introduction of the. Nat. Geog. M. 14: 320.
Mangoes in Jamaica. Chamb. J . 81: 282,
Mangrove, The, as an Island Builder. (Julian A. Di-
mock) Ctry Life Am. 91 40.
Manhattan Bridge, a Lesson in Municipal ./Esthetics.
(G. W. Harris) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 191.
Manhattan Trade School for Girls. (Mary S. Wool-
man) Educa. R. 30: 178. —— (Eliz. McCracken) Outl.
84: 1013,
Manhood, Modern. (C. W. Harvey) N. Church R. 13:
421,
Manicheeism ; the Long-lost Mani Bible. (M. Bloom-
field) Harper, I12: 527,
Manila. (T. W. Eddy) Outl. 70: 48.
— American Library in. Pub. Lib. I0: 472.
—— Gates in. Am. Arch. 88: 63.
—— Impressions of. (A. Brownell) Munsey, 353 5 3.
—- Improvements in. Nat. Geog. M. I4: 195.
MANILA
Manila, In Old. (Juan de Rio) Land of Sun. 9: 279.
—— Re-making of. (B. K. Daniels) World’s Work, 10:
6629.
Manila Madness, A. (F. Reddale) Lippinc. 76: 38 5.
Manilius; Astronomicon, book I., Housman’s. Ath.
’<>4. 21 I35»
Manipur ‘and its Tribes. (T. C. Hodson) J . Soc. Arts,
533 545-
_ Manitoba, On the Wide Marshes of. (E. Sandys) Out-
ing. 45= 529-
-- Penitentiary of, A Visit to. Chamb. J . 80: 27.
— The Prairie Province. (R. Wilson) Chamb. J . 80:
429-
-- Progress of-. Canad. M. 23: 516.
-— Reminiscences of. Canad. M. 27: 283.
-— Spring Trip in. (C. Hanbury-Williams) Blackw.
176: 56.
Manitou, The Algonkin. (W. James) J . Am. Folk-lore,
18: 183,
Manitoulin, On. (B. C. Steiner) So. Atlan. Q. I: 333.
Mankind, Earliest Home of. Am. Antiq. 25: 191.
— History of. (G. P. Gooch) Quar. 1981 28.
—- Improvement of. (P. Geddes) Contemp. 83: 559.
-— in the Making. (Mary Higgs) Contemp. 89: 830. —-
(H. G. Wells) Fortn. 78: 523-1078. 79: 165-1133.
80: 353—536.'zCosmopol. 33: 569_673_ 34; 73_
713- ss= 73-583.
__ - WeHs’s. (W. R. Inge) Econ. R, 14: 99_
Mann, Alexander, the New Rector of Trinity Church,
Boston. (F. E. Winslow) Outl. 81: 764,
Mann, Harrington, Portrait Painter. Studio (Inter-
nat.) 202 118,
Mann, Horace, Educator Statesman. (C. H. Thurber)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 1: 161,
Mann, William D., with portrait. Outing, 43: 723.
Manner instead of Manners. (A. E. M. Foster) Sat.
R. 96: 665.
Manners, Charles, and English Opera.
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-— Plan for a National Opera. (J . F. Runciman) Sat.
R. 98: 544.
Manners. Chamb. J. 79: I45.
—- and Morals in the Kennels. (T. F. Dale) Blackw.
I77: 82. =Liv. Age, 244: 471.
-— British. National, 42: 75 5. = Liv. Age, 240: 378.
— Good. (Annie P. Call) Am. M. 60: 466,
—- Modern, and the Unmannerly Age. (Mrs. G. Corn-
wallis-West) Cosmopol. 37: 394.
—- of the Past. (S. G. Tallentyre) Harper, 105: 303.
Manning, Henry E., Cardinal, and Gladstone; the
“Destroyed” Letters. Dub. R. 138: 41. '
Manning, Mary. (M. White, jr.) Munsey, 36: 104,
Manoas, Early Relations with the Dutch. (G. Ed-
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Manoeuvres, Fall. (J . Regan) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36:
(J . F. Runci-
115.
— for 1903, The Kaiser and the. (D. W. C. Falls) J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 443.
— Fort Riley. (A. L. Wagner) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 32:
7°.
—- The Instructional Use of. Un. Serv. M. 28: 153,
— Mainly for the Use of Company Officers of Infan-
try. (N. G. McAlexander) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37:
266.
— Metaphysical. (T. M. Maguire) Un. Serv. M. 30:
146
—— Our ‘Autumn. (A. Sharpe) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34:
65.
Manor, Vinogradoff’s Growth of the. (W. M. Dan-
iels) Nation, 81: 223.—Sat, R, 99: 490,-—(L,
Knowles) Econ. J . I 52 394.
Manor House, An Old. (C. Mason) Reliquary, 45:
184.
399
MANUFACTURES
Man’s Atonement, A. (R. Polsue) Good Words, 45:
659.: Liv. Age, 243: 20,
Man’s Bjite-noire, A. Blackw. I80: 311,
Man’s Chance, A. (F. Kendrick) New Eng. M. n. s.
35: 408.
Mansarowar, Lake, Moorcroft and Hearsey’s Visit to,
in 1812. (H. Pearse) Geog. J. 26: 180. '
Mansart, Francois, and the Chateau de Maison. Am. I
Arch. 84: 25.
Manse and Minster. (D. Johnston) Macihil. 89: 202.
Mansfield, John. Review of his “Sailor’s Garland.”
Gent. M. n. s. 77: 531.
Mansfield, Gen. John; with portrait. Land of Sun.
5. 58.
Mansfield, Richard. ,(K. West) Arena, 35: I.
Mansfield House University Settlement. (O. S. Davis)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 4: 64.
Mantegna, Andrea. Quar. 195: 139. —-M. of Art,
26: 317. —-With portrait. Mast. in Art, 6: 149,
Mantle, Rev. Gregory. Sund. M. 32: 470.
Mantorani, Dino. (J . S. Fiske) Nation, 79: 50,
Mantuan, Baptista, Catholic Puritan. (F. Watson)
Gent. M. n. s. 73: 252, 323.
Manual Labor. (Booker T. Washington) Everybody’s,
71 493. 587-
Manual Training.
11, S, 21: 16.
— and Citizenship. Craftsman, 5: 406.
—- and the Development of Taste. Craftsman, 5: 513.
— and Ethics. Craftsman, 8: 260.
—Apperceptive Basis of. (J . P. Hylan) Educa. 26:
324-
—as now taught; is it Educative ? (B. R. Payne)
School R. 14: 375.
— as a Socializing Factor.
(Calvin M. Woodward) Science,
(R. G. Boone) Educa. 22:
395-
— Educational Bearings of. (J . P. Munroe) Technol.
R- 51 441-
—— Influence of Jews on. Craftsman, 3: 380.
— How may it be made Educative ? (B. Payne) School
R- W 425-
- in the Elementary School. (J . P. Haney) Educa.
25: 515.
—- in N. Y. City Public Schools. (C. A. Scott) Educa.
R, 31: 411.
——- in Schools of Germany. (H. E. Kock) Educa. 23:
I93-
— Industrial Value of. Engin. M. 27: 928.
— Is it a Subject or a Method of Instruction ?
Richards) Educa. R. 27: 369.
— Moral Value of. (Booker T. Washington) Every-
body’s, 7: 297, 8: 145, 286,
— Reasons for. (W. J . Kenyon) Educa. 25: 65.
— Recent Developments. (Hugo Diemer) Educa. 23:
(G. R.
391-
- Theory and Method. (C. N. Woodward) Outl. 81:
927-
Manual-training High School, Brooklyn, New York.
(C. D. Larkins) School R. 13: 741.
Manuela’s Lesson. (Amanda Mathews) Overland,
n. s. 46: 335.
Manufacture, Specialization in. (A. E. Outerbridge,
jr.) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 43.
Manufacturer and the Domestic Market. (E. D. Jones)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: I. ~
Manufacturer’s Point of View. (J . T. Lincoln) Atlan.
98: 289, '
Manufacturers and Importers, Loans to.
(N. Y.) 72: 225.
Manufactures; are they unstable internationally ‘?
(S. J. Chapman) Econ. J. 15: I36.
— Census of, 1900. (S. N. D. North) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26: 319.
Bank. M.
MANUFACTURES
Manufactures, Specialization in. (A. E. Outerbridge,
jr.) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 43.
— U. S., in the Markets of the World. (O. P, Austin)
No. I77: 22,
Manufacturing. Intensified Production and Industrial
Investment. (W. D. Ennis) Engin. M. 23: 895.
-—- Our Superiority in. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 74: 460.
-—- Specialization in. (A. E. Outerbridge) Cassier, 303
8
53 -
—— Tendency of. Am. J. Soc. Sci. 42: 157,
Manufacturing Methods, American, Evils of. (L. Bell)
Engin. M. 31: 801,
Manures, Alkali Phosphatic. (J . Hughes) J . Soc. Arts.
50: 356.
Manuscript, Preparing, for the Press. (L. N. Wilson)
Pedagog. Sem. I2: 5 5.
Manuscript Work, One Year’s Experience with. (A.
H. Rice) School R. 11: 254,
Manuscripts, Ancient. Lineage of the Classics. (F.
G. Kenyon) Harper, I05: 335.
— Illuminated, of Continental Europe. (H. Yates
Thompson) J . Soc. Arts, 54: 461.
—— Mediaeval. (J . B. Milburn) Dub. R. 1362 87.
Manzanita. (Virginia Garland) Overland, n. s. 48: 67.
Maori of New Zealand, The. (H. H. Lusk) Outl. 702
183,
Maori Art. (A. C. Haddon) Nature, 68: 3 5.
Maori Runangas. Temp. Bar, 126: 115,
Maori Wood—carving. (F. F. Kelly) Craftsman, 10!
340-
Map, Ancient Chinese, of the World. (H. B. Hulbert)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 600,
—— of the World on Mercator’s Projection, 25 by 45
inches. Nat. Geog. M. 16: opp. p. 55.
-—— of the World on the Scale of 1: 1,000,000, Recent
Progress on. (A. Penck) Nat. Geog. M. I 5: 405.
-— or Chart, Copyright of. (W. A. Miller) Nat. Geog.
M. W 437-
Map Card System, A. (G. Van H. Moseley) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 34: 476.
Map—drawing in the Teaching of Geography, Function
of. (J . P. Goode) School R. 12: 67.
Maple, The, in February. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut.
36= 599. .
— The Sugar. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 38: 281.
Maple Sap. (K. M. Wiegand) Am. Natural. 40: 409.
Maple Sugar, Making. (W. F. McClure) Ctry Life
Am. II I 53.—-(Harry A. Packard) New Eng. M.
n. s. 34: 145.
—— Recollections of the Old Sugar-bush. Ctry Life Am.
1: 192,
~— Sugaring in Northern Woods.
ins. 442 36-
Maples, A Story of some.
71: 62,
Maps. Acad. 62: 585.
-— and Charts, Construction of.
Soc. Arts. 51: 552.
-—- and Map Making. (J . R. Torbett) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 34: 197.
-— Cataloging of, in Public Libraries.
J- 271 74-
—— The First True. (C. R. Beazley) Nature, 71: 159,
—— in Public Libraries. (C. W. Andrews) Pub. Lib. 8:
22,
-*~ Spherical. (E. Reclus) Geog. J . 22¢ 290. WT
-—- their Handling, Classification, and Cataloguing.
(T. Letts) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 371 485..
Maps, Abraham. (L. Simon) Jew. Q. 18: 406.
Mar, Earl of; Footprints of “ The Fifteen.”
Erskine) Chamb. J . 80: 682.
Marama, the Moon-god ; a poem.
Monthly R. 9, no. 1: 155.
(H. Percival) Out-
(J . H. McFarland) Outl.
(G. J . Morrison) J.
(T. Letts) Lib.
(S. R.
(A. H. Adams)
400
MARIANU S
Maraiion River, Expedition to the Upper. (R. Enock)
Geog. J. 26: 153.
Marble ; Rutland, Vt., the Carrara of America. (O. E.
Hooker) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 97.
—— Verde Antico. Am. Arch. 86: 15.
Marble Quarrying. (E. B. Child) Scrib. M. 37: 515.
—- Elegtric Power in. (D. A. Willey) Cassier, 26:
37 .
Marbot, Gen. Jean Baptiste Antoine, and his Me-
moirs. Cornh. 94: 91.
Marcel andég Others; a story. (C. Oliver) Cent. M. n. s.
W 49 -
March, John. Your Aifectionate Friend, John March.
(L. C. Howard) Green Bag, 17: I7.
Margh Meeting, An Old—time. (R. E. Robinson) Atlan.
9: 312, _
Marclsi6 of Man, The. (Maxim Gorky) Cosmopol. 39$
2
March of the Seasons, The. (Mary H. Vorse) Book-
lover’s M. 73 685.
Marclg5 Hare, Madness of the. (Bliss Carman) Indep.
5 : 480.
March Weather Proverbs. Science, 11. s. I81 314.
Marches, The Court of the. Sat. R. 102: 770.
—— The Middle. (G. M. Trevelyan) Indep. R. 5: 336.
Marching, Route, Physiological Effects of, Zuntz on.
Nature, 65: 193.
Marcia Way. (R. W. Child) Everybody’s, I 5: 97.
Marciana Library, Removal of the, at Venice. (A.
Wiel) Acad. 68: 564,
Marconi, Guglielmo, with portrait. Cath. World, 74:
697.
—Achievement of. (R. S. Baker) McClure, I8: 291,
525-
- in Canada. (M. O. Scott) Canad. M. 18: 338.
— Work of, in Europe. (Amy A. Bernardy) World
T0-day. 5= 475.
Marcus Aurelius, Individualism of.
Internat. J . Ethics, 14: 201,
Marey, Prof. E. J . Nature, 70: 57. _
Margaret, St., the Magdalen of Cortona. (Father
Cuthbert) Cath. World, 77: 320.
(W. A. Watt)
Margaret; a story. (U. L. Silberrad) Sund. M. 34:
I .
Margaret and the School-board. (H. H. Ross) Chamb.
J _ 83: 561,
Margaret McDonough’s Restaurant; a story. (Anne
O’Hagan) Munsey, 31: 861,
Margeride, Inn of the. (H. Belloc) In.dep. R. 42 129.
Marg’et Ann. (M. C. Graham) Atlan. 92: 77.
Margetson, W. H. Valentine and Proteus; Painting.
Art J. 56: 374.
Margherita, Queen of Italy, Interview with. (M. Howe)
Lippinc. 72: 584.
Margherita, Palazzo, Rome.
7 5: 22,
Marginal Region in Psychic’Life, Place and Value of.
(J . B. Pratt) Psychol. R. 13: 50,
Marginal Utility and Exchange Value. (R. S. Padan)
J . Pol. Econ. 13: 389.
Marguerite de Valois. (A. Laugel) Nation, 80: I 31,
Margueritte, Paul and Victor. Acad. 66 :- 407. ~
Maria Christina, Queen Regent of Spain, and Alfonso
XIII. (Helena Vacaresco) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 252
(J . Gilmore) Am. Arch.
719-
Maria de Agreda, Sister. (E. J . P. Schmitt) Texas
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Maria Redburn. (Ruth K. Gardiner) Everybody’s, I4:
0.
Marian Bramson, Spinster; a story. (W. C. Ellis)
Cornh. 93: 755.
Mariana, Juan de. Ath. ’o5, 2: 498.
Marianus. (Agnes Repplier) Atlan. 94: 822.
MARIE
Marie Antoinette, English Friends of.
tyre) Cornh. 85: 65.
Marie Henriette, Queen of Belgium. (M. Sherrington)
Canad. M. 19! 435.
Marie-Josephe de Saxe, Mother of Three Kings.
Laugel) Nation, 74: 148,
Marie de Saincte Auldegonde. An Old Book of
Friends. (E. Richert) Lamp, 26: 455, 27: 44,
Marie du Sacre-Ca=.ur; a Reformer in Education.
Cath. World, 76: 34.
Marie, the Hun. (W. A. Fraser) Everybody’s, I4: 353.
“Marie Celeste,” Case of the; an Ocean Mystery.
(J. L. Hornibrook) Chamb. J. 81: 671.
Marietta, O., 1st Cong. Church of. Archit. Rec. 201
117,
Marigold Time. (A. M. Rathbone) Craftsman, 6: 584.
Marillier, Leon. (Laetitia M. Conard) Open Court, 16:
(S. G. Tallen-
(A.
50-
Marin County, California, An Untraveled Road in.
(D. Donohoe, jr.) Out West, 23: 321.
Marine Animals, Cultivation of, in Japan.
kuri) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 524.
—— in Interior Waters. (H. M. Smith) Science, 11. s.
17: 114.
Marine Biological Laboratory and the Carnegie Insti-
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—18th Season of, 1905. (F. R. Lillie) Science, 11. s.
2% 537.
— Its Impending Crisis.
11. s. 16: 529.
Marine Biological Survey Work, University of Cali-
fornia. (W. E. Ritter) Science, n. s. I8: 36o,
Marine Biology, Progress of. Nature, 70: 133.
—— Studies in. (W. S. Harwood) Harper, I10: 456,
Marine Decay, Cause and Cure of our. (W. W. Bates)
Arena, 36: 265.
Marine Engineering, Higher Pressures and the Com-
pound Engine. (W. M. McFarland) Engin. M. 23:
(K. Mitsu-
(C. O. Whitman) Science,
45-
— Period of the Simple Engine. (W. M. McFarland)
Engin. M. 22: 829,
-— The Steam Turbine.
M- 231 395-
Marine Painters. (C. H. Cafiin) Critic, 43: 548,
Marine Turtle, Archelon. I. Structure of the Car-
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Am. J. Sci. 1651 211.
Marine Zoiilogy, Laboratory for, in Tropical Atlantic.
(A. G. Mayer) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 41.
Marines, Our Modern Blue-jacket. (R. F. Zoghaum)
Cent. 471 90- .
— Royal, Past and Future of. Un. Serv. M. 32: 524.
Marinoni, Hippolyte. Ath. ’o4, r: 94,
Mario, Jessie White. (W. P. Garrison) Nation, 82: 218.
Marion, Gen. Francis. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 47:
(W. M. McFarland) Engin.
403.
Marionette Theatre in New York. (F. H. Nichols)
Cent. 41: 677.‘
Marionettes. (VV. H. Pollock) Sat. R. 94: 263,
— and Puppet Shows. (E. C. Peixotto) Scrib. M. 33:
341-
Maris, Mathew, Artist. (G. Logan) Studio (Internat.)
27: 121.--Studio (Internat.) 21: 20;,
Marismas of Guadalquivir River. (W. Verner) Sat. R,
97: 260.
Marital Relations, Interstate, Two Recent Cases on.
(H. A. Bigelow) Green Bag, 18: 348,
Maritime Expansion. (J . F. Crowell) Science, 11. s. 21:
460.
Maritime Law, Reform in. (J . G. Whiteley) Am. Law
R. 37: 863.
Maritime Provinces, Atrophy of the.
n. s. 312 90.
New Eng. M.
401
MAROT
Maritime Rights and Responsibilities in Time of War.
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Mark, Edward Laurens, with portrait. Harv. Grad.
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Marked Ballots, Fraud by. (C. S. Hartwell) Outl. 75:
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“ Marked mit Cats.” (Caroline Lockhart) Lippinc.
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Marken, J . C. van, and his Industry at Agneta Park,
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Market, The American, and London. (A. D. Noyes)
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— Foreign, of the United States. (O. P. Austin)
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Marmion Chapel and Tower. (J . A. Clapham) Antiq.
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Marmoutier, Grottoes of, Bicycle Trip to the. (Miss
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Marquand House; Japanese Room. (R. Sturgis)
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Marquette, Father, The Pleasant Life of. (H. L.
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Marquis Forlorn, The. Good Words, 47: 51.
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Marrakesh, In Red. (S. L. Bensusan) Fortn. 82: 423.
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Marriage. (H. M’Ilquham) Westm. 157: 433.
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(H. Edmiston) ~Na—
— Terrifying, and Warning Liveries in Animals. (P.
Collins) Knowl. 27: 208,
Mason, A. E. W., and the Historical Novel. (A. S.
Van Westrum) Lamp, 29: 281,
Mason, Judge Albert. (Warren Goddard) N. Church
R. 12: 386.
Mason, Captain J ohn——not Governor of Portsmouth,
England. (F. W. Hackett) N. E. Reg. 59: 141,
Mason, John M., with portrait. Colum. Univ. Q. 3:
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Mason, Lowell, Journey of, from Boston to Savannah,
1812-13. (D. G. Mason) New Eng. M. n. s. 26:
236.
Masonic Certificate, engraved by David Edwin. Penn-
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Masonry, Brief Hints on. Am. Arch. 86: 22,
Masque of Hours. (R. Torrence) Critic, 44: 258,
— An Out-door, in New England. (K. Cox) Nation,-
BO: 519.
Masquerader, The.
Masques and Pageantry.
50: 670.
Mass, Conservation of.
281; n. s. 2: 126.
(A. F. Bell) Idler, 26: 567,
(May Morris) J . Soc. Arts,
(A. W. Porter) Knowl. 27:
Mass, English Ofiicial Declaration against the. (J . B.
Milburn) Dub. R. 132: 249,
(M. A. D.

Massachusetts and George \Vashington.
i Howe) Atlan. 94: 124.
MASSACHUSETTS
Massachusetts and the New England Confederation.
(Helen H. Hodge) So. Atlan. Q. 32 273, 349.
~— Bench and Bar of. (Stephen O. Sherman and Wes-
ton F. Hutchins) New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 529, 643.
351 36—449- '
—- Currency and Banking in the Province of, Davis’s.
(M. M. Bigelow) Am. Hist. R. 7: 381.
~— Franchise Tax. (F. A. VVood) Munic. Aff. 6: 124.
—-— Governors of. (A. S. Roe) New Eng. M. n. s. 25:
523, 651.
—— Laws and Liberties; the Most Valuable American
Printed Book. (L. S. Livingston) Nation, 83: 7.
—— Legislative Advance in. (J . Lee) Char. I42 346.
-— Militia of, Origin of. (J . T. Tracy) M. of Hist. I: 1.
—— An Object Lesson in Protectionist Politics. (F. A.
Channing) Fortn. 85: 294.
-— Oligarchy of. (Helen H. Hodge) Sewanee, I2: 432.
—-— Population, Native and Foreign in. (R. R. Kuczyn—
ski) Q. J. Econ. I6: 141,
—-— Religious Education in the Public Schools of.
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(L.
-— State Care of Children. (E. C. Putnam) Char. I3:
360,
——- Tarry-at—home Travels. (E. E. Hale) Outl. 81:
219.
-— 33d Regiment Band. (W. G. Kirschbaum) Nat’l M.
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——- to Arkansas, Journey from, in 1832. (G. Billings)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 106,
-— Who runs ? (R. L. Bridgman) New Eng. M. n. s.
ss= 285-
Massachusetts Corporation Act. (J. T. Newcomb)
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (J . P. Mun-
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-— Alumni of, in Government Service. (F. E. Matthes)
Technol. R. 4: 57.
—- and Harvard University. Science, 11. s. 21: 969.
—— and Prof. West. (J . M. Cattell) Science, n. s. 24:
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-— and the State of Mass. (M. E. Pierce) Technol. R.
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— Augustus Lowell Laboratory of Electrical Engi- ‘
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— The First Tech. Reunion. Technol. R. 6: 315,
—-— Industrial Chemistry, Laboratory Course in.
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-— Proposed Union with Harvard University. Am.
Arch. 84: 75.
- Shall it remove? Technol. R. 4: 307.
Massachusetts Library Club, Meeting in Boston, 1902,
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——- Meeting, New Bedford, Oct. 1902. Pub. Lib. 7: 481.
— -— at Norwood, Oct. 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 428.
—- —- Boston, Feb. I903. Pub. Lib. 81 163.
—- — — Jan. 1906. Lib. J. 31: 81.
(W.
Massachusetts Municipal Lighting Act. (A. Purves)
Yale R. 13: 408.
Massachusetts State Conference of Charities. Char.
11: 483.
Massaranti Collection of Mr. Walters of Baltimore.
(A. C. Bixby) Brush & P. 13: 94.
Masses, The, can they be Christianized? (C. Ray)
Sund. M. 33: 195.
Massey, Gerald, Nestor of Living English Poets. (J .
C. Collins) Contemp. 85: 7:7. '
Massinger, Philip, Two Poems of. (P. Simpson) Ath.
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Massora; Neue Studien. (L. Blau) Jew. Q. 16: 357.
Master of Arts, Report on Requirements for Degree
of. Pop. Astron. 12: 387.
Master of Cobwebs, A. (J. Huneker) Scrib. M. 34:
693.
405
MATHEMATICAL
Master of Craven, The.
77: 1.
Master of Fate. (C. Dangerfield) Lippinc. 70: 498.
Master of Mystery, The ; a story. (Jack London) Out
West, 17: 330.
Master of the Pension; a story. (C. Oliver) Blackw.
179: 260,=Liv. Age, 249: 252,
Master of the Ping Yang, The. (R. D. Paine) Cent.
51: 107,
Master of the Situation; a story.
Gent. M. n. s. 70: 209,
Master Builder, The. (Carmen Sylva) Sund. M. 34¢
59-212,
Master Cure, A. (G. S. Wasson) Outl. 76: 127,
Master Passion, The. (T. Jenks) Outl. 80: 581,
Master Workman, The. (B. Richards) Craftsman, 9:
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Masterman, Charles F. G. In Peril of Change. Sat.
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Masterpiece, How to teach a.
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(G. B. O’Halloran)
(H. Bates) School R.
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Masterpiebes, Fake. (F. W. Coburn) New Eng. M.
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Master’s Hand, The. (A. N. Innes) Chamb. J. 83:
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Masters, The; a poem. (F. L. Knowles) Atlan. 91:
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Mastery, The Motive of. (W. R. Gaylord) Arena, 281
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Mastodon, Bones of a, found. (R. Gordon) Science,
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Mastodon Remains, Tree Trunks found with. (R.
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Mastodons, Orange County. (F. A. Lucas) Science,
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Matawan Formation of Maryland, Delaware, and New
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Match she made, The; a story. (E. Boltwood) Mun-
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Match-maker, The. (L. G. Giltner) Munsey, 32: 905.
Match-making. (T. C. Hepworth) Chamb. J . 81:
166
Matches, Report on Manufacture of. (G. H. Wood)
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Mate from Maine, The; a story.
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Mater Fortissima. Phi Beta Kappa Poem at Har-
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Material Relief, Economic Aspects of.
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-— Uses and Limitations of.
106,
Materialism, Scientific, Passing of.
Monist, I5: 46.
Materials of Construction, Preservation of. Am.
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Maternity without Marriage.
(G. McKay) Mc-
(E. T. Devine)
(L. K. Krankel) Char. 91
(C. L. Herrick)
The Story of an Invisi-
ble Institution. (L. F. Clarke) Outl. 84: 932.
Mathematical Analysis. (E. Picard) Science, 11. s. 20!
857
Mathematical Emancipations; Passing of the Point
and the Number Three. (C. J. Keyser) Monist,
16: 65.
Mathematical Instruction, Reform in.
Science, 11. s. 24: 493.
——Some Recent Tendencies in. (G. A. Miller) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 68: 161,
(G. A. Miller)
MATHEMATICAL
Mathematical Order, The Argument from.
Young) Meth. R. 63: 729.
Mathematical Physics of the 19th Century. (H. Lamb)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 507.
Mathematical Physics, Principles of.
Monist, 15: 1.
Mathematical Research, Aims and Prospects of. (E.
T. Whittaker) Nature, 68: 259,
Mathematical Teaching, Secondary, Correlation of
Subjects in. (G. W. Meyers) SchooIR. 11: 21.
Mathematical Text-books in the U. S. (G. B. Ma-
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Mathematics and Astronomy.
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— and the Doctrine of Formal Discipline.
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~— and Natural Sciences in Prussia.
Science, n. s. 23: 773.
—- and Physics, Co-ordination of, in Secondary Schools.
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~ — Practical Presentation of some Problems Corre-
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~— College, Failures in.
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—— College Entrance Examinations in.
Educa. R. 27: 305.
~ College Entrance Requirements in; Report of the
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—— Correlation of. (W. S. Jackman) Educa. R. 25:
249-
—- Correlation of Algebra, Geometry, and Physics.
(W. H. Maxwell) Educa. R. 24: 309.
-—— Culture Value of. (W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron. 12:
634.
-— Decline of, in England. Nation, 77: -265.
— Elementary. (F. Field) School R. 14: 350.
— — The Question of Problems in. (D. E. Smith)
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— Elementary School.
(J . B-.
(H. Poincaré)
(E-. S. Crawley) Sci-
(J . V. Col-
(J . W. A. Young)
Science,
(J . Perry) Nature, 67: 390.
(H. E. Slaught) School R.
(H. A. Foering) Educa. 27:
(J . S. French)
(J . W. Marshall) Nature, 65:
297-
- Engineering. (E. S. Gould) Cassier, 27: 227,
-- Experimental. (F. M. Saxelby) Nature, 66: 30.
-- Failures in Freshman. (J . McClure) Vanderbilt
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-—- —- —-— Analysis of.
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—- Foundations of. (E. H. Moore) Science, 11. s. 17: 401.
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-— in Commercial Work.
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—— in the University High School.
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— Multiplying on the Fingers.
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— National Society of Teachers of Mathematics and
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— On the Foundations of. (E. H. Moore) School R.
11: 521,
—— Philosophical Foundations of.
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-- Progress of, in America. (T. S. Fiske) Science, n. s.
21: 209.
(E. J . Townsend) School R. 10:
(E. L. Thurston) School R.
(G. W. Myers)
(C. F. Jenkins) Mun-
(P. Carus) Monist,
406
MATTER
Mathematics, Radical and Conservative Elements in
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—- Relation of, to Engineering. (C. A. Waldo) Science,
11. s. 19: 321. ,
-—- Some Fundamental Discoveries in. (G. A. Miller)
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—— Some Phases of Modern. (S. M. Barton) Sewanee,
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——The Teacher of. (D. C. Jackson) Science, n. s.
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— Teaching of, Reform of. (A. E. H. Love) Na-
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-- (J. Perry) Nature, 65: 484, — (J. Perry) Ed-
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205.
— — Elementary and Secondary, Improvement of.
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—-— Unification of, in the School Curriculum.
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Mather, Samuel W. A Clipper Ship and her Com-
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Mathew, Justice James Charles. Sat. R. 96: 664.
Mathews, Admiral, Action of, oif Toulon, 11th Feb-
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Mathews, Edgar F., an Architect of Residences in San
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Mathilde, Princess. (J. E. C. Bodley) Ath. ’04, II
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(G. Bapst) Fortn. 81: 1074. —- (J. F. Macdonald)
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-- Reminiscence of. (C. M.) Temp. Bar, 129: 541.
— Salon of. (V. Du Bled) Cent. 41: 495,
Matinee, The. (Z. Gale) Outl. 80: 1038,
Mating, Assortative. (F. E. Lutz) Science, 11. s. 22:
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Matriculation of Courtney, The; a story. (Margaret
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Matrimonial Institutions. See Marriage.
Matrimonial Lottery. (J . Swain) Lippinc. 73: I21.
Matrimony, Mr. Hoolcy on. Canad. M. 18: 439.
Matsukata, Masayoshi, Financier of the First Order.
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(W. E.
(K.
Matter. Church Q. 60: 107,
— Analysis of the Concept of. (F. C. Kolbe) Dub. R.
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—— Balfour’s Address to the British Association. Ath.
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—— Constitution of, Recent Speculations on. (W. A.
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— Current-bearing, Physical Properties of. (P. R.
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— Decay of. (G. Le Bon) Indep. 61: 183,
—— Evolution of, as revealed by Radio-active Elements:
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— La Fin de la Matiere. (H. Poincaré) Ath. ’o6, 2:
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—— Is it to be abolished ? (F. E. Nipher) Science, 11. s.
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—- Modern Views on. (Sir O. Lodge) Pop. Sci. M0. 63:
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— Motion, and Molecules. (W. A. Shenstone) Cornh.
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—- The Mystery of. Spec. 90: 969.‘-'--'~ Eel. M. 141: 415,
-T“-Liv. Age, 238: 316.
’
(Sir William
—— La Vieillesse de la Matiere.
MATTER
Matter, New Theory of. (A. E. Outerbridge, jr.) J .
Frankl. Inst. I53: 411. --(C. W. Saleeby) Acad.
68: 131. — (A. J. Balfour) Science, n. s. 20: 257,:
Ecl. M. 143: 561. =-Liv. Age, 243: 1. =Pop. Sci.
110.65: 405-
—— Non-existence of.
158: 382,
— Physical Properties of. Blackw. I73: 63.
— Present Problems in the Physics of. (F. E. Nipher)
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— The Transformations of. Ath. ’05, 2: 53,
(G. Le Bon) Ath. ’06,
(A. S. Hawkesworth) Westm.
2: 621,
Matter of Art, A. Chamb. J. 79: 618.: Liv. Age,
235: 21,
Matter of Business, A. Macmil. n. s. 1: 872.=Liv.
- Age, 251: 100. — (May C. Ringwalt) Overland, n. s.
39: 628,
Matter of Confidence. A. (E. Flower) Cent. 43: 945.
Matter of Conviction, A. (Ida L. Brooks) Overland,
n. s. 40: 45.
Matter of Detail, A.
Matter of Economy, A.
Matter of Feeling ; a story.
883.
Matter of Principle, A. (S. H. Adams) McClure, 26:
(W. Buckley) Macmil. 87: 219.
(E. P. Butler) Cent. 49: 920.
(M. Harris) Harper, 104:
483.
Matter of Providence, A; a story. (E. Kelley) Mc-
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Matter of Size, A. (W. L. Wilson) New Eng. M. n. s.
33: 63.
Matterhorn, A Mass on the. Cent. 50: 606.
Matthews, Brander. (G. S. Hellman) Critic, 43: 316.
Matthews, Washington. (VV. W. Newell) J . Am. Folk-
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—~ In Memoriam. Am. Anthropol. 7: 514.
Matthison, Edith Wynne, Actress. (M. R. Johnson)
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Mattise, Asa Martens, with portrait. (W. M. McFar-
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Matwock of the Icebergs.
I233-
Maundeville, Sir John. See Mandeville.
Maunoir, Charles. Geog. J. 19: 51 3.
Maunsell, Gen. Thomas. Some Recollections of Active
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Maupassant, Guy de! (J . M. Parrott) Booklover’s M.
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—— A Note on. (Brander Matthews) Bookman, 18: 171,
Maurice, Frederick Denison. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial,
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Mauritius. (W. C. Bridge) Un. Serv. M. 34: 196.
Mauvaises Herbes de l’Ame; a story. (M.,Pickthall)
Temp. Bar, 132: 549,
Maxim, Hudson, a Fulminating Philosopher. (W. R.
Stewart) Cosmopol. 40: 435.
Maximo, Gregory. (F. Gilroy) 'World, To-day, 11:
8 57. ‘
Maximilian I., Emperor, Literary Activity of. (Paul
Van Dyke) Am. Hist. R. 11: 16,
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, Trial of. (R. S. Hol-
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M, 5: 196.
Maximilian, Archduke, A Forgotten Renaissance Mon-
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Maximoff, Capt. ; a Real Disciple of Tolstoy. (J . L.
Ford) Munsey, 31: 499,
Maxims, Moorish. (F. K. Green) Temp. Bar, 134: 516,
(IV. J . Long) Indep. 58:
(A. V. Dicey) Na-
407
MAZZIN I
Maxims of Life, Some.
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Maxwell, Donald, Sketches by.
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Maxwell, Wm. H., Superintendent of Schools of New
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May, John Joseph. (A. D. Hodges, jr.) N. E. Reg.
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May, Phil. M. of Art, 23: 3I.—Brush & P. 12: 438.
—(C. Brinton) Critic, 43: 233.——(F. N. Shepard)
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-— Life and Genius of. Studio (Internat.) 20: 280,
—- Rowlandson, and Keene, compared. Brush & P.
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— Serial Studies by. Studio (Internat.) 21: 144,
May; a story. (A. Ollivant) Harper, I07: 536.
May, Two old Songs of. (F. Macleod) Acad. 68: 515.
May Customs in Italy. (G. V. Christmas) Cath. World,
77‘ I55-
May-day on the Exe.
(J . J . Jusserand) Univ. of
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Liv. Age, 233: 667,
May Madness. (Anne O’Hagan) Everybody’s, 14: 696, '
May Morning, A. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 56: 1182,
May Morning, A; a poem. (F. D. Sherman) Atlan.
911 5°9-
May Parties in Central Park. (D. Lansing) Outing,
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May Queen, A Canadian, and her Court. (Countess of
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May Year Worship. (N. Lockyer) Nature, 73: 280,
Maya Dates. (J . T. Goodman) Am. Anthropol. 7: 642,
Maya Indians, Sacred Spot of. (B. Dean) Science, 11. s. -
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Maya Numerals, Suggestion on. (Zelia Nuttall) Am.
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Maya Time-system, Use of Zero and Twenty in. (G. B.
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Mayas in Central America. (C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq.
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Mayfair and Thackeray.
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— Literary Associations of. Acad. 65: 8 5.
“Mayflower,” The. (R. G. Marsden) Eng. Hist. R.
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— Genealogies of “i_'._l_l___(-3 Passengers on, 1620. (G. W.
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Mayflower-time. (V. AWilmot) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
2
(A. West) Cornh. 93: 22. —
34-
Maying. (C. C. Abbott) Lippinc. 71: 685.
Maynard, Horace. (J . Park) Univ. of Tenn. Rec. 6:
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Mayne, John, Scottish Poet. (G. A. Sinclair) Gent. M.
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Mayne’s Lady of Dreams; a story.
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Mayo, Mary A. A Life of Service to Farm Women.
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Mayo-Smith, Richmond, with portrait.
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Mayor of Switchburg. (L. F. MacBrayne) New Eng.
M. n. s. 29: 514.
Mayors, Connecticut’s Labor.
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—— of American Large Cities, with portraits. '(T. Wil-
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Mazama, Mt., The Wreck of. (J . S. Diller) Science,
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Mazarin, Cardinal, Marriage-myth of.
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— Nieces of. (F. C. Hodgson) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 257.
Mazzei, Filippo. (H. Zimmern) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
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(L. A. Long)
(E. R. A. Se-
(A. F. Howe) Indep.
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Mazzini, Giuseppe. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 29: 253. —-
(Sidney Low) Cornh. 88: 87.
MAZZINI
Mazzini, Giuseppe, Centenary of. (W. R. Thayer)
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— King’s. (W. R. Thayer) Nation, 77: 138.
—— The Message of. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 29: 364.
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Meander Belts, Limiting Width of. (M. S. Jefferson)
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Meaning in Memory and in Attention.
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Meanness of Rosy, The.
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Measure of the Hours.
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Measure of a Man, The; a story.
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Measurement and Calculation.
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Measurements of Science beyond the Range of our
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Measures, Standard, in Canada.
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Meat and Milk, Reports of Committee on Production
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—— Eating, Dangers of. (J . Oldfield) Westm. I66:
(Kate Gordon)
(J . C. Lincoln) Everybody’s,
(M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 86:
(J . W. Tompkins)
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(W. J . London)
195.
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262. —— (C. M. Wilcox; J. C. Welling; H. A.
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Am. 183: 47.
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who have won it. (M. C. Crawford) Nat’l M.
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I6: 15.
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2: 457. — (Egerton of Tatton) Monthly R. 17, no.
3: 33. 18,110. 2: 48.
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Medfield, Mass., Gravestone Records to 1850. N. E.
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Medical Treatment for the Working Classes.
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Rec. 72 83.
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Meeting of Mr. Ebbs and Mrs. Smith, The; a story.
(W. L. Wendell) Munsey, 32: 220,
Megacerops, Restoration of. (R. S. Lull) Am. Natural.
39¢ 419-
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Serv. Inst. 30: 247.
Megaspore or Marrospore.
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Meighen, Robert, Lake of the Woods Milling Co.
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Meiklejohn, John, M. D. Geog. J . I9: 645.
Meiningen Orchestra, The. (A. Symons) Acad. 63:
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Meissonier, Jean-Louis-Ernest, with portrait and bib-
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Mejia Expedition, The. (F. H. Turner) Texas Hist.
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Mekran Expedition, The. Un. Serv. M. 24: 627,
Melanchthon House in Bretten. Ath. ’o3, 2: 621,
Melanesia, a Plea for the Investigation of Biological
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Melanochalcite and Keweenawite, New Species; with
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Melba in Australia. (J . A. Tyson) Munsey, 32: 736,
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Melchizedek’s Day. (Nora A. Smith) Outl. 75: 504.
Melian Amphorae, New Evidence on the. (J . H. Hop-
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Meliztrakes, Ant6nios. (H. Edmiston) Nation, 80: 413.
Mellen, Charles S., with portrait. (E. P. Lyle, jr.)
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Mellicent. (Warwick Deeping) Harper, I10: 257,
Melodrama, The Taint of, and some Recent Books.
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Melon Thief, The; a Japanese Comedy.
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Memorial Day, Origin of. (Earl Marble) New Eng.
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(C. J . Chamberlain) Sci-
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(W. M. McFar-
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Memorials of a Submerged Class.
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~—Quaint. (E. Hessey) Monthly R. 19, no. 1: 108;
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Memory; a Lost Art. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 235.
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~— and Responsiveness as Instruments of Culture. (S.
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(T. H. S. Escott)
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Memory, A. (Mamie B. S. Harris) Overland, n. s. 46:
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Memory Consciousness, Analysis of the. (F. Kuhl-
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Memory-work in Character—forming.
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Mempes, Mortimer, with portrait.
Booklover’s M. 3: 57.
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Memphis and Canopus, Decrees of, Budge’s. Ath.
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Memphite Priest, Philosophy of a.
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Men and Morals. Macmil. n. s. I: 585.
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(W. E. Singel-
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MESOPOTAMIA
Meredith, George, Landscape Background of. L.
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—- the Last of his Peers.
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Mexican Penitentes of New Mexico. (C. B. Taylor)
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Mexican Railway System. (V. M. Braschi and E.
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— Some Features of the West Coast of. (C. De Kalb)
Nation, 77: 130.
— Southwestern, Winter Expedition into. (E. W.
Nelson) Nat. Geog. M. I 5: 341.
(T. H. Hittell) Ca1i_
— Trade of ; why United States does not hold a Larger _
Share. (M. W. Gaines) Arena, 32: 355.
— Tropical Agriculture in. (S. C. Andrus) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I72 484.
— Tweedie on. (F. Starr) Dial, 32: I24.
-- under Pres. Diaz. (F. H. Taylor) Booklover’s M.
3= 763-
— A Vice-president for. Nation, 78: 448.
— Village Life in. (A. Inkersley) Calif. M. 41 747.
— Water-power Development in. (T. C. Martin) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 447.
— \/Vays and Means on the West Coast.
Nation, 77: 204,.
—What the People read in. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31:
687.
—— The Year in, 1904. (F. R. Guernsey) Atlan. 97: 219.
(C. De Kalb)
ext President of, Ramon Corral. (E. M. Conley) I
(D. S. Richardson) Cali- .
MEXICO
Mexico, City of. (Nathaniel J . Manson) Overland,
11- 8- 48= 398-405-
—— Federal Palace at. Am. Arch. 88: 107,
—— Legends of. (T. A. Janvier) Harpen, I12: 258, 888.
I13: 382, 876,
Meyer, George ivon Lengerke, Ambassador to Russia,
with portrait. (F. T. Birchall) Am. M. 60: 55.
Meyer, Victor, Apparatus of, Modification of, for the
Determination of Vapor-densities. (B. J . Har-
rington) Am. J . Sci. 170: 225,
Meyerbeer, Giacomo, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Music, 52 I45.
Meynell, Alice. (H. W. N evinson) Critic, 43: 345.
— Poetry of. Acad. 521 647.
Mezzotint, Province of the.
tion, 81: I81,
—- Pursuit of the. Acad. 69: 834.
Mezzotinting, Glory and Shame of. Brush & P. 16:
(Eliz. R. Pennell) Na-
151,
Mezzotints. (C. Davenport) Am. Arch. 811 51. Id.
Soc. Arts, 5: 679.
— after Portraits by Reynolds. Art J . 57¢ 275.
— Exhibition of, at the British Museum. (L. Ein-
stein) Nation, 81: 94. — (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation,
81: 181,
'— Famous. (R. Cortissoz) Munsey, 34: 532.
—— Great English. (F. Wedmore) M. of Art, 26: 411,
Mica. (G. W. Colles) J. Frankl. Inst. I60: 191, 275,
327, I61: 43, 81.
Mica Mining, Opportunities for Improvement in. (G.
W. Colles) Engin. M. 22: 737.
Mice, Field-, Troublesome. (C. Q. Turner) Ctry Life
Am. 6: 440.
—Marsh or Rice-field, of the Eastern U. S. (S. N.
Rhoads) Am. Natural. 61: 661,
—White-footed. (E. H. Baynes) Ctry Life Am. 52
58, 96-
Michael, Archangel, in the Light of Criticism. (T. K.
Cheyne) Expos. 7th ser. 1: 289,
Michael Angelo. See Michelangelo.
Michael Corey, Life Convict; a story.
Munsey, 29: 81.
Michael Ryan, Capitalist. (F. F. D. Albery) N at’l M.
(B0St_) 22: 287-651. 23: 37, 179.
Michaelmas Move, A. (C. F. Marsh) Longm. 42: 508.
'-'-‘Liv. Age, 239: 420,
Michael’s Son; a story.
(W. O. Inglis)
(H. J . Smith) Harper, I13:
779-
Michel, Louise, the Red Virgin of Montmartre. (E.
Sellers) Fortn. 83: 292. ——- Liv. Age, 2451 72. =
Ecl. M. 144: 708. — (Emma P. Telford) Open
Court, 19: 156.—Spec. 94: 44.: Liv. Age, 244:
506,
Michelangelo. (Kenyon Cox) Internat. Q. II: 52, —
(W. Bayliss) Good lVords, 46: 106.
— Condivi’s. Sat. R. 98: 765.
—— Drawings by. (Addison McLeod) Art J . 57: 365.
— Genius of. (S. E. Desjardins) Am. Arch. 76: 91,
— Holroyd on. Ath. ’o3, I: 792,
- Home of. (R. Lanciani) Internat. Q. II: 21;,
—— New Light on. Berensen’s Drawings of the Flor-
entine Painters. Archit. Rec. 142 379.
—- A Sketch. Acad. 64: 395,
—- Sketches by, Newly Discovered.
Indep. 60: 793.
——- When Love came to. (C. E. Laughlin) Good Words,
(Helen Zimmern)
- .-
44- -
Michelet, Jules, Historic Method of. (G. Lansen) In-
ternat. Q. 11: 71,
?— Monod’s. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 82: 24-5‘,
Michie, Alexander. Geog. J. 20: 348.
Michigan, Campaign in, 1902. (E. P. Clark) Nation,
75: 125,
415
MIDSHIPMAN
Michigan ; Classical Conference, Twelfth.
Kelsey) School R. 14: 560.
— Library Association Annual Meeting, 1902.
Lib. 7: 485.
— -— — 1904. Pub. Lib. 9: 338.
-— -— — 1905. Lib. J. 30: 354. —Pub. Lib. I0: 368.
— —- — 1906. Pub. Lib. II: 380.
—— — Institute, Jan. 1906. Lib. J. 311 31.
-—— State Conference of Charities and Correction, 1901.
(L. C. Storrs) Char. 8: 28,
— Waste Lands of. (Allan L. Benson) Appleton’s M.
8: 295,
Mickel Basse, Bad Indian.
895’, 341 41-
Micklethwaite, John T. (W. R. Lethaby) Ath. ’O8,
2: 589.
Micmac and Mohawk. (L. L. Trott) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 591.
Micro-organisms.
— of Soil.
Microphone, Applications of the.
turei 751 I53-
Microscope, Binocular.
I54= 441-
— Carpenter on the. (H. B. Ward) Science, 11. s. I 5:
706. '
— in Engineering.
-— Measuring Objects in the.
Inst. I54: 73.
Microscopic-petrographical Methods, Two.
Wright) Am. J. Sci. 167: 385.
Microscopy. (C. Abbe) Science, 11. s. 20: 844,
— Electric Lamp for Microscope Illumination. (M. M.
Metcalf) Science, 11. s. 151 937.
-— Oertel’s Medical. (G. F. White) Science, n. s. 18:
(F. W.
Pub.
(M. B. MacDonald) Mun-
(T. Smith) Science, n. s. 201 817.
(T. J . Burrill) Science, 11. s. 201 426.
(Gisbert KaPP) Na-
(F. E. Ives) J. Frankl. Inst.
(J . L. Hall) Cassier, 25: 59.
(F. E. Ives) J . Frankl.
(F. E.
434-
Middle Age, Apotheosis of. Spec. 902 693.
Middle-aged Drama, A. (Violet Jacob) Liv. Age,
251: 542.
Middle-aged Meditation, A. Macmil. 88: 14I.=Ecl.
M. 141: 3I5.=Liv. Age, 238: 242,
Middle Ages, The Closing Century of, 1414-1517.
S. Schaif) Ref. Ch. R. 52: 39.
—— A Mediaeval Medley. (D. Dale) Am. Cath. Q. 30:
300, ‘
— Morals in.
29,
Middle Class, Lower, in England. Spec. 92: 764.
Middle Classes, Burden of the. (S. F. Bullock) F ortn.
86: 411.
Middle Distance, The.
625,
Middle English Poems. (J . V. Crowne) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 8: 304.
Middle Temple, Records of the.
Law Q. 21: 346,
Middle Temple Presentation Cup. Art J . 57¢ 298.
Middleman, The. (E. Walker) New Eng. M. n. s. 301
28
(D.
(D. S. Muzzey) Internat. J . Ethics, 17:
(J ennette Lee) Lippinc. 77:
(J . R. V. Marchant)
Middlesex, England, The Ruin of. (J. B. Firth) Fortn.
85: 1068.
Middleton’s Hill. (E. L. Sabin) Cent. 48: 675.
Midland Meadow of Enchantment, A. Chamb. J . 81:
577.
Midland Terminal, The; a story. (Van T. Sutphen)
Harper, 11: I77, .
Midnall, J ., an Englishman at the Court of Akbar.
Gent. M. n. s. 77: 128,
Midnight Axe, The. (J . Lang) Longm. 46: 356.
Midnight in Cloudland. (J . M. Bacon) Cornh. 88: 67;,
= Liv. Age, 240: 107,
Midshipman. American, Past and Present. (E. S. Riley)
Army & Navy Life, 9: 33.
MIDSUMMER
Midsummer Customs in, Morocco. (E. Westermarck)
Folk-Lore, I6: 27.
Midsummer Madness, A.
391 49°-
Midsummer Night Idyl, A; the Enchanted River.
(H. S. Breck) Overland, in. s. 41: 460,
Midway Island, Pacific Ocean Cable Station.
Crook) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 21: 385.
-— The Smallest American Possession.
Outl. 77: 942.
Midwinter. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 58: 65.
Midwinter Fair, The, California. (Frank Wiggins)
Land of Sun. I: 38."
Migdol Towers of Egypt and Palestine. (J . Offord)
Am. Antiq. 25: 112,
Might have been, A. (A. Maule) Outing, 491 47.
Migration, Early Anglo-Saxon. (T. W. Shore) Antiq.
n. s. 14: 251.
Migrations, Inland, in United States.
man) World’s Work, 8: 5287.
— of the Skylark and Swallow.
Knowl. 25: 52.
—- Our Modern Exodus. (C. M. Harger) Outl. 77: 132.
Miguel and Maria. (Katharine Tynan) Cath. World,
84= 334.
Mikado, The Heart of the. (K. Suyematsu) 19th Cent.
57: 566.=Liv. Age, 245: 489.=Ecl. M. I45: 130.
Mike Grady’s Safety. (Will E. Lewis) Everybody’s,
I3: 505.
Mikkelsen Expedition to the Beaufort Sea. Science,
11. s. 23: 856.
Mike’s Adoption.
46: 204,
Milady; a story. (R. McN. Stuart) Harper, I06: 563,
Milady; a story. (D. B. Varé) Temp. Bar, 128: 547.
=Liv. Age, 239: 674.
Milady of the Mercenaries; a story. (L. J. Vance)
Munsey,2g: 690, 851. 30: 50-947. 31: 150-311.
Milan, International Exhibition at, 1906. (R. W.
Carden) Archit. Rec. 20: 353.—Craftsman, I0:
73°-
— — Hungarian Art at the.
ternat.) 29: 300.
(E. P. Butler) Cosmopol.
(M.
(G. Kennan)
(I. K. Fried-
(H. F. Whitherby)
(Grace H. Bailey) Overland, n. s.
(A. Melani) Studio (In-
— Picturesque. (Edith Wharton) Scrib. M. 33: 131,
— Street Railways of. (E. Magrini) Munic. Aff. 6:
116. '
— A Visit to. Month, 102: 121.
Milcendeau, Charles, French Pastellist.
Studio (Internat.) 221 24.
(G. Geifroy)
Milford, Mass. (L. G. Wilson) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
487.
Militarism and Nationality. (J . H. Rose) Internat. Q.
9: 170,
-— at Home. (E. Crosby) Arena, 31: 70.
-—- Handicap of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 751 I05.
—— in Trouble. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 81: 91,
Military Attachés, Work and Play of the.
Mott) Scrib. M. 34: 293.
Military Colleges and the Staif. Un. Serv. M. 25:
(T. B.
514-
Military Duties, Some. Chamb. J . 80: 281.
Military Education. (J . B. Strange) Un. Serv. M. 26:
39. -—Un. Serv. M. 30: 416.
— Compulsory National. (T. E. Compton) Un. Serv.
M.28: 475.
-—- in England. Sat. R. 94: 7.
-—of the Officer. (R. F. Legge) Un. Serv. M. 33:
414.
-—- Science and. Nature, 66: 175,
—- The Staff Ride as a Means of.
Un. Serv. M. 26: 542,
Military Engineer in the Field, Role of the. Un. Serv.
M. 33: 79.
(G. H. Nicholson)
416
MILITIA
Military Engineering in Peace and War.
Clayton) Un. Serv. M. 31: 400.
Military Freehand Sketching. (L. McL. Hamilton)
Un. Serv. M. 30: 529. 35: 227,
Military Government in Newly Acquired Territory of
the U. S., Thomas on. (F. A. Ogg) Dial, 38:
(H. E. G.
151.
Military Graphics. (C. W. Larned) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
33: 207, 383.
Military History, Study of.
Serv. M. 28: 149.
Military Hygiene. (P. E. Traub) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
36: 1.
Military Intelligence, Bureau of, Functions of. (E. R.
Stuart) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 321 I58. —- (J. B. Mott)
J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 32: 184. — (R. Evans) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 32: 318,
Military Judicial System, Our.
Serv. Inst. 32: 231. 33: 40.
Military Law, A Hiatus of. (M. O’Connor) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 39: 205.
(S. T. Sheppard) Un.
(E. Hunter) J . Mil.
— in the Construction of the British Empire. (W.
Marshall) Un. Serv. M. 28: 296.
Military Lessons of Recent Wars. (C. W. Larned)
Internat. Mo. 5: 383.
Military Madness of Europe, and the Way out of it.
Westm. I62: 117.
Military Manmuvre and the Law of Trespass.
Fetherstonhaugh) Macmil. n. s. 2: 101.
—— What is the Use of? (P. Bigelow) Outl. 70:
172, ,
Military Obligations of Empire. Blackw. I80: 275.
Military Oflicers, Education of. (R. G. Burton) Un.
Serv. M. 27! 622.
Military Parades and Parade Training.
gowan) Scrib. M. 31: 79.
Military Prize Essays. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 161.
Military Psychology. (Dr. Campeano) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst.32: 262, 33: 128.
Military Record and Account Book, Descriptive.
R. Hickok) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 512.
Military Rewards in the U. S. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 30:
(T.
(D. B. Mac-
(H.
103.
Military Rule of Obedience. (A. T. Mahan) Internat.
Mo. 5: 248.
Military Service in Europe. (J . A. Ryan) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 37: 205.
Military Steeplechase, The. (B. Purdy) Army & Navy
Life, 8, no 9: 16, '
Military System, English; is Reform Possible ? Un.
Serv. M. 29: 485.
Military Training. Un. S.erv. M. 30: 75, 284.
—— Compulsory. (C. E. Dawkins) 19th Cent. 51: 349,
— -— and Compulsory Education. (H. Birchenough)
19th Cent. 56: 2o.
— in Schools. Spec. 95: I110,
— Land for. (G. K. S. Moncrieif) Blackw. I80:
153-
— of Junior Officers in England. Sat. R. 94: 138,
— Our Schoolboy Soldiers. (D.~ A. Willey) Munsey,
27: 384.
— The Problem of Modern.
Monthly R. 20, no. 11 75.
Military Training School; American Aldershot.
L. Driggs) Munsey, 29: 131,
Militia, The, as it might be. (R. M. Holden) Un. Serv.
(A. W. A. Pollock)
(L.
M. 31: 73. \ .
—— French and English, in Canada. J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
33= 290.482. '
— Its Past and Future. (Lord Raglan) Un. Serv. M.
32= 94-
— National Organization of the.
Serv. Inst. 35: 234.
(c, s. Clark) J. Mil. '
A — and the Theory of Gases.
MILIT IA
Militia, Organized, Facts about. (C. S. Clark) Army
& Navy Life, 9: 248,
—- — Training of. (J. F. O’Ryan) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
341 324-
— Pioneer Troops in the.
Inst. 342 280.
(W. Webber) J. Mil. Serv.
—-— Proposed Abolition of. (Col. Telfer-Smollett) Un.'
Serv. M. 30: 39.
— Training of the Organized.
Serv. Inst. 34: I01.
Militiaég Act of I903, The.
27 ,
Militia Badges of Canada. (H. F. Wyatt) Canad. M.
25: 71,
Militia Ballot. (W. E. Cairnes) Fortn. 77: 682.
Militia Council, Qtnada. Canad. M. 25: 3.
Militia Force of the U. S. (J . D. Whelpley) I74: 275.
Militia Law, The New. (C. E. Lydecker) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 33: 329. —J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 329.
—-— Working of the New. (O. G. Villard) N ation, 771
182.
Militia Life in Georgian Days. (Lady Newdigate-
Newdegate) Temp. Bar, 132: 403.
Militia Question, The. (Lord Rosmead) Un. Serv. M.
28: 39, '
Militia Troop, A. (H. Barry) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 38:
(E. E. Britton) J . Mil.
(J. Parker) No. Am. 177:
484.
Milk. (H. L. Puxley) Macmil. n. s. I: 271.
— Bacteriology of, Swithinbank and Newman on.
Spec. 92: 1017.-—Ath. ’04, 1: 179,
— Butter, and Butter Substitutes. (G. M. Kober) Am.
J. Soc. Sci. 402 140,
—- Clean, Another Move for. Char. I 52 544.
—— — from a Practical Standpoint. (S. C. Prescott)
Char. I6: 488.
— — Making of. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry Life Am. 6: 170.
F Condensed, Butter, Cheese and, as _F actory Products.
(C. B. Lane) Cosmopol. 39: 193.
—-— in Infant Feeding, Pure Cow’s. .(A. Jacobi) Char.
16: 505.
— Morbific, and Infectious. (G. M. Kober) Char. I6:
502, -
— Pure, A City’s Campaign for. (Alice K. Fallows)
Cent.44: 555. -
— Reports of Committee on Supply of, in the United
Kingdom. J. Statis. Soc. 67: 368; (R. H. Rew)
413.
—— What the Public ought to know as to. (J . S. Ful-
ton) Char. I6: 479.
— with Yellow Scum on Top. (M. R. Plummer) Char.
II: 207.
Milk Exhibit, A Baltimore. Char. I 5: 544.
Milk Question, Claims of the Baby in the.
Knox) Char. I6: 492,
(J. H. M.
' Milk-supply [of Great Britain]. (Mrs. Sanders) Chamb.
J , 82: I03,
—-— Problem of a Pure. (H. D. Chapin) Forum, 33:,
293.
Milk Trade from Within. (C. Hassard) Econ. R. 15:
747 203-
Milk Work, Municipal, in Rochester. (G. W. Goler)
. Char. I62 484.
Milkweed, Cross-pollination of. (H. A. Doby) Ctry
Life Am. 2: I97. ’ *
Milky Way and the Clouds of Magellan. Science, 11. s.
23: 884,
(H. Poincaré) Pop. As-
tron. I41 475.
—- as it appears to Observers of the Autumn Heavens.
(Rose O’Ha1loran) Pop. Astron. I01 372.
—— “ Triple Cave” in Aquila. (M. Wolf) Knowl. 25:
203, "
-— What is it? (C. Easton) Knowl. 26: 151.
417
MILLIONAIRES
Mill, John Stuart. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 40: 285. —-
(F. Gribble) Fortn. 86: 344.—(J. Morley) Liv.
Age, 250: 3. — (P. F. Bicknell) Pop. Sci. Mo. 591
451. -— (G. Wellington) Westm. I63: 11,
— Library of. (R. Sidgwick) Cornh. 941 674.
—— Principles of Political Economy, Variations in the
Different Editions of. (M. A. Ellis) Econ. J . I53
291,
— Recreation of,_—Botany. Sat. R. 1011 615.
Mill, The; a story. (H. van Dyke) Idler, 23: 3.
Mill of the Tin Gods, The. (David Gray) Booklover’s
M. 6: 131.
Millais, John Everett, and Music; some more Mem-
ories. (W. W. Fenn) Chamb. J. 79: 822,=Liv,
Age, 232: 179.:-Ecl. M. 138: 310.
— and the Painting of the Huguenot.
Canad. M. 27: 99.
—— Methods of Work. Chamb. J. 83: 65 3.
(F. Dolman)
— Painting of Christ, a Boy at Home. (W. Bayliss)
Sund. M. 342 481,
Miller, F red. Cecilia; a Mezzotint. Art J . 55: 18.
Miller, Hugh. (J. M. Clarke) New Eng. M. n. s. 272
S51-
— Work and Influence of. (A. Geikie) Nature, 66:
426,
Miller, Mrs. Hugh, Journal of. Chamb. J. 79: 305,
513-
Miller, Joaquin, with portrait. (E. Hogan) Calif. M.
5: 439.—With portrait. (C. Warren Stoddard)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: I9,
— at Home, with portrait.
(Bost.) 21: 416.
—— The Fisher of Nippon.
Cent. 46: 318,
—-— Looking Backward from the “ Heights.” (Helen
E. Wright) Overland, n. s. 43: 11,
— Monuments. Land of Sun. 11: 240,
— A Nature-loving Poet of Progress.
Arena, 32: 603.
Miller, William, with portrait.
lover’s M. 2: 509.
Miller Movement. Can the Negro settle it? (J . A.
Graham) Outl. 84: ' 365.
Millerite, Crystallographic Study of. (C. Palache and
H. O. Wood) Am. J. Sci. 168: 343.
Millerstown Yellow Journal.
97: 688.
Millet, Jean Francois, Artist, with portrait. (C. Sex-
ton) Booklover’s M. I: 259.
—Drawings, with Essay by Bénédite. (A. J. Fin-
berg) Sat. R. 102: 140,—-Ath, ’Q6, 2: 447,
(B. 0. Flower)
(J . Hawthorne) Book-
(E. Singmaster) Atlan.
— Etchings of. (F. A. Russell) Brush & P. 11: 81,
— Muther’s. (K. Cox) Nation, 81: 347.
Millet, Réné. (Alvan F. Sanborn) Indep. 582 3 54.
Millinery, Murderous. Liv. Age, 251: 636.
Milling as a Method of Machining. (C. S. Gingrich)
Cassier, 24: 248.
Milling Industry, The.
13: 324.
Milling Machines in the U. S. (C. S. Gingrich) Cassier,
23: I55. -
Millionaire and the Angel, The. (A. S. Francis) Outl.
(H. W. Macrosty) Econ. J.
84= 277.
Millionaire Endowments. (J . A. Hobson) Indep. 5:
9°-
Millionaire Rafferty; a story. (E. Boltwood) Munsey,
31: 807,
Millionaire’s Peril. (H. A. Stimson) Atlan. 942 330.
Millionaires. (L. Allen) Calif. M. 22 772.
No. Am. 182: 801,
(W. G. Robinson) Cosmopol.
— An Appeal to our.
— Diversions of some.
331 384-
- Gifts of. (J . Bascom) Outl. 73: 269.
—- Multi-. Spec. 9:: 269,
(Y. Noguchi) Nat’l M.
.Mills, Textile, Lubrication of.
I Mills of God.
MILLION AIRES
Millionaires, On a Certain Lack of Originality in.
Atlan. 90: 286.
—— Richest Americans, The.
29: 7.
Millions, Combined, Despotism of. (J . W. Ryckman)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 3-36.
Mills, Albert L. Army & Navy Life, 91 227.
Mills, B. Fay, in Los Angeles. (W. A. Corey) Arena,
(H. Sutherland) Munsey,
33- 593-
Mills, Darius Ogden, the Last of the Great Forty-
niners, with portrait. (I. Clifiord) Munsey, 341
567.
Mills, Lawrence H. (P. Carus) Open Court, 191 505.
Mills, Samuel J ., Home Missionary Statesman. (T.
C. Richards) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 14: 177.
Mills College, California. (S. P. Makinson) Overland,
n. s. 44: 183.
(W. F. Parish, jr.)
Cassier, 23: 355.
(C. S. Pratt) New Eng. M. n. s. 272
117,
Milner, Alfred, Lord. (W. Lennard) F ortn. 78: 52. —
National, 44: 739.
-—- and his Successor in South Africa. Sat. R. 991
260.
-—- and South Africa. Quar. 203: 277,
— and the Struggle for South African Union; a Retro-
spect, 1397—1905. National, 46: 1103.
-—- Mr. Rhodes, and the South African Settlement.
(E. B. Iwan-Miiller) Fortn. 78: 373.
Milton, John. (John Fiske) Cosmopol. 341 41. -—(G.
E. Woodberry) McClure, 27: 70,
— and his Elm. Atlan. 90: 719.
— and Religious Progress. Spec. 95$ 9.
— as a Romancer. Nova Solyma. (R. Garnett) Inter-
nat. Q. 92 14o.——Bk. Buyer, I5: 223.
-—— Authorship of Nova Solyma. Acad. 64: 79.
See Nova Solyma.
—— Earliest Life of. (E. S. Parsons) Eng. Hist. R. 17:
- Faith and Morals of. Sat. R. 97: 72.
- in his Latin Poems. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 497.
— London Home of. Acad. 62: 145.
—- Miltonic Elision. (R. Bridges) Ath. ’o4, I: 83, I13,
I47-
-- Myths about, and their Authors.
National, 43: 768.
-—— Paradise Lost, Similes in.
Temp. Bar, 127: 92.
-— — True Theme of. (P. E. More) Indep. 542 277.
— Paradise Regained and Giles Fletcher’s Christ’s
Victorie and Triumph, Comparative Study of.
(G. Andrews) Meth. R. 54: 270.
-— Reviving Appreciation of. (S. Urban) Gent. M. n. s.
71: 414.
-—- Williamson’s Life of. Ath. ’05, 22 7.
Milton, Mass., Public Library Building. Lib. J . 31:
(J . C. Collins)
(H. C. T. Franklin)
219.
Milwaukee, Wis. (W. E. Hooker) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
17: 768.
— Museum. Science, n. s. 19: 272.
— Reign of Graft in. (D. Mowry) Arena, 34: 589,
—- University Club of. (G. P. Robinson) Wis. Alum.
M. 1: 365.
Mim. (C. M. Prowse) Longm. 45: 56.
Mimbres Valley, Ruins of. (U. F. Dufi) Am. Antiq.
24: 397.
Mimicry among Insects. (P. Collins) Knowl. n. s. 2:
239,
— Kallima Butterflies in Museums. (B. Dean) Sci-
ence, n. s. 15! 832.
—- Life-saving Appliances used by Beetles.
Isabell) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 319.
(John
418
MIN ERS
Mind and Body; the Dynamic View.
Psychol. R. 111 395.
-— — from the Genetic Point of View. (J . M. Bald-
win) Psychol. R. 10: 225.
(C. L. Herrick)‘
-—- -— in Recent Psychology. (A. E. Taylor) Mind, 29:
476-
-- — Strong on the Relation of. (M. Prince) Psychol.
R. 10: 6 5o.
—— and Heart, Realms of Power for. (H. W. Warren)
Meth. R. 63: 864.
—— and Matter. (Sir Oliver Lodge) Hibbert J . 3: 315.
— — The Identification of. (M. Prince) Philos. R. 13:
444-
- and Muscle. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 65: 589. '
— and Nature. (A. E. Taylor) Internat. J . Ethics,
13: 5 5.
— — Beginnings of. (C. L. Morgan) Internat. Q. 6:
330-
—— — Elements of, Brooks on. Ath. ’o2, 2: 444.
— Architecture of. Dial, 35: 217.
—— as Instinct. (J . E. Boodin) Psychol. R. 13: 121,
—- Feeding the. (L. Carroll) Harper, I12: 937,
-— A Modern Theory of. (S. Plantz) Meth. R. 64: 383.
—— The Organ of. (R. Jones) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 328.
-— Origin of Human. (J. Baugh) Westm. I65: 452.
-—- C. A. Story on. (C. M. Bakewell) Philos. R. 13:
220,
—— Through Matter to. (W. H. Mallock) Contemp. 882
72. =Liv. Age, 246: 643,
— an Unruly Kingdom. Atlan. 93: 282.
Mind-cure of Brother Peter-Paul. (C. A. Stanley)
Cent. 471 744.
Mindanao, Interior of. A Strenuous Vacation. (C. H.
Brent) Outl. 802 333.
—— Making Military Road in.
Serv. Inst. 33: I91.
Mindeleff, Cosmos, with portrait. Land of Sun. 6:
186.
Minds, Great, how they jump.
11. s. 41 243.
Mine Accounting, General Principles of.
Engin. M. 25: 73.
— Practical System of. (E. Jacobs) Engin. M. 2 5: 193.
Mine Explosion at Johnstown, July 10, 1902, (M. G.
Moore) J . Frankl. Inst. I 58: 81,
Mine Workers and Slav Invasion. (W. E. Weyl) Char.
13: 266.
— Anthracite, and their Demands.
ternat. Q. 12: 208,
— Relief System of. (W. E. Weyl) Char. 92 242.
Mineral Analysis, Modern Methods of. (W. F. Hille-
brand) J. Frankl. Inst. I55: 109, 181,
Mineral Industries of the U. S. (E. C. Eckel) Engin.
M, 30: 200,
Mineral Research, Some Results of, in Llano County,
Texas. (W. E. Hidden) Am. J. Sci. 169: 425,
Mineral Shipments at British Ports. (B. Cunningham)
Cassier, 26: 347.
Mineral Springs. Science, 11. s. 20: 574.
Minerals, Bi-refracting, Determination of the Optical
Character of. (F. E. Wright) Am. J . Sci. 170: 285.
— Lime-silica Series of. (A. L. Day and E. S. Shep-
herd) Am. J. Sci. 172: 265.
— Unusual, from the Pacific States.
Am. J. Sci. 163: 343.
Miner’s Life in Anthracite Strike Times.
Everybody’s, 7: 241.
Miner’s Union, Business Management of.
Warne) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 67.
Miners, Story of the Non-striking. (R. S. Baker)
McClure, 20: 323.
— Western Federation of. Outl. 85: 55!.
—- —- not a Labor War. Outl. 83; 544.
(C. C. Bateman) J . Mil.
(J . Rivers) Library,
(E. J acobs)
(P. Roberts) In-
(H. W. Turner)
(F. Norris)
(F. J .
-Miniature-painters, Modern American.
MINES
Mines, Electricity in, Uses of.
J. Soc. Arts, 53: 1007, 1026.
-— Lost, of Mexico. (V. Granville) Land of Sun. 12:
140.
Miniature, Early Painting in.
Arts, 52: 573.
(H. W. Ravenshaw)
(R. R. Holmes) J . Soc.
(H. Saint-
Gaudens) Critic, 47: 517.
Miniatures, Ancient and Modern. Acad. 68: 282,
— Heath on. (C. H. Hart) Dial, 39: 202.
i-— of Fair Women. (O. H. Baldwin) Brush & P. 10:
193.
-— Old. (M. Haile) Cornh. 94: 225,
—— 1-ecently exhibited at Vienna.
Studio (Internat.) 27: 316.
Miniaturist, Anglo-Indian. (A. F. Steuart) Asia. R.
33: 106,
Mining and Use of Metals by the Ancient Egyptians.
(R. D. George) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 687.
—— at High Altitudes. (J . A. Rickard) Cassier, 22: 688.
— Gold; the Utica Mine, Angels, Cal. (F. B. Wil-
lard) Idler, 21: 715.
—— Hydraulic. (G. H. Evans) Cassier, 22: 212,
-——State Action upon our Rivers needed. (J. H.
Durst) Californian, 3: 9.
—- in India, Metalliferous. (J . W. Evans) J . Soc. Arts,
49= I53-
—- Management of Metalliferous Mines. (A. Williams,
if-) Engin. M. 24: 541.
—— Military Submarine, in Great Britain.
colm) Blackw. 178: 288,
—— of Non-metallic Minerals.
(A. S. Levetus)
(E. D. Mal-
(B. H. Brough) J . Soc.
Arts, 52: 113.
—— Pleasure. (E. Robins) Fortn. 77: 474.
-— Possibilities of Deep. (E. H. Robertson) Engin. M.
26: 546.
— Power-driven Machinery in. (E. H. Robertson)
Engin. M. 26: 925.
—- 350 Years Ago. (C. F. Lummis) Out West, 20: 3,
111, 22 3,
Mining and Milling Machinery, Electric. (C. V. Allen)
Engin. M. 31: 668,
Mining Dust Diseases.
Mining Engineer, Training of the.
Science, n. s. 20: 716,
Mining Industries of the United States, Recent Pro-
gress in. (F. L. Garrison) J . Frankl. Inst. 153: 379.
Sat. R. 97: 774.
(H. C. Hoover)
Mining Labor Union. Nation, 79: 31.
Mining Royalties, Riddle of. (T. I. Jones) Econ. R.
25: 271,
Mining Situation, The, 1902. (E. P. Clark) Nation, 75:
84.
Minister both Preacher and Teacher. (D. Beaton)
Bib. World, 23: 346.
—- City, Day’s Work of. World’s Work, 6: 3868.
-—— for the Times, J . M. Wilson on. (T. H. Patterson)
Am. J. Theol. 8: 123.
— Letters to a. (L. Abbott) Outl. 76: 491, 77: 683,
— Work which he should do. Bib. World, 23: 83.
Ministerial Character, High Standards of. (A. L.
Y Gillett) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 9: 19.
Ministerial Courage. (F. C. Baldwin) Meth. R. 66: 612,
Ministerial Culture. (W. H. Hetrick) Luth. Q. 34: 418.
Ministerial Duties and Usefulness. (W. H. Mayhew)
N. Church R. 9: 351. .
Ministerial Education. (C. P. Wiles) Luth. Q. 33: 393.
—-(S. Mathews) World To-day, 6: 789,
—- Lutheran, in the Maryland Synod. (C. Reinwald)
Luth. Q. 33: 117.
Ministerial Etiquette.
Rec. 5: 223.
Ministers, Scarcity of, Causes and Remedies of.
B. Lady) Ref. Ch. R. 53: 393.
(D.
419
(C. F. Weeden) Hartf. Sem._

MINNESOTA
Ministers, Supply of, and Demand for. (G. W. Winch)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 9: 223.
-—— Trials of Young. (M. Beerhohm) Sat. R. 96: 12.
-—— Usefulness of. (W. H. Mayhew) N. Church R. 9:
493-
Minister’s Message, The. (L. Abbott) Outl. 75: 680.
Minister’s Study, The ; a poem. (C. P. Connolly)
Chaut. 37: 58.
Minister’s Wife, Experiences of a. Indep. 58: 595.
Ministries, Two N ew. (J . Brent) Munsey, 27: 908.
Ministry, The, and Social Reform. Indep. 59: 142,
— and Working Men. (H. R. Bates) Yale Div. Q. 2:
22,
—- as a Profession. (J . L. Jones) Cosmopol. 34: 477. —
(D. M. Steele) World’s Work, 4: 2285,
— Attractions of the. (H. Lamont) Nation, 79: 454.
-—— The Call of the. (A. P. Stokes, jr.) Yale Div. Q.
2: 17.
—— Cardinal Points of. (C.U.Wenner) Luth. Q. 33: 355,
—- City; a Caution. (W. S. Rainsford Outl. 75: 1000.
—- College Training of the. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 4: 390.
—- Decline of, E. T. Tomlinson on. (J . L. Jones) Out].
80: 124.—(E. T. Tomlinson) World’s Work, 9:
— Education for. (A. C. Thompson) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
7: 20. — (W. Boyd Carpenter) Hibbert J . 3: 433.
— from Layman’s Point of View. (A. Mason) N.
Church R. 10: 333.
— Function of. (L. Abbott) Outl. 75: 772.
— Growing Reluctance of Able Men to enter.
Burrell) Hibbert J . I: 713.
—— Is the Present Conception of, the True One ? (W.
H. Geistweit) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 2: 85.
-— Message to American Ordinants. (H. Chapman)
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 14: I03.
-—On giving up. (H. A. Stimson) Indep. 56: 650.
— Opportunities of, To-day. (L. Abbott) Yale l)iv. Q.
21 I,
- Politics and. (L. Abbott) Outl. 75: 881.
—- — Relation to Journalism, Authorship, or Teach-
ing. (L. Abbott) Outl. 75: 934.
-— Scholarly, Difficulties of a. (W. Scott) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 11: 266.
—— Scholarly Spirit in the. (G. B. Stevens) Yale Div.
(P. S.
Q- 3- 43-
—— Social Life and. (J . Strong) Outl. 77: 652.
— Some Sidelights of the Clergyman’s Profession.
New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 519.
-—— Special Gifts needed in the. (B. N. Stone) N.
Church R. 10: 519,
——Sunny Side of the Minister’s Life.
win) New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 16.
— Why be a Minister. (F. Q. Blanchard) Yale Div.
(G. D. Good-
Q, 1: 130,
— Why I gave up the. Indep. 56: 529.
—— Why I left the, for Social Propaganda. Indep. 58:
1284,
-— Why I returned to the ; by a Socialist. Indep. 58:
I049:
—— Work of the. (J. K. Smyth) N. Church R. 11: 372.
572. 12: 172.
Minneapolis, Minn. (G. F. Gray) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19:
627. -—— (R. Danenbaum) New Eng. M. 33: 33.
— Art Exhibition, 1904. Brush & P. 14: 331.
— Lake Harriet. (E. R. Anderson) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
16: 47.
—- Police Corruption in. (L. Steifens) McClure, 20: 22 7.
— Regeneration of. (James L. Nash) World To-day,
11: 921.
Minnesota, Farming in. (C. Johnson) Outing, 49: 197,
— Founders of the Fur Trade in Northern. (W. Up-
ham) M. of Hist. 4: 187.
MINNESOTA
Minnesota, Legislative Progress in.
Char. 14: 954.
— Library Assoc. Annual Meeting, 1904. Pub. Lib.
g: 513.
-—- - 1905. Pub. Lib. 10: 544.
(A. W. Gutridge)
-- 1906, (Eliz. W. Clute) Lib. J. 31: 779.=Pub.
Lib. 11: 576.
—— National Park for. (K. L. Smith) Outing, 39: 401.
— New State Capitol. (K. Cox) Archit. Rec. 18: 95.
-—- (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 19: 31.
-—- — Blashfield’s Mural Decorations in. (J . W. Patti-
son) Studio (Internat.) 24: lxxxvii,
— — Interior Decoration. (Grace Whitworth) Crafts-
man, 9: 815,
— State Art Exhibit. (Emma E. Beard) Brush & P.
15: 297, — (Emma E. Beard) Studio (Internat.) 28:
1.011111,
—— State Conference of Charities and Correction, I 901.
-(W. A. Gates) Char. 8: 22,
Minnesota Seaside Station. (C. MacMillan) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 60: 193.=Science, n. s. 19: 676.
—- — Life in a Seaside Summer School. (C. E. Bessey)
Pop. Sci. Mo.\67: 80.
Minnie Pleasanton, Novelist; a story.
Dawson) Munsey, 29: 492.
Minorite Order, Constitutions of the Province of France.
(A. G. Little) Eng. Hist. R. 17: 512, 18: 483,
Minority Stockholders; are they Fools ‘P World’s
Work, 10: 6591,
Minors, Curatory of, in the Civil Law. (J . Mackin-
tosh) Jurid. R. 18: 18.
Minos, The Palace of. (R. B. Richardson) Nation, 76:
479.
Mint, British, and its Work. Bank. M. (Lond.) 73:
204-738 W 207.
- Annual Report, 1902. Bank. M. (Lond.) 76: 324.
— —— 1905. Bank. M. (Lond.) 82: 121,
— A Private, in North Carolina. (T. Featherstone-
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Minucius, Felix. Dub. R. 134: 113.
Minute-man of the Revolution. (E. A. Abbott) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) 21: 178,
Minute Marvels of Nature. (J . J . Ward) Good Words,
43: 18-837.
Mira Shore’s Divorce ;
Everybody’s, 12: 253.
Mirabeau, H. G. R. de, during 1789-91. (J . Sturdee)
Westm. 157: 211,
— Dumont’s Souvenirs. Ath ’04, 2: 138, _
— Lettres-a Julie. (E. Gosse) Critic. 42: 465,
— Opponent of Absolutism. (F. M. Fling) Univ. Neb.
Stud. 2: 45.
— Youth of. (F. M. Fling) Am. Hist. R. 8: 657.
Mirabeau Tonneau. (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 73,
Miracle and Law. (F. Sewall) N. Church R. 9: 262,
— Religion, Science, and. (O. Lodge) Contemp. 86:
798.
— What is a? (W. Dewar) Am. J . Theol. 8: 240,
Miracle, The ; a story. (Elsie Singmaster) Book-
lover’s M. 7: 841.
Miracle, The; a story.
(M. and R.
a story. (G. McE. Iurs)
(Alice Brown) Harper, 108:
75-
Miracle, The; a story. (Marie Van Vorst) Harper,
111: 545.
Miracle at Bended Spur, The. (E. C. Carpenter) Lip-
pine. 78: 782.
Miracle at St. Anne’s, The; a story. (Grace McE. Iurs)
Munsey, 31: 254.
Miracle of Vanity, The. (Mary H. Vorse) Booklover’s
M. 7: 49.
Miracle Plays, of England, Earlier. (C. M. Gayley)
Internat. Q. 10: 108,
— - The Later. (C. M. Gayley) Internat. Q. 12: 67.
420
MISS
Miracle-testimony of God. (F. J . Lamb) Bib. Sac. 62:
126,
Miracles. (VV. B. Greene, jr.) Bib. Sac. 63: 542. — (T.
Nicholson) Meth. R. 62: 399.
-— As to. (B. P. Bowne) Indep. 55: 150,
— Evidential Value of. (L. B. Hafer) Luth. Q. 32:
522,
—— Law, Evolution. (C. B. Warring) Bib. Sac. 60: 750,
— of the Gospel. (J . Wilson) Am. J . Theol. 9: I0.
Miracles of Santa Ysabel. (Eloise T. Roorbach) Over-
land, n. s. 47: 295.
Miramion, Madame de, 1629-96. (Mrs. M. M. Max-
well Scott) Cath. World, 83: 72-192,
Miranda and Juliet. (A. W. Corpe) Cath. World, 81:
469.
Mirbeau, Octave. Business is Business.
Sat. R. 99: 733.
Mirimichi, Summer Days on. (T. Adney) Outing, 40:
440-
Mirrors, Multiple Images formed by Two Plane In-
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Mirsky, Prince, Russia’s New Minister of the Inte-
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(N. Y.) 30: 589.
Mis’ Willing’s Stroke. (H. M. Hyde) Cent. 51: 26 5.
Misadventure in the Campagna, A. (C. W. Stoddard)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 484.
Misaki, Japanese Zoiilogical Station at.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: I95.
Misanthrope, A. (Mrs. Isabel Smith) Chamb. J . 82:
733-
Misappropriated Property, Following into its Product.
(J. B. Ames) Harv. Law R. I9: 511.
Miser, The, in Literature. Acad. 69: 1226. =Liv.
Ase, 247= 819-
Misery and Company; a story.
pen 1% 477-
Misfit Christmas, A. (R. M. Stuart) Cent. 47: 226.
Misguided Expectation, A. (C. Edwardes) Temp. Bar,
128: 369.
Mishchenko, General; when he led his Cossack Host.
J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 592.
Misjudged Coward, A; a story.
Munsey, 30: 120,
“Misled ” Collie, The.
26: 22,
Miss and My Lady; a story.
son) Cosmopol. 34: 5 79.
Miss Atherton’s Wanderjahr.
353:
Miss Audrey; a Comedy.
Pall Mall M. 26: 490,
Miss Barber’s Nephew.
M. n. s. 29: 611.
(H. Belloc)
(B. Dean)
(V. W. Cloud) Har-
(E. C. Fellowes)
(W. A. Fraser) Canad. M.
(H. B. Marriott Wat-
(M. Moss) Lippinc. 72:
(Frances F. Robertson)
(E. Carmichael) New Eng.
Miss Betty. (L. G. Moberly) Sund. M. 35: 5 5.
Miss Brennan’s Guest. Macmil. n. s. 2: II9.=Liv.
Age, 251= 797-
Miss Chapter. (James H. Williams) Indep. 60: 908.
Miss Clegg’s Adopted. (Anne Warner) Cent. 46: 470,
Miss Delightful. (G. O’Halloran) Gent. M. n. s. 7 5: 209,
Miss Dodd on the School Board; a story. (L. R.
Elder) Cent. 45: 341.
Miss Ellen. (Grace E. Channing) Atlan. 96: 636.
Miss Ethel’s Dress. (Jean Webster) McClure, 25: 661.
Miss Eunice’s Own Folks. (E. Robinson) Lippinc. 73:
7°5-
Miss Fenella. (W. Kendall) Longm. 43: 333.=Liv.
Age, 240: 616,
Miss Ferrill’s Diploma.
81: 157.
Miss Gaylord and Jenny. (A. Bates) Atlan. 94: 335.
Miss Gladwin’s Chance. (Anthony H. Hawkins) Cent.
48: 643.
(Jeanie Drake) Cath. World,
MISS
Miss (fiioodwin’s Inheritance. (T. N. Page) Scrib. M.
3 : 173.
Miss Harriett’s “ Extravagance.” (F. Pier) Cent 47:
149-
Miss J anumit Latlit; a story. (E. Merwyn) McClure,
20: 639,
Miss Josephine.
28: 404,
Miss Lucy and the Simple Life.
Lippinc. 78: 244.
Miss Martin’s Hour.
(G. P. Coleman) New Eng. M. n. s.
(Lucy Copinger)
(Anne O’Hagan) Scrib. M. 34:
246,
Miss Middleton’s Gardeners; a story. (I. K. Friedman)
Am. M. 60: 665.
Miss Milly’s Créche; a story. (E. P. Butler) McClure,
22: 563,
“ Miss Nigger.” (R. Young) Cent. 46: 385.
Miss or Mistress ? (Albert Schinz) Lippinc. 75: 18 5.
Miss Petrie’s Avocation. (K. M. Rabb) Atlan. 90:
95-
Miss Rebecca’s Easter Blossoms. (H. A. Nash) New
Eng. M. n. s. 28: 236.
Miss Sally and the Enemy.
‘ Cent. 48: 182.
Miss Silver’s Attic; a story. (B. Grimshaw) Temp.
Bar, 130: 184.=Liv. Age, 242: 623.
Miss Sophy’s Matrimonial Step. (L. C. Teters) Lip-
pinc. 75: 504.
Mis-shuffle, A; a story. (H. Whitaker) Harper, I13:
(Gouverneur Morris)
134.
“Missing.” Spec. 9!: 64!. 1
Missing Chord, A; astory. (M. D. C. Lucas) Sund.
M. 33= 549.
Missing Chord ; a tale of Texas. (O, Henry) Cent. 46:
313'
Missing Exequator, The. (B. H. Ridgeley) Cent. 45:
Missing Link, The; a story. (Judith K011) Overland,
n. s. 41: 288,-
Missing Princess, The.
1313 34-
Mission of San Fernando, Cal. (Juan del Rio) Land
of Sun. 6: 13.
— — by Moonlight.
(R. E. Vernede) Temp. Bar,
(C. H. Shinn) Land of Sun. 2:
79-
— of San Juan Capistrand. (A. S. Wing) Land of Sun.
3: 109. —(A. C. Field) Land of Sun. 15: 127.
—— of San Luis Rey. (A. S. Wing) Land of Sun. 3:
20'.
Missiofi in Macedonia; a story. (S. Bonsal) Cent. 46:
Mission of Andrew, The; a story. (A. N. Bourne)
New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 538.
Mission of Jane, The ; a story. (E. Wharton) Harper,
106: 63,
Mission Architecture. (H. L. Jones) Ctry Life Am.
4: 434. — (C. Bennink) Arch. R. 13: 141,
—— As the Padres built. (S. Comstock) Munsey, 30:
260,
— California. Craftsman, 11: 208,
Mission Buildings in California. (G. W. James) Crafts-
man,5: 321. 6: 541,
Mission Indian Exiles, The.
Land of Sun. I 5: 248,
Mission Indians of California. San Xavier del Bac.
(H. T. Watkins) Out West, 22: 96,
-— Mythology of. (Constance G. Du Bois) J . Am. Folk-
Lore, 17: 185. I9: 52, I45.—(A. L. Kroeber) J.
Am. Folk-Lore, I9: 309.
— Religious Ceremonies and Myths of. (Constance G.
Du Bois) Am. Anthropol. 7: 620.
Missionaries in New Guinea, Murder of Ten German.
(P. Bigelow) Indep. 58: 650.
(Constance G. DuBois)
421
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Missionaries, Indemnities for Murdered. (N. W.
Sharpe) Nation, 83: 96.
—- One of the. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 95: 677.
—— Our, and our Commerce. (R. Weightman) N 0. Am.
- 182: 886.
Missionary, The, shall he be denounced or decorated ?
(J. S. Dennis) Meth. R. 66: 262,
Missionary Appropriation, A ; a story.
Willett) Lippinc. 77: 116,
Missionary Ideals, Christian and Commercial.
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Missionary Methods in the Time of the Apostles.
Zahn) Expos. 6th ser. 71 387. 8: 73, 202,
Missionary Motive in the New Theology. (R. G. Clapp)
Yale Div. Q. I: 86.
Missionary Reorganization.
(Edith M.
(B. J .
(T.
(J . M. Thobnrn) Meth. R.
65: 265.
Missionary Situation in Japan. (J . P. Moore) Ref. Ch.
R- 49: 327.
Missionary Training Institute, Need of a. (W. N.
Brewster) Meth. R. 62: 597,
Missionary Work and Human Nature. (E. Talbot)
Outl. 83: 844.
Missions and the Episcopal General Convention.
T. Munger) Outl. 78: 373.
— as a Civilizing Influence. (J . W. Appel) Ref. Ch.R.
49= 358-
- Co-operation on Mission Fields. (A. H. Smith)
Yale Div. Q. 2: 121,
— A Crusade of Wealth, a Need of the Times. (J .
Kendal) Am. Cath. Q. 29: I9.
—— Episcopal Supervision for. (J. E. Scott) Meth. R.
64= 435-
- Foreign, and the Yellow Peril. (J . M. Cromer) Luth.
Q- 34= 569-
-- — as Social Settlements. (S. L. Gulick) Outl. 81:
(T.
70. .
— — Changes in. (A. Alexander) Nation, 83: 323.
— — Industrial Training in. (G. A. Wilder) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 12: 119,
— — Modern Conception of. (S. L. Gulick) Outl. 81:
563.
— The Haystack Prayer-meeting, and what followed.
(H. R. Elliot) Cent. 50: 728,
— Home. In Western Camps.
112: 504. _
—— in China. (C. Holcombe) Atlan. 98: 348.
(E. Talbot) Harper,
— in India. Are they a Failure? (W. Miller) Hib-
bert J . I: 661,
——Lutheran, I890-99. (J. Aberly) Luth. Q. 32:
101,
— in Norway and Sweden, Catholic.
Cath. World, 32: 1.
— in the U. S., non-Catholic, Tenth Anniversary of.
(W. L. Sullivan) Cath. World, 78: 223.
— Nerve of. Outl. 84: 158,
— One Hundred Years of American Foreign. (J . L.
Barton) No. Am. 183: 745.
——Practical. (E. -M. Bliss) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25:
328.
— Question of. (A. K. Gregson) Overland, n. s. 45:
(Felix Klein)
487.
Missions, California. (Juan del Rio) Land of Sun. 8:
171. —(C. F. Carter) Land of Sun. 6: 240.‘ 7: II,
5!, I02.—(C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 10: 247.
-—(L. B. Powers) Calif. M. 4: I43.
— — Destruction of. (B. J . Clinch) Am. Cath. Q. 30:
657.
—— —— Some Unknown. (Constance G. Du Bois) Land
of Sun. 11: 317.
-— of Southern California. Land of Sun. 45 I17.
Mississippi, Plantation in, An Old-time. (G. F. Wright)
Nation, 79: 351.
MISSISSIPPI
Mississippi, Sketches from. (T. Oakley) Harper, :11:
447- '
Mississippi River, Analysis of the. (C. H. Stone) Sci-
ence, n. s. 22: 472,
— as a Trade Route. (Robert M. Brown) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 38: 349.
-- At the Headwaters of. (C. Johnson) Outing, 46:
336.
—— Barge Pirates on. (G. W. Ogden) Everybody’s, 71
478.
—— Deflection of. (I. Bowman) Science, 11. s. 20: 273.
—— Delta of the. (E. W. Hilgard) Science, n. s. 24:
861.
-— — Battle for the. (L. O. Harris) Indep. 552 I135.
— Floods in, Control of. (L. M. Haupt) J. F rankl.
Inst. I 56: 241. —(H. v. Meerten and L. M. Haupt)
J. Frankl. Inst. I57: 381. I59: 423,
-—- from Cape Girardeau to Head of the Passes.
(R. M. Brown) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 371.
35: 8.
~ From the, to the Valley of the Sacramento. (T. H.
Cann) Overland, n. s. 451 526.
—— The Great River. (A. P. Brigham) World To-day,
6: 33.
—— Houseboat Life on. (C. Johnson) Outing, 46: 81.
— Improving the Flow of. (A. Fullerton) World To-
day. W 494:
7- Indian Days. (R. G. Thwaites) World To-day, 6:
184
— The Old Route to Orleans. (W. Gibson) Scrib. M.
33: 1-
—— Old Steamboat Days. (G. W. Ogden) Everybody’s,
7: 3°7-
— Progress of Discovery of. (W. Upham) M. of Hist.
I: 195, 255, 327, 2: 1, 379,
— The Protection of the Alluvial Basin of.
Brown) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 248.
— Recreative Life on. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 40:
I66.
—— Silt of. (C. H. Stone) Science, 11. s. 23: 634.
'— Source of, Saving the. (H. M. Kingery) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 65: 313.
-— The Spaniards in the South.
To-day, 6: 528.
— Steamboat Business on, Rise and Fall of.
Chittenden) World To-day, 6: 631.
—— Upper, during the French Régime. (R. G. Thwaites)
World To-day, 6: 383,
Mississippi Steamboat, Tragedies.
Everybody’s, 8: 66.
Mississippi Valley, Diplomatic Contest for.
Turner) Atlan. 93: 676, 807.
— Discovery and Exploration of, Shea on.
Butler) Nation, 78: 277,
— Growth of Population in.
day, 8: 186.
—-— in War. (J . K. Hosmer) World Today, 6: 807.
—-— Means for Protection of, below Cairo. (R. S. Tay-
lor) Science, n. s. 19! 601.
— Policy of France toward, in the Period of W'ashing-
ton and Adams. (F. J . Turner) Am. Hist. R. 10:
249.
—— Prehistoric Relics of. Am. Antiq. 25: 117.
— Spears and Clark on. (E. E. Sparks) Dial, 3 5:
462.
Missouri, Evolution of the Northern Part of the Low-
lands of Southeastern. (C. F. Marbut) Univ. of
Mo. Stud. It 147.
— Lead and Zinc Regions of.
n. s. 19: 197. \
—-— Library Association Annual Meeting, 1902. Pub.
Lib. 7: 489.
—- - 1903. Pub. Lib. 9: 29.
(R. M.
(W. G. Brown) World
(H. M.
(G. W. Ogden)
(F. J.
(J . D.
(F. A. Ogg) World To-
(A. R. Crook) Science,
422
MITHRAISM
Missouri, Library Association Annual Meeting, 1905‘.
Pub. Lib. I0: 545.
-_-_ 1906. (Mary W. Dennett) Lib. J. 31: 824. —
Pub. Lib. II: 578.
— Old-country Ballads in. (H. M. Belden) J . Am.
Folk-Lore, I9: 231, 281,
— Public and Private Philanthropy of. (C. A. Ell-
wood) Char. 13: 493.
— Reform in ; what Gov. Folk has accomplished. (C.
M. Harvey) World To-day, 8: 599.
— State Prison. (T. S. Mosby) No. Am. 183: 660.
“Missouri,” U. S. S., Disasters of. (P. Benjamin)
Indep. 56: 959.
Missouri Botanical Garden. (W. Trelease) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 62: I93. — (C. E. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 23: 354.
Missouri River, First Adventures up. (A. C. Laut)
Outing, 43: 619.
— Old Times on the. Atlan. 922 423.
— Steamboat Navigation on, Chittenden’s. (R. Hitch-
cock) Lamp, 27: 100,
Mistake, Law as to, in its Effect upon Contracts. (T.
R. Young) Am. Law R. 38: 334.
Mistake, The; a story. (M. Robertson) Munsey, 322
799-
Mistaken Vocation, A. (E. A. Smith) Good Words,
443 719-
Mistakes will Happen; a story. (W. H. Tindell) Out-
ing. 491 294-
Misterton Church. (I. G. Sieveking) Reliquary, 43:
92-
Mistletoe, California. (H. L. Jones) Out West, 20:
I37-
Mistral, Frederic. (A. F. Sanborn) Indep. 58: 82.
—- and Provence. (R. P. Skinner) Outl. 71: 5 54.
Mistress Mary; a story. (F. M. Smith) New Eng. M.
n. s. 35: 31.
Mistress of Candish, The ; a story. (Marie Van Vorst)
Pall Mall M. 26: 297.
Misunderstanding is the Spice of Life.
510.
Mitchel], Donald G. Outl. 71: 16.
— at Edgewood, with portrait. Lamp, 26: 147.
— The Charm of “ Ik Marvel.” (A. R. Marble) Atlan.
97‘ 213.
— Edgewood Farm of.
Am. 9: 293.
— Glimpses of Edgewood. (A. R. Kimball) Bk. Buyer,
25: 99-
Mitchell, Isaac; a Neglected American Author.
B. Reed) Nation, 791 458.
Mitchell, James Alexander.
M, 34: 678.
Mitchell, John, the Labor Leader. (L. Steifens) Mc-
Clure, I92 35 5.—With portrait. (Eliz. C. Morris)
Indep. 541 3°73. — (F. J. Warne) R. of. Rs. (N. Y.)
26: 556.
— The Man the Miners Trust. (W. E. VVeyl) Outl. 82:
657.
Mitchell, Dr. S. Weir. Lamp, 27: 339.
Mitchie, J . Coutts. (A. L. Baldry) Art J . 54: 290.
Mites, Collection and Preservation of F resh-water.
(C. D. Soar) Knowl. 26: 212, 237,
Mithraic Art. (F. Cumont) Open Court, 172 I.
Mithraism and the Imperial Power of Rome.
Cumont) Open Court. 16: 449.
— and its Influence on Christianity. (P. Carus) Open
Court, 172 I04.
— and the Religious of the Empire.
Open Court, 16: 717,
~ Dissemination of, in the Roman Empire.
mont) Open Court, 16: 300, 340.
— Doctrine of Mysteries of. (F. Cumont) Open Court,
16: 522, 602.
Sat. R. 98:
(A. H. Gleason) Ctry Life
(E.
(R. B. Brindley) Sund.
(F.
(F. Cumont)
(F. Cu-
MITHRAISM
Mithraism, Liturgy, Clergy, and Devotees of. (F.
Cumont) Open Court, 16: 670,
— Origins of. (F. Cumont) Open Court, 16: 65, 167,
200.
Mitla, the Bones of. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
10: 173.
-— The Ruins of. (G. F. Paul) New Eng. M. 331 73.
—— Trip to. (G. F. Paul) Overland, n. s. 42: 189,
Mitlakahtla. (G. T. B. Davis) Sund. M. 33: 48-676.
Mitre, the, Evolution of. (H. P. Feasey) Reliquary,
44= 73-
Mixed Beasts. (K. Cox) Cent. 46! 973.
Mixed Metaphors in the House of Commons. Spec.
92: 807.
Mixed Pairs.
Miyajimi, To, by Fishing Boat.
land, 11. s. 46: 169,
M’lindy; a story of Oklahoma.
Cent. 42: 127.
Mlulu and her Husbands.
11. 3. II 972.
Moab, The “Steppes” of. (J . Moffatt) Expos. 6th ser.
11: 68.
Moabite Stone, and Mesha’s Declaration of Independ-
ence. (P. Carus) Open Court, 17: 520.
Moat, The Word. (E. W. Hartwell) Nation, 74:
(H. S. Grifiith) Lippinc. 74: 626.
(C. Lorrimer) Over-
(K. W. Hamilton)
(R. A. Durand) Macmil.
365.
Moated Houses of England. (O. Parker) Booklover’s
M. 3: 481,
Moats, Norman Origin of Irish. (E. Armitage) Antiq.
n, S, 42: 291, 327.
“ Mob.” (Maxim Gorky) Cosmopol. 42: 14,
Mob-law in America. (D. Mowry) Green Bag, 16:
524-
Mob Rule. (E. Maxey) Arena, 30: 377.
Mob Spirit, The. Chaut. 38: 11.
-—— in Literature. (H. D. Sedgwick) Atlan. 96: 9.
Mob Violence, Public Responsibility for. Outl. 82:
920.
Moberly, Robert C. Church Q. 58: 74,
—— Problems and Principles. Spec. 942 142.
Mobile, Bicentennial of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 304.
-— (G. King) Outl. 70: 433.
Mobility and Brains. Spec. 92: 287,
Mocatta Library, The. Ath. ’o4, 2: 517,
Mock Caliph and his Wife. (E. Robinson) Lippinc.
6 : " ,
Mocking of the Gods; a story. (Amelie Rives) Har-
per, 106: 122, 282.
Mocking Bird, The ; a California Minstrel.
Garland) Overland, n. s. 431 118.
Modder River. (A. O. Vaughan) Longm. 431 387,
475-
Model of Sorrow, The; Tale of a Russian Jew. (I.
Zangwill) Pall Mall M. 26: 459.
Models, Artists’. Idler, 22: 526.
—- Child, in Paris. (S. Eliot) Good Words, 45: 709.
Modern Adam, A ; a story. (F. J . Stimson) McClure,
22: 600.
Modern Calypso, The. Spec. 96: 89,
Modern Good Samaritan, A. (V. L. Whitechurch)
Good Words, 45: 482,
Modern Knight—errant, A; a story.
Munsey, 31: 369.
Modern Language, On learning a.
Colo. Stud. 2: 115.
Modern Language Association and Dialect Society.
(O. F. Emerson) Nation, 74: 27.
~—- 1904 Meeting. Nation, 782 67.
— I906 Meeting. (C. H. Grandgent) Nation, 82: 50.
Modern Languages, Adjustment between Secondary
School and College Work in. (A. Cohn) School R.
12: 468,
(Virginia
(U. Hudson)
(C. C. Ayer) Univ.
423
MOHEGAN-PEQUOT
Modern Languages, and Literatures, Study of. (J . F.
Coar) Educa. R. 25: 38.
— Educational Significance of Study of, in the Second-
arg School. (J . C. Ransmeier) So. Atlan. Q. 31
23 . -
—- in College and University, Some Defects in the
Teaching of. (S. W. Cutting) School R. 12: 308. l
—- in Secondary Schools. (Julius Sachs) Educa. R. 29:
163.
— Practical Value of Study of, in the Secondary
School. (J. C. Ransmeier) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 359.
— Question of Translation in the Teaching of. (P. O.
Kern) School R. 13: 293.
— Teaching of, in England. (C. Brereton) School R. 1'.
I2: 441.
-— -— under Present Conditions.
12: 491.
Modern Life and Sedatives. Liv. Age, 238: 571,
—~ Changes of. Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43: 155.
Modern Medicine, The Possibilities of.
Seely) Am. M. 60: 133.
Modern Sabine. (E. Ayrton) Lippinc. 72: 78.
Modern Sapphira, A; a story. (G. E. Channing) Out
West, 16: 628.
Modern Soldier and Military Lessons of Recent Wars.
(C. W. Larned) Internat. Mo. 52 383.
Modern “Swiss Family Robinson,” A; a story. (J.
B. Walker) Cosmopol. 37: 659. 38: 61, 156. 39:
(M. Ingres) School R4
(Dr. A. C.
95-
Modern Trade of Politics. (W. H. S. Aubrey) Mac-
mil. 912 288,
Modern Utopia.
158-755-
Modesty, Feminine and other.
Indep. 58: 1447,
Modjeska, Helena.
— Mountain Home of, Cal.
(H. G. Wells) Fortn. 82: 740. 83:
(Charlotte P. Gilman)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 678.
(M. H. McCoy) Land of
Sun. 6: 65.
Modoc War, The. (W. M. Bunker) Californian, 1:
161,
Moeller, Lars; an Fnkimo Journalist. (A. E. Gibson)
Arena, 30: 168,
Moens, W. J. C. Ath. ’o4, I: 81.
Mofussil. See Mafassal.
Mogok, Upper Burma, a City built on Rubies. Book-
lover’s M. 5: 15.
Mohammed and the Rise of Islam. Church Q. 62:
357-
Mohammed, Sayings of. Open Court, 20: 33.
Mohammedan Art, Design in. (E. H. Hankin) Am.
Arch. 87: 159, 167.
— Methods of Design employed in. (E. H. Hankin)
J. Soc. Arts, 53: 461,
Mohammedan Law, Curious Points in. (C. D. Steel)
Asia. R. 41: 12,
Mohammedan Monotheism. (S. M. Zwemer) Ref. Ch.
R- 49= 310-
Mohammedan Women, Relative Property Rights of.
(G. S. Batcheller) No. Am. 183: 34.
Mohammedanism; the Moslem Peril. (C. H. Toy)
Munsey, 33: 316.
-— Problems of. (D. B. Macdonald) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
15: 77.
—Some Aspects of. (H. Clifford and others) Spec.
9°: 49» I79-
Mohammedans and Pan-Islamism. National, 48: 742.
-—— Indian, entailing their Estates. (R. K. Wilson) 19th
Cent. 59: 114.
Mohawk Valley “ as she is romanced.”
Lloyd) Nation, 74: 194,
— Reid’s. (F. W. Halsey) Bk. Buyer, 23: 545.
Mohegan-Pequot Language, Glossary of. (J . D. Prince ;
F. G. Speck) Am. Anthropol. 6: 18.
(H. M.
MOHEGAN—PEQUOT
(F. G. Speck) J.
(F. G. Speck) Am.
Mohegan-Pequot Legends, Some.
Am. Folk-Lore, I7: 183. -
Mohegan-Pequot Text, A Modern.
Anthropol. 6: 469.
Moira, Gerald, a Great Decorator.
of Art, 27: 525.
Moissan, Henri, Laboratory of, with portrait.
65: 252.
Mojave Indians. (A. R. Pickrel) Land of Sun. 13:
229,
— Burning of Dead.
b0.
-— Preliminary Sketch of.
thropol. 4: 276,
Moki Indians. See Moqui.
Molds. (C. E. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 20: 472,
Mole, The, and its now Fashionable Skin. (C. Wil-
liams) Chamb. J . 81: 33.
-— Fortress of the. (K. Lydekker) Nature, 67: 379.
— Shrew; the Little Tyrant of the Burrows. (C. G-
D. Roberts) Harper, 109: 752,
Mole-warfare. Macmil. 91: 350. = Liv. Age, 245:
82
(F. L. Jenkins) M.
Nature,
(S. M. Hall) Out West, 18:
(A. L. Kroeber) Am. An-
Molecules, Matter, Motion, and. (W. A. Shenstone)
Cornh. 93: 63.
— Relations of Electrically Charged, to Physiological
Processes. (J . Loeb) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 76.
Molesworth, Mrs., Fawcett’s Life of. (A. V. Dicey)
Nation, 74: 230.
Molesworth, Sir William, and the Colonial Reformers.
Macmil. 85: 371.
Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, Life of, Trollope’s.
(E. Tavernier) Sat. \R. 101: 73. — (H. C. Chatfield-
Taylor) Dial, 40: 192,
—— Don Juan. (C. Coquelin) Internat. Q. 8: 60.
—Les Précieuses Ridicules; the First Modern Com-
edy. (H. C. Chatfield-Taylor) World To-day, II:
744:
Molinari, G. de. Society of To-morrow. (D. MacG.
Means) Nation, 78: 507,
Molino Viejo, El: (E. G. Mayberry) Land of Sun. 3:
59-
Molinos, M. de, and the Italian Mystics. (H. C. Lea)
Am. Hist. R. 11: 243.
Mollie B.; a horse story.
41: 438.
Mollie in Moonland.
(La V. A. Barber) Outing,
(G. P. Medley) Canad. M. 25:
416,
Mollusk-fauna of Alaska and Eastern Siberia, On the
Relations of the Land and F resh-water. (W. H.
Dall) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66:. 362.
Mollusks, Hearts of. (A. J . Carlson) Science, 11. s. 17:
548-
Molly Le Rocs, The ; a story. (M. West) Munsey, 27:
90-
Moltke, Gen. Frederic, and Bismarck. J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 32: 437.
-— and Napoleon, Characteristics of the Cam-paigns of.
(N. S. Jarvis) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 30: 62.
-— Military Correspondence of ; Side Lights on a Page
of History. Temp. Bar, 128: 404,
Molybdenite, Crystallization of. (A. J . Moses) Am. J .
Sci. 167: 359.
Molyneux, Sir Capel, an Ulster Squire of the Reign of
George III. (M., Caulfield) Monthly R. 12, no, 1:
132,
Molyneux’s Problem, Fresh Light on. (T. K. Abbott)
Mind, 29: 543.
Mombasa. Chamb. J . 80: 821,
Moment of Confidence, A. (Ella M. Tybout) Lippinc.
762 747.
Momerie, Dr. Alfred Williams, Life and Work, by his
Wife. Sat. R. 100: 476,
424
MONETARY
Mommsen, Theodor. Bk. News, 22: 560, - (T, F,
Tout) Cornh. 89: 251. — (F. Haverfield) Eng. Hist.
R, 19: 8o,—(S. Whitman) Contemp. 84: 865.:
Liv. Age, 240: IIZ.—(J. B. Carter) Atlan. 93:
373.--(F. B. Copley) Critic, 44: 64.-—-VVith por-
trait. (F. Williams) Cosmopol. 36: 363, --Outl,
75: 631, 824.——Acad. 65: 515,--Dial, 35: 339.-—
(E. Reich) Monthly R. 13, no. 3: 74. —(M. Smith)
Nation, 77: 377. — Spec. 91: 757, =Liv, Age, 239:
636. I’-Ecl. M. 142: 110.
— and English Severance from Germany. (J . S. Mann)
F ortn. 80: 1002,
—— Influence on Thought. Sat. R. 96: 569.
-— Place of, in Modern Scholarship. (W. K. Boyd)
So. Atlan. Q. 3: 212,
Monaca Hotel, Paris. (Count Louis de Perigord and
Camille Gronkowski) Cent. 8: 656, .
Monaco. (A. F. Steuart) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 51o.—-
(S. H. Dunn) Month, 99: 74,
— and its Statesmanlike Ruler. (E. M. Lynch) 20th
Cent. Q. 1, no. 3: 79.
Monahan’s Incroochmint. (Birdsall Jackson) Lippinc.
76: 380,
Monarchomachs, The ; Theories of Popular Sovereignty
in the 16th Century. (W. A. Dunning) Pol. Sci.
Q- 191 277.
Monarchs, Absolute, vs. Free Peoples.
497.=Liv. Age, 243: 385.
Monarchy, True Doctrine of. Spec. 93: 1000.
Monasteries, Double, Origin of. (Mary Bateson) Roy.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 13: 137.
-- English, Italian List of.
’oz, 2: 288.
— in Austria, Suppression of, under Emperor Joseph
H. (J. Verres) Dub. R. 130: 111.
-—- of the Air [photographs only]. Nat. Geog. M.
Contemp. 86 :
(R. J. Whitwell) Ath.
I7: 17,
— The Truth about the. (G. G. Coulton) Contemp.
89: 528.
-—- The Truth about the; a reply.
Contemp. 89: 822,
— —— A Rejoinder. (G. G. Coulton) Contemp. 90: 1o7,
Monastery of Subiaco. Antiq. n. s. 41: 386,
Monastery Prisons in Russia. (E. J . Dillon) Harper,
I10: 497.
Monastic Burial Relies.
254-
Monastic Library. (T. L. Green) Month, I00: 470,
Monastic Life, The, Allies on. (L. Johnston) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 2: 515.
-— in England. (F. Chapman) Acad. 66: 632,
Monasticism, English, 10—12th Centuries.
Graham) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 17: 23.
—— in the Middle Ages. (D. S. Schaff) Ref. Ch. R. 50:
(R. H. Benson)
(H. Pentin) Antiq. n. s. 41:
(Miss R.
92-
Monastir, The Burden of. (H. W. Nevinson) Liv. Age,
239: 758-
- A Ride in. (H. W. Nevinson) Indep. R. I: 555. —-
=Ecl. M. 142: 454. =Liv. Age, 240: 418.
Monazite in Iron Ore and in Graphite, Occurrence of.
(O. A. Derby) Am. J. Sci. 163: 211,
Monboddo, Lord, a Judicial Metaphysician. (Henry
H. Brown) Jurid. R. 17: 267.
Monckton, Maria, an Eccentric Leader of Society.
(C. J. Hamilton) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 480.
Moncrieffe, Margaret. (Mrs. J . K. Van Rensselaer)
Lippinc. 69: 757.
Monet, Claude, the Master of Impressionism. (D. Fitz-
Gerald) Outl. 80: 767.
Monetary Crises, The Study of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65:
608.
Monetary Equilibrium, Our. (H. White) Pol. Sci. Q.
20: 1,
MONETARY
Monetary Standard, Postulates of.
Econ. R. 121 43.
Monetary Stringency, The Present. Bank. M. (Lond.)
82: 565.
Monetary System, Our Faulty.
tion, 82: 52.
Monette, John W., the Pioneer Historian of the Mis-
sissippi Valley. (F. L. Riley) So. Atlan. Q. 5: 377.
Money, Causes of Recent Stringency of. (A. B. Hep-
burn) No. Am. 182: 374,
—— Circulating Medium during the Civil War. (W. C.
Mitchell) J . Pol. Econ. 10: 537.
-— Determination of Value of. (C. A. Conant) Q. J_.
Econ. 18: 55!.
—-Distribution of, since 1893.
Q. J. Econ. 18: 513,
—— Ethical Significance of. Outl. 74: 451.
— Ethics of. Outl. 82: 14.
—- Evolution of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 66: 24,
—Future of the Limping Standard. (C. A. Conant)
Pol. Sci. I8: 216,
—— Ideal ; is it attainable ? (C. A. Conant) J . Pol. Econ.
II= 399- .
— Laughlin on Principles of. Ath. ’04, 1: 261,
—- Lawful, 1778-79. (A. McF. Davis) N. E. Reg. 57:
1
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— Legal Tender, Economic Eifects of. (J. L. Laugh-
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—Life and. (VV. J. Kerby) Cath. World, 82: 433,
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Money Boxes. (E. Lovett) Reliquary, 45: I4.
Money-crop at Leisconnel, A. (Jane Barlow) Cornh.
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Money-lenders, Working-class. How Usurers evade
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Money Meter, The ; a sketch. (H. K. Viele) McClure,
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Money Movements of 1609-21 in Holland and Ger-
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Money Power, The, and our Next Great President.
(E. Crosby) Cosmopol. 402 no p.
425
MONOTHEISM
Money Power, Despotism of the. (J . W. Ryckman)
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Money Strain in Every-day Life.
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Money Value, how determined.
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Mongolia, Journeys in. (C. W. Campbell) Geog. J .
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(Annie P. Call) Am.
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Monica, St., Chronicle of, ed. by D. A. Hamilton.
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(A. C.
MONOTYPES
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Monro, Robert, the Real Dugald Dalgetty. Gent. M.
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—- Edgington on the. (J . O. Pierce) Dial, 38: 122.
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—- Growth of American Foreign Policy. Ed. R. 203:
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(W. W. Davis)
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pl
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Monrovia, Cal. (Charlotte Bell) Out West, 24: 471,
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Monsieur Parapluie.
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Monstery, Thomas Hoyer, Munster Adventures of.
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Mont St. Michel. See St. Michel.
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MON TESPAN
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Montague, Mass., Industrial Church at.
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Montaigne, Michel de.
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(M. C. Craw-
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—— Essays, trans. by Cottin.
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Montana as a Field for an Academy of Sciences, Arts,
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Monte Carlo and Monaco. (E. P. Lyle, jr.) Every-
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Montespan, Madame de, H. N. Williams on.
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Spec.
MONTESQUIEU
Montesquieu-Fezensac, Robert, Comte de. Critic, 41:
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Montezuma’s Castle. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
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Montezuma’s Well. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 6:
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Monthly Review in 18th Century. (G. Parton) Monthly
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Monticello, Seat of T. Jefferson. Ctry Life Am. 2: 56.
Montluel, France. (L. J . Markoe) Cath. World, 76:
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Moody, William H., with portrait.
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Moon, The, and Thunder-storms.
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~— Copernicus Crater of. (E. S. Holden) Calif. M. I:
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~— the Crack in the Valley of the Alps.
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(A. B. MacDowall)
(W. H. Pick-
427
MOORE
Moon, Is there Snow on the ? (E. W. Maunder) Knowl.
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—— Life on the. (W. Kaempffert) Munsey, 33: 588.
—~ The Lunar Cycle. (R. W. McFarland) Pop. Astron.
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—— — from Observation. (P. H. Cowell) Nature, 73:
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Moonrise, Time of. (W. P. Riggs) Pop. Astron. I 3:
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Moonshine and Mahomet; a story. (L. Crane) Am.
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Moonshiner at Home. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Atlan. 90:
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Moon—signals. Chamb. J. 80: 522.
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Moore, William H., and Moore, James Hobart, with
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MOORE
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—- (Herbert M. Thompson) Internat. J . Ethics, 14:
401, 15: 28,
(M. G.
(A. D.
(D. B. Macdonald)
(H. S. Pritchett) Outl.
(J . Oliphant) Internat. J . Ethics,
428
MOREAU
Moral Life, The, a Work of Art. (W. D. MacClin-
tock) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 31 I31.
Moral Overstrain. (G. H. Alger) Atlan. 93: 496.
Moral Qualities and Mental, Correlation between. (F.
A. Woods) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 516.
Moral Snobbishness. Spec. 972 921.
Moral Theology at the End of the 19th Century. (T.
Bouquillon) Cath. Univ. Bull. 5: 244.
Moral Training. (J . C. R. Johnston) Educa. 24: 105.
— in the School. (G. E. Myers) Pedagog. Sem. I3?
409-
— of the Young among the Jews.
Internat. J . Ethics, I 5: 173.
-—~ — in the Catholic Church. (P. R. McDevitt) In-
ternat. J . Ethics, 15: 417.
Moral Upheaval, The. Outl. 822 780.
— in America. (C. A. G. Bridge) I9th Cent. 591 205.
—Liv. Age, 248: 707.
Moral Wave, The, and the Average Man. (P. L.
Allen) Outl. 83: 839.
Morality and Religion. (A. Mackendrick) Westm.
I59: 77.—(C. G. Shaw) Am. J. Theol. 7: 259.
— The Coming Scientific. (G. Gore) Westm. I61! 420.
=Monist, I4: 355.
— Commercial. (H. S. Holland and J . Carter) Econ.
R. 25: 322,
— Evolution of. (J. J. Fox) Cath. Univ. Bull. 3: 373.
-— Evolutionary Method as applied to. (J. Dewey)
Philos. R. 11: 107, 353. '
— Half, and Whole. Outl. 79: 774.
— Natural. (H. Allsopp) Westm. 162: 633.
— needs to be taught; Peirce’s Essay on Crime.
Sabin) Educa. 23: 4!.
(H. Berkowitz)
(H.
— of Nature. (P. Kropotkin) I9th Cent. 57! 407.
— Of our Anxious. (M. Maeterlinck) Atlan. 97: 7. =
Fortn. 85: 46.
— Pagan and Christian. Outl. 81: 299.
— Relation of, to Religion. (W. A. Guerry) Sewanee,
I4: 213,
— Science as a Teacher of. (J. M. Coulter) Bib.
World, 25: 443.
Morality Play in the Development of English Drama.
(F. H. Harvey) Dial, 34: 296.
Moralizing Golfer, The; a poem. (F. W.
ins. 40: I75-
Morals and Art. Am. Arch. 85! 14.
—— and Men. Macmil. n. s. 11 535.
— Decay of. (G. Trobridge) Westm. I63: 608.
— Public. Are People getting Better or Worse?
Cent. 51: 158.
—- — Old Standards of. (J . B. McMaster) Am. Hist.
R. 11: 575.
— Two Views of the Situation. Cent. 50: 795.
Moran, J. B. (V. Goldthwaite) New Eng. M. n. s.
34: 450. — (Ralph Bergengren) I/Vorld To-day, II:
1091,
Moran, Robert. (Wolf von Schierbrand) World To-
day, 9: 1328'
Moravians and their Bach Festival. (E. H. Abbott)
Outl. 74: 809.
More, Hannah, The Lighter Side of.
19th Cent. 59: 842.
More, Dr. Henry. (E. Wright) Acad. 69: 126.
More, Paul Elmer, a Critic of High Rank. Outl. 81:
678.
— Shelburne Essays.
More, Sir Thomas. ' The Land of Nowhere.
Vincent) Chaut. 44: 90.
More Lasting than Bronze; a story. Cath. World,
79= 348-
More than Conqueror. (F. Milner) Educa. 26: 413,
Moreau, Gustave. (A. Symons) Monthly R. 20, no. 1:
125. -
Palmer) Out-
(N. Pearson)
(G. M. Harper) Atlan. 982 561.
(G. E.
MOREAU
Moreau, Gustave, and Puvis de Chavannes.
clair) Internat. Q. 12: 240, '
(C. Mau-
— Paintings of. (C. C. Michaelides) Indep. R. 10: 70.
Moreau (Gustave) Museum in Paris. (C. Mauclair)
Art J.,57: 253.
(W. Roberts) Ath. ’02, 2: 620.
Moreau, Hégésippe.
(C. A. Smith) So. Atlan. Q.
Morehead, John Motley.
51 35-
Moreland, George. (H. M. Cundall) Art J . 561 315.
Morelli, Domenico, Paintings. (A. Melani) Art J. 541
376.
Moretto, “ The Raphael of Brescia.” (M. Russell
Selmes) Cath. World, 80: 453. ,
Morgan, Gen. Daniel. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 48: 228.
Morgan, Sir H., Capture of Porto Bello. (J . R. Spears)
Outing, 49: 383.
Morgan, J . Pierpont, as a Financier.
Indep. 55: 27. .
-— His Advisers and his Organization.
Cosmopol. 34: 243.
- His Word as an Asset.
body’s, I01 336.
Morgan, Dr. Wm. Henry, with portrait. (D. R. Stub-
blefield) Vanderbilt Univ. Q. I: 165.
Morgan Manuscripts, The. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
831 335-
Morgan, Mount, Queensland, a Mountain of Gold.
Chamb. J . 79: 647.
Morison, George Shattuck, with portrait. Harv. Grad.
M. 12: 28. _
Morley, John. Bk. News, 22: 557. — (Algernon Cecil)
Monthly R. 23: no. 1: 5.=Liv. Age, 249: 45I.—
(J. McCarthy) Outl. 72: 295,
— and the Oxford Movement. (A. I. du P. Coleman)
Lamp, 28: 197.
—-— and Mr. Brice in America, with portrait. R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 548.
— and Real Culture. (J . M. O’Fallon) Westm. I62: 415,
—— as a Man of Letters. (P. Edgar) Canad. M. 26:_ 248,
— as Writer and Statesman, with portrait. Outl. 75:
S00.
-— or Rosebery as Liberal Leader ‘? Sat. R. 99: 369.
Morley, Merchant J ohn. (Charlotte F. Smith) Cornh.
87: III,
Morley, Samuel Hope, with portrait. Bank. M. (Lond.)
75‘ 721-
Mormon, Being a. Indep. 59: 908.
— Book of, Original MS. of. (Johnson Brigham) World
To-day, 9: nor.
—- — Notes on. (E._ B. T. Spencer) Meth. R. 65: 31.
Mormon Brides. (Mary S. Boyd) Chamb. J . 80: 548.
Mormon Endowment Ceremony. World To-day, 8: 165,
Mormon Girl, Life of a. Indep. 58: 423,
Mormonism. (G. R. Lunn) Bib. Sac. 59: 341, 434. —-
(L. A. M. Bosworth) Bib. Sac. 60: 171, — (Lorenzo
Snow) Land of Sun. 15: 252,
—— and Polygamy. (J . F. Smith, J . Smith, and J . T.
Budwell) Arena, 29: 449.
— Economic Aspects of. (R. T. Ely) Harper, I06: 667,
—— Letters on. Outl. 82: 278,
—— Meaning of. (S. M. Cullom) Indep. 60: 979,
—- The Menace of. (S. M. Cullom) No. Am. 181: 379,
-— (S. E. Wishard) Indep. 58: 91,
—— not a Menace in the U. S. (J . R. Winder) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I6: 553. ‘
— Present Problem of. (J. D. Nutting) Indep. 45: 924.
— Problem of. (H. W. Horwill) Indep. R, 3: 433,
—- The Public View of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81 :"\! I 3,
— Some Aspects of. (G. A. Irving) Outl. 82: 32,
—— Some of its Realities. (M. W. Davis) Outl. 84: 1059,
—— Truth about. (J . F. Smith) Out West, 23: 239,
——- Vitality of. (R. S. Baker) Cent. 46: 165.
- Woman’s Side of. World To-day, 9: 743.
(E. S. Meade)
(J . B. Walker)
(E. J . Edwards) Every-
429
‘ — Aubin’s Le Maroc.

MOROCCO
Mormons, The; a Co-operative Commonwealth. (J .
Shomaker) Arena, 27: 164.
— Gentile Child among the. (M. A. Corbin) Outl. 84:
324-
— Linn’s Story of. (J . D. Butler) Nation, 75: I 54.
— Misconceptions regarding. (J . J . Hughes) Canad.
M. 23: 9. , ’
— of Salt Lake City. (R. E. Bicknell) Land of Sun.
W 449-
— A Successful Co-operative Society.
World’s Work, 5: 2881,
— Trail of the. (Clifton Johnson) New Eng. M. n. s.
34= 131-
- Ways of.
Morning, Dawn of.
Morning in the Office, A.
15 5.
Morning Call, The; a story.
106: 305.
Morning Winds. Liv. Age, 2322 571.
Morning’s Work, A ; a Drama. (G. Maxwell) I9th
Cent. 52: 167.
Moro, The ; the Fighting Man of the Philippines.
~ J. Swett) Harp. W. 50: 808.
— Military Training of the. (C. C. Bateman) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 34: 259.
Moro and Pagan Question, The. (J. A. Le Roy) Indep.
54: 1762,
Moro Campaign, The Engineer in the.
2S9-
Moro Experiment, A.
Moro Land, The Heart of.
11. S. 443
-— Telegraph Engineering in. Engin. M. 25: 209'.
More Princess, A. (H. A. Rebigger) Scrib. M. 33: 360.
Moro Province, Civil Government in the. (H. S.Town—
send) Forum, 36: 138.
More Slaughter, The Latest. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
82: 2x4,
Morocco. (M. M. Verney) Good Words, 441 502. —'
Outl. 82: 782. .
— The Affair of, 1905. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80:
517-
— Algeciras Conference. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 89:
438, 723. —— (I. Perdicaris) Booklover’s M. 72 580. —
(B. Meakin) Fortn. 85: 940. —(E. Dicey) Ecl. M.
146: 325.—— (E. Tallichet) Indep. 60: 726. —(R.
Ogden) Nation, 82: 3o.—Sat. R. 101: 161.
(G. Miller)
(G. A. Irving) Outl. 84: 1064,
(L. T. Sprague) Outing, 40: 475.
(A. Warren) Chamb. J . 80:
(G. Hibbard) Harper,
(O.
Engin. M. 24:
(A Brownell) Outl. 81: 975.
(C. C. Bateman) Overland,
—— — England at. Sat. R. I01: 70.
— — From Portsmouth to Algeciras. (S. Cortesi) Indep.
60: I150.
— — The Settlement. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 82:
276.
—- and Europe. (Perseus) Fortn. 85: 609.
— and the European Powers. (D. Mackenzie) Fortn.
771 675.—(S. L. Berisusan) Contemp. 83: I68.—'
(A. J. Dawson) Fortn. 79: 225.
—-— and the French Intervention.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 689.
— and Germany. (A. F. Harrison) 19th Cent. 582 34.
— Anglo-French Agreement concerning. (W. B.
Harris) National, 43: 494. — (S. L. Bensusan)
Contemp. 84: 675. —- (W. B. Harris) National, 42:
395. —(W. B. Harris) Indep. 56: 1320.
(A. J. Dawson) Fortn. 82: 225,
—- An Autumn Wandering in. (T. H. Weir) 19th Cent.
58: 235.
— Bible illustrated from History of. (T. H. Weir)
Expos. 6th ser. 7: 426.
— Brigands of, captured by. (C. Varley) Indep. 57:
(R. L. N. Johnston)
424.
— Coaling Stations in, Germany’s Hunger for. (H. W.
Wilson) National, 47: 276.
MOROCCO
Morocco, Coast Towns of. (Howard Ince) Art J . 55:
23:-
— Conditions in. (P. F. Bayard) No. Am. 180: 279.
-- The Conflict in, 1905. (I. Perdicaris) Asia. R. 35:
93-
- Crisis in, 1905. (W . B. Harris) Blackw. I78: 293.
-— Dawson’s Things seen in. Ath. ’o4, 1: 647.
-— Disintegration of. (I. Perdicaris) Internat. Q. 111
177.
-—- Emperor William’s Visit to. Sat. R. 99: 440.
— Experience in Tangier. (F. Carrel) Canad. M. 27:
129.
— Fate of. (B. Meakin) Westm. I62: 9. — (V. Thomp-
son) Cosmopol. 40: 89.
— Forrest and Bensusan’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 477. — (R. B.
C. Graham) Sat. R. 98: 637.
— France in, Policy of. (E. Etienne) National, 43:
917-
- A French Preface and. (A. J . Dawson) Fortn. 79:
901.
-— From Tangier to. Macmil. 91: 258.
—- German View of. (A. Hornung) Sat. R. 94: 517.
‘— Germany and France in. Sat. R. 101: 225.
—— Germany and the Question of. (F. Charmes) Fortn.
83: 951,
-* Green Tea and Politics in. (S. L. Bensusan) Mac-
mil. 90: I00. = Ecl. M. 143: 167.---Liv. Age, 242:
13.
— Historical Documents, Castries’s. (R. B. C. Gra-
ham) Sat. R. 99: 448.
—- in 1905, The General Situation in. (I. Perdicaris)
No. Am. 181: 745.—(A. J. Dawson) Fortn. 81:
80. — (W. B. Harris) National, 44: 1049.
—-In Red Marrakesh. (S. L. Bensusan) Fortn. 82:
423. 1‘ Liv. Age, 243: 289.
—Land of the Evening. (C. W. Furlong) Outl. 78:
579-
— “ The Land of the Extreme West,” and the Story
of my Captivity. (I. Perdicaris) N at. Geog. M.
I7: 117.
— The Land of Paradox. (I. Perdicaris) Asia. R. 37:
120,
— Macnal’s Ride in. Ath. ’oz, 1: 327,
— Moroccan Question as seen from.
No. Am. 183: I041.
— Midsummer Customs in.
Lore, 16: 27.
— The Muddle of. Sat. R. 102: 665.
— A New Touring Ground. (P. H. Fawcett) Pall
Mall M. 28: 155.
—— “ Pacific Penetration ” and Police.
son) Fortn. 88: 237,
-— Pastels from. Cornh. 94: 495.
(A. K. Karan)
(E. Westermarck) Folk-
(J . H. Richard-
— Question of. (Edwin Maxe) Arena, 29: 243. — (E.
Montet) Outl. 82: 255.
-— Religious Orders of. (E. Montet) Asia. R. 33: 62,
—- Revolutionary Movement in. (C. B. C. Graham)
Sat. R. 95: 4o.
— Slave-market at Marrakesh. (S. L. Bensusan) Har-
per, m8: 245. ‘
— Spain and.‘ (E. M. Rios) National, 42: 863.
— Sultan of, and the Bashadours. Asia. R. 33: 294,
— —— and his Present Troubles. (T. Williams) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 293.
— — in Private Life.
3°7-
—— — Journeys toward Fez.
(W. B. Harris) Blackw. 177:
(A. Schneider) Cent. 44:
I63.
— — With. (A. Schneider) Cent. 44: 3.
—- Three Weeks’ Captivity with Rebels in. (W. B.
Harris) Blackw. I74: 323,
-— Through the Rebel Country.
Outing, 43= 491.
(A. H. Danforth)
430
MORTGAGE
Morocco City, Journey to. (P. H. Fawcett) Geog. J.
19: 189.
Moros, The, and their Country. (S. Bonsal) Outl. 71:
I '.
—— Nature of the. (“ L. Buchanan”) World’s Work,
12: 7567.
— Preparing our, for Government.
Atlan. 97: 385.
— Progress among the.
(R. L. Bullard)
(C. C. Bateman) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 689.
- Road-building among the. (R. L. Bullard) Atlan.
92: 818.
Morovan. (J . F, Wilson) Overland, n. s. 41: 354.
Morphineuse, The. (W. L. Howard) Arena, 33: 516.
Morphological Conceptions. (J . M. Coulter) Science,
11. s. 20: 617,
Morphology and Phylogeny.
n. s. 23: 291.
— Method and Progress of.
65: 522,
Morrill, Justin S., California’s Debt to.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 102.
Morris, Charles, Laureate of the “ Beefsteaks.”
Temp. Bar, 133: 263. =Ecl. M. 147: 45.
Morris, Clara, Reminiscenees of. McClure, vols. 20-23.
Morris, Philip Richard, A Word on Behalf of. M. of
Art, 26: 423.
Morris, Robert. (E. P. Oberholtzer) Bk. News, 22:
267. — (E. P. Oberholtzer) Pennsyl. M. 28: 273.
Morris, William. (E. L. Cray) Critic, 41: 190.
-— and Esthetic Socialism. (T. Dickinson) Arena,
36: 613.
—— and his Decorative Art. (L. F. Day) Contemp. 83:
737. =Ecl. M. 141: 383. "—‘Liv. Age, 238: 102,
— as I remember him. (A. Stringer) Craftsman, 4:
I26, .
—— as a Preraphaelite. Acad. 65: III.
— Cary’s. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 4: 49.
-— The Genius of. (J . W. Mackail) Indep. R. 11: 51.
-— The Happiest of the Poets. (W. B. Yeats) F ortn.
791 535-
— His Taste in Art and Literature. Craftsman, 5:
(E. C. Jeffrey) Science,
(G. B. Howes) Nature,
(T. G. Phelps)
574-
— Home of. (N. V. McCle1land) Bk. News, 24: 701.
—Later Poems of. (A. C. Brock) Acad. 71: 228. 1:
Liv. Age, 251: 241,
— Life, Work, and Influence of. (I. Sargent) Crafts-
man, I, no. I: I.
— the Man. (G. W. James) Craftsman, 7: 412.
— Morris & Co., Decorators. (I. Sargent) Craftsman,
I, no. 1: 25.
— on Work in a Factory. Craftsman, 5: 245.
— Organization of the Morris Society, Chicago, May 7,
1903. Craftsman, 4: 393.
-— Visit to the Workshop of.
man, I, no. 5: .43.
Morris. Wm. O’Connor, Reminiscenees of. National,
44= 127-
Morris and the Honorable Tim; a story.
McClure, 21: 464.
Morris Canal, N. J . (F. H. Gould) Booklover’s M. 5:
82 5,
Morrison, Gabriel James. Geog. J . 25: 466.
Mors Triumphans. (Jeannette Marks) Outl. 80: 186.
Morse, Frank W., General Manager of the Grand
Trunk Pacific. (Cy Warman) Canad. M. 25: 399.
Morse, J edidiah, and the First American Geography.
(Clifton Johnson) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 516.
Mortar, Eifects of Freezing on. (S. Smith) Am. Arch.
89: 129, .
-- Influence of Moisture on. Am. Arch. 82: 4.
Mortgage, Trust, in Railway Finance. (T. W. Mitch-
ell) Q. J. Econ. 20: 443.
(E. Pomeroy) Crafts-
(M. Kelly)
MORTGAGED
Mortgaged Farm; a poem. (C. P. Wolley) Temp.
Bar, 1% 358.
Mortgages, Marshaling of.
3°7-
— Taxation of. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 752 87. —
(H. White) Nation, 76: 244.
— — New Law in New York. (E. R. Seligman) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 85.
Mortimer, Richard, House of.
Reg, 182 460,
Morton, Henry.
3 .
Morton, J . Sterling, Arbor Lodge, Estate of. Archit.
Rec. 19: 37.
Morton, Levi Parsons. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 735.
-— Estate of. Ctry Life Am. 1: 9.
Morton, Paul, with portrait. (A. H. Lewis) Munsey,
31: 831. —— With portrait. (W. H. Simpson)
World’s Work, 8: 5305,
—— Case of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80: 494.
— Human Dynamo, with portraits. (E. Lefevre) Cos-
mopol. 39: 569.
—- the President, and the Railroads.
Arena, 342 189.
Morwenstow, Pilgrimage to. Bookman, 20: 36.
Moryson, Fynes, an Elizabethan Traveler. Ed. R.
1972 373. — (S. Hastings) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 190.
Mosaic, Art of. (W. H. Thomas) Munsey, 28: 42.
— Cosmati. (C. Coleman) Archit. R. 12: 202,
— Historic Development of. (G. W. Hayler) J . Soc.
Arts, 49: 208, 265.
Mosaic Construction.
(W. Strachan) Law Q. 22:
(A. C. David) Archit.
(R. H. Thurston) Science, 11. s. 15:
(B. O. Flower)
(W. L. Hamilton) Am. Arch.
79¢ 92-
-—Methods of. (W. L. Hamilton) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
2 , '
Mosaic Law, Decad Structure of the Earliest. (D.
Goddard) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 3: 225.
Mosaics. (F. S. Lamb) Craftsman, 10: 18,
— Marine, by W. C. Brigham. Craftsman, ‘10: 84.
—- of S. Maria Maggiore. Church Q. 61: 84,
—— Roman Church, 1st to 9th Centuries. W.
Bishop) Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 10: 251,
(W.
. —— Zodiacal. Am. Arch. 90: 183.
Mosaism. Bib. World, 25: 164.
Mosby Guerrilla, Recollections of a.
Munsey, 31: 845. 32: 6-490,
Moscow. (E. A. Richings) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 609.
—- Congress at, July, 1905. (B. Pares) Spec. 95: 184.
—Liv. Age, 246: 437.
-— in Feb. 1906. Indep. 60: 597.
-— Russia’s Holy City. (E. Noble) Chaut. 36: 475.
Moselle, Along the Banks of the. (P. Van Dyke)
Outl. 77: 69.
Moselle River, Voyage on. (F. W. Cornish) Cornh. 92:
69.
Mosely Educational Commission, The. (A. Mosely)
Indep. 55¢ I436.—Educa. R. 26: 319. —(J. C.
Monaghan) Cath. World, 80: 442. —(C. J . Ham-
ilton) Econ. J. 14¢ III. —(W. T. Harris) Educa.
R. 28: 1o9.——(W. T. Harris) Educa. 25: 58.-
(H. E. Armstrong) Science, 11. s. 20: 129, 165_—
(C. Menmuir) Westm. I62: 555. — Cath. World,
79: 392, 54L ,
Moser, Kolomon, Austrian Decorative Artist. (A. S.
Levetus) Studio (Internat.) 24: 111,
Moses. (E. Stow) Open Court, 18: 293,
— and Hammurabi and their Laws.
Meth. R. 642 681.
— Economics of. (G. McA. Miller) Arena, 34: 569.
35: 33» 234-
—— Law of, historically considered.
Sewanee, I4: 281,
Moses, Jr. (E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 74¢ 74.
(J . W. Munson)
(C. M. Cobern)
(G. D. Sparks)
431
MOTHER
Moslem Call to Prayer. (H. Baynes) Asia. R. 37: 109.
Moslem Jurisprudence, Development of. (D. B. Mac-
donald) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 10: 227.
Moslem Theology, Macdonald’s. Nation, 77: 175.
Moslem University, A. (A. Heidborn) Asia. R. 36:
300.
Mosque Life of the Muslem. (T. P. Hughes) Open
Court, 20: 321, " '
Mosques, European.
Mosquito, A New.
18: 182,
Mosquitoes. Science, n. s. 18: 126,
— and Malaria. (R. Ross) J . Soc. Arts, 49: vi, 740.
— and their Extermination. (J . B. Smith) Booklover’s
M. 4: 169.
— and Yellow Fever.
— Anopheles, of India, James and Liston on.
Stephens) Nature, 72: 73. -
-— Campaign against. (L. O. Howard and H. C.
Weeks) Cent. 46: 423.
-— — in New Jersey. (J . B. Smith) Science, 11. s. I 5:
898.
— Concerning Certain.
' 15: 13.
— Development and Hibernation of. (J . W. Dupree ;
H. A. Morgan) Science, 11. s. 16: 1036,
- Disease-carrying. (J . R. Smith) Indep. 54: 2827,
-—Eggs of the Genus Culex. (H. G. Dyer) Science,
11. s. 151 672.
— Extermination of. (J . B. Smith) Science, 11. s. 232
857. '
— in Paris. Science, 11. s. 20: 574
—— Investigation in New Jersey.
Sci. Mo. 66: 281.
— Malaria and. (R. Ross) Indep. 55: 656,.
— Migrations of. (J . B. Smith) Science, 11. s. 18: 760,
— Reduction of. (R. Ross) Science, 11. s. 22: 689.
— — Sanitary Policy of. (J. B. Smith) Science, 11. s.
23: 113,
— Salt Marsh. (J. B. Smith) Science, 11. s. 16: 391,
— Suggestions for Extermination. (W. L. Underwood)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 454.
— Theobald on. (S. O. Howard) Science, 11. s. 15: 345.
— War against. (H. Sutherland) Munsey, 29: 832. —
(L. O. Howard) Ctry Life Am. 3: 251.
— — Sociological Bearing of. (C. B.
Chaut. 37: 520.
— Yellow Fever and Stegomyia.
ence, n. s. 22: 526.
Moss Wood, England. Spec. 90: 694.
Mosses, Study of. (C. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 19: 769.
Mostar, a Herzegovinian Sketch. (Mary H. Peixotto)
Scrib. M. 32: 317,
Mote and Bretesche Building in Ireland.
Orpen) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 417,
Motes and Beams. (E. E. Kellett) Chamb. J . 80: 312.
Moth and the Star, The; a story. (M. Dana) Munsey,
28: 22,
Moth Hunters, The; a story.
Bar, 132: 689.
Mother. (Maxim Gorky) Appleton’s M. 8: 721.
Mother; a sketch. (R. R. Gilson) Harper, 105: 716.
Mother, A; a story. (May C. Ringwalt) Overland,
n. s. 42: 197.
Mother, The. (L. Zangwill) Lippinc. 69: 95. —(W.
D. Howells) Harper, I05: 21,
Mother and Daughter; a Picture Cycle.
Knipe) Cosmopol. 40: 299.
Mother and Son; a sketch. Temp. Bar, 130: 99.
Mother in Egypt, A; a poem. (M. L. C. Pickthall)
Cent. 47: 918.
Mother in India. (Mrs. E. Cotes) Scrib. M. 33: 747,
341 1°7-
(F. J. Koch) Am. Arch. 88: 123,
(W. L. Underwood) Science, 11. s.
(J. W.
(J. B. Smith) Science, 11. s.
.(J. B. Smith) Pop.
Davenport)
(L. O. Howard) Sci’
(G. H.
(A. Marshall) Temp.
(Emilie B.
(L. 0. Howard) Cent. 44: 851. '
MOTHER—IN—LAW
Mother-in-Law, Legal Status of the. (C. N. Travous)
Green Bag, I4: 25
Mother of Four, A.
body’s, I3: 67. V
Mother Goose annotated for Schools.
low) Scrib. M. 35: 503,
—— The Evolution of. (W. T. Field) Dial, 39: 366.
—— Written by Lord Coke ? ‘Green Bag, 14: 585.
Motherhood, Desirable Reforms in. (A. R. Crane)
Arena, 28: 499.
Motherhood; an Autobiography.
260,
Motherhood of Beechy Daw; a story.
Harper, I06: 383,
Mother’s Daughter. ‘ (Juliet W. Tompkins) Every-
‘(Juliet W. Tompkins) Every-
(Clara A. Wins-
Everybody’s, I0:
(P. V. Mighels)
b0dy%.I4:84-.
Mothers and Daughters. (Maria Theresa Earle) Na-
tional, 44: 673,
— Ghent School for. (Mrs. B. Russell) 19th Cent. 50:
97°-
-— of the Future. (Edith D. Marvin) Indep. R. 3: I9.
Mothing Memories. (Emily Lawless) Monthly R. 7,
no. 3: 147.:-‘Eel. M. 139: 688.=Liv. Age, 234:
414-
Moths of North America, Holland’s. (F. S. Lee) Sci-
ence, n. s. 19: 188.—-(T. D. A. Cockerell) Dial,
36: 41,
. Motif for an Autumn Romance, A. (E. Pottle) Outl.
82: 998,
Motion. (G. M. Whipple) Science, n. s. 23: 507.
-—- Absolute, A Plea for. (A. Schuster) Nature, 73:
462,
-—- Fast, Fascination of. (VV. J . Lampton) Cosmopol.
331 I23:
—- Illustrating Uniform Acceleration. (A. W. Duff)
Science, 11. s. 24: 538.
-—- Matter, and Molecules.
93: 63.
Motive, How far an Act may be a Tort because of
Wrongful. (J. B. Ames) Harv. Law R. 18: 411,
Motor, The, and the Birthright of the Highway. (W.
B. Woodgate) 19th Cent. 54: 66.
—- A Great Traction. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 316.
— The New-century Frictionless. Chamb. J . 83: 73 5.
Motor-bicycle, In the Alps on a. (J . Pennell) Cent.
45: 607.
Motor-boat as a Pleasure Craft. (H. P. Burchell) Out-
ing, 46: 213,
— of the Future. (R. Bache) Outing, 47: 446.
—- Twenty Thousand Miles in a. (E. W. Deming) Ctry
Life Am. 10: 180,
Motor-boats. (P. Severing) Everybody’s, II: 314,-
(B. R. Redwood) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 512.
— Electric, Gasoline, and Oil Motors. (E. W. Roberts)
Engin. M. 23: 329.
— Mile-a-minute. (H. H. Everett) Cosmopol. 41: 133.
— The Storage Battery and. (T. A. Edison) No. Am.
175: 1.
Motor-car of 1905. Canad. M. 24: 527.
Motor-car Divorce, A. (Louise C. Hale) Bookman,
22: 145-606, 23: 66, 199,
Motor-car Impressions. (M. Maeterlinck) Harper, 104:
(W. A. Shenstone) Cornh.
397.
Motor-car Way through England. (B. H. Thwaite)
19th Cent. 52: 305.
Motor-cars, Figure-heads for. Sat. R. 101: 750,
— in Railroading. (C. M. Harger) Indep. 61: 89,
-— — in Great Britain. (J . F. Gairns) Cassier, 28: 381,
453-
— in the Present and Future.
448. = Liv. Age, 251: 148,
— Modern. Ed. R. 197: 202,
See Automobiles.
(Cygnus) Fortn. 86:
432
MDUNDS
Motor Centers and Nerve Centers.
431 I59-
Motor-cycle; what it offers.
Work, 5: 3670.
Motor-flight through France, A.
98: 733-
Motor Impulse, Influence of Abnormal Position upon
the. (C. T. Barnett) Psychol. R. II: 370.
Motor-man, The. (S. Baxter) Outl. 82: 23,
Motor-mania, The. Acad. 71: 329.
Motor-omnibus for London. Sat. R. 101: 132,
— the Police and the Public. Macmil. n. s. 2: .
Motor Power ; Relation to Intelligence. (T. L. Bolton)
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Motor-touring. Sat. R. 100: 237-549.
Motor Training, Survival of the Fittest in.
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Motor Vehicles, Commercial.
28: 193, 284,
Motoring. Sat. R. 99: 306.
— too Fast. (W. Verner) Sat. R. 100: 339,
— with “Mr. Croesus.” (R. Bache) Outing, 45: 70!.
Motorist, The. (Dawson Turner) Chamb. J . 82:
108.
-—- Complete, Young’s. Ath. ’04, 2: 449.
Motors, Alcohol. (H. Dupays) Engin. M. 26: 682,
— and Cycles; the Transition Stage. (J . Pennell)
Contemp. 81: 185.
— Induction. (G. L. Hoxie) J. Frankl. Inst. I56: 183,
261, 351.
— Pressure Generator and the Combustion Motor. (E.
C. Warren) Engin. M. 26: 664,
Mott, Lucretia. (Ellen C. Sargent) Californian, 3:
(E. Wharton) Atlan.
(E. G.
(J F. Gairns) Cassier,
354-
Mottl, Felix, as Musical Conductor. (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 95: 649.
Motto of Meaning, A; a story.
Temp. Bar, 129: 34,
Mottoes for House, Garden, and Steeple. Spec. 97:
(A. H. Henderson)
976.
— of Noble Houses. (A. H. Japp) Gent. M. n. s. 74:
562,
Moulders, The.
Moulin, Memories of.
. 164-531-
Moultonborough, N. H., Marriage Records of the
Rev. Jeremiah Shaw of, 1779-1833. (A. A. Fol-
som) N. E. Reg. 59: 283.
Mound Builders, Certain Notched or Scalloped Stone
Tablets of. (W. H. Holmes) Am. Anthropol. 8:
101.
—— Recent Discoveries.
(B. Brooks) Scrib. M. 36: 385,
(M. A. Ballard) Sund. M. 31:
(W. K. Moorehead) Calif. M.
I: 470.
-— Southern; their Works and Relics. (S. D. Peet)
Am. Antiq. 25: 215.
— Thomas Jefferson on. (H. B. Geer) Am. Antiq. 24:
224,
Mounds. (C. V. Piper) Science, 11. s. 21: 823.
— built by the Sioux in Minnesota. (W. Upham)_Am.
Antiq. 27: 217.
-—- Burials in Ancient. (D. I. Bushnell, jr.) Science,
11. s. 20: 408,
— Copper Relics among the. (S. D. Peet) Amer. Antiq.
28: 213,
— Distribution of.
— Human Origin of.
(S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 25: 77.
(A. C. Veatch) Science, n. s. 23:
34-
- in the Gulf Coast Country. (J . A. Udden) Science,
n. s. 23: 849.
— in Nebraska. (E. H. Barbour and H. B. Ward)
Science, 11. s. 24: 628.
-—- Moated. (J. A. Rutter) Antiq. n. s. 38: 239, 271,
— Natural. (W. J . Spillman) Science, n. s. 21: 631.
Am. J . Soc. Sci.
(H. Norman) World’s
MOUNDS
Mounds, of Louisiana. (E. W. Hilgard) Science, 11. s.
21: 551.
— of the Mississippi Valley.
ence, n. s. 23: 583.
—— — and Texas. (R. T. Hill) Science, 11. s. 231 704.
—- or Hog-wallows of California and Oregon. (J . C.
Branner) Science, 11. s. 21: 514.
—— Small, of the U. S. (D. J . Bushnell) Science, n. s.
22: 712,
Moundville, Ala., The Treasures of Prehistoric.
N. Wardle) Harper, 1 I2: 200,
Mt. Gretna, New Military Features at.
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Mount Hamilton, On; a poem. (C. Keeler) Atlan. 92:
(P. J . Farnsworth) Sci-
(H.
(W. L. Beas-
41.
Mt. Hermon. A School and some Boys. (E. K. Titus)
Outl. 83: 659.
Mount Holyoke College ; ‘a Study in Educational Ser-
vice. (J. Marks) Outl. 82: 191.
-— Library, Building of. (Bertha E. Blakely) Lib. J .
31: C 62,
Mount Lowe Observatory, Stellar Research at. (E. L.
Larkin) Overland, n. s. 40: 271.
Mount Regale Fishing Company of Philadelphia.
Pennsyl. M. 27: 88,
Mt. Sinai Hospital, N. Y.
Rec. 18: 367.
Mount Vernon a Century Ago, A Visit to.
Kozlowski) Cent. 41: 510.
—— in Washington’s Time. Cent. 50! 153.
— The Old Garden at. (F. E. Leupp) Cent. 501 73.
— Restoration of. (A. G. Baker) Munsey, 332 660.
-— Washington’s Home. (O. P. Capen) Ctry Life Am.
(Russell Sturgis) Archit.
(W. M.
5: 499-
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Carnegie Library Building. Lib.
J - 291 372-
Mt. Weather Meteorological Observatory. (F. H. Bige-
low) Nat. Geog. M. 15: 442.
Mt. Wilson, Cal., Solar Observatory on.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 189.
Mt. Wilson, Cal., Railroad. (B. S. Eaton) Calif. M.
I: 33. — (O. Ellison) Calif. M. 2: 259.
Mount of Comprehension, The. (Amelia H. McAllis-
ter) Everybody’s, I4: 550.
Mountain-camping in California.
Life Am. 10: 193,
Mountain Climbers, Most Daring of all; Scaling the
Aiguille de Grepon. (G. D. Abraham) Cosmopol.
391 365-
Mountain Climbing as Organized Sport. (C. E. Fay)
Outl. 71: 377.
— Death of Owen Glynne Jones. (H. Spender) McClure,
19: 118, .
—- in the Canadian Rockies.
M. 18: 213,
—-— in England. (E. E. Stock) Idler, 25: 539,
—-— in Great Britain. (G. D. Abraham) Pall Mall M.
27= 433-
—— Inspiration of.
-— Modern; a Protest.
(P. P. Foster)
(G. D. Baird) Ctry
(W. W. Beaton) Canad.
(A. J . Capron) Indep. 55: 1080,
(G. W. Young) Indep. R. 3:
443-
- Perils of the High Peaks. (Mrs. A. Le Blond) Cos-
mopol. 37: 245.
Mountain Elevations, Uniformity in.
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 726.
Mountain Goat, The, and the Camera. (W. T. Homa-
day and J . M. Phillips) Scrib. M. 40: 143,
Mountain Home, Evolution of a. (A. W. Dimock)
Ctry Life Am. 6: 44.
Mountain Life, Physiological Effects of. Nature, 73:
(A. Heilprin)
~-
Mouiitain Lion, Hunting the. (0. F. Holder) can. M.
a= 765-
433
MOZART
Mountain Matchmaker, A. (W. N. Harben) Cent. 42:
4I3-
Mountain Railways, The; Climb of the Iron Horse.
(Mrs. A. S. C. Forbes) Overland, n. s. 40: 417,
Mountain Reconciliation, A; a tale of the Alps. (A.
H. Henderson) Month, 100: 300,
Mountain Sickness. (R. D. Ward) Science, n. s. 20:
441. -— (R. D. Ward) Science, 11. s. 211 796.
Mountain Slopes, Precipitation on. Geog. J . 19: 192.
Mountain Summits. (S. P. F ergusson) Science, 11. s.
23: 672,
Mountain Valleys, Origin of Transverse. (J. Le Conte)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 1: 479.
Mountain View, California. Out West, 23: 401,
Mountain Whites, the Transformation of Em Dur-
ham. (Julian Ralph) Harper, 107: 269.
Mountaineering as a Profession. (R. Gribble) Idler,
23: 131. =Outing, 40: 582,
—— Hints for, and its Equipment.
Outing, 46: 570.
—- How to climb. (R. Spender) Outing, 41: 435.
— in Switzerland without Guides. (A. P. Abraham)
McClure, 21: 227.
— Lost on the Khojak. (H. Hudson) Outing, 41: 682.
—-of To-day. Blackw. 177: 640.: Liv. Age, 245:
(G. D. Abraham)
734-
Mountaineering Accidents. (R. Hughes) Monthly R.
17. no. 3: 137.
Mountaineers, The. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 411 I00.
Mountains, The. (S. E. White) Outl. 77: 261 -78: 183.
'— and Latitude Determinations. (S. G. Burrard) Na-
ture, 552 80.
— and Mankind. (D. W. Freshfield) Pop. Sci. Mo.
65= 543-
- Famous American. (H. Gannett) Everybody’s, 61
427-
— Love of, “Another Way of the.” (F. W. Bourdillon)
Monthly R. 23, no. 33 94. =Ecl. M. 147: 115.
— North American Cordillera, Nomenclature of, be-
tween 47th and 53d parallels. (Reginald A. Daly)
Geog. J. 27: 586.
Mounted Police, Northwest ; the Splendid Force on the
Canadian Frontier. (L. R. Freeman) Overland),
n. s. 43: 217.
Mounted Troops. (E. J . McClernand) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
34: 227.
Mouri1yan’s Success. (Isabel Clarke) Temp. Bar, 128:
195.
Mouse, The, and the Lion. (J . W. Tompkins) Scrib.
M, 3 5: 701.
Moustier, Comte de, Correspondence of, with the Comte
de Montmorin, 1787-89. (H. E. Bourne) Am. Hist.
R. 8: 709, g: 86.
Movement and Organic Sensations, Genetic Functions
of, for Social Consciousness. (Margaret F. Wash-
burn) Am. J. Psychol. 14: 343.
—-— Woodworth on. (S. I. Franz) Science, 11. s. 20: 78.
Moving-picture Machine, Out with a. (T. Waters)
Cosmopol. 40: 251, .
Mowbray, H. Siddons. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 451
523-
Mowing with a Scythe. Sat. R. 98: 46.
Moxon, Elizabeth ; Retrospective Review of her “ Eng-
lish Housewifery exemplified.” Gent. M. n. s. 77:
636.
Mozarabic Rite, The. Church Q. 53: II 2.
Mozart, Johann C. W. Acad. 64¢ 18!.
Mozart, W. A. (A. E. Keeton) Monthly R. 22, no. 3:
6I.—-Liv. Age, 2482 572.——(D. G. Mason) Outl.
78: 589. — (T. W. Surette) Chaut. 40: 344. — With-
portrait. Mast. in Music, 11 pt. I.
—— and the Church. (E. L. Taunton) Cath. World, 79:
39-
‘Mrs. Eldredge’s Bishop; a story.
MOZART
Mozart, W. A., as a Dramatic Composer. (J . Tod-
hunter) Fortn. 82: 82I.=Liv. Age, 243: 466,:
Ecl. M. 144: 233.
—— Breakspeare’s. (J._F. Runciman) Sat. R. 94: 514,
6
54 - I
—— A Fantasy. (E. W. Peattie) Atlan. 90: 634.
-— Prout’s. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97: 229.
— Die Zauberfitite. (A. Symons) Acad. 63: 339.
Mozart Family in Paris, The. (A. Laugel) Nation,
82: 71.
Mr. Beke of the Blacks. (J . Ayscough) Temp. Bar,
vol. 128.
Mr. Bently’s Awakening. (A. B. Paine) Scrib. M. 391
621,
Mr. Brooke. (Edwin Tarkington) Booklover’s M. 6:
687
Mr. Brough’s Client. (W. E. Norris) Cornh. 861 434.
Mr. Brown and Tilly. (M. E. Francis) Longm. 441
408. = Liv. Age, 243: :73.
Mr. Burden; astory. Indep. R. I: 651. 2: 137.
Mr. Chartres learns. (J . M. Forman) Munsey, 33: 444.
Mr. Dooley guesses about Women. (F. P. Dunne)
Idler, 22: 550.
— on the Power of the Press. (F. P. Dunne) Am. M.
62: 607,
Hamilton — Englishman and Gentleman. (G. M.
Kimball) Overland, n. s. 47: 57.
Lucile Grant Parker. (Juliet W. Tompkins) Scrib.
M. 37: 220,
Morris’s Hat. (C. Edwardes) Chamb. J . 791 625.
Nathaniel Snyder ; a story. (R. D. Rudolf) Canad.
M. 22: 229,
N ew-Light of Rush City; an American Sermon.
(P. Bigelow) Chamb. J . 80: 609.
Nickerson’s Star. (Mary Moss) McClure, 26: 664,
Potter’s Vacation; a story. (H. D. Ward) Mc-
Clure, 20: 171.
Robiuson’s Symphony; a story. (N. Adams)
Temp. Bar, 132: 313. =Liv. Age, 247: 152, 228.
Sampson’s Courtship. (C. Lee) Longm. 46: 539.
=Liv. Age, 247: 303.
Mrs. Allengate’s Tip. (E. Boltwood) Munsey, 34:
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
324-
Archer’s Feelings. (Abby M. Roach) McClure,
27: 383.
Mrs. Atwood’s Outer Raiment.
Clure, I8: 476.
Mrs. Bassett’s Fall. (E. Robbins) New Eng. M. n. s.
30: 272,
Mrs. Bumper’s Investment.
23: 160.
Mrs. Carter as Fate. (J . Webster) McClure, 26: 3 5,
Mrs. Chick. (V. W. Cloud) Cent. 432 267.
Mrs. Crawfut’s First Husband. (C. M. Hyskell) Over-
land, n. s. 45: 411,
Mrs. Cromwell’s Heart; a story. (J . M. Forman) Am.
M. 60: 123,
Mrs. Dunkin’s Morning Call.
50: 627,
(M. S. Cutting) Mc-
(C. De Kalb) Out West,
(E. M. Willett) Cent.
(K. Jarboe) Mun-
sey, 29‘ 572-
Mrs. Golding's Bonnet. (J . D. Hilton) Sund. M. 3 1:
427-
Mrs. Kavanagh ; a sketch. (E. MacMahon) Cornh. 90:
7'9.
Mrs. Kavanagh’s Husband; a story. (E. MacMahon)
Temp. Bar, I32: 220. =Ecl. M. 145: 443.
Mrs. Lathrop’s Love-affair. (Anne Warner) Cent. 47:
8
38.
Mrs. M’Groarty’s Inheritance. (S. McManus) Cent.
48= 7'?-
Mrs. M’L>erie’s Stuffed Birds. (J. J . Bell) Cent. 45:
573-
434
MULTATULI
Mrs. Noah’s Ark; a story. (G. Burgess) Harper, I09:
234-
Mrs. Pa1liser’s Pearls; a story. (F. Savile) Cornh. 94:
808.
Mrs. Pott’s Perplexity. (E. Kenton) 42: 524,
Mrs. Protheroe. (Booth Tarkington) McClure, 24: 409.
Mrs. Shanklin’s Ambitions; a story. (R. E. Young)
McClure, I9: 232,
Mrs. Teasley’s Summer Boarder; a story. (Mrs. L.
H. Harris) Am. M. 62: 239.
Mucha, Alfons, and the New Mysticism. (C. Brinton)
Cent. 47: 218,
Muck-rake as a Circulation Boomer. (F. H. Smith)
Critic, 48: 507.
— Still the. (J . G. Brooks) Indep. 60: 1030.
Muck-raker, The. (T. W. Lawson) Everybody’s, I 5:
204.
Mudaliyar’s Case, The. Cornh. 87: 702. =Ecl. M.
141: 356. =Liv. Age, 238: 16,
Mueller, F. Max. (Cornelia Sorabji) Temp. Bar, 127:
620.=Liv. Age, 237: 813. —Acad. 64: 147.-—
With portrait. (J . Finley) Lamp, 26: 199.
— and Beggars. (F. H. Wines) Char. I3: 559.
— Life and Letters. Ath. "03, 1: 1o5.——Nation, 76:
96.-—Monthly R. II, no. 2: 9.—(J. T. Hatfield)
Dial. 341 334-
—— The Silesian Horseherd. Church Q. 58: 94.
Mueller, Wilhelm, Unpublished Letters of. (J . T.
Hatfield) Am. J . Philol. 241 I21.
Muensterberg, Hugo. (F. W. Noxon) Critic, 42: 131.
—— on American Traits. (A. W. Wergeland) Dial, 32:
117,
— on the United States. (J . Bryce) Indep. 59: 719, —
(J . Jastrow) Dial, 38: I48.— (B. O. F lower) Arena,
33: 310.
— Psychology. (A. E. Taylor) Mind, 27: 227,
Miinzer, Thomas, Zurich Anabaptists and. (W. Rau-
schenbusch) Am. J . Theol. 9: 91.
Mugwumps Now, All. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 134.
Muir, John. (E. R. Buckley) Wis. Alum. M. I: 1'41.
—(Jeanne C. Carr) Calif. M. 2: 88.—With por-
trait. Chaut. 39: 256. — Craftsman, 72 637.—(R.
S. Baker) Outl. 74: 365. —Wis. Alum. M. 2: 74.
Muirhead, Annie C. The Doubtful Age. Cent. 50:
365. 496-
Mukden and After. (J. M. Price and “ Miles ”) F ortnr.
83: 622,
— Battle of. (J. H. De Forest) Indep. 58: 943. — (E.
E. de la P. Beresford) National, 45: 331.
— — from the Russian Side. (R. H. Little) World
Tcday. an 738.
— — Issues of. Sat. R. 99: 332.
— — A Japanese Ofiicer at. (T. Oshio) Liv. Age, 246:
375-
— In and Around. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 59: 735.
Mulatto Factor in the Race Problem. (A. H. Stone)
Atlan. 911 658.
Mulattoes a Menace in the U. S.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 433.
Mule, Our Friend, the. Blackw. I80: 631,
—- The Pack-. (B. C. Brown) Atlan. 94: 700.
Mule Driver and the Garrulous Mule, The; a story.
(R. E. Beach) McClure, 22: 93.
Mulford, Prentice. (C. W. Stoddard) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
24: 563.
— American Gospeler, with portrait. (C. W. Stod-
dard) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 94.
Mullet, Catching, at the Land’s End. (J . Isabell)
Longm. 39: 230.
Mulock, Sir William, Canadian Postmaster General.
(H. F. Gadsby) Canad. M. 22: 145,
Multatuli, Max Havelaar. (C. L. Leipoldt) Westm.
160: 438.
(Annie R. Hale)
MULTIPLICATION
Multiplication. (A. L. Baker) Educa. 24: 28.
— New Short Method of. (D. N. Lehmer) Science,
11. s. 16: 71.
Mulvihill,' Denis, Mayor of Bridgeport, Conn. (M. S.
Porter) McClure, I8: 465.
Munby, Arthur, Poetry of. (T. Bayne) Gent. M. n. s.
731 5°3-
Munich, Germany. (P. Bigelow) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I71
206. — (N. H. Moore) Chant. 40: 329.
—— Art Student Life in. (L. Van Der Veer) Studio
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MURDEROUS
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Age. 232: 76.
— in Home and School. (G. E. Crafts) Educa. 24: 407,
-— in the Orient; the Old and the New. (Lauren T.
Tuttle) Overland, n. s. 48: 79.
—- in Public Schools. (VV. S. Ball) Music, 22: 246, -
(D. G. Mason) Outl. 76: 701. — (B. Jepson) Educa.
25: 401.
(M.
(A. L. Seligman) Char. I 3:
438
(H. T. Finck) Na- '

MUSIC
Music, in Public Worship.
Theol. 7: 276,
-- in the Roman Catholic Church. (W. J . Finn) Cath.
World, 78: 446,
— in Scotland. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 99: 732, 800.
100: ,
— Indian, of South America. (C. J . Post) Harper,
112: 255,
— Influence of Folk-song upon Classical. (L. C. Elr
son) Internat. Q. 7: 32.
-— Meaning of. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 70: 1003,
(Geo. C. Gow) Am. J.
-— Mechanical, Advantages of. Appleton’s M. 8: $6387.‘
— — rI8‘he Menace of. (J . P. Sousa) Appleton’s M. 8:
27 ,
— Menial. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 88: 650. '
— Meyer’s Contributions to a Psychological Theory of.
(E. T. Dixon) Mind, 27: 567.
—— Modern, Bridges on. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 98:
293:
— — Defects in. Acad. 64: 227.
——Some Tendencies in. Ed. R. 204: 381.: Liv.
Age, 251: 551,
— Municipal. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 585,
-— Municipalization of. (H. T. F inck) Nation, 80: 518,
—' National. Acad. 68: 595.
— Need of Full Stops in Modern. Acad. 67: 262.
— Noise that you pay for. (G. L. Dickinson) Indep.
R. 3: 377.=Ee1. M. 143: 587.: Liv. Age, 243: 45.
— of Fairy-land, The. (V. Blackburn) Acad. 62: 9 5.
—- of Nature, The. (C. W. Beede) Chant. 35: 600. —
(H. L. Jones) Cosmopol. 34: 259.
— of Words, How a Child learns the.
ginson) Outl. 79: 237.
— on the Lower East Side.
424-
— Orchestral, Future of. (W. J . Henderson) Atlan.
91: 70. ‘
— Our Public Education in.
252,
— Oxford History of. Acad. 70: 121-385.——(F. P.
Nash) Nation, 74: 136. —Monthly R. 10, no. 1: 12,
— Passion in. (H. E. Gorst) Sat. R. 101: 453.
— Politics and Ofiicial Pressure in. (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 93: 428.
—-— Popular Picnic. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 98: 266.
— Present Condition of, 1903. (F. Borowski) World
To-day. 5: I593-
—- Programme, Sir E. Elgar on.
Sat. R. 100: 775.
— Psychology of, Experimental Studies on. (M. Meyer)
Am. J. Psychol. 14: 462.
— Public Appreciation of. (B. H. Meyer) Wis. Alum.
M. 5: 109.
— Realism in. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 98: 488.
— Riddle of. (Vernon Lee) Quar. 204: 207,
—— Rieman’s History of. (H. T. Finck) Nation, 75: 226,
—-— Romantic Element in. Quar. 205: 357,
— Romantic Period in. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 96: 146.
— Romanticism in. (D. G. Mason) Atlan. 98: 499.
— Sacred, in Italy, (L. Perosi) Indep. 54: I535.
-—- — Instruction on. (Pius X.) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 226.
— — Papal Letter regarding the Restoration of. (Pius
X.) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 222.
—- —- The Reform of. (T. Rigby) Month, 103: 113,
— School, Future of. (E. Swayne) Music, 21: 257,
— Schools of. Acad. 68: 401,
— Scientific, The Rout of. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
100: 174.
--Season of 1903-04, in New York.
Bookman, I8: 494,
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 706,
(T. W. Hig-
(A. M. Herts) Char. 13:
(L. C. Elson) Atlan. 92:
(J . F. Runciman)
(L. M. Isaacs)
_ Significant Books of. (W. J . Henderson) Atlani,
96: 851,
19: 58.-(W. J. Henderson)
MUSIC
Music, Soundless. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 88: 291.
— Street. (V. Stephen) National, 45: 144.
— Study of. (T. W. Surette) Chaut. 40; 58.
— Teaching. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97: 167.
-— Teaching Children. Music, 21: 392.
-— Theory of, Points of Difference concerning. (M.
Meyer) Psychol. R. 10: 534,
-— Three Scandinavian Schools. (A. E. Keeton) F ortn.
84: 1116.-=Ecl. M. 146: 162,
—— to the Unmusical. Spec. 94: 633. -I Liv. Age, 2452
695.:Ecl. M. 145: 187,
— Two Tendencies in Modern.
89: 175,
— vs. Drama. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 610,
—— World’s Earliest, Smith’s. (J . F. Runciman) Sat.
R. 98: 201.
Music Booms not Good. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 962
201,
Music Culture for the Untalented Ones. (E. P. Beale)
Music, 22: 46,
Music Language, How Children may be trained to ex-
press Thought by. (Cora W. Jenkins) Overland,
n. s. 46: 176.
Music Libraries, School. (C. V. Smith) Music, 21:
262,
Music-makers, The. (E. Foote) Atlan. 98: 74.
Music Phrasing, Principles of. (W. S. B. Mathews)
Music, 22: 198,
Music—school Settlement, A. (P. V. Mighels) Harper,
111: 832.
Music Schools, English and French. (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 94: 455.
Music Store, An Early American.
tion, 78: 370.
Music Teacher, The Poor.
100: '79,
Music Trade, American, for a Half-century. (J. C.
Haynes) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 380.
Musical Celebrities, Modern. (H. Klein) Cent. 43: 860.
44= 44. 268, 461-
Musical Comedy.
III,
(D. G. Mason) Atlan.
(A. Matthews) N a-
(J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
(Max Beerbohm) Sat. R. 100:
Musical Composition, Modern, Tendencies of. (G. M. '
Chadwick) Univ. Colo. Stud. 32 249.
Musical Copyright Strike in England. (H. T. F inck)
Nation, 80: 307.
Musical Criticism, French and English. (J. F. Runci-
man) Sat. R. 99: 140,
— Limitations of. (A. Symons) Acad. 63: 139.
Musical Critics, American. (L. G. Price) Bookman,
21: 73,
Musical Development. (E. Swayne) Music, 22: 225,
Musical Difference. (A. C. Carr) Longm. 45: 170.
Musical Education, Free National System of.
Thomas) Outl. 76: 654.
Musical Failures, Great. (L. M. Isaacs) Bookman, 24:
(F. E.
59-
Musical Festivals, Do we need? (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 95: 482.
Musical Game. (P. H. GoeI>P) Lippinc. 70: 729.
Musical Genius, Eccentricity in. (W. Bailey-Kemp-
ling) Good WVords, 46: 71,
-— Fostering. (H. T. F inck) Nation, 83: 529.
Musical Hours. (Elizabeth, Queen of Roumania) 19th
Cent. 57: 543.
Musical Instruments, Curious, in the Park Museum.
(Edith Coxhead) Overland, n. s. 391 5 33.
— in Italian Pictures. (Alice Kemp-Welch) Monthly
R. 7, no. 31 135.
— Keyboard, in the Crosby Brown Collection. (C. K.
Wead) Science, n. s. 19! 426.
— Manufacture of, in the U. S. (F. S. Hall) Cosmo-
pol. 38: 353.
439
MUSKOKA
Musical Instruments, Some Rare.
Outl. 70: 564.
— Wind. (J . D. Blaikley) J . Soc. Arts, 53: 123.
Musical Interlude; a story. (G. MacG. Cooke) Mun-
sey, 27 1 781-
Musical Journalism. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 963 39!.
Musical Life in London for 30 Years, Klein’s. (J . F.
Runciman) Sat. R. 96: 609,
Musical Notation, Hans Wagner’s New System of.
(W. Erhardt) J . Soc. Arts, 492 501.
Musical Parasite, The. (R. H. Schaufller) Outl. 80:
68
(W. A. Brown)
0.
Musical Pitch, Misconceptions of. (J . E. Borland) J .
Soc. Arts, 53: 350.
Musical Profession Discouraging. (J. F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 99: 9.
Musical Progress in America in 1902.
Mathews) Music, 22: 254,
(W. S. B.
Musical Rhythm, Nature of. (W. S. B. Mathews)
Music, 21: 398.
Musical Season, Lessons of, I905. (H. T. Finck) Na-
tion, 80: 326,
—The Coming, 1905-06. (H. T. Finck) Nation, 81:
355-
— 1905-06. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 205,
Musical Speech. Acad. 67: 133.
Musical Stars; from an Old Album. Munsey, 28: 772,
Musician, The, and Society. (R. H. Schauffler) Outl.
81: 674.
Musicians (by One who has Suffered). Macmil. n. s.
1: 858.
— and their Earnings.
351 424-
— Compensation of, in Europe and America. (J. F.
Runciman) Sat. R. 981 394.
— Contortions of, due to Artistic Temperament.
E. Gorst) Sat. R. 101: 783.
-— English, New Estimate of.
R- %= 491. 5?-4, 554-
- of St. Louis and New York in Labor Unions. (J.
R. Commons) Q. J. Econ. 20: 419.
— on Strikein Paris. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 942
579-
— The Pay of. (H. T. Finck) Nation, 82: 29,
— Pioneer. Acad. 69: 836-908,
— Portraits of ; Catalogue of the Crosby Brown Col-
lection. (C. K. Wead) Science, 11. s. 20: 214,
— Pre-Columbian. (J . J . Peatfield) Calif. M. 3: 586.
Musicians of the Word; a story. (B. D. Lloyd) Har-
per, 110: 854.
Musk-ox, My First. (C. Whitney) Outing, 31 253.
Muskalonge, The. (E. Sandys) Outing, 40: 576.
—— A Fight with a. (J. R. Rathom) Scrib. M. 31: 534.
— Fishing for. (B. Dale) Canad. M. 27: 392.
—— — in Canada. (F. M. Ivis) Canad. M. 19: 225.
— Hints on Catching. (C. A. Hayden) Outing, 45:
(VV. G. Henderson) Munsey,
(H.
(J . F. Runciman) Sat.
164.
—- How to Find, Catch, and Cook. (J . V. Quarles, jr.)
Outing, 491 118.
Muskalonge and Pike Fishing. Canad. M. 21: 307.
Muskegon, Mich. (D. Malloch) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16:
609.
Musketry. (A. A. S. Barnes) Un. Serv. M. 27! 280.
—— Improvement of the Annual Course of. Un. Serv.
M, 29: 300,
—in 1891 and 1901. (E. Roberts) Un. Serv. M. 24:
466
Musketry Regulations, French and German. (H. M.
A. Hales) Un. Serv. M. 26: 193.
Musketry Training, Plea for Practical. Un. Serv. M.
31: 162,
Muskoka, a Canadian Summer Resort.
Canad. M. 21: 33.
(E. M. Smith)
‘My Friend Yoshomai.
MUSKOKA
Muskoka Lakes, Ontario. (S. G. Andrus) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 20: 199.
Musolino, The Bandit. (H. D. Sedgwick, jr.) Outl.
71: 1057. —(S. Cortesi) Indep. 54: 1240,
Musset, Alfred de, and the English Opium-eater.
Littlefield) Bookman, I 5: 437.
—— asa Poet. Ed. R. 204: 103,
Mutation and Selection. (M. M. Metcalf) Science, 11. s.
19: 74.
-— in Mollusca. (F. C. Baker) Am. Natural. 40: 327.
— Is it a Factor in the Evolution of the Higher Verte-
brates ? (C. Hart Merriam) Science, n. s. 23: 241.
(W.
Mutation Theory. (T. L. Casey) Science, 11. s. 22: 307.
— and Plant Species. (W. Stone) Science, n. s. 23:
701,
- Experimental Data of. (J . A. Harris) Monist, I6:
-I
— Fallacy of the. (A. E. Ortmann) Science, 11. s. 23:
746, 24: 214,
— Hugo de Vries’s. (A. A. W. Hubrecht) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 65: 205.
Mutilated Monument, The ; a story. (D. Story) Mun-
sey, 26: 662,
Mutineers, In the Hands of the.
Serv. M. 33: 244,
Mutiny Scare, A. Chamb. J. 83: 761.
Mutsu Hito, Emperor of Japan. (Mrs. H. Fraser)
Fortn. 85: 801. =Ecl. M. 147: 48.
— The Heart of the Mikado. (Baron Suyematsu) 19th
Cent. 57: 566.
My Australian Duchess.
(G. A. West) Un.
(Guy Boothby) Chamb. J .
79: '3-
My Bewildering Guest. (E. Hoyt) Idler, 22: 131.
My Cousin Cynthia; a story. (Mrs. P. C. de Crespigny)
Cornh. 90: 359.
My Cousin Patricia. (A. M. Estabrook) 73: 129.
My Cow-path. (H. C. Lee) Outl. 80: 480.
My District. Liv. Age, 249: 15.
My Early Adventures in the Pacific.
Chamb. J. 80: 561,
My Enemy, — the Motor.
27: 225,
My First Success. (E. Grieg) Liv. Age, 246: 486,
My Friend the Brigand ; a story. Macmil. 92: 401.
My Friend the Count; a story. (W. A. Fraser) Canad.
M. W 353-'
My Friend Monsieur le Curé. Chamb. J . 81: 427.
My Friend Pierrot. (C. B. Taylor) Everybody’s, 14:
(Louis Becke)
(Julian Street) McClure,
434- '
My Friend Prospero ; a novel. (H. Harland) McClure,
21: 149, 22:
(F. N. Connell) Cornh. 85: 502,
My Friend the Yoghi. (Mrs. Skovgaard-Pedersen)
Chamb.J. 83: 365.
My Golf. (C. B. Loomis) Cent. 41: 820.
My Great-grandmother’s Lute. Macmil. 88: 344.:
Ecl. M. 141: 804. = Liv. Age, 239: 158.
My Greatest Day; a Fishing Sketch. (C. W. Young)
Canad. M. 25: 237.
My Irish Frie'nds. (C. Annesley) Gent. M. n. s. 75:
149.
My Lady Bluebeard. (Caroline Duer) Scrib. M. 38:
75°-
My Lady Clemency goes to Rye; a story. (M. S.
Rawson) Harper, 107: 230,
My Lady’s Bracelet ; a story.
32: 108.
My Little Afiair with the Basques.
Chamb. J. 80: 45.
My Lord the Buck. (H. M. Warrand) Blackw. 172:
2l.=Ecl. M. 139: 466.
My Midnight Visitor. (F. B. Forester) Chamb. J . 79:
456-
(L. Hartman) Munsey,
(C. Edwardes)
440
MYSTICISM
My N eighbor’s. (B. B. Gilchrist) Atlan. 96: 133,
My Nightmare Trout. Liv. Age, 244: 295.
My One Accomplishment. Blackw. I71: 505. = Liv.
Age. 2331 339.
My Pretty Moira; a story.
73: 313-
My Princess ; a Medley. (F. S.) Cornh. 89: 845.
My Schoolgirl Life Fifty Years Ago. Gent. M. n. s.
76: 126.
My Sister. (J . Lawson) Gent. M. n. s. 75: I 56.
My Stepson. (C. E. Thomas) Sund. M. 34: 373.
My Thoughts and my Second Thoughts. Gent. M.
11-51-771 238. 358. 494-
Mycenaean Age, The. Church Q. 53: 331.
Mycenaean Vases at Torcello. (R. M. Dawkins) J. Hel.
Stud. 24: 337.
Myddle, Richard, Gough’s History of.
Gent. M. n. s. 70: 583.
Myers, Ernest. Gathered Poems. Spec. 92: 371.
Myers, Frederick W. H., Gospel of. (W. H. Mallock)
19th Cent. 53: 628.=Liv. Age, 237: 456.
See Personality.
-—- Posthumous Works.
(A. Rae) Gent. M. ‘n. s.
(A. B. Gough)
(A. Sidgwick) Indep. R. 5:
246.
Mylagaulodon, a New Rodent from the Upper John
Day of Oregon. (W. J . Sinclair) Am. J . Sci. 165:
143.
Myles, Jbhn. (H. L. Shumway) New Eng. M.n. s. 33:
29,
Myriapod, Parajulus Pennsylvanicus.
ence, n. s. 18: 59.
Myrrh, Watching of the.
331-
Mysore, Constitutional Government in. (D. C. Boulger)
Contemp. 87: 402,
Mysteries, Historical.
(M. Morse) Sci-
(B. Lindsay) 19th Cent. 60:
(A. Lang) Cornh. 89: 104-814,
90: 104-782,
—— A Necessity of Life. (G. Tyrrell) Month, 100: 449,
568.
Mysterious Awa-toose, The. (R. T. Morris) Outing,
48: 605,
Mysterious Treasure-chest, A ; a Narrative found
among the Papers of the Van Gisendam Family.
(VV. Rutherford) Chamb. J . 83: 124,
Mystery, The ; a story. (S. E. White and S. H. Adam)
Am. M. 62: 12-661, 63: 97.
Mystery at Zeke’s, The; a story. (P. V. Mighels)
Harper, 113: 195.
Mystery of the Centenarian, The. (G. Hibbard)
Everybody’s, I2: 12,
Mystery of Chaville. (J . F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 98:
325-
Mystery of Grace, A; a story. (R. Stearns) Cath.
World, 76: 645.
Mystery of the Daloon River, The.
son) Chamb. J. 81: 10,
Mystery of a Gold Brick, The.
land, 11. s. 42: 411,
Mystery of the Jade Buddha, The.
Lippinc. 78: 196.
Mystery of John Long; a story.
Canad. M. 22: 376.
Mystery of the Mary Celeste; a story.
Dutton) Overland, n. s. 48: 395.
Mystery of the Violet Stork. (H. A. Bryden) Chamb.
J . 81: 769.
Mystery of the White Thorn, The; a story. (S. Ma-
hon) Cath. World, 79: 131.
Mystery Plays, The. (C. H. Grabo) Chant. 44: 93.
Mystic, The Practical. Spec. 93: 82.
Mysticism and Discipline. Church Q. 62: 322.
— Catholic, The Nature of. (J . J . Conway) Am. Cath.
. Q. 30: 685.
(A. H. Hender-
(F. Bennion) Over-
(Carolyn Wells)
(J. A. Copland)
(Arthur H.
MYSTICISM
Mysticism, Christian, The Elements of, needed To-day.
(Geo. L. Clark) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 141 296.
~—— Faith and. (E. L. Lyman) Am. J . Theol. 82 502.
— the Nevg, Alfons Mucha and. (C. Brinton) Cent.
: 21 .
—-— Note on. (O. Elton) Fortn. 82: 462.
-— or Christianity. (W. De W. Hyde) Indep. 54: I0, 75.
—- A Plea for. (G. W. Allen) Hibbert J. 31 271.
~—- The Plea for, Once More. (Mrs. G. H. F ox) Hib-
bert J. 4: 446.
—-— Revivalism and. (W. F. Alexander) Contemp. 89:
.o_
Mystics, Psychology of a Group of Christian. (J . H.
Leuba) Mind, 30: 15,
Mystics, The ; a story. (K. C. Thurston) Blackw. I771
Is 2045 323-
Myth in the Home. (M. A. Kelly) Educa. 221 565.
Myth-making Age, Hewitt on a. (L. M. Larson) Dial,
35: 353.—Nature, 66: 145.
Mythologies of the Indians. (F. Boas) Internat. Q.
II: 327,
Mythology, American; Transformation Myths. Am.
Antiq. 26: 377.
—— and Tradition, Significance of. (L. Farrand) J . Am.
Folk-Lore, I7: 14,
— of the Plains’ Indians.
27: 9, 739 323-
Myths and Myth-makers of the Mediterranean.
Harrison) Chaut. 43: 213.
—— Classic, in Modern Art. Chaut. 42! 455, 549.
— for Children. (Grace R. Boone) Educa. 25! 303.
— of American History. (H. J . Haskell) Indep. 61:
(C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq.
(J . A.
31.
— of Gestation and Parturition. (VV. Matthews) Am.
Anthrop. 42 737.
— Popular, of American History.
of Hist. I: 61.
Myxinoids, Studies of. (J . Worthington) Am. Nat-
ural. 39; 625.
(T. A. Emmet) M.
N-rays. Ath. ’06, I: 141.
— Blondlot’s. Nature, 591 378, 534. — (J. J . Stewart)
Knowl. n. s. 2: 218, 242,
Nacogdoches, Thomson’s Passage around.
Zuber) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. I: 68.
Nagasaki, Coal Girls of. (Max Storey) Overland, n. s.
(W. P.
W 47-
Naididae of Ohio. (L. B. Walton) Am. Natural. 40:
683.
Nairne, Lady Margaret.
619.
——- Jacobite Letters. (E. M. Graham) Scot. Hist. R. 4:
11,
“' Naked Gospel, The.” Spec. 95: 857,
Nakitano’s Christmas Gift; a story.
Munsey, 28: 604.
Nameless Stream, A. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 421,
Names. (H. Ismay) Longm. 41: 347,
— A Chapter on. (L. D. Dowall) Gent. M. n. s. 71:
(T. Bayne) Temp. Bar, 126:
(T. W. Hall)
545-
— Field-. (H. N. Ellacombe) National, 45: 869.
—— Geographic, in the U. S., and the Stories they tell.
(R. H. Whitbeck) Nat. Geog. M. 16: 100,
-— Meanings of. (Laura A. Payne) Indep. 60: 216.
- of Animals, Vernacular. (L. W. Doran) Am. Nat-
ural. 372551.
Naming of the Strubel Baby; a story.
Iurs) Munsey, 30! 9M.
Nancy, France, Convent of the Good Shepherd. (L.
J . Maxse) National, 411 308 ; (Sir G. Lushington)
378. .
Nancy May’s Blossom-time. (M. S. Merrill) New Eng.
M. n. s. 342 417.
(Grace McE.
441
NAPOLEON
Nancy’s Country House-party ; a story.
Hunt) Ctry Life Am. 3: 45.
N ancy’s New Gowns; a story. (E. Hoyt) Idler, 221 690.
Nantes, The Musee Dobrée at. (R. S. Faber) Li-
brary, n. s. 5: 206,
Nantucket. (M. E. Starbuck) New Eng. M. n. s. 26:
515.— (Grace Le Baron) New Eng. M. n. _s. 32: 559.
(Eleanor
—Anti-auto. New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 94.
—-— in the Revolution. (A. H. Gardner) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 556.
— Two Centuries of Churches and Pastors in. (M. S.
Dudley) N. E. Reg. 56: 17,
Napa Soda Springs, Cal. (H. R. Trevor) Calif. M. I:
7.
Napa Valley. (Carlotta Reynal) Overland, n. s. 39:
799-
Napier, Robert ; a Pioneer Steamship Builder. Chamb.
J . 81: 637.
Napier, Col. William, Letters to Sir John Colborne.
(G. C. Moore Smith) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 725, _- (D,
Hannay) Macmil. 86: 209.
Naples. Alfonso of A1-agon Arch.
Arch. 81: 3.
— Archives of. Records of the Commissione Feudale.
(R. M. Johnston) Eng. Hist. R. 192 742.
— Bay of, Earth-movements in. (R. T. Giinther) Geog.
J_. 22: 121, 269. -—-‘Nature, 69: 274,
— Camorra of. (G. M. Fiamingo) Indep. 54: I184.
—- Changes in the Level of. (R. T. Giinther) Geog. J .
24: 191,
—-— Galleria Umberto I. (N. Serrancino) Am. Arch.
88: 59.
— in 1799, Giglioli on. Ath. ’O3, I: 394. -— (W. R.
Thayer) Nation, 76: I96,
— Mask in, Survival of. (T. D. Bergen) Nation, 79: 7.
— Musemn, Directorship of the. Nation, 78: 493.
— —- Fighting Graft in the. (W. R. Thayer) Nation,
81: 335.
-— Napoleon I. and. Ed. R. 202: MO.
—-— Submerged Greek and Roman Ruins near.
Giinther) Archaeol. 58: 499.
—— Tammany of, Overthrown.
(H. Mereu) Am.
(R. T.
(J . W. Mario) Nation,
74: '-
—— Technical School in. (A. S. Williams) School R.
13: 398.
—- Zotilogical Station, Enlargement of. (T. H. Morgan)
Science, n. s. 16: 991.
Napo River, Quito to the Amazon via. (A. H. Rice)
Geog. J. 2!: 401,
Napoleon I., with portraits. (S. D. Smith, jr.) Book-
lover’s M. I: 6o7.——(M. Debrit) Internat. Q. 6: 43.
— Abdication of. (Constance, Countess de la Warr)
Idler, 28: 465.
—— and the Army of Italy.
Serv. Inst. 38: 87.
— and British Seamen.
I2 5: 356.
—— and England, 1803-13. (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 3°.
—— and Madame de Staél. Ed. R. 202: 79. —— (A.
Laugel) Nation, 76: 266, 309, 352.
—-— and Naples. Ed. R. 202: 450.
—— and Nelson. (D. Hannay) Cornh. 92: 528.
— and Pins VII. ; an Example. (D. A. Merrick) Am.
Cath. Q. 28: 354.
— and the United States. (J . R. Fisher) National, 43:
646.
- and Wellington. (H. C. Everitt) Calif. M. 5: 299.
—-— A Romantic Fact from Dry Pedigree. (J. V.
Foote) Gent. M. n. s. 751 I00.
—-— as a Book-lover. (J . W. Thompson) Atlan. 98: I I0,
— as a General, Yorck von Wartenburg on. Ath. ’O3,
(R. W. Leonard) J . Mil.
(H. N. Shore) Temp. Bar,
13 S24-
— as King of Elba. (A. Laugel) Nation, 82: 277,
NAPOLEON
Napoleon I., at Elba. (J . B. Atlay) Cornh. 90: 391. —
Temp. Bar, 128: 450,
-—— at Home. Sat. R. 100: 334.
-— British Visitors and Captives of, 1801-15, Alger’s.
Ath. ’o4, 2: 133.
-—- Brothers of. (A. Laugel) Nation, 76: 392.
-— Browning’s First Phase of. (H. E. Bourne) Dial,
39: 241,
—— Campaigns of. (J. M. Maguire) Un. Serv. M. 331
8.
(A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 519.
— The Cult of. (Goldwin Smith) Atlan. 91: 790.
-- Dodge on. (F. L. Huidekoper) Am. Hist. R. 10:
I83. — (J. R. Smith) Dial, 37: 110,
~— Early Life of. (Viscount Wolseley) Cosmopol. 34:
329. 418. 530. 691.
—— Empire of, in Southern Italy and the Rise of the
Secret Societies, Johnston’s. Sat. R. 99: 146.
—— from Waterloo to St. Helena. (A. Laugel) Nation,
78: 247, 268.
-— Funeral of, and his Last Papers. (J . H. Rose) Eng.
Hist. R. 17,: 311.
—— Heads of. (P. C, Remondino) Calif. M. 3: 17,
— in Germany, Fisher’s. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 771
-— Coronation of.
304- .
-—- Invasion Projects of. (H. W. Wilson) Monthly R. 7,
no. I: 117.
~ -—- Did he mean to invade England ? (D. Hannay)
Macmil. 85: 285.
—- Irish Regiment under. (S. Gwynn) Cornh. 92: 355.
— Johnston and Dodge on. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 79:
337.
-— Legendary and the Real. (H. R. Evans) Open
Court, 18: 584.
-— Letters, 1794-1807, from Lord Crawford’s Collec-
tion. (H. A. L. Fisher) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 720,
—— Limitations of his Genius. (J . H. Rose) Contemp.
89: 549. =Ecl. M. I46: 476.
-- Moltke, and Frederic, Characteristics of the Cam-
paigns of. (N. S. Jarvis) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 30:
62,
-—- Napoleon’s Weird. (W. H. Pollock) Longm. 41: 24,
=Liv. Age, 235: 445.
-- New Light on Imprisonment of. (Count Balmain)
Bk. Buyer, 25: 587.
-—— N ote-books, English History in. (H. F. Hall) Fortn.
81: 233,
-—- on America and the Americans.
79: 689. "-= Liv. Age, 237: 449.
— Rare Pictures of. (S. D. Smith, jr.) Appleton’s M.
8: 323,
-— Religion of. (J . H. Rose) Quar. I98: 336.
— Rose’s Life of. Ed. R. 195: 551. —-Acad. 62: 107,
-—- Ath. ’o2, I: 167. —(C. W. Colby) Nation, 75:
116. —-(E. D. Adams) Dial, 38: 4I.
-—- Statesmanship of, Fisher on. Ath. ’03, I: 805,
-—- Surrender of, Maitland on. Spec. 92: 961.
— Victim of his Clan. (A. Laugel) Nation, 82: 155,
~— Wertheimer’s. Sat. R. 101: 113,
-— Why he was selected to command the Army of
Italy. (W. E. Birkhimer) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37:
251.
Napoleon II. See Reichstadt, Duke of.
Napoleon III. after Sedan. (T. W. Evans) Booklover’s
M. 6: 119,
-~ and the Nicaragua Canal. (S. Y. Stevenson) Cent.
42: 391.
-—— Coup d’Etat of; edited by F. J esup Stimson. Scrib.
M. 38: 417.
- Napoleon the Little, once more. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 83: 238.
Napoleonder ; a Legend of the Russian Peasants. (G.
(L. Rosen) Fortn.
442
Kennan, tr.) Outl. 70: 870.
NATIONAL
Napoleonic Empire in Southern Italy, J ohnston’s. (C.
W. Colby) Nation, 80: 358.
Narcissus. (Jeanie Drake) Cath. World, 83: 202-733.
84: 161, 314.
Narodny, Ivanovitch, with portrait.
M. 62: 66.
Narragansett, Social Life in Old.
Hist. 4: 166, 209.
Narragansett Pier ; Places of Interest in the Vicinity.
(H. W. Fison) Pub. Lib. II: 337.
Narration. (B.A. Heydrick) Chaut. 36: 158,
Narrow Escape of Permilla. (H. R. Martin) Cent. 47:
868.
(L. Scott) Am.
(D. Goodwin) M. of
Narrow Men. (A. E. M. Foster) Sat. R. 96: 327,
“Narrow-wideness.” Spec. 97: 122.
Narrow World, The; a story. (C. D. Willard) Land
of Sun. 3: 3.
Naseby Fight ; an Historic Ride. (W. G. B. Murdock)
Antiq. n. s. 41: 448.
Nash Papyrus, with portrait.
I6: 5 59.
Nashua, N. H. (B. E. Warren) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16:
(F. c. Burkitt) Jew.Q.
745-
Nast, Thomas, with portrait. (E. Knaufft) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 27: 31.
—— and his Cartoons. (A. B. Maurice) Bookman, I 5: 19,
— and his Historical Paintings. (L. Leslie) N at’l M.
(Bost.) 24: 595.
-— Paine’s Life of. (A. B. Maurice) Bookman, 20:
458. — (I. A. Pyle) Dial, 38: 318,
Natal. (R. Russell) Westm. 159: 491.
-—- Colonial Lands of. (R. Ababrelton) Econ. J . I6:
455-
— Farm Life in. Chamb. J . 80: 261,
—- Native Crisis in, 1906. (F. S. Tatham) National, 47:
519, 581. —(F. Mackarness) Indep. R. 10: 135,
~— Railway System of. (J . H. Knight) Engin. M. 24:
I87. — (J. F. Gairns) Cassier, 27: 83.
— Two Years After. (Linesman) Blackw. I71: 288,
Natalie Blayne ; a story. (Alice Brown) Harper, I05:
5°5-
Natchez Trace, The. (J . Swain) Everybody’s, I 3: 329,
“Nation, The; ” Dissent and Assent. (M. Reed) Na-
tion, 7g: 414.
— Forty Years of. (VV. P. Garrison) Nation, 81: 30,
Nation, Relation of, to its Dependencies. (E. Steven-
son) Am. Law R. 36: 366.
“ National,” The Blessed Word. Nation, 82: 508,
National Academy of Design. (A. Holber) Studio
(Internat.) 27 I 1XXXiii.
— Exhibition, 1902. (H. N. Howard) Brush & P. 9:
277.
-—- — 1903. (H. N. Howard) Brush & P. 11: 364,
— — 1904. Brush & P. 13: 300.
— — 1905. (W. T. Landers) Brush & P. I5: 73,
— Winter Exhibition, 1906. (Kenyon Cox) Nation, 83:
. 4_
National Academy of Sciences, Meeting, 1902. (C. S.
Peirce) Nation, 74: 322,
-—- — 1903. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 75: 349.
-—- -— 1904. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 78: 328, 432,
-—- — 1905. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 81: 417.
— -- 1906. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 82: 341.
National and Political Efliciency. (C. Bright) Westm.
161: 626. ,
National Antagonisms, an Illusion. (J . Novicow) In-
ternat Q. 6: 409.
National Apathy and National Necessities. Un. Serv.
M. 26: 4 3.
National Art in a National Metropolis.
Internat. Q. 6: 107,
National Art-collection Fund. (H. M. Paull) F ortn.
82: 874.—-Sat. R. 99: 515.
(VV. H. Low)
NATIONAL
National Banks, Responsibility of, in the Present
Crisis, 1902. (A. S. Bolles) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 20: 475.
National Bureau of Standards and its Relation to Sci-
entific and Technical Laboratories. (E. B. Rosa)
Science, n. s. 2:: 161,
National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio, Money-
making Management of. (C. U. Carpenter) Engin.
M, 22: 822,
— The Truce between Capital and Labor. (C. T.
Fugitt) Cassier, 28: 339.
National Civic Federation, Industrial Peace Confer-
ence, I9OI. (O. S. Straus) Cassier, 21: 336.
— Results accomplished by the Industrial Department.
(O. S. Straus) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 37,
National Committee, New Power of. (R. Ogden)
Atlan. 89: 76. .
National Conference of Charities and Correction, I903,
Impressions of. (B. J. R. Altemson) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 390.
-— — 1904. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 414.
See Charities.
National Congress of Mothers; Report. Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 200.
National Conservatory of Music.
22: 132,
National Convention, The Anomaly of our.
Dennis) Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 185,
National Debt, U. S. ; is it to be perpetuated ? (J . S.
Hanson) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 17.
National Defense. Ed. R. 202: 519,
National Department Store, The.
M, 61: 459.
National Deterioration. (H. Lamont) Nation, 83: I 34.
National Economic League, The. (R. E. Bisbee)
Arena, 30: 74.
National Educational Association.
Eng. M. n. s. 28: 532.
-- Address of President Roosevelt before.
Mo. 67: 372.
— at St. Louis, I903. Educa. R. 28: 202,-— (C, C,
Ramsay) Educa. 24: 44.
-—— — Preparations for. (A. E. Winship) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I8: 428,
— Debate in Congress on Bill to incorporate. Educa.
R. 31: 513.
—— Library Department of, 1902,
Pub. Lib. 7: 377.
- -- 1903. Lib. J. 28: 617,
- _ 1904. Pub. Lib. 9: 416.
-— — 1905. Pub. Lib. I0: 428,
National Gallery, Administration of. (C. L. Eastlake)
19th Cent.‘ 54: 926.
— German and Flemish Masters in, Mary H. Witt on.
Atl1- ’O4. 13 375-
— Noteworthy Purchases under Burton and Poynter.
Art J. 58: 229.
-— Pictures in, Cost of. Art J. 58: I9,
(E. Swayne) Music,
(A. P.
(P. L. Allen) Am.
(B. F. Hall) New
Pop. Sci.
Lib. J. 27: 833.-
National Gallery of Scotland. (D. C. Thomson) Art J .
56: 89. 57: 293.
—— French School of. (D. C. Thomson) Art J . 56: 3n,
National Geographic Society, Annual Dinner, Dec. 20,
I905. Nat. Geog. M. 17: 22,
— New Building of. Nat. Geog. M. I5: 176,
National Guard, U. S. (J . J . Esch) No. Am. 177: 288,
— The New. (J . M. Rice) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 467.
ss= 43.
National Guard Editor, Impressions of a. (C. S. Clark)
Army & Navy Life, 8, no. 11: 9,
National Guard Ofiicer, Confessions of a. Army &
Navy Life, 8, no. 8: 9.
— for National Defense, Training of.
J.Mi1. Serv. Inst. 31: 806.
(G. D. Snyder)
443
NATURAL '
National History, Study of. Ath. ’O5, 2: 364.
National Liberty Party, Appeal of. (Geo. E. Taylor)
Indep. 57: 344.
National Municipal League, 9th Annual Meeting. (C.
R. Woodruff) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22:
375-
National Museum, Washington ; New Building. Am.
Arch. 80: 91.
National Park for Minnesota. (K. L. Smith) Outing,
391 401-
—- Management of a. (H. H. Lewis) Outl. 74: I036,
—— No. Carolina. (L. Vandervort) Outing, 421 675.
National Physical Laboratory, British. Nature, 65:
466, 487-
National Pike and its Memoirs.
26: 306.
National Portrait Gallery, Artists’ Room at. M. of
Art, 26: 123,
National Prison Association, 1903. (C. T. Lewis) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 546.
National Sculpture Society. (W. O. Partridge) Forum,
351 629-
National Service Problem. (H. Lambert) Un. Serv.
M. 33: 357.
National Sovereignty not Absolute.
Arena, 31: 381,
National Strategy. Blackw. I73: I53.
National Theater, Financing the. (James A. Metcalfe)
No. Am. 180: 198,
Nationality and Militarism. (J . H. Rose) Internat. Q.
g: 170,
-— and Naturalization, British.
R. 18: 273.
Nations, Antipathies of. Sat. R. 95: 770.
— Progressive and Unprogressive. (G. Trobridge)
Westm. I66: 41.
-— Purses of. (A. Harris) World’s Work, 10: 6240,
Native Ministry on Missionary Ground, Training of a.
(C. S. Sanders) Hartf. Sem. Rec. III 157.
Natives, Problem of, in So. Africa and elsewhere.
(A. R. Wallace) Indep. R. II: 174,
—- —- A Sociological View of the. (A. G. Keller) Yale
R, 12: 2 59,
N attier, J ean-Marc, Life, Work, and Bibliography,
with portrait. Mast. in Art, 3: pt. 30.
Natural Beauty as a National Asset. (Octavia Hill)
19th Cent. 58: 935.
Natural-born Preacher, The.
New Eng. M. n. s.
(R. L. Bridgman)
(G. A. Smith) Jurid.
(N. Lloyd) Scrib. M.
331 423-
Natural Bridge, Arizona. (C. F. Lummis) Land of
Sun. 5: I46.
Natural History. (J . Burroughs) Outing, 44: I12, 769.
45: 115, 246.
—— Beginnings of Popular Interest in.
Outing, 41: 201.
3- Current Misconception in. (J . Burroughs) Cent. 45!
(W. S. Dunbar)
5°9-
-- Doubts and Conclusions in. (J . Burroughs) Harper,
10g: 360,
—- in Earlier Ages.
630,
-— Kindergarten Science. (C. R. Eastman) Science,
11. S. 20: 79.
-—— Necessity for Accurate Statements in. (C. R. East-
man) Science, 11. s. 20: 215.
-— Notes in Northern British Columbia. (J . H. Keen)
Canad. M. 25: 167.
— Popular Delusions in.
n. s. 20: 380.
—- Real and Sham. (J . Burroughs) Atlan. 9!: 298.
5- Sham. (J . Burroughs) Outing, 46: I18,
-—UnnaturaL in 1726. (A. Saxby) Antiq. n. s. 41:
I79~
(C. R. Eastman) Science,
Spec. 97: 395.—"‘-Liv. Age, 251: ‘~
NATURAL
Natural History Museum, Eight Years at the.
Lankester) Fortn. 86: 1039. ‘
Natural Knowledge, Advancement of. (N. Lockyer)
Nature, 65: 289,
Natural Philosophy, Exercises in, MacLean’s.
Gale) School R. 10: 717,
Natural Religion, Problem of. (J . Royce) Internat.
Q- 7= 85- .
Natural Resources, the Wealth of the Commonwealth.
(A. C. Lane) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 166,
Naturalism, Services of, to Life and Literature. (M.
Schiitze) Sewanee, II: 425.
-—- Spinoza’s and Spencer’s Type of.
Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 38.
Naturalist Notes. (H. Maxwell) Liv. Age, 237: 701.
Naturalist’s Big Stories, A. (John Burroughs) Out-
ing, 45= 631.
Naturalist’s N ote-book, Some Leaves from a. Chanib.
J . 79: 151.
Naturalization, Federal Control of. (G. Hunt) World’s
' Work, 11: 7095.
— in England and the American Colonies.
Carpenter) Am. Hist. R. 9: 288.
— Law of. (H. Stockbridge) Green Bag, 17: 644,
Nature and Books. (W. J . Long) Dial, 34: 357.
Nature and Man. (J . Perry) Nature, 72: 199.=Sci-
ence, 22: 155. =Liv. Age, 246: 508,
-— at Dawn of Day. (L. T. Sprague) Outing, 40: 475,
-— Books about. (H. C. Merwin) Scrib. M. 33: 430.
— Children of. (D. G. Hogarth) Macmil. go: 183.
— Enjoyment of. (C. C. Abbott) Arena, 31: 611.
—- Ensoulment of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 166.
-—- in 18th Century Literature. Acad. 70: 427.
— in Emerson"s Essays. (Mary G. Chawner) New
Eng. M. n. s. 322 215.
— in Greek Art. (E. M. Congreve) Macmil. 91: 173.
=Ecl. M. 144: 556. =Liv. Age, 244: 568.
-—- Interpretation of. (C. L. Morgan) Contemp. 87:
609,
-— Literary Treatment of. (J . Burroughs) Atlan. 94:
(E. R.
(H. G.
(E. H. Griflin)
(A. H.
38.
-— Man and, Old World Friendliness between. (M. F.
Maurer) Craftsman, 8: 511.
-—— Marsh Music. (G. S. Porter) Outing, 40: 658.
-— Mind and. (A. E. Taylor) Internat. J . Ethics, I3:
55-
,—- Misrepresentation of, in Magazines. (A. R. Crook)
Science, 11. s. 23: 748.
-—— The Morality of. (P. A. Kropotkin) I9th Cent. 57:
407. = Liv. Age, 245: 193.
-— The Return to. (C. Zueblin) Chant. 39: 257.
—- The School of. Sat. R. 94: 669. = Liv. Age, 235:
818. -_—Ecl. M. 140: 276.
— the Schoolma’am. Outl. 83: 706.
— Study of. (T. F. Wright) N. Church R. 13: 602.
— The Ways of. (J . Burroughs) Cent. 44: 294, _
Nature Books. (W. M. Wheeler) Science, n. s. 19:
347- -
-—— of Gilbert White, Thoreau, and Jeiferies. (F. J .
Shaw) Indep. R. 7: 203.
Nature Club of America. (A. B. Comstock) Ctry Life
Am. 10: 439, 538.
Nature-cure for Disease.
10: 27.
Nature Gardens. (0. Crawfurd) 19th Cent. 58: 657,
Nature Literature, Test of. (J . Burroughs) Ctry Life
Am. 6: 51.
Nature Love among the Poets of Ancient Greece. (J .
Ctry Life
(T. Waters) Everybody’s,
V. Cheney) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 113,
Nature Poems selected by H. van Dyke.
Am. 9: 695. .
Nature School, Glimpse at a. (C. Gmllet) Pedagog.
Sem. 11: 91.
444
NAVAL
Nature-Student, The. (D. L. Sharp) Atlan. 98: 211,
Nature Studies, Forgotten. (M. F. Robinson) Bk.
Buyer, 24: 108.
-— of a Night. (A. L. Phelps) Canad. M. 27: 23.
Nature Study. Acad. 63: 259.--(C. E. Bessey) Sci-
ence, n. s. 15: 793. —(W. J. Beal) Indep. 54: 2178.
— (J . R. Taylor) Atlan. 92: 763. — (A. G. Mc-
Closkey) Chant. 36: 79-595. 37: 77, I82, 296. —-
(A. B. Comstock) Chant. 38: 281, 40: 366, - (J,
C. Wright) Gent. M. n. s. 74: I57.—-(E. C. Case)
Science, 11. s. 19: 550.
—— a la Mode. (E. H. Eppeus) Critic, 45: 149.
— and Life, Hodge on. (O. W. Caldwell) School R.
10: 714. -— (F. K. Waldo) Educa. 33: 36.
-—- and8Modern Verse. Spec. 96: 415. = Liv. Age, 249:
69 .
-—- and Religious Training. (W. S. Jackman) Educa.
R. 30: 12,
-—- and the Small Libraries.
315-
— Corollary to. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 75: 184.
-—- Exhibition of, London, I902. (W. M. Webb) Na-
ture, 66: 324. -— (E. Step) Pall Mall M. 27: 485.
— in Required Literature. (M. H. Shackford) Educa.
25: 501.
— in Schools. Nature, 65: 369.
—- Is it only Glorified Play ? Sat. R. 94: 669,
-— Method in. (Michael F. Guyer) Pedagog. Sem. I2:
86.
— Modern School of, and its Critics. (W. J . Long) No.
Am. 176: 688,
—— Movement for.
(J. C. Bay) Pub. Lib. 11:
(W. E. Ranger) Educa. 24: 501.
—- School Gardens and Agriculture in Schools. (J . R.
Jewell) Pedagog. Sem. I3: 273.
— What is? (W. J. Beal) Science, 11. s. 15: 961. I65
910.
Nature Writers, Rise of, with portraits. (F. W. Hal-
sey) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 567.
Nature’s Comedian. (W. E. Norris) Longm. 42: 261-
481. 43= I-45% 44= 1, 89-
Nature’s Way. (J . Burroughs) Harper, I09: 263,
Nau, John Antoine. Force Ennemie. (M. B. Riley)
Acad. 66: 75.
Naugatuck, Conn., an Ar'chitectural Oasis.
David) Archit. Rec. 19: I35.
Naughty Nan. (J . L. Long) Lippinc. 69: 3.
Naukratis. (D. G. Hogarth and others) J . Hel. Stud.
25: 105,
Naumann Festival at Ciithen.
72: 36,
Naumbnrg, Paul Schultze;
(A. C.
(A. Newton) Nature,
a Decorative Landscape
Painter. (L. Bartning) Studio (Internat.) 24:
210.
Navajo Blankets. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 6: 8,
—— (J. J. Peatfield) Calif. M. 4: 377. -—(A. F. Sple-
gelberg) Out West, 20: 447. — (G. L. Patterson)
New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 64. — (G. H. Pepper) Every-
b0dy’s. 3= 33-
Navajo Indians, Among the.
76= 349-
—— and Pueblos, Education and Morals among. (W. E.
Curtiss) Am. Antiq. 271 259.
—— Origin, Legend of. (C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq. 26:
2 -, .
-—- Serpent Worship among the. (W._ Matthews) Land
of Sun. 9: 228,
— Songs of the. (J . C. Fillmore) Land of Sun. 5: 238,
—- (W. Matthews) Land of Sun. 5: I97.
Navajo Initiation, A. (VV. Matthews) Land of Sun.
(A. W. Dimock) Outl.
f
1 . .
Naval Academy, U. S., New Buildings of. (Rand
Blackshaw) Cent. 48: 878.
See Annapolis.
‘-
NAVAL
Naval Administration, Principles of.
National, 41: 546.
—— Ten Years of. Un. Serv. M. 32: 501, 33: 1.
Naval and Military Co-operation in War. J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 341 347.
Naval Architecture, Esthetics of. (W. J . Fletcher)
19th Cent. 52: 292.
— Course in,. at the Mass. Inst. of Technology. (C. H.
Peabody) Technol. R. 5: 31:,
(A. T. Mahan)
Naval Artillery of the Future. (W. Hope) Un. Serv.
M- av 253-
Naval Bases, The Defense of. Monthly R. 20, no. 1:
22,
—— Garrisoning our. (H. N. Shore) Un. Serv. M. 25: I.
Naval Battle of the Future. Blackw. I72: 288.
Naval Battle Tactics, Principles of. Un. Serv. M. 31;
57°-
Naval Battlefields, A Lady’s Visit to. Un. Serv. M.
25
Naval
(P. Vaux) Idler, 25: 391,
-—- Modern, with Ironclads. (P. Vaux) Idler, 252 277.
—— T orpedoing of the “ Aguidaban.” (P. Vaux) Idler
25: 11;,
Naval Blunders, Old Time. (C. S. Clark) Army &
Navy Life, 9: 363,
Naval Cadetships. (A. C. Benson) Cornh. 90: 368.
Naval Chaplain of the 18th Century. (H. M. Vaughan)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 348.
Naval College, The Britannia.
Naval Concentration, and a Moral.
Fortn. 81: 685.
Naval Education. Un. Serv. M. 24: 565.
— its Past and Future. Blackw. I78: 445-
—- Side-lights on. Un. Serv. M. 25: 347.
Naval Engineer, The British, and the U. S. Personnel
Law. (C. M. Johnson) Engin. M. 24: 901.
— Status of the British. (C. M. Johnson) Engin. M.
23: 233.
Un. Serv. M. 25: 235.
(A. S. Hurd)
Naval Expenditure, British and American. (C. Bel-
lairs) No. Am. 179: 887,
Naval Fortresses, The Defense of our. (A. S. Morse)
Un. Serv. M. 28: 225. —Un. Serv. M. 28: 576,
—- Education of our. (A. J . Richardson) Un. Serv. M.
- 28: 471,
Naval History of 1805,
M. 32: 174. ,
Naval Lessons of the Russo-Japanese War. (H. W.
Wilson) Monthly R. 18, no. It 15. I Liv. Age, 244:
385.
Naval Manaauvres of Great Britain, 1905-06. Sat. R.
99: 101,
—— of a War Fleet in Time of Peace.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 696.
Naval Oflicers, Senior, Age of our.
Navy Life, 9: 567.
— Troubles of. (A. H. Dutton) Overland, n. s. 44:
145-
~ Types of, Mahan’s. (J. S. Corbett) Am. Hist. R.
7: 556.-(C. F. Goodrich) Nation, 74: 311,
Naval Power, Balance of. (A. S. Hurd) 19th Cent.
57: 228. '
Naval Progress, Thirty Years of. Un. Serv. M. 30:
105.
—— U. S. Government’s Notes on. (R. H. Thurston)
Science, 16: 631.
Naval Questions. (E. Robertson) 19th Cent. 571 I40.
Naval Raids and Home Defense. (H. N. Shore) Un.
Serv. M. 28: 125.
Naval Reform. Un. Serv. M. 26: 342.
—- The Accountant Branch. Un. Serv. M. 27: 369.
Naval Requirements of the Empire. (O. Churchill)
Un. Serv. M. 25¢ 223.
(L. G. C. Laughton) Un. Serv.
(G. U. Harvey)
(A. Lee) Army &
44.5
: 409.
Battles. The Last Fight of the “Huascar.” .

NEBRASKA
Naval Reserve, British. Un. Serv. M. 27: 238.
Naval Scares. (Lord Eversley) Contemp. 90: 624.
Naval School, An Inland. (L. R. Gignilliat) Munsey,
29: 420,
Naval Scouts. (B. W. Lees) Un. Serv. M. 27: 8.
Naval Strategic Article, How to write a. (C. Noble)
Indep. 56: 1121,
Naval Strength of the Powers. (A. Cleaves) World’s
Work, 6: 3420. —(A. Smith) Cassier, 252 446.
Naval Supremacy, Internationalism and. (R. P. Hob-
son) Indep. 601 763.
Naval Tactics in the Past. (W. J . Fletcher) Igth Cent,
543 722.
Naval Training, The New. (J . Leyland) National, 42:
277-
Naval Volunteers. Un. Serv. M. 27: 363.
Naval War College, U. S. (G. G. Wilson) World-
'l.‘o~day, 8: 618,
Naval Warfare, Improvised Means of. (F. H. Cos-
tello) Dial, 40: 287,
— of To-day. (Sir C. Bridge) Cornh. go: 312,
Navarino, The Name of. (W. Miller) Eng. Hist. R. 20:
307. 21: 106,
Navies, Disposition of. (A. T. Mahan) National, 39:
701,
— French and English. ‘Liv. Age, 246: 698.
— The Growth of. (J . Bryce) Indep. 59: 605.
— Rival [England, France, Germany]. (G. S. Lefevre)
Contemp. 39¢ 153.
Navigation, lnland, The Benefits of. (J . F. Fischer)
Asia. R. 40: 19.
— Modern, Essential Needs of.
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 295.
—- Use of a Drawing Board and Scales in Trigonometry
and. (R. A. Harris) Science, 11. s. 18: 108,
Navigation Acts as applied to European Trade. (D.
Q. McGovney) Am. Hist. R. 91 725.
Navigation Laws. (H. R. E. Childers) 19th Cent. 5!:
883.
— Shall we restore them ? (B. Taylor) 19th Cent. 56:
418.
Navy, An Anglo-American. (P. Morton) Indep. 59:
20,
— Gun Salutes in the Old. Un. Serv. M. 33: 133.
See names of countries, as United States, Great
Britain, etc.
Navy and Coast Defense.
Navy League in Canada.
20: 225,
Navy Leagues. (J. H. Gibbons) No. Am. 176: 758.
N axos, Duchy of. (William Miller) Gent. M. n. s. -59!
428.
Nazareth Hall. Pennsyl. M. 29: 374.
Nazarene, Meaning of the Epithet.
Monist, I5: 25.
Nazzani, Emilio. (A. Loria) Econ. J . I5! 126.
Neagh, Lough, and Coney Island. Chamb. J . 82: 16!.
Neapolitan Stuarts, The. (A. F. Steuart) Eng. Hist.
R. 18: 470.
Neatby, W. J ., Artist Designer.
(Internat.) 20: I13,
Nebo, Mount, View from. (G. B. Gray) Expos. 6th
ser. I0: 321,
Nebraska, College Library in. (M. W. Nicholl) Lib.
J - 2.e= 294-
—— Library Association. Annual Meeting, 1902. Pub.
Lib. 7: 490.
-— -— 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 476.
— -— 1906. Pub. Lib. II: 83.
— State Conference of Charities and Corrections, 1902,
(A. W. Clark) Char. 8: 220.
Nebraska Academy of Sciences.
ence, n. s. 23: 619.
(G. W. Littlehales)
Un. Serv. M. 311 I5.
(H. F. Wyatt) Canad. M.
(W. B. Smith)
(A. Vallance) Studio
(F. D. Heald) Sci-
NEBRASKA
Nebraska University, Botanical Laboratory of. Sci-
ence, n. s. 20: 185.
N ebuchadnezzar, Abasement of.
Sac. 62: 601,
—- Palace and Temple of.
104: 809.
—— Unearthing of the Throne-room of. Bib. World,
19: 209.
Nebula in Cygnus, The, “ America,” with plate.
Wolf) Knowl. 25: 156,
-— The Solar. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 373.
N ebulae, The. (E. Ledger) 19th Cent. 55: 229. 1‘ Liv.
Age, 241: 20,
— and the Formation of the Universe.
Cent. 43: 200,
-—- of the Pleiades, Inner. (Max Wolf) Knowl. 27: 286.
—- Photographing the. (G. W. Ritchey) Harper, I06
886. ‘
—- Spiral, Origin of. (J . M. Schaeberle) Nature, 69
as 1
— —- Significance of. (T. J . J . See) Pop. Astron. I4:
614,
Nebular Hypothesis. (J . E. Gore) Gent. M. n. s. 59:
I73. -—- (Robert Ball) Indep. 54: 1694, -
Nebular Theory, Whence and Whither ? (C. W. Sa-
leeby) Harper, 108: 925,
Nebulous Area of the Sky, Large.
Pop. Astron. I2: 401,
(11.11.i1errssn Efib.
(M. Jastrow, jr.) Harper,
(M.
(J . H.- Freese)
0
9
I
(H. C. Wilson)
_Nebulous Stars and their Spectra. (Agnes M. Clerke)
Knowl. 25: 225,
Neckam, Alexander. (A. Caven) Month, 105: 623.
Necklace, The; a story. (G. de Maupassant) Canad.
M. 23: 113.
Necrological Romance. (M. A. Griffin) Cent. 46: 524.
Necturus, Veins in. (T. H. Romeiser) Am. Natural.
39‘ 391-
Need of Money, The; a story.
McClure, 24: 70.
Needham, Mass., Baptisms recorded by Ministers of
1st Church, 1720-1821. (G. K. Clarke) N. E. Reg.
57‘ 21-370-
— Births in. 1749-62. (G. K. Clarke) N. E. Reg. 56: 141.
— Deaths recorded by the Rev. Jonathan Townsend,
A. M., Minister of the First Church in, I749-62.
(G. K. Clarke) N. E. Reg. 56: 265.
—-— Marriages in, 172o—98. (G. K. Clarke) N. E. Reg.
56: 30,
Needle of the Damned, The; a story. (J . M. Forman)
Everybody’s, 8: 495,
Needlework, Art School of. (R. E. D. Sketchley) Art
J . 56: 147.
— Church, Art of. Month, 101: 62.
—— English Gothic. (L. F. Day) Art J . 57: 222.
— in Newcomb Art School. (E. Woodward) Brush rig
P. 15: 313.——Craftsman, 5: 282.
-—- Liverpool School of Art. (E. F. Strange) Studio
(Internat.) 24: 147,
See Cut-works.
Nefllen, Paul, Artist. (F. W. Coburn) Brush & P. 17:
228,
Negative, Concept of the. (W. H. Sheldon) Philos. R.
11: 485.
Negligence. Am. Arch. 86: 46.
— Distinction between Contributory, and Assumption
of Risk, and its Significance. (E. L. Bishop) Am.
Law R. 36: 387.
Negotiable Instruments Law in the Michigan Legisla-
ture. (G. F. Bates) Am. Law R. 37: 873.
— Necessary Amendment to. Harv. Law R. 16: 25 5.
N egoya of the Engineers; a story. (F. Palmer) Cent.
42: 548.
(W. A. Reed) Am.
(Booth Tarkington)
Negritos viewed as Pigmies, The.
Antiq. 27: 128,
QM
NEGRO
Negro, The. (J . R. Commons) Chaut. 38: 223,
— The Anglo-Saxon and the African. (K. Miller)
Arena, 28: 575.
— Th; Agricultural. (Booker T. Washington) Arena,
2 : 461,
— American, The Religion of the. (F. M. Davenport)
Contemp. 88: 369.=Ecl. M. 145: 609.
—— and Higher Learning. (W. S. Scarborough) Forum,
33: 349-
— and Music. (H. J . Wilson) Outl. 84: 823,
- Another View of. (A. Sledd) Atlan. 90: 65.
— a Beast. (E. Atkinson) No. Am. 181: 202,
— Brain of the. (R. B. Bean) Cent. 50: 778.
— Census Statistics of the. (W. F. Willcox) Yale R.
I 3: 274.
— in Politics, A Notable Instance of the.
Washington) Outl. 83: 78.
.=-"‘"I'ntensely Human.” (T. W. Higginson) Atlan.
93: 588.
— Joys of being a. (E. E. Wilson) Atlan. 97: 245.
—- Northern, Autobiography of. (Fannie B. Williams)
Indep. 57$ 91. .
— The Old-time. (T. N. Page) Scrib. M. 36: 522.
— Page and others on. (W. E. B. Du Bois) Dial, 38:
(Booker T.
315-
— Possibilities of. (W. E. B. Du Bois) Booklover’s M.
2: 3.
Negro Artisan, The American.
sier, 25: 435.
Negro Bankers’ Convention, Atlanta, 1906. (Booker
T. Washington) Indep. 61: 684.
Negro Belt, The, of Chicago, Social Bonds in.
Williams) Char. I 5: 40,
Negro Church, The, and its Social Work. (M. K.
Griffin) Char. 15: 75.
Negro Churches. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 78: 405.
(T. J . Calloway) Cas-
(I. B.
Negro City Groups, The Make-up of. (L. Brandt)
Char. 15: 7.
Negro College, Function of. (K. Miller) Dial, 32:
267.
Negro Companions of the Spanish Explorers.
Wright) Am. Anthropol. 4: 217,
Negro Dependence in Baltimore. (H. B. Pendleton)
Char. 15: 5o.
Negro Enterprise; an Institutional Church.
Allen) Outl. 78: 179. \
— The Savings Bank Militant. (I. D. Allen) Outl. 77:
118, 78: 79,
Negro Home in New York.
(R. R.
(I. D.
(M. W. Ovington) Char.
15: 25,
Negro Labor, Evolution of. (C. Kelsey) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 55.
Negro Laborer, Training of, in the North. (Hugh M.
Browne) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 579.
‘ Negro Life in Two Generations. Observations of a
Southern Farmer. (W. B. Poe) Outl. 75: 493. -
Negro Men in Boston, Industrial Conditions among.
(J . Daniels) Char. I5: 35.
Negro Music, Notes on. (C. Peabody) J . Am. Folk-
Lore, 15: I48.
— True, and its Decline. (J . R. Murphy) Indep. 5 5:
1723'
Negro Potato King, A. (Booker T. Washington) Outl.
77‘ 115- .
Negro Population, Movement of, in Last Decade.
(W. F. Blackman) Yale R. 10: 428,
Negro Problem. (J . T. Graves) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
8: 121.——(C. W. Eliot) Internat. Q. 9: 285.——(J.
M. Bicknell) Arena, 29: 611. —(W. Hemstreet)
Arena, 29: 495.——(J. A. Hobson) 19th Cent. 54:
581. —(S. D. McEnery) Indep. 55: 424.-— (L. Ab-
bott) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 321,-—Out1, 73: 950,
——Nation, 77: 315.

\
\
NEGRO
Negro Problem, and the Miller Movement; can the
Negro settle it ? (J . A. Graham) Outl. 84: 365.
— Bassett on. Outl. 75: 770.
—— by a Colored Woman and Two White Women.
Indep. 56: 586,
—- Can the South solve the ? (C. Schurz) McClure, 22 :f
-I
—— Crux of the. (H. A. Stimson) Bib. Sac. 59: 717.
— Five Factors in. (S. C. Mitchell) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
\ 15: 35.
— from the Negro Point of View. (Booker T. Wash-
ington and others) World To-day, 6: 511.
— Getting together on. (F. C. Woodward) So. Atlan.
Q, 2: 306.
l — How it appeals to a Southern Woman. Indep. 54:
2221,
—— in South Africa.
28: 325.
— Long Views and Short on White and Black. (S.
Olivier) Contemp. 90: 491. =Ecl. M. 147: 533.
—- A National Platform on. (W. De W. Hyde) Outl.
(A. Hawkes) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
77: 169,
— The Negro’s Part in. (K. Miller) Forum, 36: 289.
— The North and the Negro. (F. Crane) Ecl. M. 147:
5 30.
— A Problem of Administration, not of Race. (O. G.
Villard) Nation, 82: 316.
— Remedies for. (A. B. Hart) Indep. 58: 993.
—— Republicanism and. (L. W. Griscom) Nation, 77: 71.
\
——- Carl Schurz on. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 518.
-—— A Southern Problem. (T. N. Page) McClure, 22:
548. 23: 96.
— A Southern View. (S. Sams) Ecl. M. 147: 387.
— stated. (W. F. Bailey) F ortn. 85: 909.
— Stirring up Race Antipathy. (J . S. Bassett) So.
Atlan. Q. 2: 297.
— An Unconsidered Aspect of.
Atlan. Q. I: 266,
— The Way Out. Outl. 75: 984,
— White Man’s Burden at Home.
nat. Q. 11: 6,
Negro Race and European Civilization. (P. S. Reinsch)
Am. J. Sociol. I1: 145.
Negro School, An Alabama.
(N. Y.) 26: 711,
Negro Social Settlement in South Washington.
Fernandis) Char. I 5: 64,
Negro Songs, Eleven. Cent. 45: 263.
Negro Student, Summer Vacation of a.
Indep. 56: 1364,
Negro Suffrage, The Alabama Decision on. (R. Ogden)
Nation, 76: 346.
—— in the South. Outl. 74: 399.
—- — No Blunder. (J . W. Hood) Indep. 55: 2021.
Negro Woman, The, and the South. (E. H. Abbott)
Outl. 77: 165-689,
— Advance of, in the South.
(R. W. Winston) So.
(S. Olivier) Inter-
(O. G. Villard) R. of Rs.
(S. C.
(C. L. Miller)
(L=~S. Orrick) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 21: 172.
—- I. Social and Moral Decadence. (E. Tayleur) Outl.
76: 266.
—— II. Gain in Life of. (Mrs. B. T. Washington) Outl.
76: 271,
Negroes, Achievements of. Sound Lessons for any
Race. Outl. 80: 1000,
— and Poor Whites. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 204,
— and Public Ofiice. (J . R. Bishop) Internat. Q. 7:
231,
-— and the South. (H. S. Edwards) Cent. 50: 212,
— and Trade Unions. (H. White) Nation, 76: 186,
— Are they disfranchised ? (VV. H. Smith) Outl. 79:
1047.
—- as Peasant Farmers. (K. Coman) Am. Statis. Assoc.
93 39-
44F?
NEGROES
Negroes. Black and White in America. (J . M. Rob-
ertson) Internat. Q. 8: 1,
— The Black Belt. (W. B. Phillips) Sewanee, I2: 73.
— Bryce on Relation between Whites and. (A. V.
, Dicey) Nation, 75: 26,
-— Causes of Crime among. (J . H. N. Waring) Char.
15: 45.
— the Color Line in New Jersey. (Linton Satter-
thwaite) Arena, 35: 394.
—— Color-problems in America.
J. 81: 692-826.
-5 Color Question in the United States. Ed. R. 201!
(J . Burnley) Chamb.
55-
—- Colored Children, in New York, Fresh Air Work
among. (M. W. Ovington) Char. I7: 115,
-— Colored Statistics. Nation, 77: 400.
— Concentration of, in the South.
World To-day, 9: 1215,
—-Conference of, New Orleans, April, 1902.
Holcombe) Outl. 72: 170,
— — Hampton, 1906. (H. A. Tucker) Char. I5: 524.
— Development of a People. (W. E. B. Du Bois) In-
ternat. J . Ethics, 14: 292,
— Disfranchisement of. (R. B. Moffat) Am. J . Soc.
Sci. 42: 31.
— — in Louisiana. (R. L. Haworth) Outl. 71: 163.
— — in Maryland. (J . C. Rose) Nation, 78: 6.
—— — in West Virginia. (C. H. Ambler) Yale R. I 41 38.
-—— One Factor in the South’s Standing Problem.
(T. N. Page) Scrib. M. 36: 15,
-—— — Why it is Bad. (A. H. Grimke) Atlan. 94: 72.
-— Economic Future of American. Am. Econ. Assoc.
3d ser. 6: 216. — (W. E. B. Du Bois; A. H.
Stone) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 7! 219.
— Educated, The South and. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
324. —(O. G. Villard) Nation, 78: 143.
— Education of, and the South. (F. Carter) Nation,
78: 62,
— —— Higher. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 74: 381.
— — in its Historical Aspects. (D. L. Kiehle) Educa.
R. 27: 299.
—- — in the South. (W. B. Hill) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 22: 320. —(H. B. Frissell) Outl. 74: 937.
-— —‘Industrial Training in. (W. E. Hutchison) Indep.
58: 92,
—— —- National Supervision of. (C. Hollidan) So. Atlan.
Q. 3: 356.
— Emigration of, Causes of. (C. Kelsey) Char. I5: 15.
— Expansion of the Negro Population. (K. Miller)
Forum, 32: 671.
—- “ Forty Acres and a Mule.”
Am. 182: 721,
— Future of. (A. R. Colquhoun) No. Am. 176: 657.
— (J. P. Heap) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 105,
— Heart of the Race Problem. (A. H. Grimke) Arena,
35= 29.274.606-
(E. C. Eckel)
(A. R.
(W. L. Fleming) No.
— Helping the Negro to help himself. (C. C. Smith)
Outl. 78: 727.
— Heroes in Black Skins. (Booker T. Washington)
Cent. 44: 724,
— Hope of. (J. L. Robinson) Open Court, 16: 614.
-— in Africa. Cent. 50: 156.
——- in Africa and America. (J . A. Tillinghast) Am.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 3: 401. —— (G. Stanley Hall)
Pedagog. Sem. I2: 350.
— — Tillinghast on. (W. H. Glasson) So. Atlan. Q.
2: 78.
-— in America. (G. E. Boxall) Westm. 163: 669.
-— in Business. (Booker T. Washington) Am. M. 61:
340.
—- in the Cities of the North. (J . Oskison) Nation, 81:
273 '
-— in the Country at Large. (T. J . Jones) Char. I 5: 88.
NEGROES
Gumm) Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 4: 97.
-—- — Economic Condition of. (R. D. Smart, jr.) Van-
derbilt Univ. Q. 4: 108,
—- — Studies in the Religious Life of. (L. C. Perry)
Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 4: 80,
-— in New Orleans. (H. P. Sneed) Nation, 78: 30.
A '“-— in New York. The City within the City. (G. L.
Collin) Outl. 84: 274,
-— — Industrial Condition of. (W. L. Bulkeley) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 590,
—— in the Regular Army. (O. G. Villard) Atlan. 91:
721,
—- in St. Louis. (Lilian Brandt) Am. Statis. Assoc.
8: 203,
-— in Times of Industrial Unrest. (R. R. Wright)
Char. I5: 69.
— in Trades Unions in New York City. (Mary W.
Ovington) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 551.
-—- in the United States. (M. S. Amos) Contemp. 84:
687.
— — Probable Increase of.
Econ. 19: 545.
-—- in the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 3: 235.
-— Industrial Handicap of, in the North.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 543.
- - Industrial Opportunities of. (K. Miller) New Eng.
M. n. s. 30: 14.
—— Inheritance from Africa. So. Atlan. Q. 3: 99.
-— Land-hunger in the Black Belt. (Booker T. Wash-
ington) Lippinc. 77: 7 57.
— Long Views and Short on Black and White. (S.
Olivier) Contemp. 90: 491,
— Migration of, to the North. (R. R. Wright, jr.)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 559.
— Morality of. (T. F. Wright) N. Church R. 11: 428,
-— My Experiences photographing the Negro in the
South. (J. H. Tarbell) New Eng. M. n. s. 29:
(W. F. Willcox) Q. J.
(A. H. Stone) Am.
(K. Miller)
463.
— of To-day in Music. (J . W. Johnson) Char. 15: 58.
-— Of the Training of Black Men. (W. E. B. Du Bois)
Atlan. 90: 289,
-— Olivier on the White Man’s Burden at Home. (O.
G. Villard) Nation, 80: 389.
-—- Our Duty to. (J. G. Kilgo) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 369.
— A Plea for Light. (C. Kelsey) So. Atlan. Q. 3: 302.
-— Political Future of Southern. (F. M. Simmons)
Indep. 61: 1521,
—- Prejudice against, in Northern Towns. (F. U. Quil-
lin) Indep. 59: 139.
— Progress of, in one Southern County. (Booker T.
Washington) Outl. 81: 874,
— — A Study in the Last Census.
' Arena, 32: 134.
— Reading of. (G. B. Utley) Critic, 49: 28.
—— Reflex Light from Africa. (C. F. Adams) Cent.
50: 101.
— Religious Life of.
Am, 181: 20,
— Self-help for.
1207,
—- Separate Street-car Law in New Orleans.
, Holcombe) Outl. 72: 746.
— Shall the 14th Amendment be enforced? (E. G.
Murphy) No. Am. 180: 109,
— A Sketch in Black and White.
Ian. 97: 600, 783,
—— “ Social Equality” forbidden the Southern Black
Man. (K. Miller) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 21: 524,
—— The Souls of. (A. E. Forrest) Asia. R. 41: 323.
—-South and North. (W. E. B. DuBois) Bib. Sac.
62: 500,
(G. W. Forbes)
(Booker T. Washington) No.
(Booker T. Washington) Indep. 59:
(A. R.
(F. Clayton) At-
448
Negroes, in Nashville, Tenn., as Criminals. (C. C.

NELSON
Negroes, Southern; Racial Antagonism. Am. M. 63-:
216.
—— AéSouthern View of. (L. H. Hammond) Outl. 73:
19.
— Successful Training of. (Booker T. Washington)
VVorld’s Work, 6: 3731.
-— Suffrage for. Has the 15th Amendment been
justified ? (J . E. Boyle) Arena, 31: 481,
-— Theology vs. Thrift in the Black Belt. (C. B. Dyke)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 360.
-— The Three Amendments. (J . Bascom) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27.: 597, _
— Training of. (R. B. Bean) Cent. 50: 947.
—- — for Social Power. (W. E. B. Du Bois) Outl. 75:
409-
— Two Generations under Freedom.
Washington) Outl. 73: 293.
—— Two Southerners [W. B. Smith and T. N. Page]
on. (A. B. Hart) Nation, 81: 280.
- An Unpopular Race. (Mrs. Van R. Cruger) Cos-
mopol. 36: 464. ,
— The White Peril; the Immediate Danger of the
Negro. (W. G. Brown) No. A1n. I79: 324.
Negrophilism in South Africa. (M. J . Farrelly) Fortn.
78: 301,
Negro’s Life Story, A.
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Negros, Island of, The Course of Law and Status of
Politics in. (W. F. Norris) Overland, n. s. 41:
(Booker T.
(W. H. Holtzclaw) World’s
113. .
— Legal Conditions in. (W. F. Norris) Green Bag,
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Neidig, Robert. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 22: 194.
Neighbor, Shaler on the. (D. MacG. Means) Nation,
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Neighbor-children, A Few. (J . W. Riley) Cent. 41:
4311:
Neighborhood Romance, A. (M. C. Huntington) Outl.
72: 131,
Neighborhood Sketches. (H. A. Shute) New Eng. M.
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Neighborhood Work. Char. I5: 908.
Neighborhood Workers and Prof. Conrad. Char. 13:
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Neighbors. (A. F. Brown) Lippinc. 70: 637. — (J . A.
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Neighbors; a story. (E. R. MacDonald) Canad. M.
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Neighbors All. (C. M. Harger) Outl. 82: 367.
N ejed ; an Arabian Meteorite. (H. A. Ward) Science,
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Nelicatar of Arctic Alaska.
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Nelson, Horatio. (P. C. Standing) Westm. 164: 394.
— and his Times. (J . Colomb) Un. Serv. M. 32: 16.
— and his Victories. (H. T. Miller) Canad. M. 25:
(E. A. McIlhenny) Cent.
515-
— and the Jacobin Revolution, Naples, June, 1799.
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— and Lady Hamilton.
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- and Trafalgar. Un. Serv. M. 32: 1.
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— Centenary of, Thoughts on. (R. M. Johnston) Na-
(M. Hodgson) Gent. M. n. s.
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— Centenary of Trafalgar. (C. A. G. Bridge) Cornh.
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— — and the Army. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 32:
400.
NELSON
Nelson, Horatio, A Century’s Praise of. (E. H. Moor-
house) National, 46: 332,
—-—‘ the Civilizer. (D. Hannay) Macmil. n. s. X: 28.
— The “ Nelson Touch.” Spec. 95: 601.
—- Of Nelson and the North. (Katharine Burrill)
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—-— The Personality of.
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—— Prise Captures of.
276. 355-
-— Recent Calumniators of. (C. Bridge) Un. Serv. M.
%=a
—— The Strength of. (A. T. Mahan) National, 451 413.
-- Tactical Studies of. (J . K. Laughton) Ath. ’Q5, 2:
(A. T. Mahan) Un. Serv. M.
(R. A. Gatty) Chamb. J. 81:
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—— Tactics of, at Trafalgar. (E. R. Fremantle) Un.
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Nelson, Sir Hugh Muir. Geog. J . 27: 411.
Nelson, Nelson O. (Eltweed Pomeroy) World Today,
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-- and his Great Work. (G. W. Eads) Arena, 36¢ 463.
Nelson’s Portuguese Boatswain. (E. T. Trowbridge)
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Nelson’s Year; a poem. (Alfred Noyes) Blackw. I77:
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Nemesis of the Mojave, The. (Louise Weaver) Over-
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Nemi, Lake, and the Galleys of the Caesars. Chaut.
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Nénot. (L. A. De Lassus) Archit. Rec. 12: 245.
Neolithic and other Remains found near Harlyn Bay.
(J. P. Arthur) Antiq. n. s. 40: 104, 134,
Neolithic Burial. (G. Clinch) Reliquary, 452 I45.
Neolithic Dwelling. (G. Clinch) Reliquary, 45: 2;,
Neophytes, The Ride of the. (H. R. P. Forbes) Over-
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Neo-Platonists, Arab, St. Thomas and the.
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Neo-Scholastic Movement, The.
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Nepheline and other Syenites, near Port Coldwell,
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Nepheline Rock, New, from Ontario, Canada. (F. D.
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Neptune’s Ocean Mail. (VV. Allingham) Gent. M. n. s.
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—-— Persecution under, Literature of the. (P. J . Healy)
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Nero; Anonymous Play, 1624,
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Nerve-anastomosis, A Suggestive Case of.
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Nerve Irritability and Chemical and Electrical Stimu-
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Nerve of the Upjohns, The. (F. Lynde) Scrib. M. 31:
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Nerve Stimulation and Changes of Irritability. (A. P.
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4%
NEVADA
Nervous Breakdown. (G. Rankin) Contemp. 89: 223.
IEcl. M. 146: 310,
Nervous System, Conductivity of. (Y. Motora) Am.
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-- in Childhood, Applied Physiology of. (E. A. Kirk~
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Ness, Loch, Internal Oscillation in the Waters of.
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Nesselrode Papers, The. (A. Laugel) Nation, 791
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Net Price System on Books.
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N eter, the Egyptian Word for God. (E. A. W. Budge)
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Netherlands, Agricultural Education in the.
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— Art History in the. Ed. R. 197: 447.
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Nethersole, Olga, improves her Acting.
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N eurasthenia, Spiritual Treatment of. (A. A. Carey)
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Neutral Commerce in Time of War.
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Neutral Property, Pirates on the High Seas.
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Neutral Territorial W'aters as a Naval Base. (H. Tay-
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Neutrality, Conception and Realization of. Am. J .
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— The, Growing Conception of. (H. Taylor) Am. Law
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— Our System of. (J . B. Moore) Harper, I08: 837.
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Neutrals, Rights and Duties of; Pres. Roosevelt’s Pro-
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— Some Duties of. (J . MacDone1l) 19th Cent. 55:
(D. C.
(M. Beer-
(G. C. Huber)
(A. Meyers)
Liv. Age, 240:
(G. A.
5°3~
Nevada, The Awakening of. (C. H. Matson) R. of Rs.
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— Deserts of, and the Death Valley. (R. B. Chap-
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— Progress of. (J . K. Stinchcomb) Overland, n. s. 4!:
412,
NEVADA
Nevada, Referendum Victory in. (E. Pomeroy) Arena,
33: 267,
Nevada Desert, Men of the. (R. D. Paine) Outing,
481 429.
Nevada Fossils. (R. H. Davis) Calif. M. I: 598,
Nevada Samaritan. (P. V. Migl1els) Cent. 48: 427.
Nevertheless; a story. (A. M. Roach) Harper, I13:
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New Caledonia, Natives of. (J . J . Atkinson) F olk-
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New-Church Dogmatism. N. Church R. 9: 592.
New Church Thought, Varieties of. (J . Reed) N.
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New Deputy of Cochite, The; a story. (W. C. Esta-
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New England; an Autumn Impression.
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(H. James)
(A. F. Moulton) New Eng.
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—- Geological Structure of the Southwestern Region
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—— Ideals of. (Kate Upson Clark) New Eng. M. n. s.
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New England Conscience, The. (VV. D. Hyde) Outl.
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New England Cranford. (E. Carmichael) New Eng.
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New England Energy. (Mary S. Stimpson) New Eng.
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New England Entrance Certificate Board from the
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New England Exile. (A. W. Pope) New Eng. M. n. s.
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New England Farm, Broken Shadows on.
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New England Farmer, The. (H. C. Merwin) Every-
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New England Historic Genealogical Society, Proceed-
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New England Home in Ohio. (S. P. Baldwin) Ctry
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New England Idol.
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New England Longing, A.
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(C. Dem-
(E. H. Porter) New Eng. M. n. s.
(Aram Wyman) New Eng.
450
NEW HAVEN
New England Magazine, The F irst, 1758. (H. S. Hall)
New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 520.
New England Primer. (C. Johnson) New Eng. M. n. s.
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New England Small Town, A.
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New England Society Orations.
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(Rollin L. Hartt)
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New England Women. (E. M. Lindley) New Eng. M. .
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—- National Society of. (E. M. Lindley) New Eng. M.
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New English Art Club. (W. Bayes) Sat. R. I00: 520,
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New Forest in Spring. Spec. 92: 691.
-— Ponies of. (E. T. Sheaf) Outing, 41: 415.
New Form of Literature, A. (H. Hapgood) Bookman,
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New Frankenstein, The. (A. Hibbard) Munsey, 35:
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New Gallery, Exhibition, 1902. M. of Art, 26: 252,
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New Guinea and Australia, A Naturalist in.
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— Natives of, who can scarcely walk. Am. Geog,
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New Hampshire, Birth-rate in. (Allyn A. Young) Am.
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— Contributions to the Geology of. (L. V. Pirsson
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Ctry Life Am. 9: 51.
— Summer Boarder Industry in. World’s Work, 4:
(G.
2383,
New Haven, Conn. (L. R. Austin) Bk. News, 24: 625.
_— A Traitor State.
NEW HAVEN
New Haven; how it came to be in Connecticut. (E.
H. Baldwin) New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 379.
—- Public High-school Building at. (F. H. Beede)
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New Hebrides, Ethnology of. (J . Fraser) Am. Antiq.
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New Heloise. (Mrs. S. Crowninshield) Lippinc. 71: 3.
New Hunting, The; a story. (K. M. Rabb) Atlan.
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New Island, A, in Japan. Geog. J . 25: 531.
New Jersey; Backsets in Jersey. (S. Merwin) Outl.
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—- State Conference of Charities and Corrections, 1902.
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(L. Steifens) McClure, 24: 649.
(R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 504,
(S. McRey-
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— Trusts and Corporations started in.
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New Jersey and Pennsylvania Library Meetings.
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New Jerusalem or Holy City. N. Church R. 11: 448.
New Jerusalem Church, Systematic Doctrines of. (J .
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See New Church.
New Jerusalem Faith, Deep Foundation for.
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New Mexico and Arizona. (B. S. Rodey) Nat. Geog.
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-— Boundary Line between Texas and. Science, 11. s.
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—- Flowers and Insects in.
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—— Higher Educational Institutions of.
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204,
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See
(H. C.
(L. Anderson) M. of
(T. D. A. Cockerell) Am.
(W. G. Tight)
1630- Land of Sun- 13¢ 277. 345. 435- I41 39.
I37, 227-
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- Lower Paleozoic Formations in. (C. H. Gordon and
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—— Manzano Salt Lakes. (D. W. Johnson) Out West,
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— Normal University.
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-— Plea of the Women for Statehood of.
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-— People of. (M. P. Watson) Out]. 73: 341.
—- Progress of. (A. E. Winship) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17:
(T. D. A. Cockerell) Science,
(H. I. Cleve-
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—— Ruined Pueblo in. (J . W. Fewkes) Am. Geog. Soc.
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- Statehood for. (A. H. Lewis) Booklover’s M. 7:
1 "0,
— Stzitehood Claims of. Out West, 18: 217,
451
NEW YORK
New Mexico, Statehood Rights of Arizona and. (J .
W. Babcock) Indep. 60: 505,
— White gypsum Desert. (E. D. Johnson) Out West,
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New Music Society, The.
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New National Forces and the Old Law.
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New Orleans. (C. H. White) Harper, 114: I21. —
(John Hay) Putnam, 1: 14, - Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65:
(Lawrence Gilman) R. of
(M. M. Bige-
471-
— The City of Iron Lace. (H. Joor) Craftsman, 11:
172,
— Courtyards of. (C. Macleod) Craftsman, 10: 300,
— Drainage System, Power and Pumping Stations of.
(W. M. Venable) Engin. M. 23: 342,
—- Housing Conditions in. (P. U. Kellogg) Char. 14:
1042,
— Housing Problem. (E. MeMain) Char. 152 I 52.
— in Fiction. (W. S. Harwood) Critic, 47: 426.
— Juvenile Courts in. Char. 14: 758.
— Kingsley House of. (E. MeMain) Char. 11: 549.
— Old French Courtyards in. (Mrs. Thaddeus Hor-
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—- The Old Route to; the Mississippi. (W. Gibson)
Scrib. M. 33: 1.
— Pure Water and Underground Sewerage for. (B.
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— Religious Life of. (E. H. Abbott) Outl. 70: 175.
—— Yellow Fever in. Char. 14: 1041.
New Paltz, Government of the Duzine at. (R. Le
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New Playground in the New World. (E. Whymper)
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New Pyramus and Thisbe [the Battle of Aughrimj.
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New South Wales, Industrial Arbitration in. (F. R.
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— Station Life in. Temp. Bar, 129: 325 .
New Thought, The, and its Literature. (J. Wood-
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New Thought Movement, Psychology on the. (J . H.
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New Trustee, The. (Jeannette A. Marks) New Eng.
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New Westminster, British Columbia.
Canad. M. 21: 129,
New Year and New Starts. Sat. R. 101: 9.
— in Normandy. Gent. M. n. s. 74: 282.
New Year Confession Album. Cosmopol. 40: 296.
New Year Mummers of Quaker-town. (R. D. Paine)
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New Year’s Carillon, A. (A. G. Hyde) Macmil. 87:
261. =Liv. Age, 235: 630.
New Year’s Day Twenty Years Ago.
Cent. 412 471.
New Year’s Eve Confession; a story.
Booklover’s M. 2: 241,
New Year’s Watch, The; a novel.
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New York City. (C. Whibley) Blackw. I80: 622.:
Liv. Age, 251: 732.- Chamb. J. 79: 449.
—- Academy of Science. President’s Address, Dec.
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—- —- Section of Anthropology and Psychology, 1903.
Science, n. s. 18: 723,
— — Section of Geology and Mineralogy, I903.
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-— after Paris. (A. F. Sanborn) Atlan. 98: 489,
—- The “Ajax ” in. (H. R. Mussey) Char. 12: 325.
(G. H. Morden)
(C. B. Loomis)
(H. Sudermann)
(W. A. Drom-
(E. O.
-—- The Church in Social Service in.
NEW YORK
New York City, American Art, as seen in the Streets
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— The American Grub Street. (J . H. Collins) Atlan.
98: 634. '
-—- and the Hudson. (H. James) Fortn. 84: 976. I No.
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—~ Architecture of; Renovation of the Brown-stone
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- Art Commission, I903. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
78: 246.
- Art Exhibition Building, Proposed.
gis) Scrib. M. 33: 765.
-—— Art in, before the Revolution.
Brush & P. 11: 192,
—— — A Cycle of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 82: 338.
—— Artist Life in. (W. H. Shelton) Critic, 43: 31.
—— as the American Metropolis. (H. Croly) Archit.
Rec. 13: 193. '
— as an Art Center. (F. E. Elwell) Arena, 32: 258,
—— Banking in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 57: 372.
— Banks of, and the Treasury. (W. R. Lawson) Bank.
M. (Lond.) 74: 567.
— Bond Sale, 1906. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 83: 92,
— Broadway Tabernacle. (J . H. Ross) Am. Arcl1.
87: 59.
-—— by Lamplight. (A. Hewitt) Outl. 73: 525.
- Cathedral of St. John the Divine. (R. H. Tither-
ington) Munsey, 27: 12. — (H. M. Riseley) Over-
land, 11. s. 45: 410.
—— — Building of. (R. Riordan) Cent. 41: 562,
-—- —- A Great American Cathedral. (R. E. Jones)
World’s Work, 12: 7754.
—- Central Park, Animals in.
42: 248, 43: 60.
(Russell Stur-
(W. D. Franklin)
(J . W. Smith) Outing,
— -— Driving in. (J. H. Tnckerman) Outing, 45: 259.
—- Chamber of Commerce. (A. C. David) Archit. Rec.
13: 55.
— Charm of. Am. Arch. 992 I34.
— Charter of. (F. J . Goodnow) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 1.
—— Children’s Court, Alien Colonies and the. (E. K.
Coulter) No. Am. 179: 731.
(W. D. P. Bliss)
Indep. 60! I35.
— City Hall, Designer of.
80: 103,
-— Civic Organizations of. (F. S. Hall) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 374.
— The College of. (G. B. Post) Archit. R. 12: 305,
-—— Club in, AU_nique. (C. M. Greene) Munsey, 33:
(A. J. Bloor) Am. Arch.
431-
—- Colonial, Changes in the Allegiance and Laws of.
(L. M. Friedman) Harv. Law R. I5: 810,
-—- Colossal City. (E. Saltus) Munsey, 32: 787,
- Custom House. Archit. Rec. 17: 72. — (C. De Kay)
Cent. 49: 733. -—Archit. Rec. 20: I.
— -— French’s Groups. Craftsman, 10: 75,
— -—- Sculptural Decorations of. -(P. T. F arnsworth)
Studio (Internat.) 27: vii,
-—- Debts and Assets of. (B. S. Coler) Outl. 79: 934.
— Defenses of. (R. Corbin) Munsey, 32: 512,
—— Drawings of. (V. H. Bailey) Everybody’s, I0:
581, r
—— Delegates to the First Continental Congress, 1774,
Nomination and Election of. (C. Becker) Pol. Sci.
Q, 18: 17.
-— Dispensary Law and its Enforcement. (R. W. Heb-
berd) Char. 15: 200.
-— Dutch Founding of.
354, 739-
- Election of 1903; Glimpses of the Campaign.
World’s Work, 7: 425 5,
(T. A. Janvier) Harper, I06:
452
NEW YORK
New York City, Election of 1903. Men and Issues of.
(E. Wardman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 545,
-—- — The Real Issues of. Outl. 75: 343.
- - Tammany again. (S. Brooks) Fortn. 80: 916. =
Eel. M. 142: 281, ,
—~ -—- Tammany Victory; its Meaning. Outl. 75: 625.
- Election of 1905. Outl. 81: 544.
- Employment Agency Law upheld. (F. L. C. Keat-
ing) Char. I5: 678.
-— Evolution of. (F. S. Arnette) Munsey, 28: 172.
—- Factories in, Air they breathe in. (W. M. Mar-
riott) Char. I7: 274.
— Fifth Avenue, Lower. (J . W. Dow) Archit. R. 9:
61, .
-— Fifty Years Ago. Critic, 45: 501. 46: 58.
— Financial Institutions and their Presidents. (S. S.
Pratt) Indep. 57: 1433.
—— Fire Department. (H. J . O’Higgins) Am. M. 62: 3.
—- "" Flatiron ” Building. Archit. Rec. 12: 528.
-—— Forecast of next Six Years in. (J . B. Walker) Cos-
mopol. 36: 143.
— from the Flatiron. (E. Saltus) Munsey, 33: 381.
—- Fulton Street Market. (C. H. White) Harper, I 1 1:
616,
—- The Future of, again. Cent. 47: 956.
— Gas, Electric Light, Water, and Street Railway
Services in. (R. G. Monroe) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci, 27: 111,
-—- Gas Trust in. (S. Morse) Am. M. 62: 414,
—- Genius of the Cosmopolitan City. (H. ‘V. Mabie)
Outl. 76: 577.
—— Good Government in Danger in. (L. Steifens) Mc-
Clure, 22: 84. , (//---
-—- Gratacap’s Geology of. (J . F. Kemp) Science, 11. s.
20: 920,
-—- Greater. (C. Zueblin) Chant. 38: 568.
— Hall of Records, New.
17: 382,
— Harbor of. (J . B. Connolly) Harper, III: 228,
~—- — Menace to. (L. M. Haupt) J . Frankl. Inst. I59:
I01. I Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 65. =Science,
n. s. 21: 136.
— Health Department.
ciol. 9: 459, 631.
—- High Schools, Some Characteristics of.
Goodwen) Educa. R. 28: 255,
— Historic Landmarks of the Revolutionary Period.
(H. M. Risley) Overland, 11. s. 431 121.
- Historical Society of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
83: 433. —Science, 11. s. 20: 692.
-—— —- Museum and Gallery of Art of.
Scrib. M. 39: 764.
— Hospital Work, Cnrtailment of, Menaces Public
Health. Char. I2: 65.
-—- Hotel Belmont. (H. W. Frohne) Archit. Rec. 201
(M. Schuyler) Archit. Rec.
(F. R. Cope, jr.) Am. J. So-
(E. J.
(W. Walton)
63.
— House in, To—day. Archit. Rec. I7: 400.
— —— The New. (Montgomery Schuyler) Archit. Rec.
19: 83.
— Impressions of. (Maxim Gorky)_Appleton’s M. 8:
I77-
- An Impressionist’s View. (H. G. Dwight) Scrib.
M. 38: 544.
— Improvement Commission. Archit. Rec. 17: 256.
— in Flux, 1902. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 74: 186.
—— in the Making. (W. Griffith) Craftsman, 11: 80,
-—- In the Street. (C. H. White) Harper, I10: 365.
—- in Summer Time. (C. B. Davis) Outing, 42: 668.
-—- In Up—town. (C. H. White) Harper, I12: 220.
— Independent Vote of. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation,
75: 374.
-—- Knickerbocker Trust Co., Building of. (M. Schuy-
ler) Archit. Rec. 15: 432.
' — — Policy of. Brush & P. 15:
,—-——A Government of Laws, not of Men.
NEW YORK
New York City, Land Values, Changes in.
Hendrick) Nation, 75: 475.
(B. J.
—— Lighting Service and Water Supply. (Robert G.
Monroe) Internat. Q. 12: 23.
-— Listing of Foreign Securities in. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
65: 12, V
—— Literary Landmarks. (C. Hemstreet) Critic, 41: 41,
427. 42= 53-517. 43= 41-239.
— Lodging-houses. (P. Kennaday) Char. I3: 486.
—— The Low Administration. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
74‘ 5-
- Lying-in Hospital.
(N - Y-) 255 443-
— Madison Sq. Presbyterian Church, The New. (Chris-
tian Brinton) Cent. 48: 718,
—— The Magyar in. (L. A. Pink) Char. I3: 262.
— Maori of. (H. H. Lusk) Outl. 70: 183.
— Mayor, Day’s Work of? (F. Matthews) World’s
Work, 8: 4812.
— Mendicancy Police in, Work of the. Char. II: 576.
-— Metropolitan Museum. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
80: 27,
—- — An Auxiliary for.
791 43‘-
-— -— Future of. Brush & P. 17: 27.
-— —— A New Era for. (C. De Kay) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
321 433-
267,
(F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 82:
(R. L. Dickinson) R. of Rs.
(F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
-— — Programme of.
171. .
—- — under Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke. Craftsman,
11: 156.
— Millionaires’ Hotels of. (Mary S. Warren) Chamb.
J . 82: 785.
— Moods of. (J. W. Harding) Ecl. M. 146: 95.
— Morgan Library and Art Museum [views only].
Archit. Rec. 19: 388,
— The Most Valuable Ten-acre Lot in the World.
S. Willard) Munsey, 35: 113,
-— Music in. (H. T. Finck) Indep. 60: 1472.,
—— — a Sham. (E. I. Prime-Stevenson) Indep. 60: 1467,
- National Park Bank. (M. Schuyler) Archit. Rec.
17: 318.
—The New. (R. Blackshaw) Cent. 42: 493. — (S.
Baxter) Outl. 83! 409.—(J. M. Bowles) World’s
Work, 13: 3301.
—— New Amsterdam Theater, Decoration of. (T. Wa-
ters) Everybody’s, 9: 48 5.
-— Observatory, and Nautical Museum. Science, n. s.
23: 795- '
—— Overcrowding in. Am. Arch. 90: 158.
— Pennsylvania Railroad’s Passenger Station.
Arch. 89: :75.
— Plan of, and how to improve it.
M. 36: 253.
— Park Row. (W. L. Hawley) Munsey, 29: 278.
—— Parks, Pavilions in. Archit. Rec. 17: 248.
— Playground, A, on the Lower East Side.
Brandt) Char. II: 200.
—— Police Force. (T. Roosevelt) Chamb. J . 79: 673.
(W. J.
(H. S. Gans)
(E.
Am.
(E. Flagg) Scrib.
(L.
Gaynor) No. Am. 176: 282. — Reply.
No. Am. 176: 287.
— -— Lawlessness of.
10,
——A Port of All the World. (G. B. Fife) Harper,
107: 188.
—— Post-ofl-ice; its Achievement and its Needs.
Van Norman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 380,
~—- Probation Work in. Char. 8: 77,
-— Problem of Life in. (W. Creedmoor) Munsey, 27:
634,777. .
— Provincialism of. (S. Brooks) Indep. 50: 1099,
(W. J. Gaynor) No. Am. 176:
(L. E.
453
NEW YORK
New York City, Public Bath-houses of. (R. D. Paine)
Outing, 462 558.
— Public Library. (Hamilton Bell) Booklover’s M.
7‘ 523'
— — S. P. Avery Collection of Prints and Art Books.
(F. Weitenkampf) Lib. J . 29: H7.
— — Great New Building for. (C. Smyth) Munsey,
34: 517.
—- — — Laying of Corner—stone. Lib. J . 27: 941.
— — — Model of. Archit. Rec. 12: 636.
-— — Queen’s Borough, Carnegie Library Building,
Astoria Branch. Lib. J . 30: 87.
— — Yorkville Branch Building. (A. E. Bostwick)
Lib. J. 27: 270.
— Public Library Assembly Halls.
khovitch) Char. I 5: 885.
— Public Ownership in. (E. B. Whitney) Internat. Q.
12: 1,
— Reading in, Efforts to improve the Character of.
(A. E. Bostwick) Lib. J. 28: 229,
— Recent Changes in the Elevation of Land and Sea
in the Vicinity of. (G. W. Tuttle) Am. J. Sci.
I67= 333.
(M. K. Sim-
—- Reconstructed Business House Fronts. (A. H. Tay-
lor) Archit. Rec. 152 I3.
— Reform and Social VVarfare in. (E. T. Devine) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 433.
— Reform in, by Mayor Low’s Administration.
Hodder) Everybody’s, 9: 589.
—— — Has it made Good ? (J. A. Riis) Outl. 75¢ 18.
n the Bowery. (Ernest Poole) World To-day,
(A.
8- 57.
—— — esults of. (G. Myers) Indep. 55: 2490,
— —— What it has done for the Children. Outl. 75:
201, .
— Revisited. (H. James) Harper, I12: 400, 603, 900.
— The Rialto. (C. B. Davis) Outing, 49: 19,
— Roofs of; the Top Layer of New York. (B. H.
Smith) Outl. 80: 469,
-—- St. Bartholomew’s Church, New Portals. (Russell
Stnrgis) Archit. Rec. I 51 293.——(Russell Stnrgis)
Scrib. M. 35: 253.
— St. Regis Hotel. (A. C. David) Archit. Rec. 15:
552-
— St. Thomas’s Church, Decorations by La Farge and
Saint- Gaudens. (W. Walton) Craftsman, 9:
369-
— Sanitary Problems of.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 231 311.
— Savings Banks and Trust Companies.
(N. Y.) 68: 392.
— Scenes in Lower [pictures only]. (Thornton Oakley)
Cent. 49: 222.
— School No. I ; New Citizens for the Republic.
R. Dugmore) World’s Work, 52 3323.
—School Problems of. (A. S. Williams) Ednca. R.
27: 325,
— Schools, edical Inspection in. (L. G. Chace) Char.
10: 409.
— — Mayor Low on. Ednca. R. 24: 427.
—- — Overcrowded. (C. T. Heaslip) Ednca. 272 120.
— Second Election in Greater. (E. M. Shepard) Atlan.
89: 192.
——Seeing the Real. (J. L. Ford) Cosmopol. 39: 640.
40: 218-712. 41: 334. 42: 198.
—Singer Building. (H. W. Desmond) Archit. Rec.
15: 274-
—— Skyscrapers of, shown in a Group of Etchings by
Joseph Pennell [pictures only]. Cent. 47: 77 5.
--Social Notes. (H. James) Fortn. 85: 250.=No.
Am. 182: 19, 179.
— Society, a Generation Ago. (E. Duer) Harper, I05:
109.
(E. J . Lederle) Ann. Am.
Bank. M.
(A.
NEW YORK
New York City; Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 774.
—— Southern Woman’s Impressions of. (Mrs. L. H.
Harris) Indep. 60: 425.
— Stock Exchange; “ Life on the Floor.”
Stedman) Cent. 45: I.
-— —— New Building. (I. Lee) World’s Work, 5: 2772.
—— (M. Schuyler) Archit. Rec. 12: 413.
—— — — F agade of. (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 16:
464.
—— -- — Pediment of.
381.
— Street Railway Franchises. Munic. Afl’. 6: 68.
—— Subway. (H. C. Fyfe) Engin. M. 27: 881. —- (J. T.
Hetrick) Indep. 57: 896. — (A. Kelly) Munsey, 31:
123. — (M. G. Cunnifi) World’s Work, 8: 5346,
-—- —- Building the. (A. Ruhl) Cent. 42: 894.
—— — — Difficult Engineering in. (F. W.
Cent. 42: 908,
—— — How it will affect the City’s Life and Business.
(H. Croly) R. of Rs. (N, Y.) 30: 306.
—— — in Operation. (E. Mayo) Outl. 78: 563,
—Subway Deal, The. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 24:
.1.
—- Subways of. (J . D. Warner) Indep. 58: 525.
— -— A Crisis in. (F. WV. Hinrichs) Indep. 60: 321,
—— — Shall the City own them ? (R. Fulton Cutting)
Outl. 79: 931.
—— — New. Outl. 80: 909,
—— Sunday Closing Law of. Char. I2: 9 5.
— Tenement—house Department and its Work. Char.
I0: 425.
— Tenements freed of Prostitution.
est) Char. II: 179,
—— — Rents of, Rising. (E. Poole) Indep. 56: 898.
— A 300-acre Estate in. (Helena Livingston) Ctry
Life Am. 5: 484.
— to San Francisco in 1850. Am. Hist. R. 9: 104.
— Traction Merger in. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 82:
112. — (B. S. Coler) Eel. M. 146: 1871,
— — A Colossal Fabric on Franchises. World’s Work,
12: 7561.
— Transit in. (W. W. VVheatley) World’s Work, 6:
3422. — (J . Wilcox) Indep. 55: 2283.
— Transportation Companies unite. (J . Coulter) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) 24: 37.
— Truancy Problem. (L. E. Palmer) Char. I 5: 557.
— 20th Century City. (John Corbin) Scrib. M. 33: 259.
— Upper West Side. The Rescue of a Neighborhood.
(A. P. Doyle) Outl. 70: 124.
— vs. Horgan & Slattery. Am. Arch. 90: 47.
— Washington in, In the Footsteps of. (C. M. Hem-
street) Outl. 70: 300,
—- Water Supply, Report of Commission on Additional,
1905. Technol. R. 7: 160.
—— The Whitehall. (Russell Sturgis) Archit. Rec. 14:
(E. C.
(Russell Sturgis) Scrib. M. 36:
Skinner)
(R. W. De For-
70.
— Why Municipal Reform fails in. Indep. 56: 829.
—— The World’s Financial Center. World’s Work, 4:
2040.
—- Zoiilogical Park. (H. F. Osborn) Science, n. s. 18:
218
— — Aquarium in. (H. F. Osborn) Science, n. s. 17:
265,
New York State and New England, Journey through,
in 1818. M. of Hist. 2: 14, 90.
— Bankers’ Association, 1902, Meeting at New York.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 654.
-—-- 1903, Meeting at Saratoga Springs. Bank. M,
(N. Y.) 67: 540.
- — 1904. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 691 76, I97-
- - 1905, Meeting at Thousand Islands. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 71: 227,
454
NEW ZEALAND
New York State, Bankers’ Association, 1906 Meeting.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 288.
-— Banks of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68: 256, 70: 211,
—- Canal Question. (H. White) Nation, 75: 219,
-— Census, Growth of the. (J . H. Middleton) Am.
Statis. Assoc. 9: 292.
-— Charitable Institutions. Char. I0: 608.
-- Charities, Conference of, Buffalo Meeting, 1903.
Char. 11: 270,
-- Charity Legislation of, 1905.
747-
-- Education in ; Special Features.
World’s Work, 4: 2211,
—— Educational Administration in, Proposed Unifica-
tion of. (G. H. Locke) School R. 11: 423,
—— Gorges and Waterfalls of Central. (R. S. Tarr) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 193.
— in Presidential Elections. (J . C. Rose) Nation, 79:
251,
—— Library Association, Proceedings of. Meeting at
Lake Placid, 1902. Lib. J. 27: 883.
— — at Lake Placid, 1903. Lib. J. 28: 719.
—— — Annual Meeting, 1904. Lib. J. 29: 537.
—— Library Week, 1906. Pub. Lib. 11: 520. —Lib. J .
31: 722,
—— Licensed Dispensaries in.
(H. Folks) Char. 14:
(F. Matthews)
(W. B. Buck) Char. I3:
378.
—— New Englanders in. (E. P. Powell) New Eng. M.
n. s. 28: 585.
— Physiography of. (A. P. Brigham) Science, 11. s.
21: 136,
— Probation Commission. Char. I 5: 869.
——-Revised Academic Syllabus of. (E. J. Goodwin)
Educa. R. 31: 191,
—— Scotch Colony in, 1737-63. M. of Hist. 4: 43.
—— Tarry-at-home Travels. (E. E. Hale) Outl. 82:
451
—- Topographic Survey of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 35:
44.
—— Training School for Girls. (H. Folks) Char. I2:
621.
N. Y. Butchers’ Dressed Meat Co.’s Abattoir. Am.
Arch. 89: 199.
N. Y. Central R. R. Anatomy of a Great Railroad
System. (H. T. Newcomb) Yale R. I 3: 347,
N. Y. Life Insurance Co., Perkins’s Transactions.
Sat. R. 100: 460,
N. Y. Observatory and Nautical Museum. (W. W.
Payne) Pop. Astron. I4: 349.
N. Y. Times and the Attempt to avert the Civil War.
(H. B. Dwire) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 273,
-—- Founding of the. (E. B. Wesley) Ecl. M. 146: 262,
N. Y. Water Color Club, 1st Exhibition in England.
Studio (Internat.) 26: 143,
New Zealand. (H. D. Lloyd) N at. Geog. M. 13: 352.
-- and Australia, Story of. (R. E. Desmond) Califor-
nian, I: 302.
—— and the Empire. (A. R. Atkinson) Monthly R. 8,
no. I: 24.
-—- Arbitration in. (R. J . Seddon) Indep. 56: 357,
-- Bathymetrical Survey of. (K. Lucas) Geog. J . 23:
645, 744-
— V. S. Clark’s Report on Labor Conditions in.
Tregear) Indep. 59: 688.
—- Colonizing Agency. Out West, 16: 202,
—- A Country without Strikes. (A. Henry) Westm.
159: 24.—-(W. B. Lefiingwell) World To-day, 9:
(E.
1313.
—— Direct Legislation in. (H. G. Ell) Arena, 30: 268,
—-Elections, 1903. (O. T. J. Alpers)19th Cent. 53:
849.
— Experiments in Social and Economic Legislation.
(Florence F. Kelly) Craftsman, 10: 714,
NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand, The General Election in. (New Zealand
Correspondent) National, 47: 165.
— Gold Dredging in. (H. E. Duncan) Cassier, 22: 271.
-— Government of. (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, 15:
581. 784-
—— Government Money-lending. Out West, 16: 441.
——- How it controls the Distribution of Wealth. (F lor-
ence F. Kelly) Indep. 60: 1483,
— How it is solving the Problem of Popular Govern-
ment. (E. Tregear) Arena, 32: 569.
— In the Geyser-land. (B. Grimshaw) Canad. M. 27:
232,
—- Labor Conditions in. (T. Mann) I9th Cent. 52: 393.
—- Lakes of. (K. Lucas) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 370.
— The Maoris of. (A. Inkersley) Calif. M. 5: 158.
——- Modern. (Lady Broome) Cornh. 89: 312,
— The New Order in. National, 48: 733.
— Old. (Lady Broome) Cornh. 88: 749.
Ecl. M. 1-42: 447, 679.
— Physiographic Section through. (James M. Bell)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 273,
—- Political, Social, and Religious.
Arena, 29: 397,
— Preference in. Quar. 203: 166.
— Social and Economic Experiments of. (Florence F.
Kelly) Craftsman, 10: 551,
-— Socialistic Legislation of. (L. C. Warner) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 467.
— State Insurance in.
62,
-— Subtropical. (T. Arnold) Chamb. J . 82: 241,
— Tarawera Volcanic Rift in. (J . M. Bell) Geog. J .
27: 369.
— Traveling in. (B. Grimshaw) Sund. M. 34: 840,
— Two Days in. (M. S. Reeves) Temp. Bar, 128: 739,
—— West Coast of. Macmil. 90: 358.
—— The World’s Most Advanced Government.
of Ranfurly) Cosmopol. 38: 524,
Newark, N. J . Public Library. (J . C. Dana) Pub.
89: 34.:
(J . M. Peebles)
(W. P. Reeves) No. Am. 182:
(Earl
Lib. 8: 449.
—— Circulation of Novels in. (J. C. Dana) Lib. J .
28: 61",
—- — Training Class in. (Kate L. Roberts) Pub. Lib.
11: 19,
Newbury, Eng., Battlefield of. (C. A. B. Dewar)
Longm. 421 431.
Newbury, Mass.f“Ancient Houses of. (S. H. Ferris)
New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 73.
N ewcastle-on-Tyne. St. N icholas’s Cathedral. Am.
Arch. 88: 155, 163,
Newcastle, N. S. W., as a Coal City.
Cassier, 27: 347.
Newcomb, Simon. Reminiscences. (H. H. Turner)
Science, 11. s. 22: 748.—Ath. ’04, 1: 273,
Newcomb (H. Sophie) College for Women. (M. Davies)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I72 I95.
Newcomen Engine, The. (H. Davey) Nature, 69: 67,
“Newdigates,” A Century of. (O. Rysden) Fortn.
80: 303.
Newfoundland. (P. T. McGrath) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 617.
—- -and Gloucester.
— and its Fisheries.
7: 1049.
—— Angling in. Chamb. J. 80: 751,
-— Anglo-French-American Shore. (P. T. McGrath)
No. Am. 174: 113.
--Caribou Heads of.
417.
- Central, and the Source of the Garden River.
G. Millais) Geog. J . 27: 382.
—— The Church in. Church Q. 60: 354,
— Currents around the Coast of. Nature, 70: 234.
(G. A. King)
(D. W. Prowse) Nation, 81: 358,
(D. A. Willey) \Vorld To-day,
(A. P. Silvar) Ecl. M. 146:
(J .
45"
NEWPORT
Newfoundland, Difficulty in, French Side of the. (J .
C. Bracq) No. Am. 176: 582,
— Fisherfolk of. (P. T. McGrath) Outing, 44: 306.
—— The Fisheries Agreement. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83:
O
342-
— The Fisheries Dispute. (P. T. McGrath) New Eng.
M. n. s. 33: 625. — (P. T. McGrath) No. Am. 183:
1134.— (P. T. McGrath) Macmil. n. s. I: 230.
— The Fisheries Questions ; the American View.
(W. L. Marvin) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 711.
—- ——- AStatement of Newfoundland’s Attitude. (P.
T. McGrath) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 708.
-— French Shore Question. (D. I/V. Prowse) Nation,
78¢ 349-
— Harrisse’s Discovery of. (G. P. Winship) Nation,
74= 347-
— Hopes and Trials of. (R. Bond) Indep. 541 2335.
— In the Ancient Colony. (R. Wilson) Chamb. J . 80:
230,
— Lakes in, and a Little-known Part. (J . G. Millais)
Geog. J. 22: 306.
— Journey through Northern Peninsula of.
Thomson) Geog. J . 26! 137.
— Naval Reserves of. (P. T. McGrath) Canad. M. 20:
(H. C.
531-
—— New Reciprocity Treaty with. (D. W. Prowse)
Nation, 75: 343.
——- of To-day. (D. A. I/Villey) New Eng. M. n. s. 29:
762,
— Old-time. (D. W. Prowse) Cornh. 87: 208. 8g: 539,
— Railway in. (C. M. Skinner) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
37: 658.
— Revisited. (J . Douglas) Nation, 791 95.
— Tramp on tlie Banks of. (K. Machugh) New Eng.
M. n. s. 35: 81. ‘
— Wrecks and Rescues on the Coast of.
Grath) McClure, 21: 137
Newgate [London], Old. Chamb. J . 79: 737.
— Excavations on the Site of, 1903-04. (P. Norman)
Archaeol. 59: I25.
Newgate Prison, Conn., Legends of. (G. H. Hubbard)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 17, 296. 35: 176, 488,
Newhall, William, Art Collection of. (G. F. Laking)
_ Art J. 56: 73. —(A. B. Skinner) Art J. 57: 149.
Newington, N. H., Historical Sketch of, 1713-1810,
(M. S. Dudley) N. E. Reg. 58: 247.
Newlyn, Cornish Art School at. Good Words, 46:
S34-
Newman, Francis W. (F. Gribble) Fortn. 84: 15!.
Newman, Howard. Constantine the Great ; a tragedy.
Liv. Age, 251: 694,
Newman, John Henry.
Month, 101: 1-337.
—— and Carlyle; an Unrecognized Aflinity.
Fletcher) Atlan. 95: 669.
- and Creative Theology. Dub. R. 138: 233.
— and Littlemore. (Wilfred Wilberforce) Cath. World,
83= 577.
— and the New Generation. (W. S. Lilly) Fortn. 82:
211.=Ec1. M. 143: 683.-_'Liv. Age, 422: 705.
— and the Oxford Movement. (N. W. Helm) Meth.
(P. T. Mc-
(W. Barry) Ath. ’04, I: 777.-
(J. B.
R. 64: 933.
— and Thomas Arnold. Month. 99: I7.
— New Light on. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 365.
— Recollections of. (Sir R. Blennerhassett) Cornh.
84: 615.=Ecl. M. I381 229-
Newmann, Mrs. Philip, Jewelry of. M. of Art, 26:
46):
Newport, R. I. (C. Harwood) Critic, 492 27.
-— Apology for. (H. Lamont) Nation, 75: 220.
—- Houses in. Archit. Rec. 17! 5°:
— Life at. (Mary Manners) Evérybody’s, 7: 486,
—- One View of. (W. F. Dix) Indep. 551 I314.
NEWPORT
Newport, R. I., The Other Half at. (H. E. Thomas)
Char. I2: 565.
-—- The Sense of. (H. James) Harper, I13: 343,
-— U. S. Naval Torpedo Station. (G. Herreshoif) New
Eng. M. n. s. 26: 167,
Newport Set, The. Indep. 54: 2515,
Newsam, A., Lithographic Portraits by.
Stauifer) Pennsyl. M. 26: 382,
Newsboy Law in New York and Newark. (J . K.
Paulding) Char. 14: 836.
Newsboy Ordinance in Newark. (J . K. Paulding)
Char. 12: 959.
Newsboy Wanderers are Tramps in the Making.
(Ernest Poole) Char. 10: 160,
Newsboys, Ethics of. (A. Saxby) Westm. 158: 575.
— of the Second Cities. Char. 10: 368,
Newsboys’ Labor Union and what it thinks of a Col-
lege Education. (R. W. Bruere) Outl. 84: 878.
Newspaper, The. Macmil. 87: 429. =Ecl. M. 141:
254.-"ILiv. Age, 239: 754.
-— The American. Bookman, 19: 24-558. 20: 120, 310.
—— as a Judiciary. (S. Gilbert) Am. J . Sociol. 12: 289.
— Bringing out a, in Paris. (P. P. Sheehan) Union
Univ. Q. 2: 190,
—— Daily, Problem of the.
5: 228.
—— Elizabethan. (F. E. Schelling) Bk. News, 23: 843,
— Making of the ‘Modern. (Alfred C. IV. Harms-
worth) VVorld To-day, 9: 1279,
— Mission of the. (W. W. Young) Wis. Alum. M. 7:
418. '
— Policy of the. (R. W. Kemp) Bookman, 20: 310,
—— a Preusa, of Buenos Ayres. (B. Meiklejohn)
World’s Work, 3: 1708,
Newspaper Art. (G. E. Clark) Brush & P. 10: 65.
Newspaper Criticisms of Public Men. (D. Mowry)
Arena, 28: 238.
Newspaper Editorial Writers, Six Great. (F. Putnam)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 607.
Newspaper Extracts; Realistic Peeps into the Past.
(A. Fea) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 117,
Newspaper Humor. (W. D. Nesbit) Indep. 54: 804,
Newspaper Index of the California State Library.
(M. E. Garoutte) Lib. J . 28: 666,
Newspaper Industry, The. (B. Fisher) Atlan. 89: 745,
Newspaper Poet; his Trade. (W. D. Nesbit) Indep.
55: 2269,
Newspaper Press, The.
‘ M, 13: 22,
Newspaper Satire during the American Revolution.
(F. A. Ogg) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 366.
Newspaper Syndicates, How Work is done by. Book-
lover’s M. 3: 789.
Newspaper Woman, Confessions of a. (H. M. Wins-
low) Atlan. 95: 206.
Newspapers and the Insurance Companies. (H. La-
mont) Nation, 81: 354.
—-and Science. (G. N. Stewart and C. C. Guthrie)
Science, 11. s. 21: 667.
—— Attacking the. (F. M. Colby) Bookman, 15: 534,
—- Chromatic. (J. A. Macy) Bookman, 24: 127,
-—- Comic Supplements and their Makers. (R. L. Mc-
Cardell) Everybody’s, I2: 763,
— The Correspondence Column. Acad. 63: 217,
—— Dark Side of. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 96: 165,
-—- Great, of the U. S. (H. Hapgood and A. B. Mau-
rice) Bookman, 14: 567. 15: 26, 149.324.
—- How they annihilate Time. (P. Walton) Munsey,
: 66,
—- II3l13Si'llI1g to get Pictures for. (E. J. Wheelock)
Booklover’s M. 5: 87
-— Influence on Criminal
Bag, 17: 223.
(D. McN.
(M. M. Snell) Conserv. R.
(S. W. McCall) Harv. Grad.
Trials. (C. B. Smith) Green
456
NICHOLAS
Newspapers, Penny. (M. W. Ovington) Outl. 76: 280.
—- Responsibility for Lawlessness. Nation, 77: 151.
— Unreliability of. (E. Bok) World’s Work, 7: 4567.
Newton, Mass. (J. W. Weeks) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20:
209.
Newton Hall. (F. Harrison) 19th Cent. 51: 817,
Newton’s Colors, Method of demonstrating, by trans-
mitted Light. (H. N. Davis) Am. J . Sci. 165: 224.
Next Corner; a story. (G. W. Carryl) Munsey, 26:
627,
Nez Percé Campaign, Incident of.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 36: 360.
Niagara. (Eugene Wood) McClure, 27: 475.
Niagara; a poem. (Florence Wilkinson) Outl. 82:
432-
(H. J. Davis) J.
Niagara Domes of Northern Indiana. (E. M. Kindle)
Am. J. Sci. 165: 459.
Niagara Falls and the Nation. Outl. 82: 828,
— Argument for preserving. Outl. 83: 106.
— Canadian Electric Power Stations at. (Orrin E.
Dunlap) Nature, 73: 161. —Engin. M. 28: 727,
— Destruction of. (A. D. Adams) Cassier, 27: 413.
—- Electrically Utilized Power at. Science, n. s. 17:
236.
—- from the Economic Standpoint. (H. W. Buck)
Outl. 83: 133.
—— Geological History of.
Q. 11: 248,
-—- How they are harnessed.
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 58.
-— How to protect. (C. M. Dow) Outl. 82: 179,
— in WVinter. (O. E. Dunlap) Booklover’s M. 2: 645.
—International Aid for. (R. S. Lanier) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 33: 432.
— Power from. (P. P. Barton) Cassier, 21: 179.
-— — Recent Developments. (H. VV. Buck) Cassier,
25: 103,
— — Utilization of. (H. W. Buck) Am. Arch. 85: 93.
—— Preservation of. Outl. 81: 696.
-—Shall Niagara be saved ? (F. Strother) World’s
I/Vork, I2: 7524.
-—- under the Yoke.
(Warren Upham) Internat.
(T. A. De VVeese) R. of
(J . M. Oxley) World To-day, 8:
298.
Niagara Falls City, N. Y. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 129,
Niagara Limestones of Hamilton County, Ind. (E.
M. Kindle) Am. J. Sci. 164: 221.
Niagara Rapids, Utilizing the Power of. (A. D.
Adams) Engin. M. 29: 381,
Nibelungenlied, The. (H. H. Fick) Educa. 25: 90,
164.
-— Ethics and the. (C. H. Meltza) Craftsman, 11: 3,
Nicaragua. (W. L. Merry) Calif. M. 1: 349.
— The Country and the People.
Outl. 70: 1015.
-— W. Walker and the Steamship Corporation in.
(W. O. Scroggs) Am. H1st. R. 10: 702,
Nicaragua Canal and Prince Louis Napoleon. (S. Y.
Stevenson) Cent. 42: 391. —- (R. H. McDonald, jr.)
Calif. M. 3: 716,
-— History and Technique.
1: 618,
Nice. France, The Native Population of.
W. Barbour) Calif. M. 2: 3.
Nicene Creed and Canons, Turner’s Edition of. Church
Q, 60: 131,
Nichol, John P. Nature, 68: 623,
Nicholas I., Czar, and the Holy See, 1825-55.
Shahan) Am. Cath. Q. 30: 720,
— A Forgotten Chapter in Anglo-Russian Relations.
(S. Tatistcheff) National, 39: 564.
Nicholas II.. Czar. Quar. 200: 180, =Ecl. M. 143:
421. = Liv. Age, 242: 513. -—- (A. White) Every-
body’s, 10: 293. — (E. A. Start) Chant. 37: 361.
(T. R. Dawley, jr.)
(W. L. Merry) Calif. M.
(Fannie C.
(T. J.
NICHOLAS
Nicholas II., Czar. A Character Sketch. Fortn. 81:
363-
— his Ministers and his Manifesto.
Fortn. 79: 971.
— Human Side of the Czar.
50: 845.
—-— Joubert’s Truth about.
tion, 82: 267.
—Manifesto of, I903. (E. J. Dillon) Contemp. 83:
59o.=Ecl. M. 141: 52. ILiv. Age, 237: 394.
— Personality of. World’s Work, 8: 5414.
— The Real. (W. T. Stead) World To-day, I0: 50.
—— Simple Life of. (F. Morris) Cosmopol. 335 483.
Nicholas, John, Composer of the California “ Oh Su—
sanna.” (C. F. Lummis) Out West, 21: 272.
Nicholites, Taking over of, by the Friends. (H. D.
Craner) Pennsyl. M. 27: 76.
Nichols, Wm. Ripley, Prof., with portrait. T echnol.
R. 1: 289,
Nicholson, Sir Charles.
Nicholson, James, Letter of, 1803.
(R. E. C. Long)
(A. K. Coudert) Cent.
(Isabel F. Hapgood) Na-
Geog. J . 22: 706,
Am. Hist. R. 8:
511,
Nicholson, John. Un. Serv. M. 26: 483.
Nicholson, William. Portraits of Roosevelt, Duse,
and Chamberlain. Lamp, 26: 156, .
Nickel-steel Alloys. (R. H. Thurston) Science, n. s.
17: 674.
Nicodé, Jean Louis. (A. E. Keeton) Contemp. 85:
863.:Liv. Age, 242: 182. '
Nicolas of Cusa, Cardinal and Reformer. Church Q.
62: 120,
Nicole, Jules. Mélanges Nicole. Ath. ’o6, 1: 232,
Niece Diana. (M. Ward) Sund. M. 32: 384-746.
Niehaus, C. H., American Sculptor. Studio (Internat.)
29: 104,
Niemann, August. Der Weltkrieg Deutsche Traume.
(R. B. Marston) Monthly R. 16, no. 3: 39.
Niemcewicz, Julius Ursin ; Visit to Mount Vernon a
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Nietzsche, Friedrich, and French Music. (J . F. Run-
ciman) Sat. R. I01: 265.
—-— and G. Brandes, Correspondence between.
tional, 45: supp. after p. 936.
— and Guyau, Marie Jean, Ethics of.
Internat. J . Ethics, 13: 13.
—-— and the “Will to Power.” No. Am. 179: 842.
-— Dawn of Day. Ath. ’o3, 1: 298.
—-— Keynote of his Work. (J . Goldstein) Mind, 27: 216,
—-— on Translation. (F. C. S. Schiller) Nation, 82: 343.
-— Philosophy of. (F. Thilly) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 707.
—Studies of. (M. D. Petre) Cath. \Vorld, 82: 317,
516. 610- 83= 159.345-
—- ‘Works in English. (H. P. Williams) Nation, 82:
I57. —— (T. Common) Nation, 82: 259,
Na-
(A. Fouillé e)
Niger Delta, West African Trading Station in. (J .
W. Davies) Lippinc. 71: 226,
Nigeria. (Lady Lugard) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 370,
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—— British, Acquisition of. National, 42: 783,
—— Fulani Emirates of Northern. (J. A. Burton)
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— British Work in. (W. F. W. Carstairs) Canad. M.
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— Journeys in Northern.
368.
-— Northern. (F. D. Lugard) Geog. J . 23: 1, _ Asia,
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—- — English Province of. Nat. Geog. M. 15: 433,
— The Story of. National, 42: 607,
—- White Man in, Hazzledine’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 582,
(Hans Vischer) Geog. J . 28:
457
NILES
Night, The Humbling. (G. A. B. Dewar) Sat. R. 102:
771.
“ Night and the Curtains Drawn.” (J. M. F orman)
McClure, 28: 57.
Night between Saints and Souls.
Bar, 126: 725,
Night in Old Spain, A; Englished by Beatrice Hast-
ings. Overland, n. s. 46: 376. '
Night of Santa Marta. (Grace Cath) Overland, n. s.
44= 613-
Night of Wonders, The.
man, 22: 318.
Night Out, A. (F. H. Smith) Scrib. M. 34: 307.
Night with the Mouse’s Brother. (E. Taylor) Atlan.
89: 671.
Night with N ature, A. (Adele M. Shaw) Lippinc. 78;
(E. McOwan) Temp.
(Maude B. Dutton) Book-
334-
Night with Whispering Smith, A; a story. (F. H.
Spearman) McClure, I9: 84. Ildler, 21: 311,
Night Scenes in a City. (A. Fullerton) Canad. M. 24:
19,
Nightingale’s Song, The. (L. Eglinton) Atlan. 89: 813,
Nightjar Bird, In the Haunts of the. (T. Edwardes)
Idler, 29: 335.
Nightman’s Story. (F. H. Spearman) New Eng. M.
II. S. 29: 740.
Night’s Adventure, A. (R. E. Vernede) Macmil. n. s.
I: 881.: Liv. Age, 251: 400.
Night’s Lodging, A. (A. Colton) Atlan. 90: I95.
Night’-s Lodging, A ; a drama. (Maxim Gorky) Poet-
Lore, I6, no. 41 I.
Nights at Play. (H. G. D. Latham) Cornh. 86: 673.
IEcl. M. 140: 160,
Nihancan, the White Man.
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Nihilisn1. (Alexei) Monthly R. 18, no. 2: 59.
Nikisch, Arthur, and Harold Bauer. (J . F. Runci-
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Nile, The, and its Basin, Dimensions of.
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— and its Valley, History of.
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2861. —(F. Fayant) Idler, 22: 2 57,
— Barrages of the. (C. Hamilton) Chamb. J . 80: 53,
— — Completion of. (J. Ward) Cassier, 23: 549.
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— Chaillé-Long’s Work on, with map. Am. Geog.
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—Fens of. (D. G. Hogarth) Cornh. 89: 343.IEcI.
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(C. S. Wake) Am. Antiq.
(H. G.
(IV. F. Hume) Geog. J .
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——-On the. (G. S. H. and R. de P. Tytus) Harper,
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— Source of, Quest for, H. Johnston on. Ath. ’o4, 1:
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——White; Liddell’s Journeys. Geog. J. 24: 651,
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Nile Reservoir, The New. (F. C. Penfield) No. Am.
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Nile Valley, Meteorology of the. Nature, 75: 17,
Niles, Nathaniel. (Nathan N. Withington) New Eng.
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NILES
Niles, William Harmon, with portrait. (G. H. Barton)
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Ninde, W. X., Bishop. (C.M. Stuart) Meth. R. 13: 9.
Nine Lives of Katrine, The. (Juliet W. Tompkins)
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Nine Penguin’s Eggs.
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Nine Points of the Law ; a story.
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1901, Commercial History of. J . Statis. Soc. 65: 127.
1902, Commercial History and Review of. J . Statis.
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—- The Year in Trade and Finance. (F. D. Root) Indep.
54: 3°59-
I903, Commercial History and Review of. J . Statis.
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— World’s Prosperity in.
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(A. M. Cleaveland)
(W. G. L. Taylor) J . Pol.
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— The Year in Trade and Finance. (F. D. Root) In-
dep. 55: 3026.
I904, Commercial History and Review of. J . Statis.
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—— The New Year. Spec. 92: 4.
— the Year in Finance and Trade.
57= 1419.
1905 ; a Glance at the Ending Year.
VVorld’s Work, II: 7003,
(F. D. Root) Indep.
(W. H. Page)
— 1605, 1705, 1805 ; Three Scientific Centenaries. J .
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—— The Year in Finance and Trade. (F. D. Root)
Indep- 59: I439-
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Nineteenth Century; a Century of Ugliness. (E.
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— History of. (P. Ashley) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 20:
133-
— — Importance of. (G. Prothero) Roy. Hist. Soc.
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— Main Currents of Thought in.
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Ninfa in the Pontine,Marshes. Am. Arch. 88: 30.
Ninian, St., The Rood of. Month, 103: 294.
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54.
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712,
-—-Mycensean Palace at. (C. S. Fisher) Am. J. Ar-
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Archaeol. n. s. 9: 7.—(J. P. Peters) Am. J. Ar-
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—— —— not Mycenaean but Hellenistic.
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Nisibis, The School of. (F. X. E. Albert) Cath. Univ.
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“Nisi Serenas.” (H. G. D. Latham) Cornh. 87: 765,
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(A. Marquand)
458
NOMENCLATURE
Nitric Acid, Titrimetric Estimation of. (I. K. Phelps)
Am. J. Sci. 164: 440.
Nitrites, Determination of, in Absence of Air. (I. K.
Phelps) Am. J . Sci. 1571 193.
N itro-cellulose, Stability Tests for. (A. P. Sy) J .
Frankl. Inst. I55: 161.
Nitrogen, Absorption of, by Human Beings from the
Atmosphere. (A. E. Gibson) Science, in. s. 22: 403.
— Atmospheric, for Fertilizing Purposes. (J . F. Crow-
ell) Science, n. s. 19: 197.
—— The Fixation of. Chemistry and the World’s
Food. (R. K. Duncan) Harper, I12: 720, —(T. C.
Martin) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 338.
— Inoculating the Ground with. (C. H. Grosvenor)
Cent. 46: 831.
— Source of, in Forest Soil. (R. G. Zon) Pop. Sci. Mo.
62: 436.
Nixie of the Neighborhood.
791 341-
Nixon, Lewis. (C. C. Wells) Cosmopol. 35: 589.
— VVho is Nixon ? (F. Matthews) lVorld’s Work, 3:
1998-
No Conspiracy. (Constance Cotterell) Good Words,
46: 464.
N o Respecter of Persons. (F. H. Smith) Cosmopol. 33:
62, 203,
Nobel Prizes, The. (J . Lund) Open Court, 20: 168. —
(V. Thompson) Cosmopol. 41: 468,- Spec, 89: 934,
—— and their Founder. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 41.
— Recipients of, I903. (F. Passy) Indep. 55: 554.
Nobility ; the British Fairyland. Spec. 95: 1028.
— in New York, F oreign. (F. Cunlifie-Owen) Mun-
sey, 30: 503.
Noble, Captain William. Knowl. 27: 184,
“Noble” Author up to Date, The. (J . M. Bullock)
Lamp. 29= 593-
Noblesse Oblige; a story. (E. A. Stout) Good Words,
46: 280,
“ Noblesse Oblige ; ” a story. (J . R. Hoyt) Munsey,
30: 287,
Nobodies, The ; a Sea-faring Family. (T. R. R. Steb-
bing) Knowl. 25: 37—185. 26: 14, 145,
Nobody’s Arthur; a story. (L. Bowman) Outl. 83:
,-
(A. M. Daulton) Outl.
N oche Buena, La; Christmas Time in Mexico. (A.
Mathew) Overland, n. s. 42: 476,
Nocquet, Paul, Artist. (A. P. Hosford) Brush & P. I 7:
I33-
Nocturne, A. (M. Diver) Sund. M. 34: 5 37,
Nocturne, A. (K. M. Roof) Craftsman, 10: 310,
N061. (J . Kingstead) Chamb. J . 83: 801.
N ogi, General, the Japanese Hero of Port Arthur, with
portrait. (Shiba Shiro) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 446.
Noise, An Efiort to suppress. (Mrs. Isaac L. Rice)
Forum, 37: 552.
Nola, Feast of the Lilies at.
World To-day, I0: 184,
Nolan, Philip. Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 7: 308.
Nolhac, Pierre de. Critic, 42: 30,
Nolo Contendere. (G. W. Gunn) New Eng. M. n. s.
343 724-
Nome, Alaska; a Day’s Journey on the Wild Goose
(W. G. F itz-Gerald)
Railway. (Josephine V. Scroggs) Overland, n. s.
39: 908.
-— Development of. (A. H. Dunham) Cosmopol. 38:
46 5, 860,
— Fourth of July at.
land, n. s. 40: 59.
-—— Gold Sands of. (A. L. Queneau) Engin. M. 23: 497.
Nomen Tetragrammaton in Genesis 4: I. (A. Aman-
dolini) Dub. R. 132: 336.
Nomenclature, Scientific. (F. W. Very) Science, 11. s.
15: 472. — (L. F. Ward) Science, 11. s. 21: 110,
(Josephine V. Scroggs) Over-
' Nomes, Three North Delta.
NOMENCLATURE
Nomenclature; Types and Synonyms. (O. F. Cook)
Science, 11. s. 15: 646.
(D. G. Hogarth) J . Hel.
Stud. 24: I.
Nominations, Direct. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 75: 85.
Non-combatants ; a story. (R. W. Chambers) Harper,
10g: 831.
N onconformist Schoolmasters, Unlicensed, 1662 and
onwards. (F. Watson) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 286.
Nonconformist Uprising in 1903. (J . G. Rogers) 19th
Cent. 54: 677.
Nonconformity in England, Renascence of. (W. T.
Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 705.
Nonconformity, Tendencies of Modern. Church Q.
543 99-
N on-jurors. (A. Birrell) Ecl. M. 140: 352. =Liv. Age,
236: 311,
— Overton on the.
Non-partisan in Politics, The.
551 1963-
Nonsense Names in Natural History.
Lippinc. 75: 617.
Nora Wilding ; a story. (J . Stafford) Gent. M. n. s. 69:
Ath. ’o3, 1: 329.
(S. M. Jones) Indep.
(C. C. Abbott)
1 10',
Nore,,MuJtiny at the, French Share in. (W. L. Clowes)
Cornh. 86: 38,
Norfolk, England, Churches of. (J . C. Cox) Ath. ’o4,
1: 472.
—— The Earldom of. Sat. R. 102: 666.
-— Old Inns of. (G. A. B. Dewar) Macmil. n. s. 1: 383.
— Training Station at. (A. C. Dillingham) Army &
Navy Life, 8, no. 9: 6o,
—Waters of. (W. J. Batchelder) Temp. Bar, 130:
579-
Norfolk Commission and after. Un. Serv. M. 29: 355.
Normal College for the Blind.
Sund. M. 34: 355.
Normal School, Passing away of the. (J . W. Aber-
nethy) Educa. 23: 325.—- (W. G. Chambers) Educa.
23: 483.
Normal School Course of Study.
Educa. 23: 141.
Normal Schools, especially in Massachusetts.
Stanley Hall) Pedagog. Sem. 9: 180. '
(G. Compayré)
(B. Heron-Maxwell)
(W. G. Chambers)
(G.
—— in France, Reform of Elementary.
Educa. R. 32: 357.
—— Library Training in. (A. V. Milner) Pub. Lib. 8: 95.
—— Phases of Internal Organization of. (R. N. Roork)
Pedagog. Sem. 3: 221.
— Professional Work in. (W. C. Ruediger) Educa. 27:
174.
—- What shall they be ? (J . Ogden) Educa. 22: 292,
Norman, Sir Henry W. (T. H. Holdich) Geog. J . 24:
685. —(G. Wallop) Macmil. 91: 175,
Norman Castles, Early, of England. (E. S. Armitage)
Eng. Hist. R. 19: 209, 417.
Norman Comedy at Venice. (G. B. Fife) Harper, 111:
*8
7 .
Normaan Crypt, A Pure. (J . C. Wall) Reliquary, 46:
145-
Normandy, Angevin Administration of. (F. M. Po-
wicke) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 625,
—- A Corner of. (Mary K. Waddington) Scrib. M. 39:
O.
— Farm and Village Buildings in. (F. C. Brown)
Archit. R. 10: 13.
—- Motor Trip through. (K. La Shelle) Booklover’s
M. 6: 211,
— Ramble in. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 72: 57,
—Tramping through. (A. F. Sanborn) Booklover’s
M, 4: 201,
(R. Parsons) Am.
Normans, Commencements of the.
Cath. Q. 27: 32.
459
NORTH
Norrie, A. Lanfear, Residence of. Archit. Rec. 14:
453-
Norris, Frank. (H. Garland) Critic, 42: 216, —With
portrait. (P. Millard) Out West, 18: 49. —(H.
M. VV right) Calif. Univ. Chron. 5: 240. — (H. M.
Stephens) Calif. Univ. Chron. 51 3?-4. — (W. D.
Howells) N 0. Am. 175: 769. -—— (M. B. Levick)
Overland, n. s. 45: 504,
-— The Pit. (A. S. van Westrum) Lamp, 26: 54,
Norris, Isaac. Journal in 1745. Pennsyl. M. 27: 20,
Norris, Sir John, Letter of, 1585. (R. Poole) Eng.
Hist. R. 18: 317.
Norse Types of Beauty, Some. (H. H. Boyesen, 2d)
Cosmopol. 37: 179.
North, Edward, North’s Memoir of. (J . H. McDan-
iels) Nation, 81: 427.
North, Frederic, Lord, the Prime Minister; a Per-
sonal Memoir. (Lord North) No. Am. 176: 778,
260,
North, and South (U. S.) ; the Difference.
Harris) Indep. 58: 1348,
—— The New. (H. \V. Mabie) So. Atlan. Q. 4: 109,
— Spirit of the. (R. Dunn) Outing, 45: 313.
North of Fifty-three; a story. (R. E. Beach) Mc-
Clure, 23: 88,
North Adams, Mass. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16: 625,
North America, Archaeology of, Some Problems in.
(F. Boas) Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 1,
— Achenwall’s Observations on, in 1767, tr. by J. G.
Rosengarten. Pennsyl. M. 27: 1,
— The Fight for. (A. G. Bradley) Canad. M. 22: 264,
— Lee’s History of. Nation, 79: 79.
-—— Political Cleavage of. (G. W. Ross) Univ. of Chic.
Rec. 8: 224.
North American Ethnographical Material in Italian
Collections. (D. I. Bushnell, jr.) Am. Anthropol.
91 243-
North Carolina, Country Life in.
Overland, n. s. 48: 489,
— Country of the Tar-maker.
576-
- Education in; reclaiming a Commonwealth. (C.
A. Herrick) Outl. 74: 455.
— History of, Revival of Interest in.
So. Atlan. Q. 3: 370.
— in the Revolution. (W. E. Dodd) So. Atlan. Q. 1:
156.—(Sal1ie J. Davis) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 314, 3:
27. I54-
— Internal Improvements in, previous to 1860,
Weaver) J. H. Univ. Stud. 21: 113.
— Library Association, 2d Annual Meeting, 1906. Pub.
Lib. 11: 327.
— New Industries in.
(hIrs. L. H.
(Mary H. Ford)
(C. Johnson) Outl. 75:
(J . S. Bassett)
(G. C.
(T. A. Smoot) So. Atlan. Q. 4:
325-
—— Rural School Libraries in. (C. H. Poe) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 338.
-— State Ownership in.
Work, 13: 8333-
— State Rights and Political Parties in 1776-1861.
(H. McG. Wagstaif) J . H. Univ. Stud. 24: 447.
North Country of California. (Nellie Rickey) Over-
land, 11. s. 46: 45.
North Dakota, Builders of.
667.
—- Library Assoc., Meeting, Jan. 1906. Pub. Lib. 11:
153. —Lib. J. 31:83.
— University of, Credit for Quality at.
nedy) Educa. R. 322 525.
North Pole, Finding the Way to the. Ecl. M. 138: 31,
—- For the Conquest of. (P. T. McGrath) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 32: 43.
— Indications of Land near. (R. A. Harris) Nat. Geog.
(T. B. Womack) World’s
(R. D. Paine) Outing, 47:
(Joseph Ken-

M. 15: 255.
NORTH
North Pole, A New Way to reach the. (A. N. McGray)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 493. ‘
— Physiographic Improbability of Land at. (J . W.
Spencer) Am. J. Sci. 169: 333.
-— The Race for the. Liv. Age, 251: 748.
—— Towards the. Ecl. M. 139: 803. = Liv. Age, 235:
308, '
-— Ways to, by Recent Explorers. (A. N. McGray)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 138,
See Arctic.
North Sea, A Drama of the.
— England’s Position in the.
79= 489-
North Sea Commission, Verdict of the. (R. Ogden)
Nation, 80: 168, '
North Sea Smack, On a.
Chamb. J . 80: 780,
(T. B. Moody) Fortn.
(J. B. Connolly) Scrib. M.
31: 513.
North Sleswic Question, The. (L. Warming) Am. J .
Sociol. 81 239.
Northampton, England, Church of All Saints, Ser-
jeantson’s History of. Ath. ’02, 2: 178.—(J. S.
Shephard) Month, 100: 58,
— Church of St. Peter, Serjeantson’s History of. Ath.
’o4, 2: 584.
Northampton, Mass., Academy of Music. (A. P. Den-
nis) Indep. 58: 1343.
Northamptonshire, Hidation of, in 1086. (F. Baring)
Eng. Hist. R. 17: 76, 470. '
Northborough, Mass. (M. E. D. White) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 721.
Northbrook, Thomas George Baring, Lord. Geog. J .
25: 100,
Northeast Passage, The. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38:
“ Northern Lights; ” a Class of Clergymen. Chamb.
J , 83: 17,
Northern Question, The, in 1716-18, (J, F, Chance)
Eng. Hist. R.18: 676, 19: 55, 20: 33. 21: 460,
Northern Securities Case. (J . M. Garner) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 125,
—— and the Sherman Anti-trust Act. (C. C. Langdell)
Harv. Law R. I52 539. —(R. L. Cutting) No. Am.
174: 528.
-—— Anti-trust Remedies and the. (E. B. Whitney)
Yale R. 13: 3.
— Conflicting Opinions in the. (B. Wyman) Green
Bag, 16: 298,
-— Decision in the. (A. D. Noyes) 78: 2o4.—(C. F.
Randolph) No. Am. 176: 846. —(B. Wyman)
Green Bag, 16: 258,
— The Hearing. Nation, 77: 499.
-— The Merger Tangle. (F. Parsons) Arena, 31: 588,
-—Railway Rates and the Merger Decision. (C. A.
Prouty) No. Am. 178: 829,
— The Supreme Court in the. (VV. S. Logan) Arena,
31: 472.
Northrup, Geo. Washington, with portrait. Univ. of
Chic. Rec. 6: 249.
Northumberland, England. Quar. 205: 103,
— and some Artists. (Rudolf Dircks) Art J . 56: 305,
Northwest, Americanism of the Last West. (D. H.
Brock) Outing. 47 : 593-
—- and the Great Lakes Region, Fountain on. Spec.
9% 845-
— Archaeological Discoveries in, Recent. (H. I. Smith)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 281,
-— Coast Cities of. World’s Work, 10: 6491.
— The Great. (R. S. Baker) Cent. 43: 647, -(C_
Northrop) World To-day, 10: 72,
-—— The Inland Empire. (W. H. Kirkbridge) World’s
Work, I0: 6511,
— the Land and the People. (W. H. Page) World’s
Work,'10: 6459. .
460
NORWEGIAN
Northwest, Migration to, New Tide of.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 708.
—- Political Movements in the.
Rs. (N. Y.) 311 337.
— Sources of History of. (Joseph Schafer) Lib. J . 30:
790.
(C. Hamlin)
(C. B. Cheney) R. of
— What it is. (J . Blethen) World’s Work, 10: 6474,
——Where rolls the Oregon. (H. Lloyd) Outing, 47:
579
Northwest Boundary. (B. Willis) World’s Work, 4:
2 326,
Northiivest Mail, The. (R. A. Haste) World To-day,
8: 415.
Northwest Mounted Police of Canada. (G. E. VVills)
Booklover’s M. 7: 100. — (A. Fullerton) VVorld
To-day, 9: 725.—-— (A. C. Laut) Idler, 24: 19,
See Canadian Northwest.
Northwest Pacific Coast, Abrasions on the. (G. David-
son) Californian, 2: 165,
Northwest Passage, Amundsen’s. Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 38: 27.
— and the Circnmnavigation of America.
Stone) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 143.
— Making the. (C. C. Adams) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33:
81,
Northwest Territory, Maps of the. (J . A. Lapham)
Am. Antiq. 27: 121,
Norton, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah. (A. Beaver) Longm.
451 7°-
Norton, Charles Eliot.
Norwalk, Connecticut.
26: 588.
— Tryon’s Invasion of, Conflicting Accounts of. (Jona-
than Trumbull) M. of Hist. 32 13.
Norway and Sweden. Outl. 80: 413.-—Indep. R. 6,
no. 3: 77.-—Quar. 203: 262,
— — Comparison of. Nat. Geog. M..I6: 429.
—— — Rupture between. (H. S. Karr) I9th Cent. 582
539.—— (J. Moritzen) Forum, 37: 141,
-—— —— Why at Odds. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 208.
—— The Case of. (P. Groth) Nation, 81: 92. .
— Church of, Recent Theological Controversy in. (J .
Beveridge) Crit. R. 13: 304,
— Crisis in. (H. L. Braekstad and K. Staaff) N 0. Am.
181: 281,
— Farm in, Notes on a. Chamb. J. 83: 356.
— Fiords of. (A. S. Bolles) Booklover’s M. 5: 655. —-
(A. P. Brigham) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 337.
— Moose-hunting in. (H. Seton-Karr) Pall Mall M.
26: 369.
— New Career of. Liv. Age, 246: 128,
— New-Norse Movement in. (Mabel Leland) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 206,
—— Past and Future of. (I. K. Boyesen) World To-day,
9: 829.
— Plébiscite in.
— Quaint Timber Churches in.
Archit. Rec. 20: 93.
—— The Scandinavian Rupture.
(A. J.
(E. W. Noxon) Critic, 42: 124,
(A. Scott) New Eng. M. n. s.
(C. Thomas) Nation, 812 I6I.
(Olaf Z. Cervin)
(Observer) National,
-1
45: . .
—- Sinclair Expedition to. (J . S. Shepard) Month, 100:
403.
—— Theological Thought in. (J . Beveridge) Crit. R. 13:
99-
—— Through, by Yacht and Stoljaerres. (J . Shayler)
Gent. M. n. s. 73: 385,
— Why it has separated from Sweden.
(N. Y.) 32: 65.
-— Why it is not a Republic.
dep, 61: 1538.
— Wooden Wings of. (A. B. Wilse) Munsey, 28: 353.
Norwegian Hand-mangles. (R. Quick) Reliquary, 44:
113,
R. of Rs.
(Theodore Stanton) In-
‘-— Topography and Epigraphy of.
NORWEGIANS
Norwegians and the Old Testament.
Crit. R. 13: 490.
Norwich, Conn., Inscriptions from Gravestones in
Christ Church. (G. S. Porter) N. E. Reg. 60: 16,
— Municipal Ownership as tried in. (M. E. Jensen)
New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 338.
Norwich, Eng., City Records.
n. s. 42: 144.
Nostalgia. (G. Deledda) Fortn. 83: 963. 84: 173-1127,
Not according to the Code; a Tale of the Southwest.
(T. H. Wilson) Cent. 46: 624,
Not among the Immortals. (Ellen A. Smith) Longm.
46: 165.
Not told in History.
44= 609- .
Not without Witness; a Christmas story.
Wright) Overland, n. s. 42: 521.-
Note, The; a story. (Margaret Deland) Harper, 1071
(J . Beveridge)
(Canon Raven) Antiq.
(Mabel P. Pitts) Overland, n. s.
(H. E.
497-
Note Circulation, The Provincial. Bank. M. (Lond.)
78= 313- >
Note of Spring; a story. (E. B. Summers) Canad. M.
22: 126,
Note-taking as a Habit. Sat. R. 97: 139.
Notes by the Way. Chamb. J . 80: 502,
Notre Dame de Fourviere. (E. Leahy) Am. Cath. Q.
31. .
~ 343-
Notre Dame of Brou. (E. C. Vansittart) Antiq. n. s.,
4H 293. 372-
Nott, Eliphalet, Memorial of, Union College, with por-
trait. Union Univ. Q. I: 121,
Nottingham, A Quaint Corner in.
n. s. 41: 332.
Nottinghamshire, South, Churches in. (J. C. Cox)
Ath. ’o4, 2: 88, 151, 249,
Nourse, Elizabeth, Artist. (Anna S. Schmidt) Studio
(Internat.) 27: 247,
Nova Isaura, Early Christian Art of. (W. M. Ram-
say) Ath. ’04, 2: 119.
(G. Fellows) Antiq.
(W. M. Ramsay)
J. Hel. Stud. 25: 163,
Nova Scotia. (A. MacMechan) Canad. M. 25: 163,
—— and Imperialism. (F. B. Crofton) Canad. M. 27: I9,
-— and New England, during the Revolution. (E. P.
Weaver) Am. Hist. R. 10: 52.
-—- Governor Lawrence and the Acadians.
Savary) Canad. M. 27: 2 56.
—— Land of Evangeline. (M. J . Mayer) Critic, 41: 108,
—- Literature of. (A. MacMechan) Canad. M. 25: 565,
— Progress of. (J. A. Cooper) Canad. M. 23: 376, 514.
-— Settlement of. (J . Hannay) Canad. M. 23: 323.
—- Wilderness of. (T. Adney) Idler, 23: 270,
Nova Scotia Cock Fight. (A. F. Thomson) Canad. M.
27: 219,
Nova Solyma. (R. Garnett) Internat. Q. 9: 140. —
(J. C. Collins) National, 43: 768. —Spec. 90: 294,
— (J . D. Bruce) Nation, 76: 251. -— (F. Greenslet)
Atlan. 91: 605. —Gent. M. n. s. 70: 617, - (J, W,
Mackail) Quar. I97: 484.
-— Did John Milton write this Romance ? (W. Begley)
Bk. Buyer, 25: 223. —- Ath. ’o3, 1: 104. -— (F. I.
Carpenter) Dial, 342 238.
Novel, American, and Contemporary English Society.
(Mary Moss) Bookman, I6: 458,
-— —-— Tendencies of the. (J . M. Bullock) Lamp, 26:
110,
-— as a Political Force. (N. Bentwich) 19th Cent. 60:
785.-=Liv. Age, 251: 771.
—— at the Bar, The. Dial, 40: 141,
—-— British, in 19th Century. (J . B. Henneman) Se-
wanee, I2: 167.
—— Catholic, Basis of a. (R. F. Egan) Cath. World,
76: 316,
(A. W.
461
NOVELS
Novel, Dramatization of the Popular.
Booklover’s M. I: 287, v
—— The Early. Liv. Age, 247: 125,
—- English, in the 19th Century. Ed. R. 196: 487. —-—‘
Eel, M, 140: 281. = Liv. Age, 236: 1,
-— English Social, Cazamian on. Ath. ’o4, 1: 364.
-— Erotic, Increasing Popularity of the. (B. Tozer)
Monthly R. 20, no. 3: 53.
— French, Evolution of the. (P. Bourget) Booklover’s
(M. J . Moses)
M. 1: 583.
—— German Modern. (Count de Soissons) Ecl. M. 142:
626,
—— The Historical. Acad. 63: 15.-Sat. R. 93: 336.
I‘-Ecl. M. 139: 56. = Liv. Age, 233: 379.
— in America. (C. A. Smith) Sewanee, I2: 158.
— Is it Decadent ? (E. W. Bowen) So. Atlan. Q. 2:
261.
—— The Man’s. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 20: 216,
—— The Modern, and the Modern Play. (Brander Mat-
thews) No. Am. 181: 699,
-— —-— Content of the. (L. C. Willcox) No. Am. 182:
919-
- —-— Some Aspects of. Church Q. 54: 357. = Ecl. M.
139: 561. = Liv. Age, 234: 577,
—- of American History. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 32: 369.
— of Common People. Acad. 62: 247,
—- of Conversation, The. (C. Hamilton) Acad. 65: 513.
— of Manners, The. Acad. 70: 260,
— of Misery. Quar. I96: 391,
—- The Preacher and the. Bib. World, 26: 323.
—— The Purpose. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 22: 131,
—- Religious, Revival of the. (J . M. Oxley) Canad. M.
21: 117.
—— The Social. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 386.
—- The Society. (J . L. Ford) Munsey, 28: 788,
—- The Victorian. Liv. Age, 251: 373.
—— Will it Disappear ? (J . L. Allen ; W. D. Howells;
H. Garland; H. VV. Mabie; J . K. Bangs) No. Am.
175: 289, -—- Spec. 89: 16.
Novel-reading, Guidance in. Chamb. J . 81: 97.
—- Will it Cease ? (B. McEvoy) Canad. M. 20: 172,
Novelist and Yarn-spinner. Outl. 8!: 301.
—- Moral Hesitations of the. (E. B. Brown) Atlan.
90: 545.
—- Omniscience of the. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 18:
53°.
— Plea for the Silence of the. (M. G. Tuttiet) Na-
tional, 391 4'--’9.=-‘~ Ecl. M. 1392 141.: Liv. Age,
233: 705.
—- Responsibilities of the. (F. Norris) Critic, 41: 5 37.
Novelist Poets. Acad. 54: I 5 5.
Novelists. Classes of. (E. Garnett) Acad. 62: 510,
-—- English, in the National Portrait Gallery. (G. K.
Chesterton) Bookman, I43 463.
— Some Clerical. (A. Black) Sund. M. 332 399.
—— Women, of Germany. (S. B. Smith) Chant. 351 518.
— — Unpleasant Novels of. (G. Bonner) Critic, 48:
172,
Novelli, Ermete. (Carlo de Fornaro) Critic, 46: 39.
Novels and Novelists. (Mrs. L. H. Harris) Indep. 61:
557-
-~ as a University Study. (W. L. Phelps) Indep. 61:
1140,
—— The Endings of. Acad. 70: I 38. :Liv. Age, 249:
56.
—— The Focus of Interest and some Recent. (F. T.
Cooper) Bookman, 23: 5 37. -
—-— Foreign, and Plays. (E. Lee) Library, n. s. 51 305.
—- Historical, from the Historian’s Standpoint. (J . M.
Vincent) Booklover’s M. 21 I90.
—- Notes on New. (Mary Moss) Atlan. 97: 43.
--The Plague of. (J . G. Haddon) Fortn. 81: 1087,:

Liv. Age, 242: 92,
NOVELS
Novels, Religion in. (Hall Caine) Booklover’s M. 5:
299- ‘
-— Religious. (J . H. Findlater) National, 39: 88. =
Ecl. M. 138: 808.-‘=Liv. Age, 233: I61,
— that are Documents. (M. T. Earle) Lamp, 27:
603, .
— vs. other Books. (C. Williams) World’s Work, 8:
53‘5-
-— Why some are Popular. (J . Douglas) Booklover’s
I -
M- 5- J43-
-— with a Moral. (B. N. Langdon-Davis) Macmil. 85:
441-
- with a Philosophy. Ed. R. 203: 64.=Liv. Age,
248: 724-
—- with a Purpose. (F. Norris) World’s Work, 4: 21 17.
November, Calendar for. (W. B. Thornton) Ctry Life
Am. 3: 37.
-—- The Country in. (H. C. Merwin) Atlan. 96: 650.
-—- Maligned. (Constance L. Maynard) Contemp. 88:
843.
Novitiate, The. (E. Tolman) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
464.
Nowell, Mrs. Kate Rogers. (W. Walton) Craftsman,
9: 14.
Noyes, Alfred. Blackw. 177: 251,
Nozaleda, Mgr., and the Anti—clericals of Spain. (W.
M. Drum) Cath. World, 79: 569.
Nubia, Between the Cataracts in. (H. Spender) Mac-
mil. n. s. 1:
(T. C. S. Speedy) Harper, 113:
939-
-— Life and Sport in.
523-
Nuclei and Ions in Dust-free Air saturated with Alco-
hol Vapor. (C. Barns) Am. J. Sci. 172: 136.
-- Eflicient, Groups of, in Dust-free Air. (C. Barus)
Am. J. Sci. 170: 297.
—— Numbers of, produced by shaking Different Liquids,
and Allied Results. (C. Barns) Am. J. Sci. 167:
8!.
—— Produced by the X-rays, Distribution of. (C. Barns)
Am. J. Sci. 169: 175.
-— Relations of Ions and Nuclei in Dust-free Air. (C.
Barns) Am. J. Sci. I70: 448.
—- Structure of. (C. Barns) Science, n. s. 16: 633,
—- Velocity and Structure of. (C. Barus) Am. J . Sci.
164: 225,
Nude in Art, and Anthony Comstock. Brush & P.
18: 167.
-- and Semi-nude in Society. (G. Trobridge) Westm.
164: 303.
— vs. Draped Figures. Brush & P. I6: 125.
Nude Lips. (A. R. Carman) Arena, 36: 638,
Nullity Suit, A Curious, of the 13th Century. (B. B.
Amram) Green Bag, 14: 383,
Number and Space, Exercises in Thinking about. (C.
J. Keyser) Educa. R. 26: 246, 394, 27: 36, 160, 270,
Number 851. (N. De B. Lugrin) Canad. M. 24: 263.
Number 802 -- a portrait; a story. (E. E. Hitch) Mun-
sey, 28: 79.
Number 4 Park Street. (B. Perry) Atlan. 91: 1,
Number 10 Downing Street. (Sir A. West) Cornh.
89: 44.
“ Number 321.” (L. B. Jerome) Lippinc. 70: 600,
Numbers, Rage of. (C. H. Wilson) Un. Serv. M. 27:
71.
Numerical Systems of the Costa Rican Indians. (H.
Pittier de Fabrega) Am. Anthropol. 6: 447,
Numismatics, British Historical. (P. W. P. Ca.rlyon-
Britton) Antiq. n. s. 41': 368,
-- Classification of Books on, in Public Libraries.
(A. R. Hasse) Lib. J. 29: 461.
“ Nunc Dimittis.” (V. L. Whitechurch) Sund. M. 31:
620.-—(Hazde Lefia; R. E. Bassett) School R.
13‘ 357- V
462
NIITRIENTS
Nuiiez de Arce, Gaspar. (M. J. Serrano) Critic, 43:
257-
Nuremberg. (M. F. Sullivan) Cath. World, 76: 194.
-— the City of the Closed Shop. (W. D. P. Bliss) Outl.
82: 608.
-- the City of Memories.
34: 5°2-
-- Exposition at, 1906; Trend of German Feeling in
Art. (Heinrich Tudor) Craftsman, 11: 319.
-- Germanic Museum at, Jubilee of. (K. F rancke)
Nation, 75: 69.
Nurse of the Future. (J . Oldfield) West1n.I64: 65 5.
Nurse Girl, True Life Story of ‘a. Indep. 55: 2261.
Nurseries, Day, National Conference on. Char. 14:
(H. G. Carpenter) Chant.
77 5-
-- —— of New York. (L. H. French) Cent. 43: 174.
---National, Need for. (K. Bathurst) 19th Cent. 57:
818,
Nursery, The Up-to-—date. (Martha Cutler) Harp. Baz.
4°= 442-
Nursery Wall Coverings. Craftsman, 5: 95.
Nurses, American, in Japan. (A. N. McGee) Cent. 47:
895.
—-— and Nursing. Chamb. J . 80: 737.
—— Education of. (A. Worcester) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
8: 1.
—- for Canada, Victorian Order of. (M. H. Allen)
Char. I6: 19.
—- Hospital, Case against. (M. F. Johnston) 19th Cent.
51- 595-
-- — Case for. (S. Holland and I. Stewart) I9th Cent.
51: 770.
-- —— Question of the Modern Trained Nurses. (M.
F. Johnston) 19th Cent. 51: 966; (L. M. Rae) 972;
(A. Warde) 975.
—- in the Public Schools of New York City.
Rogers) Char. I6: 65,
-— School; in England. (H. Morten) Char. I6: 62.
—-— State Registration of. (H. M. Ferguson) 19th Cent.
55: 310. - (E. C. E. Luckes) 19th Cent. 55: 827.
-— (T. Londonderry; I. Stewart) 19th Cent. 55:
987. — (Katharine H. Monk) Monthly R. 18, no.
1: 141.
— Trained in Turkey. (C. Wheeler) Outl. 84: 3-2.
-- -— Problem of. (H. M. Ferguson) National, 46:
(L. L.
3°9-
- Training Schools for, Alumnae Representation in.
Char. 15: 703.
-- -— Evolution of. Pedagog. Sem. 9: 28,
-- Visiting, and the Nurses’ Settlement.
Sayles) Outl. 81: 419.
- —-— as a Social Force. (Frances M. Bjtirkman) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 446.
—— —-— Day’s Work of. (J. C. Sleet) Char. I5: 73.
—~ —— in a Small City. (C. B. Crane) Char. I6: 2;,
Nurses’ Settlement, Development of. (L. D. Wald)
Char. I5: 35.
-- in San Francisco. (E. Ashe) Char. I6: 45,
Nursing as a Woman’s Duty rather than for Pay. (F.
A. Steel) Sat. R. 92: 257.
- District, in England. (A. Hughes) Char. I6: 13,
-— -- in a Great City. (H. Fulmer) Char. I6: 22,
-— —-— i6n a Rural Community. (C. C. Thurber) Char.
1 : 28,
— Home. (M. E. Thornton) Cosmopol. 35: 229.
Nut-bearing Trees. (J . H. McFarland) Outl. 76:
(M. B.
597-
Nut-shell, In a. (Hugh Macmillan) Good Words, 43:
766.
Nuthatch, The White-breasted. (A. B. Comstock)
Chant. 38: 491.
Nutrients, Isodynamic Replacement of. (H. P. Arms-
by) Science, 11. s. 18: 481.
I
Nutrition, Economic.
NUTRITION
(E. Wake Cook) Contemp. 86:
83. _
-—— Experiments in. Science, n. s. 18: 475.
-—— Physiological Economy in. Nature, 73: 323. —-(R.
H. Chittenden) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 123.
Nuts of Commerce. (R. Blight) Outing, 39: 710,
Nuts to crack and Mary Ellen. (Eleanor H. Porter)
Lippinc. 76: 630,
N utting. (C. Deming) Outing, 43: 154.
N yassa, Lake, Lieut. Rhoades’s Survey of. Geog. J .
20: 68.
Nyassaland. Nature, 69: 82.
-— Missions in. Church Q. 61 :5 279. 62: 98,
—- under the Foreign Office. (H. L. Duff) Ath. ’O4, Ii
20.
Nye, Edgar Wilson [Bill Nye], with portrait. (A. E.
Hancock) Booklover’s M. I: 591.
Nye, W. Gordon, Cartoonist. (B. O. Flower) Arena,
36: 238.
Nyika Plateau, Journey across.
J. 22: 423.
Nymph of Lotta’s Fountain, The; a San Francisco
Christmas Story. (Ella M. Sexton) Overland, n. s.
42: 489.
Nymphs, Unknown Ephemerid.
Natural. 37$ 25.
(J . Mc Clounie) Geog.
(E. W. Berry) Am.
Nynia in Northern Pictland. (Archibald Black) Scot.
Hist. R. 2: 578.
Nyren, John. The Young Cricketer’s Tutor. (E. H.
L. Watson) Cornh. 86: 238.
O Yuri San; a Memory. (C. Lorimer) Cent. 50: 267.
Oak, Growth of the. (J . H. McFarland) Outl. 72: 541.
—- Epic of the. (Ray E. Chase) Overland, n. s. 46: 21.
Oakland, Cal. (C. J . Woodbury) Out West, 18: 269,
- a Great Metropolis. Overland, n. s. 42: 341.
~— Greater. (P. N. Beringer and others) Overland,
n. s. 48: 278.
—- Merchant’s Exchange of. Overland, n. s. 42: 361.
Oakley, Violet. (H. S. Morris) Bk. Buyer, 24: 295.
—— Mural Decorations by. (H. S. Morris) Cent. 48: 265.
Oaks on the California University Campus. (W. L.
" Jepson) Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 179.
Oasis, An. (Alan Owen) Out West, 23: 551.
Oates, Titus, at School. Month, 102: 133.
Oaths and Interjections, Old. (J . Edwards) Scot. Hist.
R. 1: 5 5.
— Judicial, in Ancient Ireland. (J . M. Sullivan) Green
.Bas.I4=85-
“ Obeah ” To-day in the l/Vest Indies. Chamb. J . 79:
81.
Obedience, The Law of. (Elbert Hubbard) Cosmopol.
39= 416-
—- Military Rule of. (A. T. Mahan) National, 39: 26.
= Internat. Mo. 5: 248.
— of Parents. (L. Cocke) New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 710.
Oberammergau, Play of David. (Maude B. Dutton)
Critic, 47: 481, .
Oberles, The. (R. Bazin) Liv. Age, 237: 193 -- 238:
308. ‘~
Obesity; its Discomforts and Dangers. (N. E. Yorke-
Davies) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 452.
Object Lesson, An. Macmil. 85: 362. = Liv. Age, 233:
111.
Object Lesson, The. (Edith E. Wood) Cent. 44: 886,
Obligation, Consciousness of. (E. B. McGilvary) Phi-
los. R. 11: 33.
-— Public, The Sense of. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 77:
86.
O’Brien, Lord Peter, as Chief Justice of Ireland. Sat.
R- 97: 3'51
O’Brien; a 3story. (L. M. Thornton) New Eng. M.
11- 8- 34= 453- 0
463
OCHTERLONEY
Obscurity in Literature. Spec. 91: 1019.
Observation as a Commercial Asset. (H. Weinstock)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 7: 209,
—— On learning to see. (H. W. Horwill) Chaut. 39: 276.
—— Training in. Un. Serv. M. 24: 412.
Observations, Correlation of Sue-cessive, illustrated
by Corn Prices. (R. H. Hooker) J . Statis. Soc. 68:
696.
-— Incomplete. (H. A. Weber) Science, 11. s. 172 I5.
Observatories and Observers, Past and Present. (C.
L. Doolittle) Pop. Astron. I1: 467.
—- Dual. (J . D. Parker) Pop. Astron. 14: 96.
Observatory, An Amateur’s. (J . H. Metcalf) Pop.
Astron. 14: 211.
——- An International Southern.
Indep. 61: 504.
Observatory Dome, The Effect of Wind Force on an.
(E. D. Rue, jr.) Pop. Astron. I4: 347.
Observatory Site, Search for, by American Astrono-
mers. (VV. H. Pickering) Cent. 43: 777,
Obsession of Ann Gibbs, The; a story. (M. Potter)
Harper, 113: 583.
Obsidian, Aboriginal Art in.
of Sun. 11:255.
-- Indian Weapons of. (B. B. Redding) Californian,
1: 125,
Obsidian Blades of California. (H. N. Rust) Am. An“
thropol. 7: 688.
Obstetrics in the Tenements. (R. Folks) Char. 9: 429.
Obstinacy and Obedience. (Theodate L. Smith) Peda-
gog. Sem. I2: 27.
Occipital Condyles in Mammalia.
Natural. 40: 475.
Occult, The, up to Date. (A. Lang) Indep. 61: 1088.
Occult and Invisible Vvorld, The. (V. Thompson)
Everybody’s, I4: 330.
Occult Research, Progress of.
tional, 47: 788.
Occultation of Florian Amidon, The ; a story.
Quick) Cosmopol. 38: 625. 39: 15-667.
Occupation as a Test of Prosperity. (J . H. Schooling)
Fortn. 81: 95,
Occupations, Dangerous. (S. E. Moffett) Cosmopol.
34: 65. — (J. E. Thorpe) Nature, 66: 433.
- Educational Outlook based on. (L. D. Arnett)
Pedagog. Sem. 12: 334.
— of thb People. (J . A. Hobson) Contemp. 88: 188,
— Significance of. (J . Sykes) Gent. M. n. s. 721 434.
— Suitable Choice of. Sat. R. 94: 576.
—- What can a Young Man do ? (F. W. Rollins) Indep.
71: 1527.
Ocean, Crossing the, from Land to Land. (H. K .
Vielé) Cosmopol. 37: 267. _
——- Fresh-water Springs in the. (C. H. Hitchcock) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 67: 673.
-— Winds of the. (F. T. Bullen) Cornh. 94: 78.
Ocean Currents. (James Page) Nat. Geog. M. 13: I3 5.
Ocean Freight Rates. (J . Russell Smith) Pol. Sci. Q.
21: 237. =J. Pol. Econ. I4: 325.
Ocean Front and its Opportunities. Char. I2: 801.
Ocean Steamships, Stewards of. (W. Packard) Book-
lover’s M. 3: 637.
Ocean Travel. (C. B. Davis) Outing, 42: 373.
- Modern. (G. Ade) Idler, 30: 211.
Oceanographical Research in Atlantic. (R. H. Mill)
Geog. J. 19: 354,
Oceanography, Arctic. Knowl. 25: 207.
Oceans. Circulation in. Influence of Ice-melting upon.
(0. Pettersson) Geog. J . 24: 285.
—- The Icy. (W. Allingham) Chamb. J . 83: 49.
Ochterloney, Sir David, a Native of Boston, in New
England, Scotch Ancestry of: (W. K. Watkins)
N. E. Reg. 56: 187.
(Grace A. Thompson)
(H. C. Meredith) Land
(C. S. Mead) Am.
(A. P. Sinnett) Na-
(H.
' O’CONN ELL
O’Connell, Daniel, Last Case of. (J . De Morgan) Green
‘ Bag, 15: 318. -
-— Macdonagh’s Life of. Spec. 92: 259, — Sat, R, 97:
589.
O’Connor, T. P., with portrait. (J . Keating) Idler,
25: :47.
October, Calendar of. (W. B. Thornton) Ctry Life
Am. 2: 235.
October; a story. (Zona Gale) Everybody’s, 15: 485.
Octrois, Les. (W. B. Robertson) 19th Cent. 59: 43.
Odd Combination, An. (S. A. Nelson) Everybody’s,
12: 517, ‘
Odd Jobs of Well-bred Women.
World To-day, 9: 765.
Odd-hand on the “ Comet,” The; a story.
Batchelder) Temp. Bar, 131: 7342.
Ode for the Fourth of March, 1817. (S. Woodworth)
M. of Hist. 3: 149.
Odell, Gov. Benjamin B., jr., with portrait.
Beattie) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 676.
-— and the Canal. (H. Lamont) Nation, 77: 24.
~ Career of. World’s Work, 11: 7342.
-- Chairman and Governor. (H. Lamont) Nation, 78:
(Ethel Shackleford)
(W. J .
(R. H.
3°5-
-— a Misunderstood Statesman. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
81: 414,
Odell, Rev. Jonathan, Benedict Arnold's Confidant.
M. of Hist. 2: 28,
Odom, George, Jockey, with portrait. (C. E. Treva-
than) Everybody’s, 10: 823,
O’ Donnell, Frank Hugh. Month, 100: 244,
Odontophoral Apparatus in Sycotypus. (J. C. Herrick)
Am. Natural. 40: 707,
Odor of the Ointment, The; a story. (Zona Gale)
Outl. 82: 707.
Odysseus and Calypso ; a dramatic poem. (R. Arthur)
No. Am. 177: I23.
—- Wanderings of. (Gilbert Murray) Quar. 202: 344,
Odyssey of Piscator. (H. W. Lanier) Lippinc. 72: 244.
(Ecology. (F. A. Bather) Science, n. s. 15: 993.
— or Ethology. (W. M. Wheeler) Science. n. s. 15: 971,
(Edipus and the Sphinx; a poem. (E. Fawcett) No.
Am. 175: 871.
. Oehlenschlager, Hakon Jarl, English Version of. (J .
C. Lindberg) Univ. of N eb. Stud. 5: 39.
(Enidee, Excavations at. (B. Powell ; J . M. Sears, jr.)
Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 8: 137.
Of the Altar of Moloch; a story. (C. Van A. Bunt-
ing) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 21: 618.
Of the Lion’s Breed; a story. (Grace MacG. Cooke
and V. Reed) Lippinc. 76: 641,
Of One lately Dead. (Katherine Tynan) Cath. World,
80: 729. ,
Of Such as Spin not; a story. (S. Ford) Harper, 109:
870,
Off Day of an Automobile; a story. (P. V. Mighels)
Cent. 49: 900.
Off the Line. (C. Reynall) Overland, n. s. 41: 222,
Off Pollock Rip. (H. K. Job) Outing, 45: 573.
Off the Trail. (A. M. Shaw) Outing, 47: 562,-
Oifending Eye, The; a story. (E. M. Tybout) Lippinc.
72= 244-
Ofiice, Public, Sanity and Safety in Relation to. (A. M.
Hamilton) No. Am. 179: 504. ‘
Office Building, Design, Installation, and Maintenance
of an. (C. G. Darrach) J. Frankl. Inst. 162: 37,
129,
-—- Economy of an. (G. Hill) Archit. Rec. 15: 312.
Oflice Buildings, Modern. (W. C. Furber) Am. Arch.
75: 86.
—— Power in. (C. H. Benjamin) Cassier, 20: 234,
Office Detail, The; a Study of Newspaper Cranks.
(W. J . IVeymouth) Overland, n. s. 39: 621,
464
OIL
Oflice Equipment, Modern. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73:
1040.
Oflice-seeker, Experience of an. Indep. 54: 2245.
Ofiice Work, New Methods of. (L. Scott) World’s
Work. 9‘ 5973-
Oflicer, Ideas on Training of an. (C. W. Robinson)
Un. Serv. M. 25: 51,
-— Young, Duties of a. (C. G. Treat) Army & Navy
Life, 8, no. 7: 23.
Oificers and Men. (H. Wyndham) Un. Serv. M. 25:
181, '
-—- The Corps of. (R. R. VVillis) Un. Serv. M. 28: 289.
-— Modern. (A. Grifiiths) F ortn. 84: 270.
-— Non-commissioned. (G. A. VV-ieser) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 38: 96.
—- -—- Pay of. (W. P. Evans) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 34:
273-
- —— Pay and Status of, (L. McL. Hamilton) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 35: 386.
-—- -—- Training of. (L. McL. Hamilton) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 35: 260,
Officials, Permanent, and National Inefliciency. (J .
B. Maxwell) 19th Cent. 54: 325.
Ofoten Railroad, Sweden. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 35:
49-
Ohio, Archaeological History of, Fowke’s. (VV. K.
Moorehead) Science, 11. s. 17: 618.
—— Century of the State of. (M. Halstead) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 27: 426.
-— The Growth of. (F. P. Goodwin) Univ. of Cincin.
Stud. 2-d ser. 2: no. 4.
—- Home Rule in. (M. R. Maltbie) Munic. Aff. 6:
234-
— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1902. Pub.
Lib. 7: 414.
-—- — 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 478.
-- - 1904. Pub. Lib. 9: 332.
-— 1905. Pub. Lib. 10: 531.
-— -- — Reportof Special Committee on Cataloguing.
Pub. Lib. I0: 516.
-— — 1906. (Matilda M. Light) Lib. J. 31: 827.
—— Making of. (J . W. Guthrie) Munsey, 29: 385,
-—Municipal Code of, New. (M. B. May) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 125. —— Outl. 72: 576.
-—- Municipal Situation in. (S. P. Orth) Forum, 33:
4%-
-- 10; Years of. (C. M. Harvey) World’s Work, 5:
3229,
-- School Legislation in. (D. R. Major) School R. 13:
221,
-—- Sportsmen in, Problems of. (L. Hubbard, jr.) Out-
ing, 40: 281,
-—State University, Lake Laboratory of. Science,
n. s. 17: 834. r
-— A Tale of Two Cities. (L. Steifens) McClure, 25:
293-
Ohio River, Life at the Mouth of. (Clifton Johnson)
Outing, 46: 691.
Ohnet, Georges. Chemin de la Gloire.
ciman) Sat. R. 97: 486.
Oil, Fuel. (J. F. Rowland, jr.) J. Frankl. Inst. 156:
(J. F. Run-
I39-
-- -—- instead of Coal for Power Purposes. (A. L. Wil-
liston) Engin. M. 25: 237, 562, 721,
—-in the Ojai Valley, Cal. (C. A. Moody) Land of
Sun. 13: 375. ‘
See Standard Oil Co.
Oil and Water; a story. (H. C. Rowland) McClure,
25: 649.
Oil Colors, Raifaelli’s New. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation,
76: 168,
Oil Country Romance, An. (B. Buehl) Ecl. M. 145:
642,
OIL
Oil Fields and Pipe Lines of Kansas.
Outl. 8o: 19.
— of Russia and the Russian Petroleum, A. B. Thomp-
son on. Ath. ’Q4, 2: 212,
(F. S. Barde)
—of Texas. (R. T. Hill) J. Frankl. Inst. 154: 143,
22 5, 263.
Oil-fired Furnaces. (A. M. Bell) Cassier, 25: 70.
Chamb. J. 80: 811.
(D. A. Willey) R. of Rs.
Oil-fires in America.
Oil Industry, Southwestern.
(N. Y.) 29: 58.
Oil Lease, Working an. (Alden A. Knipe) Booklover’s
M. 7: 34.
Oil-mines in West Africa. (R. Thirsk) Chamb. J . 79:
2
Oil Situation in Kansas. (J . J . McLaurin) Outl. 80:
427.
Oil-wells, California. (A. Inkersley) Good Words, 44:
327-
Oils and Fats, Use and Application of. (J . Lewko-
witsch) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 795.
Ointment-vases from Corinth. (D. M. Robinson) Am.
J . Archaeol. 2d ser. I0: 420,
Ojai Valley, The. (F. W. Reed) Overland, n. s. 43: 18.
Ojibwa Myths and Traditions. (H. I. Smith) J . Am.
Folk-Lore, I9: 215. '
Ojibway Ceremony, An.
Anthropol. 7: 69.
Okakura, Mr., on “ The Exaltation of Womanhood.”
Cent. 47: 633.
Oklahoma. (C. H. Matson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 310.
-— and Indian Territory. (G. Foreman) Outl. 82: 5 50,
——as,they are To-day. (C. M. Harger) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 25: I77.
— Big. (B. S. McGuire) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 103.
— the 46th State. (W. R. Draper) Munsey, 29: 224,
— In. (C. T. Brady) Scrib. M. 31: 231,
— The New. (C. M. Harger) Indep. 57: 5 50.
—— The New State. (G. Foreman) World To-day, II:
796. — (M. G. Cunniff) World’s Work, 12: 7603,
— Statehood for. (A. H. Lewis) Booklover’s M. 71
(D. I. Bushnell, jr.) Am.
150,
Olaf, Saint, of Norway, The Legend of. (D. Dale) Am.
Cath. Q. 30: 707.
Olbia, Cults of. (G. M. Hirst) J . Hel. Stud. 22: 245.
O1’ Cap Mingo; a story. (J . B. Naylor) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 17: 480.
Old, How does it feel to be? (E. Marston) Monthly
R. 24, no. 1: 56.
— How to grow. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 83: 365.
—On growing. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 337.=Liv. Age,
25: 462,
Old Adam, The ; a story. Macmil. 92: 363. =Liv.
Age. 247= 28-
Old Age. (W. Knight) Acad. 69: 1103, 1127,
-— Conservation of Energy in. (J . M. Taylor) Pop. Sci.
Mo- 64¢ 343: 406. 541- 65= 379-
- Happy. Chamb. J. 79: 197.
-— Insurance for. Sat. R. 94: 708.
-— Metchnikoff on the Cause of Senile Decadence. (P.
Carus) Open Court, 18: 618.
—-— Outlook on Life of. Spec. 90: 565.
-— The Quest of Prolonged Youth. (C. Snyder) Monthly
R. 24, no. 33 90.
—Restlessness in. Spec. 91: 9o1.:Liv. Age, 240:
124,
—-— Value of. (J .' F. Cargill) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 313,
Old-age Homes, Danish and Russian. (E. Sellars)
19th Cent. 52: 643.=Ecl. M. 140: 50.
Old-age Pensions. (E. E. Hale) Cosmopol. 35: 168. '-
Spec. 96: 896. —(T. Burt) 19th Cent. 59: 372.
— and Military Service. (S. Low) Fortn. 79: 606.
—— in Australasia. (J . Collier) Nation, 82: 96,
—-— in Australia. Spec. 972 392.
465
OLD
Old Bachelors. (Mrs. L. H. Harris) Indep. 59: 1492.
Old Bailey’s Wooing; a story. (E. G. Henham) Mac-
mil. n. s. I: 9o8.=Liv. Age, 251: 498
Old Bernstein and “De Great Fiddle.”
McClure, 26: 381,
Old Billy the Fisherman. Macmil. 90: 374.
Old Cantonment, An. (G. F. MacMunn) Blackw.
179: 120,
Old Cedar Chest, The.
42: 526,
“ Old Clinkers.”
- (E. Poole)
(F. H. Miller) Overland, n. s.
(H. J . O’Higgins) Cent. 48: 685.
Old Colonial Days. (R. Tangye) Sund. M. 34: 732.
Old Conflict, The. (F. M. Hueifer) Macmil. 89: 120.
-‘Liv. Age, 240: 353. ,
Old Dib’s Gold. (Lloyd Osbourne) Booklover’s M. 6:
72.
Dog Tray; a story. (Lloyd Osbourne) McClure,
25: 623,
Old English Peasantry, The.
921 259-
Old Familiar Faces, The.
n. s. 7 5: 612,
Old Family Papers. (J . Ballard) Good Words, 46:
013
(G. Bartram) Macmil.
(P. W. Roose) Gent. M.
773-
Old Farm Days. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 58: 363.
Old-fashioned Garden, In an ; a story. (C. E. Thomas)
Sund. M. 34: 849.
Old Fiddler, An ; a story.
P61‘, 112: 39-
Old Ford, The. (A. W. Rees) Monthly R. 23, no. 1:
18
(Harriet P. Spoiford) Har-
Old Friends with New Faces.
Scrib. M. 38: 757.
Old Furniture Restorer, The. Chamb. J. 80: 459.
Old Gentlemen, A Memory of. (S. M. Hall) Atlan.
(Brander Matthews)
91: 115,
Old Goodwin’s Wife; a story. (W. J . Hopkins) Atlan.
97: 3°9-
Old Guaranteeing. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 80: 242,
Old Home Week. New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 89.
— in Bohemia. (E. A. Scott) Lippinc. 74: 207.
— in New England. (T. F. Anderson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 34: 673.
Old Houses and Odd Dreams.
=Liv. Age, 249: 811,
— As to. (E. S. Schaeffer) Atlan. 96: 855.
Old Hulk, An; a story. (C. Morris) Sund. M. 31:
1019,
Old Immortality; a story.
110: 957.
Old Jabe’s Marital Experiment.
4% 704-
Old Jerry ; a story. (C. E. Markham) Calif. M. 5: 11;,
Old Josef Blum; a story. (Mabel Spielmann) Good
Words, 46: 916,
Old Lace-mender, The; a story. (Clara Morris) Book-
lover’s M. 4: 251,
Old Ladies’ Home, Inside an. Indep. 612 329.
Old Maid’s Boy, The ; a story. (M. R. Rinehart) Mun-
sey, 33: 575-
Old Maid’s Corner, My. (L. H. French) Cent. 43: 400-
916. 44: 60, 303,
Old Maid’s Frocks, An.
Gent. M. n. s. 76: 348.
(Alice Brown) Harper,
(T. N. Page) Cent.
(K. Snowden) Sund. M. 34:
744-
Old Major, The. (Florence T. Cox) McClure, 24: 354.
Old Man Johnson’s Successor. (N. M-. W. Bigelow)
McClure, 24: 274,
Old-Man-With-His-Head-On.
4<>= 591.
Old Mare’s Tail, An ; a story. (C. W. Williams) Gent.
M. n. s. 69: 476.
Old Masters and New, Cox’s.
tion, 80: 461,
(H. Carruth) Cosmopol.
(E. H. Blashfield) N‘*~
OLD
Old Neighborhood, The; a story. (E. Boltwood) Mun-
sey, 361 357-
Old Noel of the Mellicites; a story. (H. Day) Am.
M, 62: 530.
Old Order, The. (Julia R. Tutwiler) New Eng. M.
n. s. 32: I 52
Old Red Schoolhouse, The. (Eugene Wood) McClure,
24: 390,
Old Ringtail’s Waterloo; a story. (C. Hawkes) Out-
ing: 45: 201'
Old Sacks; a story.
82: 392,
Old Sandy’s Peculiar Crime; a story.
Overland, n. s. 44: 621.
Old Schoolmaster, The; a story. (C. V. Chippendale)
Good Words, 47: 91, .
Old Soldier’s Disloyalty, An. (J . W. Piercy) New Eng.
M. n. s. 31: 237.
Old Squire, The; a story.
35: 516-
(Margaret Watson) Chamb. J .
(D. Coolidge)
(H. Pendexter) Munsey,
Old Story, An ; a Roumanian Folk Song. (R. H.
Stoddard) No. Am. I77: 202.
Old Thatched Rectory, The, and its Birds. 19th Cent.
54: 99.-=Liv. Age, 238: 788.
Old-time Christmas, An; a story. (Rebecca H. Davis)
Indep. 55: 3031.
Old Times; did Things go Better before our Time?
(C. J . Holyoake) Fortn. 80: 480,
Old Tom Lansdon. Blackw. I71: 361.
Old Witch; a story. (R. R. Gilson) Harper, I07: 139,
Old ‘Woman Magoun ; a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman)
Harper, III: 728.
Old Woman of Wesel, The; a story. (S. B. Gould)
Cornh. 91: 800.
Old Woman of the Woods, The.
Gent. M. n. s. 68: 410,
Old VVorld F riendliness between Man and Nature.
(M. F. Maurer) Craftsman, 8: 511.
Oldcastle, Sir J . (W. T. Waugh) Eng. Hist. R. 20:
434, 637.
Oldfield, Barney, Automobile Racer, with portrait.
(T. Waters) Everybody’s, 9: 586.
“Ole Swing-a-Low ; ” a story. (W. A. Dromgoole)
Arena, 31: 622,
Oleander; a story. (A. M. Sholl) Munsey, 35: 10;,
Oléron, Isle of. A Quiet Corner. (C. Wagner) Outl.
80: 307.
Olga, Queen of Greece. (M. Sherrington) Canad. M.
19: 491.
Olive Culture. (G. Ea-kins) Land of Sun. 8: 48,
—— in California. (A. Inkersley) New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
643.
Olive Ranch, Great California. (Helen L. Jones)
World’s Work, 3: 1750.
Olive Tree and the Wild Olive.
Expos. 6th ser. II: 16, 152.
Olive Trees in California. (J . I. Bleasdale) Califor-
nian, 3: 256. .
Olives in California. (E. Cooper) Calif. M. I: 51,
Olive-vender, The; a story. (B. E. Rice) Cent. 49:
(E. M. Rutherford)
(W. M. Ramsay)
433-
Olivia; a story. (G. E. Channing) Harper, I04: 875,
Olivo, Alberto, The Case of. (G. C. Speranza) Green
Bag, I8: 26. '
Ollivant, Alfred. Danny. Acad. 64: 205.—Ecl. M.
141: 781,
Ollivier, Emile. The Heroic Truth. (A. Filon) Fortn.
80: 445.
Olmstead, Richard, of Fairfield, Conn., Descendants
of. (F. S. Hammond) N. E. Reg. 59: 35 5.
Olmsted, Frederick Law, Art of. (A. Spencer) Crafts-
man, 5: 105.
-—- on the South. (T. H. Clark) So. Atlan. Q. 3: I 1.
466
ON
Olympia. (W. Miller) Am. Arch. 87: 39.
Olympian Treasuries and Treasuries in General.
Dyer) J. Hel. Stud. 25: 294.
— Details of the. (L. Dyer) J . Hel. Stud. 26: 46.
Olympic Games, The. (D. Quinn) Cath. Univ. Bull.
2: 172. —-(A. Lynch) Outing. 44¢ 714-
—Greek Games, Old and New. (V. V. M. Beede)
Chaut. 43: 243.
-— in 1906. (Crown Prince of Greece) Indep. 60: 424.
(L.
— (D. Kalopothakes) Nation, 83: 466.-(W. N. ‘
Bates) Indep. 60: 1204. — [Pictures only.] Harp.
W. 50: 774.
—— American Athletes in Ancient Athens. (J . E.
Sullivan) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 43.
— — American Champions of. (J . E. Sullivan) Out-
ing: 48: 625* I
-—— Modern, Movement for. (H. J . Furber, jr.) Indep.
54: 384.
—— Spirit of, in 1396. (J . B. Connolly) Outing, 48: 101.
Om and the Gayatri. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco) Open
Court, I6: 97.
Omaha, the Prairie City. (W. R. Lighton) Atlan. 89:
545-
Omaha Tribal Festival, An. (J . C. Fillmore) Land of
Sun. I0: 326.
Oman, Northern, Three Journeys in. (S. M. Zwemer)
'Geog. J. I9: 54. ,
Omar Khayyam and Americanitis. (D. M. Key) Critic,
44= 465-
— and Schopenhauer, Philosophy of. (C. D. Broad)
Westm.T66: 544,
-—- in an African Vineyard. Macmil. 90: 347.
— The “Keynote” of. (Laurie J . Blakely) Nation,
81: 523.
— Rubaiyat, Dole’s. (L. L. Mackall) Lamp, 27:
314-
— —- Ecclesiastes and. (W. B. Forbush) Bib. World,
26: 355.
— — First American Edition.
Buyer, 24: 376.
— — A New French Translation, Henry’s.
Dole) Lamp, 27: 225,
Omar Repentant; a poem.
pol. 38: 43.
Ombre, a Card-game for Three. Chamb. J . 79: 208.
Omdurman, Journey from, to Mombasa via the Lake
Rudolf. (H. H. Austin) Geog. J . I9: 669.
Omens and Presentiments. (B. C. d’Easum) Canad.
M. 18: 235.
Ommanney, Sir Charles.
25: 221,
Omnibus, Humors of the.
Temp. Bar, I31: 103.
—- The London. (A. E. Lane) Fortn. 85: 121,
— Transition of the. (H. C. Moore) Good Words, 46:
(L. R. McCabe) Bk.
(N. H.
(R. Le Gallienne) Cosmo-
(C. R. Markham) Geog. J .
(M. C. I. Shervinton)
705.
Ompteda’s Novels. (C. Harris) Nation, 74: 128.
On Account of the Herr Major; a story. (E. B. Tif-
fany) Atlan. 97: 84.
On an Alpine Frontier.
87: 410,
On the Battle-line ; a story. (W. P. Cockerell) Arena,
34= 619-
On the Beach; a story. (E. Dawson) Blackw. I76:
384. '-I-‘Liv. Age, 243: 239,
On the Best Authority. (H. B. Leatham) Good Words,
44: Xmas no.
On Christmas Day in the Morning.
mond) Everybody’s, I3: 744,
On the Christmas Limited. (Temple Bailey) Every-
body’s, 13: 744-
On the Doorstep; a story.
23: 333-
(A. H. Henderson) Cornh.
(Grace S. Rich-
(I. H. Gillmore) McClure,
ON
On George’s Shoal’; a story. (J . B. Connolly) Scrib.
M. W '63-
On the Great Lakes; a poem. (H. T. Suddutl_1)Out-
ing, 41: 30' '
On the Heart and the Evidence ; a story. (R. Tennal
McClure, 22: 197.
On the Honor of a Man. (W. R. Lighton) Scrib. M.
35: 213,
On Ile de Paradis. (M. Pickthall) Canad. M. 26: 417.
On the Journey; a story. (G. de Maupassant) Canad.
M. 23: 311.
On the Limited; a story. (Cy Warman) Canad. M.
26: 65.
On the Links; a story-. (G. Hibbard) Cent. 42: 827.
On Marsh and Fells; a story. (W. T. Palmer) Gent.
M. n. s. 74: 83. 6'-"
On the Oflf-shore Lights; a story.
Atlan. 90: 377.
On the Ponoka Reserve ; a story. (J . Blewitt) Canad.
M. 21: 458.
On the Prairie; a story. (Grace King) Booklover’s M.
7= 324.
On Probation ; a prose drama. (M. Dreyer) Poet-Lore,
14, no. 22 40.
On the Ridge; a story.
28: 177.
On the Road to Arcady.
7°: 3-
On the Saddle Bow Range; a story.
McClure, 23: 57.
On the San Cristobal Road; a story.
Overland, n. s. 401 78.
On the Spur ; a story. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 100:
717.: Liv. Age, 248: 560,
On the Trail of a Go-cart; a story.
Scrib. M; 35: 109.
On the Trail of the Intangible ; a story.
Porter) Cosmopol. 41: 21.
On the Trail of a Serpent; a story.
McClure, 22: 163.
On Twelve a Week; a story. (Annie W. Noel) Indep.
591 957-
On the ‘Var-dragon’s Trail; a story. (J . Fox, jr.)
Scrib. M. 37: 54.
On the Way to the Wedding ; a story. (C. Edwardes)
Chamb. J. 82: 538.
On Windy Hill; a story. (H. Sutcliffe) Cornh. 94:
121, 266.=Liv. Age, 250: 684, 755, 801.
On the Wings of the Storm. (Alice MacGowan) Over-
land, 11. s. 41: 291,
On Yalding Lea; a poem. Gent. M. n. s. 69: 412.
One from the Beginning; a psychological story.
B. Patterson) Arena, 30: 626.
One Midnight Mass; a story. (J. F. Keating) Cath.
World, 75: 330.
One of the Aristocracy; a story.
Cosmopol. 33: 700,
One of the Boys; a story. (V. Sheard) Canad. M. 22:
(L. L. Sibley)
(r1tt1~y s. Cutting) McClure,
(M. N. Thurston) Lippinc.
(A. M. Kerr)
(J. P. Wilson)
(Ann Devoore)
(Eleanor H.
(S. C. Kendall)
(C.
(E. C. McCants)
147.
One of the Eighty Thousand; a story. (J . Lincoln)
McClure, 27: 582,
One of the Family ; a story. (A. W. Bailey) Outl. 74:
1044.
One of Life’s Paradoxes ; a story. (G. de Maupassant)
Harper, I09: 683.
One of Marcus’s Theories rises up to meet him.
nette Lee) Outl. 75: 752.
One of Them; a story. (G. S. Chappell) Cent. 50: 419,
One of Three; a theme. (L. Mott) Outing, 48: 224.
One of the World-builders. (Joaquin Miller) Califor-
niam 41 277. 387, 496- 5= 130.
(J en-
' One who never got there, The ; a story. (J. Oxenham)
Chamb. J. 81: 56. =Liv. Age, 240: 36.
467
‘One Way of Love; a story.

OPEN-AIR
One who stayed Behind, The ; a story. (J . Oxenham)
Chamb. J. 80: 774.
One who thought, The ; a story. (J . Barnes) McClure,
I8: 271.:ldler, 21: 3.
One Artist or Two ? a story. (A. McEwan) Harper,
111: 842,
One Dollar’s Worth ; a story. (S. Porter) Munsey, 29:
127.
One-cared Bull, The; a story. (B. Blow) Outing, 47:
339- '
One\Passenger on the Diligence, The ; a story. Chamb.
‘J, 80: 634. =-Liv. Age, 239: 227,
One Team and a Cow; a story. (Inez A. Godman)
Indep. 61: 381.
One Thousand Dozen; a story.
M. (Bost.) I7: 703. I“
(Jack London) N at’l
(Jennette Lee) Lippinc.
0- 67: 129. "
One~whileClub, The; a story. (A,I M. Shaw) Outing,
471 145-
One Year in Nawenia.
622,
One Year of a Dear Life; a story.
Overland, n. s. 46: 402.
O’Neill, Nance. (C. Porter) Critic, 44: 525.
— her Travels and her Art. (Helen F. Sanders) Over-
land, n. s. 48: 212,
-— Tragic Art of. Poet-Lore, 15, no. 1: 104.
O’Neill, Wm., “ Bucky.” (W. M. Raine) Outing, 46:
(J . Underwood) Lippinc. 72:
(C. E. Lorrimer)
292.
Onion, The; a story. (J. O’Neil) New Eng. M. n. s.
351 4 "-
Onlooker’s Notebook, An. Liv. Age, 2341 506.
Only an Episode; a story. (E. B. F rothingham) At-
lan. 89: 154, 372.
Only Dashwood, The; a story.
33: 646.
Only Good Indian is a Dead Indian; a poem.
Alexander) Atlan. 90: 656.
Only Jules Verbaux; a story of the Far Northwest.
(L. Mott) Cent. 48: 586.
Only Son of his Mother, The; a story.
ryl) Munsey, 28: 114.
Onondaga Plant Names.
Folk-Lore, I 5: 91.
Onset, Buzzard’s Bay, Mass.
Eng. M. n. s. 32: 617.
Ontario, Camp Libraries in.
Lib. 9: 201,
—— In the Woods of. (N. A. Kent) Outl. 74: 593.
—— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1902.
Lib. 7: 201.—Lib. J. 27: 271.
—,-— 1903. Pub. Lib. 8: 241.
— — 1905. Pub. Lib. 10: 305.
— — 1906. Pub. Lib. I1: 329.
—— Library Field in. (E. A. Hardy) Pub. Lib. 92 198.
—School Life in, Sixty Years Ago. (W. T. Allison)
Canad. M. 25: 345.
— School System of. (VV. L. Grant) School R. 10: 101.
Ontario, Cal. Land of Sun. 3: 247.
Ontological Argument, Review of the. (W. T. Paul-
lin, jr.) Am. J. Theol. 10: 53.
Opal—fields of New South Wales. Chamb. J . 79: 493.
Opal Month; a poem. (V. Sheard) Canad. M. 21: 540.
Opals, Chapter on. (H. K. Walker) 19th Cent. 56: 492.
Open-air Cure, The. National, 43: 27 5.
Open-air Preaching as a Factor in City Evangelization.
(E. H. Byington) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 2: 45.
——-in Great Britain. (E. H. Byington) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 1: 95, 178.
Open-air Sanatorium, Recollections of Life at an. (C.
B. Underhill) Good Words, 44: 183.
Open-air Theater, Revival of. Am. Arch. go: 61.
(B. Millard) Munsey,
(H.
(G. W. Car-
(W. M. Beauchamp) J . Am.
(C. B. Vaughan) New
(A. Fitzpatrick) Pub.
Pub.
OPEN
Open Door, The. (H. White) Nation, 74: 342.
Open Door, An; a story. (Charlotte M. Mew) Temp.
Bar, 127: 71,
Open Market, Perpetuation of the. (Bruce Wyman)
Green Bag, 17: 209,
Open-mindedness. (J . McSorley) Cath. World, 83: 18,
220,
Open Shop, The. Outl. 77: 630.
—- and Closed Shop, Issue between.
Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 6: 160.
—— and the Unions. (W. E. Walling) Indep. 56: 1069.
-— The Fight for the. (I. F. Marcosson) World’s Work,
11: 6955.
—— Free Shops for Free Men.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 183,
— Maintenance of the. (Bruce Wyman) Green Bag,
17: 21,
—— Necessity of an ; an Employer’s View.
bard) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 6: 173.
— vs. Closed. (J. Bascom) No. Am. 180: 912.
—— vs. Trade Unionism. (T. J . Kidd) Am. Econ. Assoc.
3d ser. 6: 196,
Opening for Girl Graduates, An. (A. Schinz) Lippinc.
(J . G. Brooks)
(W. H. Pfahler) Am.
(J . D. Hib-
pr
75- -
Opening of the Road. (K. Jarbol) Everybody’s, 12:
96
3 .
Opening Chapter, The. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 19:
I" .
Opera. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 95: 547.
— Against a Subsidized. (H. A. Scott) 19th Cent. 551
752- '
— American, New Régime for. (L. Reamer) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 27: 444.
-— and Drama. (W. P. James) Macmil. 86: 100.
—— Comic, Past and Present. (L. M. Isaacs) Bookman,
I7: 226, 370,
— — Decline of.
293-
Sec Comic Opera.
— Division of Labor in the.
75= I67.
— Early Days of, in America.
pine. 67: 187.
—- Failure of the, in England. Acad. 68: 343.
— Grand,,in London, Projects for. (H. E. Gorst) Sat.
R. 102: 262,
-—— —— Unionism and. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 77:
460, ‘
-—- Italian. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 95: 680,
— — in London. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 494,
- Music vs. the. (J . A. F. Maitland) 19th Cent. 158:
112,
—— National, for England, In Favor of.
man) Sat. R. 98: 168,
— — — Manner’s Efforts for.
R. 97: 618, 683.
—— — Ricordi’s Plan.
I .
- -— 1954. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 98: 329,
— — wanted for Great Britain. (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 101: 327.
— Needs of, for England.
93= 203-
—- State vs. Voluntary. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100:
(W. J . Henderson) Internat. Q. 10:
(H. T. Finck) Nation,
(R. R. Wilson) Lip-
(J . F. Runci-
(J . F. Runciman) Sat.
(J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 99:
(J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
552-
— State Aid for. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97: 76.
— Subsidized, The Question of. (J . C. Hadden) Gent.
M. n. s. 74: 295.
— An Upstart on. (R. H. Schauffler) Outl. 81: 520,
— The Use of. Acad. 68: 501.
— Wagnerian. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 95: 712.
Opera House, National English, proposed by Galloway.
(J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 93: 663.
468
OPTICS
Opera Makers of To-day, with portraits. (G. Minkow-
sky) Munsey, 28: 931.
Opera Season, The. (H. T. Finck) Nation, 78: 206.
Opera Singers and the American Audience. (Katha-
rine M. Roof) Craftsman, 9: 802.
Opera Singing, Star System in. (J . F. Runciman) Sat.
R. 95: 807.
Opera Stars, Evil Effects of. (J . F. Runciman) Sat.
R. 98: 574.
Opera’s Opportunity lost. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
100: 464,
Operas and Opera-writing. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
97: 747-
— pleasing to English Audience. (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 96: 330.
Operatic Criticism by Experts.
22: 17,
Operatic Literature.
(E. Swayne) Music,
(F. H. Marling) Bk. Buyer, 23:
55°-
Operator’s Story. (F. H. Spearman) New Eng. M. n. s.
29: 357-
Ophelia, Character of.
81: 813,
— New Theory of her Character. (C. A. Barnicoat)
Gent. M. n. s. 73: 428.
Ophioglossaceae and Marsiliaceae.
Am. Natural. 38: 761,
Ophir. (J. F. A. McNair) Asia. R. 42: 118,
-—- Gold of, Keane on. Nature, 65: 460. —Sat. R. 93:
702,
-— of Solomon, and East Africa.
Cath. Q. 28: 157.
Opie, John. Portrait of Mrs. Warde. Art J . 58: 262,
Opinions, Concerning. (W. J . Baylis) Westm. 158: 333.
— Have you no Opinions of your own? (A. Birrell)
Contemp. 85: 323,
—— of the Court. (C. Caverno) Am. Law R. 37 2 20.
— Silent. Spec. 97: 296. IEcl. M. 147: 348.
Opium and its Votaries. (F. J . Masters) Calif. M. I:
627,
Opium in the Philippines. Outl. 74: 731.
Opium-dens in London. Chamb. J . 81: 193.
Opium Question, the, A Behar Planter on. (D. N.
Reid) Asia. R. 42: 42,
Opium Trade of India and the Far East.
combe) Appleton’s M. 8: 342.
Opossum, Virginia. (C. H. Merriam) Ctry Life Am.
1: 127, '
Opossums, Two, and Several Mistakes.
more) Ctry Life Am. I: 124.
Opper, Frederick, a Cartoonist of Democracy. (B. O.
Flower) Arena, 33: 583.
Oppert, Jules. Ath. ’05, 2: 274.—Nature, 72: 432.
Opportunities, Lost. Liv. Age, 241: 187,
Opposition Party, Need of a Strong. Gunton’s M. 23:
115,
Oppression, From, to Freedom.
10: 337.
— Remedies for. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 468.
“ Opsonic ” Treatment and its Relation to Tuberculo-
sis. (E. W. Morris) National, 47: 971.
Optative, Use of, in the Eddas. (T. Frank) Am. J .
Philol. 27: 1.
Optical Convention, London, June, 1905. Nature, 72:
112,
Optical Illusions, Curious.
Astron. 12: 123.
Optical Science and Manufactures, Progress of. (R.
T. Glazebrook) Nature, 72: 112,
Optics, Drude’s Theory of. (C. R. Mann) Science, 11. s.
18: 432.
— Theory of, Introduction to the, Schuster on. Na-
ture, 7I1 457-
(A. W. Corpe) Cath. World,
(D. H. Campbell)
(J . D. Murphy) Am.
(C. Hol-
(A. R. Dug-
(D. Blanstein) Char.
(A. K. Bartlett) Pop.
OPTIMISM
Optimism. Spec. 97: 818,
— and Immortality. (G. L. Dickinson) Hibbert J . 1:
425-
- the Creed of Progress. (F. Challeu) Westm. I62:
321.
-— of Browning and Meredith. (A. C. Pigou) Indep.
R. 61 92. 1’-Liv. Age, 246: 415,
— The Varieties of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 68: 426.
—-— vs. Pessimism. (C. Morse) Westm. I58: 5 5 3.
Optimist, An; a story. (Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic,
421 445-
Optimist, Sorrows of the. (C. J . Bullock) Nation, 81:
312,
Opto—technics. (S. P. Thompson) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 518.
-or or -our, in Honor and other Words. (T. R.
Lounsbury) Harper, I10: 187,
Oracle of Saint-cure, The. (C. A. Prince) Cent. 45:
923-
Oracles of the Stove, The. (H. Pendexter) Every-
body’s, I41 484-
Orange, France. (F. Sampson) New Eng. M. n. s. 292
33-
Orange, N. J ., and the Problems of a. Suburb. (W.
Potts) Char. II: 289,
Orange County, Cal. (S. Armor)Out West, 24: 350.
—- Resources of. (E. E. Keech) Out West, 18: 529.
Orange County, Vt., Story of a Rural Shire. (H. K.
Darling) Green Bag, I 5: 522,
Orange in California, The. (S. M. Kennedy) Land of
Sun. 91 181. —- (M. C. Fredericks) Calif. M. I:
45L
— in Southern California, The. (H. Edwards) Land
of Sun. 2: 67.
Orange-blossoms; a story.
World, 84: 373.
Orange Culture in California. (A. Sutherland) Book-
lover’s M. 3: 803,
Orange Growing. Land of Sun. I: 33.
(M. F. Quinlan) Cath.
— in California. (Bertha M. Smith) World’s Work,
11: 7328.
—in Florida and California. (H. J. Webber) Ctry
Life Am. 3: I57.
— in So. California.
Orange Orchard, A Frost-proof.
Life Am. 7: 367.
Orange Routing Case, The.
Bag, I8: 667,
Orange Trees in California, The First. (H. A. Monroe)
Land of Sun. 10: 322,
Oranges 250 Years Ago.
I6: 127, 255,
Oratio Obliqua, Notes on the Evolution of. (B. L.
Gildersleeve) Am. J . Philol. 27: 200,
Orations, Old and New. (G. H. Smith) Am. Law R.
39: 223-
Orator, The; is he born or made ? (M. MacDonagh)
Longm. 44: 396.=Ecl. M. I45: 54I.=Liv. Age,
243:
Oratorio,
(D. B. Weir) Calif. M. 4: 354.
(T. L. Mead) Ctry
(W. A. Bowen) Green
(C. F. Lummis) Out West,
25,
Decadent. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 96:
543-
Oratory. ' (G. E. Foster) Canad. M. 22: 382,
—The Tradition of. (M. MacDonagh) Macmil. go:
149. =Ec1. M. I43: 370. = Liv. Age, 242: 163,
Orbits, Determination of. (A. O. Leuschner) Pop.
Astron. I3: 296. -—(Asa.ph Hall) Pop. Astron. 13:
353-
Orcady, A Road in. (D. J. Robertson) Longm. 46:
344.
Orchard, Birds and Beauties of an Old. (W. H. Legge)
Longm. 46: 272. I-‘Liv. Age, 246: 428,
— in October. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 61: 859.
Orchard Fairies, With the. (J . H. J ewett) Craftsman,
8: 233,
L
469
l
OREGON
Orchard Princess, An; a story. (R. H. Barbour) Lip-
pinc. 761 1.
Orchards and Fruit Gardens. Quar. I98: 380.
—— in the Desert. (J . L. Laughlin) World To-day, 9:
1319,
Orchestral Concert, How to listen to an. (F. G. Fidler)
Te ' p. Bar, I29: 302,
Orches al Conductors, Modern.
nat. Q. 8: 316.
— Three Great: Weingartner, Muck, Safonoif. Outl.
83: 987.
Orchestral Music, Future of. (W. J . Henderson) Atlan.
(H. T. Finck) Inter-
91: 70.
Orchid of Supreme Interest. (E. O. Orpet) Ctry Life
Am. 10: 2. '
Orchid Hobby, The. (A. Herrington) Ctry Life Am.
11: 42,
Orchidaceae, North American Terrestrial, Root-struc-
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Orchids. (G. V. Nash) Science, 11. s. 23: 468.-(W.
Miller) Ctry Life Am. 6: 165.-—(L. C. Davis) Out
West, 19: 251.
— Amateur Experience in Culture of. (F. A. Cram-
blitt) Overland, n. s. 47: 213.
—Fascination of. (F. Boyle) Cornh. 921 807.:Ecl.
M. 146: 122. =Liv. Age, 248: 27.
— Greenhouse, Culture of, Boyle on. Nature, 66: 59.
— Wild, grown in a Small Home Garden. (F. L. Mar-
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Ordeal by Fire. (F. M. Coates) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
225,
Ordeal of Maude Joyce, The ; a story. (E. G. Jordan)
Harper, I08: 114,
Order in the Universe, The Notion of. (L. Arréat)
Monist, I 5: 262,
— Notion of. (E. T. Dixon) Mind, 27: 527.
— Pleasure of. Blackw. I73: 835.
Order of Merit, The New English. (H. W. Paul) Pall
Mall M. 28: 71.=Ecl. M. 139: 732.:Liv. Age,
235: 108. — (D. Story) Munsey, 28: 863.
Order Department of a Branch Library System.
(Emma V. Baldwin) Pub. Lib. II: 509.
Orderly Book, Fourth Pennsylvania Battalion, Col.
Anthony Wayne. Pennsyl. M. 29: 470. 30: 91,
206.
Orders, Church, Question of. (C. A. Briggs) Indep.
591 I97-
Orders of Chivalry, American. (C. Cook) Army &
Navy Life, 9: 455.
Ordination of Asoka, Buddhist Priest. (Mrs. E. Cotes)
Harper, 105: 753.
Ordnance and Armor, Late Developments in. (J . F.
Meigs) Cassier, 24: 471.
Ordnance Survey Maps, and the Antiquities on them.
(F. J . Haverfield) Geog. J . 27: I65.
Ordovician Rocks of Ohio and Indiana, Classification
of. (A. F. Foerste) Science, 22: 149.
Ore, Handling, at a Blast-furnace. (W. L. Cowles)
Cassier, 22: 157. \
Ore Finding, Electrical. Knowl. 27: 157.
Ore-handling Machinery on the Lakes, The Latest.
(D. A. Willey) Cassier, 30: 195.
Oread Institute, Worcester, Mass.
20: 328.
Oregon; Americanism of the Last West.
Brook) Outing, 47: 593.
— and Dr. Marcus Whitman. (S. A. Clarke) Califor-
nian, 2: 19.-—(Mrs. F. F. Victor) Californian, 2:
229,
—- and its Duties as a State. (M. R. Trumbull) Char.
12: 270,
— as a Political Experiment Station.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 172,
Nat’l M. (Bost.)
(D. H.
(J . Schafer) R.
OREGON
Oregon, at its Exposition. (Anne S. Monroe) World
To-day, 9: 942.
—- Big Woods of. (T. S. Van Dyke) Outing, 47: 613.
— An Inland Empire. (Bert H. Elford) Overland,
n. s. 45: 54!.
— Initiative and Referendum in.
Arena, 29: 270, 32: 128,
— Library Conditions in. Lib. J. 28: 175.——(M. F.
Isom) Lib. J. 30: 279.
— Referendum at Work in. (W. M. Raine) World To-
day, 11: 1268,
— Where rolls the Oregon.
579.
Oregon Amendment for Majority Rule, Judges attack.
(G. H. Shibley) Arena, 30: 613,
Oregon Coast, Naturalist’s Picnic on. (W. Hutchin-
son) Contemp. 82: 491. = Ecl. M. 140: 257. = Liv.
Age, 236: 26,
O’Reilly, John Boyle, with portrait. (J . Realf, jr.)
Calif. M. 3: 304.
Orenburg-Tashkent Railway, The. (A. Hamilton) Un.
Serv. M. 32: 551.
Orenda and a Definition of Religion. (J . N. B. Hewitt)
Am. Anthrop. 4: 33.
Organ, Autobiography of an; a phantasie.
Warrington) Canad. M. 18: 235.
— Evolution of the. (R. I. Geare) Craftsman, 7: 548.
—- First, in America. (A. W. Brayley) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 212.
—— its History and Development. Land of Sun. 8: 305.
— Ode to the. (L. C. W. Myrick) New Eng. M. n. s.
26: 225,
— Teaching the. (C. Whitmer) Music, 21: 201,
Organ Compositions, Registration of Bach’s Works.
(F. Peterson) Music, 22: 217,
Organic Changes and Feelings.
J. Psychol. 17: 522,
Organic Movements, Psychology of. (M. Bentley) Am.
J. Psychol. 17: 293.
Organic Remains in Post-glacial Deposits. (P. Olsson-
Seifer) Am. Natural. 37: 785.
Organisms, Lower, Jenning’s Studies in.
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— Relation between Variability of Organisms and that
of their Constituent Elements. (F. Boas) Science,
11. s. 15: I.
Organists. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 96: 424.
Organization as a Factor in the Ministry.
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— The Fetish of. F ortn. 85: 844.
— in Education overdone at Times. Educa. 25: 237.
—- in Government. (W. Sutherland) Westm. I65: 255.
Organs and Organists. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97:
8
(W. s. ‘ U’Ren)
(H. Lloyd) Outing, 47:
(F. M.
(J . F. Shepard) Am.
(R. M.
(T. T.
13 ,
-— Church. (C. E. Ordway) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 705,
—-Designing of. (T. Casson) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 182,
-- Portable. (G. W. Walter) Music, 21: 363,
Orient, Future of. (E. B. Allen) Bib. Sac. 63: 443.
Oriental Dependencies, Self-government in. (J . W.
Jenks) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 580,
Oriental Exploration Fund. (I. M. Price) Bib. World,
23: 7.
— Reports of. (E. J . Banks) Bib. World, 24: 61.
— Work and Report of Babylonian Section. Bib.
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Oriental Railways. (S. Krausz) New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
65 5.
Oriental Schools. (H. Hyvernat) Cath. Univ. Bull. 7:
285.
Oriental Studies in England and on the Continent.
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Oriental Trade, Future of our. (James J . Hill) World’s
Work, 10: 6465, ,
470
ORPHEUS
Orientalism and Semitic Studies, Report on. (E.
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—- in the Open Court. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 504.
Orientalists, Congress of, at Hamburg, 1902, (E,
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— — at Hanoi, 1903. (C. J . W. Pfoundes) Asia. R. 35:
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-— —- at Algiers, 1905. (E. Montet) Asia. R. 40: 81.
Orientalizing of Budge ; a story. (W. A. Fraser) Out-
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Orientation of Buildings. (W. Atkinson) Am. Arch.
89: 79.
— of Churches. (T. M. Clark) Am. Arch. 89: 191.
Origin of Ferns, The ; a Forest Fable. (A. Cell) Out-
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Original Sin, An ; a story.
19: 244.
Original Wedding-present, An; a story.
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Originality. (M. E. Robinson) Internat. J . Ethics, 12:
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—- in Literature. (F. B. Gummere) Quar. 204: 26.
Orinda, The Matchless. See Fowler, Katherine.
Orinoco, An Adventure on the. Chamb. J . 83: 532.
— Caura Aflluent of. (E. Andre) Geog. J . 20: 233.
—— A Wasted Waterway. (G. M. L. Brown) Canad.
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Oriole, The. (Virginia Garland) Overland, n. s. 451
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Orioles. (A. L. Armstrong) Land of Sun. 8: 64.
Orion, Belt and Sword of, with Plate. (A. Smith)
Knowl. 25: 131.
Orizaba, Mt., Ascent of.
61: 528,
Orkney, Lord George Hamilton. Letters during Marl-
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Hist. R. 19: 307.
Orkney Islands. A Loch in Orcady. (D. J . Robert-
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Age, 237: 750.
Orleans, Charles d’, Poet of the French Renaissance.
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Orleans, Marie Adelaide, Duchess of. (M. S. Smith)
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Orleneif, Paul. Russian Players in New York. (Flor-
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Ormond, James Butler, 1st Duke. Ed. R. 204: 81,
Ormulum, The; where was it written ? (H. Bradley)
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(W. J. Roe) Open Court,
(M. S. Cut-
(A. R. Crook) Pop. Sci. Mo.
73-
Ormy, Josephine d’, Prima Donna. (C. W. Stoddard)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 190.
Ornament, Celtic. (G. Coffey) J . Soc. Arts, 52: 248,
— Evolution of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 17: 291.
— in the House. (S. Howe) Craftsman, 3: 85.
— its Adaptation to Space. (M. P. Verneuil) Crafts-
man, 5: 470.
— its Use and Abuse. (G. Stickley) Craftsman, 7:
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— Poetic. (W. Crane and L. F. Day) Art J . 54: 270.
— Primitive. (J . Allen) Reliquary, 43: 163
Ornaments, Rubric, according to the Courts.
Wright) 19th Cent. 54: 225.
Orne, Agnus (pseudonym), Writings of, with portrait.
Acad. 67: 83.
Ornithological Congress, Fourth International. Na-
ture,-72: 177.
Oroya Railroad, Penn. (E. C. Rost) World’s Work,
4: 2516.
Orpheus; a Study in Comparative Religion. (P.
Carus) Open Court, 17: 480.
Orpheus; a story. (A. Dunbar) Pall Mall M. 26: 192.
(E. B.
Osprey, Flight of the.
ORPINGTON
Orpington, Parish Registers of. (J . R. Larkby) Antiq.
n. s. 39: 326.
Orpington Breed of Poultry.
Life Am. 6: 5 3.
Orrery Papers, The. Ath. ’o3, 2: 117,
Orrock, James, R. I. (B. Webber) Studio (Internat.)
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Orthodoxy, Two Letters on. (L. Tolstoi) Open Court,
- I8: 513.
Orthogenetic Variations. (H. Gadow) Science, n. s.
22: 637; (D. S. Jordan) 372 ; (R. E. Coker) 873.
Orthographic Projection of the Sphere, Some Problems
on. (W. F. Riggs) Pop. Astron. I4: 402,
Orthopedic Surgery. (A. Lorenz) Indep. 54: 3063.
O’Rnddy, The; a story. (S. Crane and R.- Barr)
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Orwell, The Mythical Town of. (R. G. Marsden) Eng.
Hist. R. 212 93.
(W. P. Willett) Ctry
Osage Indians, Richest People in the World. (E. M. _
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Osage Mourning—War Ceremony. (G. A. Dorsey)
Am. Anthropol. 4: 404.
Oscar F redrik, King of Sweden and Norway; a Per-
sonal Study. (I. Malcolm) Liv. Age, 246: 311,
—— Leaves from my Traveling Diary. National, 41:
410,
-— Some Selected Speeches. National, 40: 637,
Oscar’s Chance, per Charley; a story. (H. W. Phil-
lips) McClure, 20: 630, '
Osler, Dr. William. (D. A. Willey) Critic, 46: 411,
—- Addresses by. (D. C. Gilman) Nation, 80: 193,
—- Baltimore Address of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 462,
-— in Love with Youth. (A. Lang) Liv. Age, 245:
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— on the Periods of a Teacher’s Life. Science, n. s.
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Osmotic Pressure. (G. A. Hoadley) J. Frankl. Inst.
I 57: 437.——(Norman R. Campbell) Nature, 73: 79.
742 102 ; (W. G. B. Whetham) 295.
(A. J . Meyer) Ctry Life Am.
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Ossoli, Margaret Fuller d’. Acad. 65: 26I.—(F. M.
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— and her Friends. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic, 48: 154,
I.
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— Poems by. Cent. 46: 92,
— The Real. (Alice N. Meyer) Bookman, I7: 596.
Ossuaries. (G. Dickson) Reliquary, 44: 145.
Osten Sacken, G. R., Baron. (G. H. Bryan) Nature,
74: 180
Osteological Terms. (S. W. Williston) Science, 11. s.
18: 829,
Osteopathy and Practical Medicine. (J . J . Welsh)
Indep. 59: 1141.
- Principles of. (A. T. Still) Indep. 59: I094,
Osterlind, Allan, Colored Etchings of.
Studio (Internat.) 20: 274. 29: 206.
Ostertag, Blanche, Artist. (Isabel McDougall) Bk.
Buyer, 25: 3o9.—Brush & P. 10: 312,
Osthaus, Edmund H., Painter of Animals, with por-
trait. (T. J . Lipman) Brush & P. 18: 8:,
Ostraca, Greek, in America. (F. J . Goodspeed) Am.
J. Philol. 25: 54.
Ostrich in California, The African.
(H. Frantz)
Land of Sun. 8:
45'
—— in the New World. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 27: 277,
Ostrich Farm, Visit to an. Outl. 84: 3: 1.
Ostrich Farming. Land of Sun. I: 31.
— in the U. S. Nat. Geog. M. 17: 569.
Ostrich Feathers in South Africa, Defects in. (J . E.
Duerden) Nature, 74: 55.
Ostrich Ranches. (M. C. Frederick) Calif. M. 2: 637,
471
OUR
Ostwald, Wilhelm. (H. C. Jones) Science, n. s. 19:
321,
Othello, Shakespeare’s most Inconsistent Character.
(C. Morris) Critic, 47: 316,
“ Othello,” Ship, Piracy Case of, 1807,
Green Bag, 16: 172,
Other Half, The. (H. G. D. Latham) Cornh. 86: 109.
=Ecl. M. 139: 457. =Liv. Age, 234: 361.
Other Man, The. (F. Reddale) Lippinc. 70: 515.
Other Miss Robbins, The; a story. (I. E. Mackay)
Canad. M. 25: 451.
Other One, The; a story.
243. 885-
Other Side, The; a story.
108: 240,
Other Side of Boss, The; a story. (J. C. Bull) Lippinc.
(B. C. Steiner)
(V. Harper) Lippinc. 75:
(G. E. Channing) Harper,
71: 389.
Other Side of the Hedge, The ; a story. (E. M. Fors-
ter) Indep. R. 4: 297.: Liv. Age, 244: 55,
Other Side of the Wall, The. Spec. 97: 50.
Other Worlds, Life in. (F. J . Allen) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64:
26.
Otis, Gen. Harrison G., with portraits. (C. F. Lum-
mis) Land of Sun. 123 72.
Otomites. Am. Arch. 87: 39.
Ottawa, Can., Observatory at.
M, 22: 324,
Otté, Elise C. (E. Gosse) Ath. ’o4, I: 15,
Otter, In Defense of the. Spec. 92: 598.
— Sea-, Hunters of the. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 47: 212,
— Survival of the. (J . C. Tregarthen) Monthly R. 23,
no. 3: 81.
Otterburn, Battle and Ballad of. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Sewanee, I2: 385.
Otter’s Stone Pool, The; a story. (W. E. Hodgson)
Cornh. 93: 98. ~
Ottoman Empire, The. (VV. T. Stead) Indep. 54: 195.
— Dissolution of. (E. K. Mitchell) Hartf. Sem.-Rec.
6= 59-
Ottoman Law, Young’s Body of. (D. B. Macdonald)
Nation, 82: 77.
Ottoman Poetry, Gibbs’s.
77¢ 37-
Oubliette Cryptogram, The ; a story. (J . Hawthorne)
Booklover’s M. 4: 541.
“ Ouida.” Californian, 2: 242,
See La Ramée, Louise de.
(W. J . London) Canad.
(D. B. Macdonald) Nation,
Oudin’s Polyphase Apparatus and Systems. (W. S.
Franklin) Science, n. s. 18: 241,
Our Beau. (J . R. Perry) Indep. 60: 1428.
Our Best Society; a story. Critic, 44: 358. 45: 74.
46: 168, 438.
Our Front Parlor Alligator.
M. n. s. 30: 76.
Our Graves; an Impression. (M. Purves) Gent. M.
n. s. 74: 595.
Our Harbor. (N. Duncan) Outl. 772 846.
Our Lady of the Beeches.
Atlan. 90: 13-493.
Our Lady of Labels. Chaut. 37: 191.
Our Lady of Pootoo. (R. S. Gundry) Sat. R. 991 7341.
Our Lady of the Ranche. (V. Fetherstonhaugh) Good
Words, 45: Xmas no.
Our Lady’s Party; a story.
World, 80: 44.
Our Mysterious Passenger; a story.
Canad. M. 23: 355.
Our Old Keeper. Macmil. 86: 56.
Our Past. (M. Maeterlinck) Indep. 542 546. 7
Our Red-headed Kid; a story. (F. Walworth) Mc-
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Our ¥illa.ge by the Sea. (Emily P. Finnemore) Chamb.
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(Bettina von Hutten)’
(V. B. Webster) Cath.
(R. W. Rudolf)
(B. Gilman) New Eng.
OUR
Our Wedding Breakfast -—- and Kitchener.
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Out of the Frying—pan; a story. (E. Boltwood) Mun-
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Out of his Element; a story.
(R. E.
(E. H. Roberts) Arena,
27: 415.
Out with the Land-lockers.
82: 215,
Outcast, The. (J . G. Smith) Overland, n. s. 46: 117.
Outcasts of Poker Flat, The. (Bret Harte) Over-
land) 11. s. 40: 209. _
Outdoor Books. (L. C. Willcox) No. Am. 183: 116.
Outdoor Life in the Middle West. (H. C. Chatfield-
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— Uplift through. (D. L. Sharp) World’s Work, 8:
(W. D. Hulbert) Outl.
5°43-
Out-door Relief. Spec, 96: 861,
Out-door Stories, Little. Outing, 41: 611, 724.
215, 33°. 419, 615- 43‘ 55, 205-
Outgoing of the Tide. (J. Buchan) Atlan. 89: I7.
Outing, A Three Months’, in Three States. (J. E.
Ross) Overland, n. s. 39: 932. 40: 141.
Outlands, Romance of the. (E. Wright) Quar. 205:
47. =Liv. Age, 247: 519.
Outlaw, The. (Edward L. Sabin) Everybody’s, I 4: 743.
Outlaw Hunters of Russia. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 46:
42:
Outlawry, is it Obsolete ? (H. E. Richards) Law Q.
18: 297.
- Royal and Ancient Game of.
26: 558.
Outlawry of Edith, The; a story.
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Outlaws ; the “Apache Kid.” (W. M. Raine) Outing,
461 579.
Outlaws of Apache Leap.
687.
Outlines. (H. M. Reeve) Westm. I 58: 523,
(D. Story) Munsey,
(Henry C. Row-
(D. Coolidge) Outing, 44:
Out-of—door Life. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 55: 2227,
-—- Effect on Literature. (M. O. Wright) Critic, 42:
308.
Out—of-door Men. (W. B. Thomas) Liv. Age, 247: 821,
Out-of-doors, How to live. (E. M. Hart) R. of Rs.
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Output, The Restriction of. (C. D. Wright) No. Am.
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Outram, Gen. Sir James, Trotter’s Life of. Spec. 92:
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Outside the Gate; a Pilgrim Play. (D. G. McChesney)
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Outside the Law; a story.
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“ Outside the War Record ; ” a story.
Cath. World, 75: 742,
Outsider, The. (E. Hubbard) Cosmopol. 39: 540.
Outsider, The ; a story. (A. Ruhl) Outing, 44: 19.
Outsider, The; a story. (H. Reinherz) Temp. Bar,
132: 39.
Over the Barriers. Sund. M. 32: 294, 411, 476.
Over the Border; a story. (E. S. Valentine) Canad.
M, 21: 168.
Over the Governor’s Veto; a story.
Green Bag, 15: 387,
Over the Jumps ; a story.
623.
Over Proof; a story. (W. A. Hickman) Cent. 50: 399,
Over-rated, The. (Ella C. Bennett) Overland, n. s.
(E. F. Cobby) Gent. M.
(G. F. Powers)
(D. Malloch)
(A. Stoddart) Lippinc. 76:
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Over the Spite Fence. (Muriel A. Brady) New Eng.
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Over the Telephone.
28: 562.
(B. Maniates) New Eng. M. n. s.
472
OXFORD
Overcrowded, In Behalf of the.
12: 583.
Overcrowding in Cities and some Consequent Muni—
cipal Regulation. (H. M. Wiltze) Am. Law R.
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Overend, George Henry. Ath. ’o5, 2: 437,
Overhauling the Politicianers. (G. S. Wasson) Cent.
44: 538-
Overland Mail, Story of the. (R. F. Elwell) Outing,
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Overland Monthly, Distinguished Contributors to.
Overland, n. s. 40: 283.
—— With the Contributors to.
3.
Overlooked Understudy, An; a story. (Edwin B.
Morris) Booklover’s M. 6: 622.
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Overtoun, Lord. Sund. M. 33: I 53.
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Ovid, Palladius, and Tacitus, A Harvard MS. of.
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Ovingdean’s Little Horse; a story. (H. W. Wallis)
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Owen, Robert, and Co-operation.
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Owens College Historical Essays.
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Owens River Project, Social Significance of. (W. E.
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Owens Valley Reclamation Service. (F. H. N ewell)
Out West, 232 454.
Owl, The Great Horned. (J . M. Gleeson) Outl. 77:
295-
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441 57-
Owls. (R. B. Smith) I9th Cent. 522 754. =Liv. Age,
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Oxford, Robert Harley, Earl of. Ath. ’o3, I: 139. —-
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Oxford Almanacs. (C. F. Bell) Art J. 56: 241,
Oxford Colleges, Drawings of. (V. H. Bailey) Studio
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Oxford Congregation and Convocation.
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Oxford Idea, The, and the American Small College.
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Oxford Movement, The. Quar. 205: 196,
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Oxford School of Historians. Church Q. 592 93.
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(H. K. Job)
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OXFORD
Oxford University, American Rhodes’s Scholar at.
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(G. H. Fitch) World’s
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Pacific Pastels, the Last of the Men of Never-Never.
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“ Pacific Penetration” and Police. (J . H. Richard-
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Pacific Railroads, Contest of, for Traffic. (C. M.
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—— Writers of, with portraits. (C. F. Lummis) Land
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Pacific States of U. S. ; Opportunity in Far East grow-
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Packard, Alpheus Spring. (A. D. Mead) Pop. Sci. Mo.
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Studio
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(D. s. MacColl)
(Eliz. R.
(E. V. Carlin) Out
PAINTING
Painting, in America, A Century of. (VV. H. Low)
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(J. F.
99-
—— Second Exhibition of Society of Twenty-five English
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Paintings, American, and Foreign, Comparative‘ Exhi-
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Pair of Mules, A. (Karl E. Harriman) Booklover’s
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Pajarito Park, New Mexico, Archaeology of. (E. L.
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PALMER
Palzeo-botanical Discovery, A Notable. (E. W. Barry)
Science, 11. s. 20: 56.
Palaeontology. Natnre’s Hieroglyphics.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 139.
— Present Problems of. (H. F. Osborn) Pop. Sci. Mo.
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Palaeospondylus, Sollas’s Account of. (B. Dean) Sci-
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Palaeozoic Seed Plants. (E. A. N. Arper) Nature, 71:
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Palais Bourbon and its Inhabitants. (Hon. Mrs. Stu-
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Palais Royal, The. (V. S. Wortley) National, 442
I060,
“Palatine,” The Word, in America.
Nation, 78: :27.
Paleotti, Donna Christina, High-born Adventuress.
(J. Ross) Monthly R. 17, no. 1: 154,
Palermo. (J. Bryce) Nation, 77: 421,
Palestine, American School in, Researches of. J. Bib.
Lit. 22: 164. '
— and Revelation. (W. Ewing) Bib. World, 24: 86.
— and Syria, Summer in. (F. J. Bliss) Bib. World,
20: 89.
—- Anno I152, A Voyage from the Orkney Islands
to. (J. G. Fotheringham) Antiq. n. s. 38: 110,
145.
— Bibliography. Chaut. 43: 558.
—— Camp Life in. (E. Dowsett) Sund. M. 341 64!.
— Exploration in. (J. P. Peters) Am. Antiq. 25: 314.
— (J. P. Peters) J. Bib. Lit. 22: 15.
— Fortress Monasteries of. (W. G. FitzGerald)
Archit. Rec. I9: 275.
(R. S. Lnll)
(A. Matthews)
— Front Door of. (A. H. Godbey) Monist, I4: 516.
—— Hilprecht’s Explorations in. (J. P. Peters) Nation,
7 7 1 I37-
— Jewish Colonies in. (M. A. Meyer) Indep. 54: 2347,
— The Land of Jesus. (A. Hoben) Bib. World, 26:
408.
— The Level of Prophetism in Babylonia and in.
Kiinig) Meth. R. 64: 409.
— Pilgrimage to. (W. Sinclair) Sund. M. 33: 380.
— A Reading Journey through. (S. Mathews) Chant.
43= 493-
—— Results of Recent Archaeology for the History of.
(L. B. Paton) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 15: 175.
— Tenting in. (I. Zangwill) Fortn. 84: 886.
— under the Sultan’s Sway. Chamb. J. 31: 362,
Palestrina, Pins, and Plain-song. (L. Baker) Sewanee,
I4: 422,
Palette and Chisel Club. (T. B. Thompson) World
To-day, 10: 4or.—Brush & P. 18: 213.
Pali Texts, Gospel Parallels from. (A. J. Edmnnds)
Open Court, 16: 559, 684,
Palisades, The; the Gates of the Hudson. (C. M.
Skinner) Cent. 50: 665. — (E. H. Hall) M. of Hist.
(E.
3: 219.
Palladio, Andrea. (B. F. Fletcher) Am. Arch. 80: 59,
69.
—- and Vicenza. (E. F. Baldwin) Outl. 79: 811.
Palm, Whence came the? (E. Wall) Overland, n. s.
W 7. '
Palm and Sole Configuration, Racial Diflferences in.
(H. H. Wilder) Am. Anthropol. 6: 244. '
-— Impressions of, and their Use for Purposes of Per-
sonal Identification. (H. H. Wilder) Pop. Sci. Mo.
63: 385.
Palm of Victory, The. (E. L. Roberson) Overland,
n. s. 42: 512,
The New President of Cuba.
Outl. 70: 268.
Palmer, Alice Freeman, with portrait. (G. P. Morris)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 167.
PALMER
Palmer, Alice Freeman, A Memorial to. Outl. 72:
-—- S<9>171ie Religious Verse of. (G. H. Palmer) Outl. 76:
Palzrliieiig, George Herbert. (F. W. Noxon) Critic, 42:
12 ,
Palmer Collection, The. Land of Sun. 2: 63.
Palmerston, Lady. (Mrs. E. T. Murray-Smith) Lip-
pinc. 69: 349.
Palmistry in China. (H. A. Giles) 19th Cent. 56: 985.
—— Scientific. (H. A. Wilder) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 41.
Palms, Culture and Care of.
pine. 75: 61.
-—- for Home Growing. Ctry Life Am. I: 62.
-—- of the Colorado Desert. (Edmund Mitchell) World
To-day, 8: 25.
Palo Alto, California. Out West, 23: 403. —- Overland,
n. s. 44: 362.
Palolo Worm of Samoa.
Pamela’s Choice.
56-772.
Pampas Grass, Cultivation of. (Clara S. Brown) Calif.
M, 3: 682,
Pampas Industry, The.
3: 125,
Pamphlets, Taking Care of, in a Library. (W. S.
Merrill) Pub. Lib. 11: 502,
Pan, All-delighting. (H. H. Brown) Gent. M. n. s.
70: 603,
Pan in Vermont. (R. Kipling) Ctry Life Am. 3: 43.
Panama, An American. (P. Bigelow) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 38: 489.
— and the Canal, Latin-American Views of. (L. E.
Van Norman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 334.
—- and Colombia. (J . M. Williams) World’s Work, 7:
4343.
—— and 2. Forgotten Romance. (C. T. Brady) Cosmopol.
37: 183.
— and its Neighbors.
(Eben E. Rexford) Lip-
Nature, 69: 523.
(E. M. Weston) Good Words, 45:
(C. S. Brown) Land of Sun.
(G. H. Grosvenor) Chant. 39:
23,
—- and its People. (F. C. Nicholas) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
29: 329.
-— and the Knights-errant of Colonization. (C. T.
and the Mississippi Valley. (C. N. Harvey) World’s
Work, 7: 4425.
— and the Panamanians. (C. L. Withrow) Indep. 56:
26, 36.
— and Poultney Bigelow. Outl. 82: 62.
— and the Region of the Canal. (A. G. Kingsbury)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 425.
-— Farming on the Isthmus.
Geog. M. 17: 229,
-—— Health of. Science, n. s. 18: 185.
1],, Brady) Cosmopol. 36: 679. 37: 76,
(D. M. Hazlett) Nat.
— Health Problem at. (Col. W. C. Gorgas) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 52.
-— In. (Tracy Robinson) Land of Sun. 15: 113,
— Justice and Equity in. (W. F. Johnson) Forum,
36: 12',
— Land ofJRomance. (F. T. Bnllen) Cornh. 91: 96,
—— Mr. Root on. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 76: 142,
— Our Diplomatic Policy in Relation to. (E. Maxey)
Arena, 34: 53.
—- Our Government’s Course in. (J . B. Bishop) Inter-
nat. Q. 9: 247.
-— Our Mismanagement at. (P. Bigelow) Indep. 60: 9,
— Our Problem at. (VV. R. Rodgers) Munsey, 32: 550,
-— Real Situation at, 1905. Indep. 58: 307,
— Recognition of. (A. Spring) Am. Law R. 39: 853,
-—- -— and its Results. (T. S. Woolsey) Green Bag,
16: 6,
-— —- Was it a Breach of International Morality?
(G. W. Scott) Outl. 75: 947.
476
PANAMA
Panama, Republic of. (E. A. Morales) No. Am. 177:
914. — (G. E. Church) Geog. J. 22: 676,
-— — and the Zone. (E. E. Slosson and G. Richardson)
Indep. 60: 778. —(W. H. Burr) Nat. Geog. M. 15:
57. —(E. Maxey) Overland, n. s. 44: 77.
-- Revolution in. Outl. 75: 624.
— — and the United States. Outl. 75: 731.
— -—Appeal to Conscience. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77:
418.
— — Belated Scruples about. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79:
328,
— — Dishonor of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 374.
-—— — Ethics of. (J. P. Gordy) Forum, 36: 115.
-—- —- the 50-mile Order. (Historicus) No. Am. 178:
235
— —- Haste and Repentance. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77:
398.
- -—— Information wanted. Outl. 75: 676.
-— —— Isthmus Holding Company Limited. (F. J . Ma-
ther, jr.) Nation, 77: 418.
— — Not Haste but Speed. Outl. 75: 726.
—- -—- The Right Use of Precedent. (R. Ogden) Nation,
77: 479~
— — Senator Hoar’s Speech. Outl. 75: 982.
—— — Some Inside Panama History. Outl. 75: 890.
-— -— U. S. Govt’s Position on. Indep. 55: 2837.
— Riot at, 1856, Overland, n. s. 47: 92.
—— Secession of. (Benjamin Taylor) Fortn. 81: 121, ::
Ecl. M. 142: 421. = Liv. Age, 240: 385.
-—— Taboga and the Chagres River. (G. Richardson
and E. E. Slosson) Indep. 60: 860.
—— The Truth about. (H. C. Rowland) Booklover’s
ll 7= 527,707.
— Two Life Stories from. (E. E. Slosson and G. Rich-
ardson) Indep. 60: 918,
—— What the United States secures by the Canal
Treaty. (F. H. Taylor) Booklover’s M. 3: 228.
Panama Canal, The. (H. Hall) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35:
383. — (Tracy Robinson) Land of Sun. 15: 4. —-
(Lady S. T ownley) National, 47: 755. =Liv. Age,
250: 387.— (Colby M. Chester) Nat. Geog. M. 16:
445. — (Bart. E. Linahan) Cath. World, 81: 176, -
(W. B. Parsons) Cent. 49: 138. — (J . F. Carr) Outl.
84: 263.—(W. H. Burr) Science, 11. s. 24: 7I.—~
(E. R. Johnson) Indep. 55: 764. — (G. S. Morison)
Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 35: 24. = Liv. Age, 239: 571.
—(J. F. Carr) Outl. 83: 21, 69, II7.—(Theodore
P. Shouts) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 55.—Nature, 73: 198,
— Actual Problems of. (J . F. Wallace) Engin. M. 29:
801,
— Advantages over the Nicaraguan Route. Engin.
Ll 23= 653-
—— and the Chagres River.
24: 329,
— and Chinese Labor. (Eugene S. Watson) Indep. 61:
1201,
-— and its Problems. (John Barrett) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
31: 161.
(H. L. Abbot) Engin. M.
-— and Modern Excavating Machinery. (A. W. Rob-
inson) Engin. M. 39: 161.
— and Maritime Commerce. Quar. 200: 329.
-— and Suez Canal. (F. C. Penfield) N 0. Am. 180: 817.
— as it will be. (C. H. F orbes-Lindsay) World To-
day, II: 1036,
— The Bond Issue for the. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 1.
— Builders of the. Outl. 80: 57.
- Building a State. (J . F. Carr) Outl. 83: 435.
—- Cheapening the. (H. Lamont) Nation, 82: 421.
— The Chief Engineer and his Work. (J . F. Carr) Outl.
83: 265,
— Colombia and. (A. R. Colquhoun) Outl. 74: 977.
-— A Colombian View of. (R. Pérez) No. Am. 177:
63. ' 1
PANAMA
Panama Canal, compared with Nicaraguan. (H. L.
Abbot) Engin. M. 22: 485.
— Construction of. (H. L. Abbot) Engin. M. 272 721.
—(A. Lee) Outl. 78: 230.—— (P. MacQueen) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) I82 240,
— Control of the Approach to. (W. Thorp) World’s
Work. 7= 4594.
— The Dual vs. the Single-lake Project. (H. L. Ab-
bot and G. S. Morison) Engin. M. 25: 321.
— Engineer’s Life in the Field. (F. L. Waldo) Engin.
M. 30: 321,
— First Year’s Preparatory Work on. (J . F. Wallace)
Engin. M. 30: 161.
—— from the Beginning.
—- from a Contractor’s Standpoint.
No. Am. 180: 74,
(C. Morris) Lippinc. 69: 326.
(G. W. Crichfield)
— History, Conditions, Prospects. (J . F. Carr) On
82: 947.
—- The Human Side. (P. Bigelow) Cosmopol. 41: 455,
606. 42: 5 3.
— The Independent’s Report on.
G. Richardson) Indep. 60: 589.
— A Labor Army for. (C. De Kalb) Nation, 81: 7 5.
—-Labor Problem on. (P. C. Hains) No. Am. 179:
(E. E. Slosson and
42-
—— Lake Bohio, the Summit Level of the Canal. (G.
S. Morison) Engin. M. 242 497.
—- Life on the Canal Zone. (E. E. Slosson and G.
Richardson) Indep. 60: 653,
— Lock Canal favored. (J . F. Dryden) Indep. 60:
1513.
— Machinery for. (F. L. Waldo) Engin. M. 31: 349.
— Makers of. Outl. 76: 835.
— Modern Machinery and. (A. W. Robinson) Engin.
M. 39: 10,
-— Muddle of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 416.
—The New World’s Highway. (W. W. Russell)
Indep. 57: 647.
—-—not needed by the U. S. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s
M. 6: 370.
-— Organization and Personnel in the Building of.
(F. L. Waldo) Engin. M. 26: 488,
—Panama and. (J. G. Leigh) Engin. M. 26: 1.
—— Payment for. (M. L. Muhleman) J . Pol. Econ. 12:
473-
—— Payments on Account of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 67: 929.
—— Pepper on. (T. H. Macbride) Dial, 40: 322,
— Preliminary Work on. (J . F. Wallace) Engin. M.
30: 1.
—- Preparing for Construction.
M. 31: 17.
-— Present Aspect of. (W. H. Burr) Indep. 58: 1100,
-—- Present Conditions and Prospect. (F. L. Waldo)
Science, n. s. 23: 769.
— President Roosevelt’s Message and.
No. Am. 178: 122.—-Outl. 76: 100.
-— President Roosevelt’s Trip to. (W. Inglis) Harp.
W. 50: 1740.
-— Problem of. (J . F. Wallace) World To-day, 8: 264,
—— Progress on. (J . Barrett) Indep. 58: 430, — (G,
H. Grosvenor) Nat. Geog. M. 16: 467, - (T, P,
Shonts) Nat. Geog. M. 162 558. — (H. C. Rowland)
Booklover’s M. 72 563. -— (L. Denison) Every-
body’s, W 579-
-- Projects of the Board of Consulting Engineers.
(H. L. Abbot) Engin. M. 31: 481,
— Question of. (E. F. Johnson) Indep. 552 3098. — (T.
D. Herran) Indep. 56: 65.
—- Real Conditions at. (E. P. Lyle, jr.) World’s Work,
II: 6878.
— Revival of De Lesseps’s Sea-level Plan for. (H. L.
Abbot) Engin. M. 28: 721.
—; Sailing Ships and. (J . Page) Nat. Geog. M. I: 167.
(F. L. Waldo) Engin.
(F. Escobar)
477
PANDANUS
Panama Canal; Sea-level, Some Objections to. (P. C.
Hains) No. Am. 180: 440,
—- — vs. Lock Canal. (E. E. Slosson and G. Richard-
son) Indep. 60: 709,
— Secretary Taft on. Outl. 81: 869.
— Shall England help build ? (C. H. Norman) Sat. R.
me: 656.
— Solution of the Problem.
26: 481,
-— Terminal Lake Method of Construction.
Bates) J. Frankl. Inst. I62: 1.
—— The Title and Concession. (E. R. Johnson) Pol.
(H. L. Abbot) Engin. M.
(L. W.
Sci. Q. 18: 197.
— Wasted Machinery on. (G. E. Walsh) Cassier, 26:
16
What it will do for the United States. (E. R.
Johnson) Everybody’s, I0: 151,
— Why the Lock System was chosen.
Cent. 51: 300.
— Why not own the ? (F. C. Penfield) No. Am. 174:
(W. H. Taft)
269.
—— Why the Route was originally chosen. (C. Medina)
No. Am. 177: 393.
— Work of the Commission on.
Engin. M. 28: 804.
—A Year under Stevens.
World To-day, II: 858,
—— Yellow Fever and the.
(C. E. Grunsky)
(C. H. F orbes-Lindsay)
(V. L. Kellogg) Science,
11. s. 23: 114.
Panama Canal Commission. Indep. 562 943.
— and its Work. (W. Wellman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29:
420,
Panama Canal Treaty. (C. C. Hyde) Harv. Law R.
I 5: 725,
Panama Canal Zone, Sanitation of. Science, 11. s. 21:
55 -
Panama Railroad, The. (Lindon Bates, jr.) World
To-day, 11: 714.
Panama Route. (W. A. Burr) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 252,
o .
— Reasons for. (E. R. Johnson) Indep. 54: 313.
Panama Triumvirate, The. (G. E. Paine) Munsey, 332
46-2,
Pan-American Conference, 1906. (G. A. Chamberlain)
Indep. 61: 73o.— (C. M. Pepper) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
33: 689.—(S. Baxter) Outl. 83: 649. 84: 69, 115,
I73. — (H. Taylor) Am. Law R. 40: 896,
— Roosevelt, Root, and Rio. (F. Crane) Ecl. M.
I47 : 3-
— Significance of. (L. S. Rowe) Indep. 61: 1083.
Pan-American Conferences, What the Latin—American
Republics think of. Nat. Geog. M. 17: 474.
Pan-American Congress, Mexico, 1902. Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I51 528.
—— International Arbitration and.
Am. 174: 303.
— Personnel of. (T. R. Dawley, jr.) Outl. 702 380.
—Results of. (T. R. Dawley, jr.) Outl. 70: 475.—-
(O. K. Davis) World’s Work, 32 I965.
Pan-American Railway, The. (C. M. Pepper) Outl.
74‘ 710. —Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 361 466. — (C. M.
Pepper) Indep. 57: 150. —(S. Baxter) Outl. 84:
332. —(C. M. Pepper) Scrib. M. 392 39!.
Pan-American Spirit. (E. Root) Outl. 841 409.
(H. Taylor) No.
Pan-American Union, Proposed. (A. de Yturbide) No.
Am. 174: 201.
Pan-Americanism, Hopes of. (O. K. Davis) World’s
Work, 3: 1664,,
Panathenaic Amphora, with the Name of the Ar-
chon Theiophrastos. (Joseph C. Hoppin) Am. J .
Archseol. 2d ser. I0: 385.
Pandanus Alley. (A. R. Rose-Soley) Overland, n. s.

42: 156.
PAN DEEN
Pandeen in the Woods ; a story. (W. M. Letts) Temp.
Bar, 133: 549.-:Liv. Age, 250: 106.
Pandora’s Box; a story. (M. A. Hartwell) Munsey,
31: 343-
Paneled Rooms, Old. (H. M. Cundall) Art J. 58: 10.
Pan-Germanic Doctrine. Sat. R. 98: 430.
Panhandlers, Revel of the. Char. I5: 695.
Panics, Commercial, Past and Future. (A. D. Noyes)
Atlan. 98: 433.
Pan-Islamic Movement, Abdul-Hamid II. and the.
Blackw. I80: 291,
Panislamism. (A. Vambéry) Indep. 61: 725. —— (V.
Chirol) National, 48: 633. — (A, Vambéry) Igth
Cent. 60: 547. = Liv. Age, 251: 356,
-—- Mahommedans and. National, 48: 742.
—— Some Dangers and a Remedy. (A. Stead) Fortn.
86: 585.
Panizzi, A., Early Essay by.
brary, n. s. 3: 141,
Pankration, The, and Wrestling.
Hel. Stud. 26: 4,
Pan-mania. (A. R. Colquhoun) No. Am. 183: 852.
Panmixia, Agrarian. (W. R. McDermott) Westm.
I61: 327.
Pannwitz Art Collection at Munich. Ath. ’o5, 2: 510.
Panoramas, Early History of. (G. L. Apperson) Antiq.
n. s. 40: 299.
Panoramic Sketching in Campaign.
ton) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 396.
Panslavism in the Near East. Ed. R. 197: 86.
— Russo-Japanese War and. (G. Pollak) Nation, 78:
386.
Pantheism, Christianity and. (S. G. Barnes) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 9: 119.
— Poetry of Modern. (E. Wright) Acad. 70: 621,
Panther Story, A. (C. G. D. Roberts) Outing, 40: 311,
Pantomime for Children, Barrie’s. (M. Beerbohm)
(W. E. A. Axon) Li-
(E. N. Gardiner) J .
(L. McL. Hamil-
Sat. R. 99: 44.
Panton, E. Views on Education. (F. Watson) Gent.
M. n. s. 74: 554.
Pantry, The American. (K. C. Budd) Archit. Rec.
18: 225,
Paoletti, Sylvius D. (O. R. Agresti) Art J . 57: 235.
Pap Overholt ; a story. (A. MacGowan) Harper, I08:
561,
Papacy, The, and the King of Italy. Outl. 78: 659.
—- and New Italy. (K. Blind) Westm. I60: 263,
——as a Naval Power. (D. Sampson) Am. Cath. Q.
28: 683.
—— Czar Nicholas I. and the, 1825—5 5.
Am. Cath. Q. 30: 720.
-— Historians of the Mediaeval.
Univ. Bull. 9: 347.
-— in Exile. Spec. 93: 507.
-— Italy, France, and. (J . W. Mario) Nation, 78: 467,
— never dies. Cath. World, 77: 581.
— Policy of. Spec. 92: 951.
—- since the Events of 1870,
82: 664.
—- Temporal Power of, Beginnings of.
sett) Cath. Univ. Bull. 10: 6,
—- -— Christian Democracy and. (R. E. Del) Monthly
R. 9, no. 3: 54.
Papal Conclave, The. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 84:
280. — (F. Z. Rooker) Cosmopol. 35: 592.
— A Picture of the. Outl. 74: 892.
See Pope.
Papal Elections, State Interference in. (H. Thurston)
Month, 102: 337.
Papal Europe, Significant Religious Movements in.
(E. H. Rudd) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 14: 210.
Papal Medals of the Italian Renaissance. (Egerton of
Tatton) Monthly R. 18, no. 2: 48.
(T. J . Shahan)
(L. Johnston) Cath.
(M. A. R. Tuker) Fortn.
(M. M. Has-
47 8

PARALLELISM
Papal Penitentiary, Sources for the History of. (C.
H. Haskins) Am. J . Theol. 9: 421.
Papal Tiara, The. Nation, 78: 210.
Papaw Tree. (C. A. White) Science, 11. s. 23: 749. —
Science, 11. s. 23: 919.
Pape, Eric, American Painter. (R. Armstrong) Studio
(Internat.) 17: 83.
Paper, Manufacture of. (J . Hiilner) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
819, 832, 850, 866.
-— Early Arabian. '(R. Garnett) Library, 11. s. 4: 1,
— — Technical Education as applied to. (C. Beadle)
J. Soc. Arts, 50: 195. _
— — Wood-pulp in. (S. C. Phillips) J . Soc. Arts, 53:
700,
— Water-marks in. (G. R. Redgrave) Library, 11. s.
5: 91,
Paper, Sir ? (F. T. Shore) Sund. M. 34: 780.
Paper Combine in Canada. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M.
26: 238,
Paper Currency, Japanese, 1868—90.
Hopk. Univ. Stud. 21: 209.
Paper Doll People. (E. Armes) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22:
(M. Takaki) J .
145.
Paper-folding, Instruction in Geometry by. Open
Court, 16: 55.
—— Row’s Geometric Exercises in. Science, 11. s. 15:
464.
Paper Lady’s Lodger, The. (Anne S. Allen) Every-
body’s, I4: 683.
Paper Money in the New England Colonies. (F. A.
Ogg) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 772. 1
Paper Mills, Steam Engineering in. (E. S. Farwell)
Cassier, 28: 26,
Papers, Colored, Reflection of Light by.
chin) Am. J. Sci. 169: 445.
Papers, Ladies’. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 96: 105.
Papias and the Gospel. (A. S. Barnes) Dub. R. 136: 1.
—_ and the Gospel according to the Hebrews. (B. W.
Bacon) Expos. 6th ser. II: 161,
Papnan Industries. (H. E. Lewis) Sund. M. 34: 260.
Papyri, Greek, Notes from. (J . H. Moulton) Expos.
6th ser. 7: 104. 8: 473,
Papyrus of the 3d Century, A. (J . Offord) Am. Antiq.
26: 271,
— Pre-Massoretic Hebrew, Newly Discovered. (J .
Offord) Am. Antiq. 25: 37. I
Papyrus Plant, Egyptian. (T. B. Shepherd) Land of
(H. D. Min-
Sun. 2: 74.
Parable for Husbands, A. (Jean Webster) McClure,
26: 201,
Parable of Charity, A. (C. F. Goss) Outl. 70: 337.
Parable of the Pickpocket, The ; a story. (J . M.
Palmer) Am. M, 62: 216,
Parable of the Sower. Good Words, 46: 16, 117.
Parable of the Unjust Steward. (M. Coover) Luth. Q.
34: 408.
Parables of Jesus. (C. G. Lang) Good Words, 46: 18 3-
952-
Parabolic Mirrors, Correction and Testing of. (F. L.
O. Wadsworth) Pop. Astron. 10: 337,
Paracelsus Redivivus. Macmil. 89: 427.:-Liv. Age,
241: 42 5.
Parachute Man, The; a story. (J . Hampton) Outing,
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Paradise Island. See Metlakahtla.
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Paraguay, Cattle-farming in. Chamb. J . 82: 536.
-- Described. (J . D. Leckie) Canad. M. 23: 391.
—- Governor of. (S. L. Williams) Munsey, 33: 136,
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PARALLELOGRAM
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the Hudson Bay Slope. (W. A. Parks) Am. J .
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Parcels-post, The European. (J . H. Heaton) Arena,
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Pardee, George C., Gov. of California, with portrait.
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Parentage and Character. (C.
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Parental Authority. Educa. 24: 504.
Parental Responsibility and the State.
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Parental Schools. (Mary R. Gay) World To-day, 10:
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(W. M. Light-
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Parents, American. (Anna McC. Sholl) Appleton’s M.
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— Apprentice of, in a New Light. (Countess de Cour-
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—— Art Study in. (E. C. Talcott) Brush & P. I0: 122,
—— (L. S. Parker) Brush & P. II: II,
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— Automobile Exhibition, Fourth International. (W.
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(L. Binyon) Fortn. 83:
(T. A. Jenkins) Univ.
479 7
Paris; Bois de Bonlogne. (B. De Saint-Pollias) Cath.

PARIS
World, 75: 440.
— The Bourse. (C. Moifett) Cent. 45: 635.
—Cafés of. (J. F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 97: 713-810,
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— Carmelite Church of the Rue de Vaugirard. (B.
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— Center of Social Activity. (V. M. Crawford) Month,
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(G. Gromort)
(G. B. Ford) Archit. R. 13:
(Countess de Courson) Cath.
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—— Night Refuges in.
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—- Pantheon, Paintings in. (A. Anderson) Cosmopol.
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-—- Pen-picture of a Great Radical Meeting in.
Frances H. Hess) Arena, 33: 239.
— People talked about in. (V. Thompson) Munsey,
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(Countess de Courson) Cath.
(Eliz. R. Pennell) Cent.
(Mrs.
(G. Gromort) Archit. R.
(V. Z. Reed) Atlan. 98: 336,
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—— Waterways of.
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(H. De Windt)
(V. Thompson) Outing, 44: 261,
(J. F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 96:
792-
Parish, English, What happened to the. (S. and B.
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480
PARKS
Parish Account-book, Extracts from a. (J . T. Fow-
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Parish Registers, 18th-Century Local History in. (W.
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Parisian Women. (Vance Thompson) Cosmopol. 34:
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— Do our People want an Arbitrary Government ?
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—- An American Educator. Outl. 70: 754.
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— Old Quebec. (W. Wood) Canad. M. 23: 263,
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(T. R.
(C. Stewart) 19th Cent. 55:
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Parks, Public, of American Cities.
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—-— Public Open Spaces in American Towns and Cities.
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Parkstone, Eng., Basilica Church at. Am. Arch. 88:
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Parliament and Congress, Legislating in Great Britain
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Parliamentary England, J enks’s. (A. V-. Dicey) Na-
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PARSONS‘
Parliamentary Franchise. (W. Lawson) Law Q. 20:
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Parliamentary Manners in 17th Century. Spec. 90:
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Parochial Schools, Catholic, History of, in the U. S.
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Parole System in New York. (E. F. Jenkins) Char.
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— Book Illustrator, Prof. Van Herkomer’s Opinions
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Parrot of Uncle Hurwitz, The. (B. Lessing) Cosmo-
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Parrots and Love Birds. Spec. 88: 83.
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Parsons, Wm. B. (R. H. Graves) Cosmopol. 35: 210.
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Parthenius. Hepl épwmcéiv 1ra61),ud.':-cos, New Conjec-
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Parties and the President, The.
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— Continuity of. Nation, 79: 213.
—- Danger of Party Preponderance in States and Cities.
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—- Stability of, in United States.
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Parting of the Ways, The ; a story. (W. P. Cockerell)
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Parting of the Ways ; a story.
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Partners; a story. (J. J . Bell) Chamb. J. 79: 300,:
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Partnerships, Architectural. Am. Arch. 792 51.
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Partridge, John, of Medfield, Mass., and his Descend-
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Partridge on a Spree, A. (B. A. Hitchcock) Outing,
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—— Shooting. (A. Hunter) Outing, 45: 284.
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Party Loyalty, Satire on. (J . McA. Palmer) McClure,
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Party “Platforms” in America. Bank. M. (Lond.)
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Party System of the Future. Macmil. 872 111.
Party Tactics, Primary Laws and. (P. L. Allen) Na-
tion, 83t 43.
—— Voting for. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 83: 256.
Parzival. See Parsifal.
Pasadena, Cal. (C. F. Holder) Calif. M. 2! 418. —
(C. F. Holder) Land of Sun. 2: 93.—(C. D. Dag-
gett) Land of Sun. 14: 345.—(H. A. Reid) Land
of Sun. 3: 174.
—— Loan Association. (C. F. Holder) Land of Sun. 2:
54- .
—— Rose Tournament at. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I 5: 669,
Pascal, Blaise. (V. Blackburn) Acad. 69: 783.
-— The Apologia of. (M. Kaufmann) Quar. 204: 526.
- A Page from. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 41: 153.
—- Pensées, Manuscript of. (A. Laugel) Nation, 81:
500,
— Port Royal and. (M. E. Ponsonby) 19th Cent. 53:
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Pasca1’s Invincible Blade. (J . Gerard) Month, 104:
130.
482
PASSOVER
Paschhofi, Colonel, a Russian Religious Reformer.
(E. J. Dillon) Sund. M. 311 330.=Ecl. M. 1392
344.: Liv. Age, 234: I73.
Pasha, the Son of Selim. (S. Ford) Scrib. M. 32: 584.
Pasigraphy; Universal Language. (P. Carus) Monist,
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Pasquale. (F. Lynde) Lippinc. 71: 726.
Pasque Florida; a story. (R. W. Chambers) Harper,
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Pasque Flower; a Wild Flower in the Snow.
Maxwell) Ctry Life Am. 7: 150.
Pasquino %nd8 Pasquinades. (A. F. Steuart) Gent. M.
n. s. 7 2 .
Pass, The. (S. E. White) Outing, 47: 722. 48: 3,
187,233-
Passage Paid; a story. (W. V. Cook) Temp. Bar,
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Passaic, N. J ., Reid Memorial Library Building. Lib.
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Passenger Traflic on Camels.
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Passing; a story. (W. L. Alden) Scrib. M. 40: 703.
Passing, The; a story. (J . A. Meyer) Harper, 112:
(H.
(W. B. Paley) Gent. M.
793- .
Passing Bell, The. (J. F. Williams) Antiq. n. s. 42:
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Passing the Love of Woman. (C. T. Brady) Lippinc.
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Passing of Ah Sing, The; a story. (W. Kelly) Gent.
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Passing of Cock-eye Blacklock. (F. Norris) Cent. 42!
389-
Passing of Elkanah Ritter. (E. C. Waltz) Cent. 431
769.
Passing of the Goddess; a story. (Lelia H. Bugg)
Cath. World, 83: 366,
Passing of Joe Beef, The.
M. 6: 192,
Passing of a Sierra Knight, The.
Overland, n. s. 42: 33.
Passing of aSou1. (L. Dunham) New Eng. M. n. s.
30: 500.
Passing of Spring; a story.
529-
Passing of the Texas Cowboy and the Big Ranches.
(W. R. Draper) Overland, n. s. 45: 146.
Passing of the Vet, The; a story. (J . Hopper) .Mc-
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Passing Show, The.
Age, 2362 178,
Passing the Torch ; astory of Transcontinental Travel.
(K. H. Brown) Cent. 46: 251,
Passion in the Desert ; a story. (H. de Balsac) Book-
lover’s M. 21 477.
Passion-play, An American. (C. F. Lummis) Land of
Sun. 4: 255.
— in the Tyrol, A. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 76: 341,
Passion Plays at Brixlegg and Erl. (E. 1. Prime-
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Passionist Fathers, Golden Jubilee of, in America.
Cath. World, 751 50?-.
Passions, The; an unpublished poem. (VV m. Blake)
Liv. Age, 238: 595.
Passive Resistance. (F. W. H. Reed) Westm. I51!
33.— (A. Hook) Westm. 165: 656.
—— Ethics of. (J . G. James) Internat. J. Ethics, 141
(F. B. Smith) Booklover’s
(Ben C. Truman)
(K. M. Roof) Atlan. 94:
(M. Reed) Macmil. 87: 29. = Liv.
280,
-— in England and Wales. (J . Clifford) N 0. Am. 180:
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Passover, Jewish, Schaefer on. (R. D. Wilson) Presb.
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— The Samaritan. (W. J. Moulton) J . Bib. Lit. 22:
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PASSPORT
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Passport to Paradise, A ; a story.
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Passports, False. (H. Cohen) Law Q. 22: 34.
Passy, Parisian Suburb; its Architecture in the Days
of Franklin. (F. Lees) Archit. Rec. 12: 669.
Past, Our. (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 77: 487.
— The True Scholar’s Attitude toward the. (J. G. K.
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— Verdict of the. (A. G. Hyde) Macmil. 88: 278.
Past, The; a story of the Philippines. (J. Hopper)
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Pastel Painting, Art of. (S. M. Fisher) M. of Art, 27:
145. 294.
Pastellists, French, of the 18th Century.
Studio (Internat.) 21: 316,
-- Modern French: C. Léandre.
(Internat.) 24$ 242.
Pasternak, L., Artist.
28: 306.
Pasteur, Louis. (G. C. Frankland) Nature, 65: 97.:
Eel. M. 138: 554.-'-_—Liv. Age, 232: 370.—(I. M.
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— and Sir James Paget. (E. Priestley) 19th Cent. 51:
(M. Kelly) Me-
(A. Dayot)
(O. Uzanne) Studio
(P. Ettinger) Studio (Internat.)
94-
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— Valley—Radot’s Life of. (C. S. Pierce) Nation, 74:
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Pasteur Institutes, The Great Work of the.
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Paston, George. Pharisee’s Wife.
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Paston Letters, The England of the.
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—- Duties of, among his People. (W. H. Mayhew) N.
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Pastoral, A. (H. G. D. Latham) Cornh. 88: 539, =
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Pastoral of the Hills, A. (Antoinette McKim) Arena,
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Pastoral Players. (P. Lyde) Lippinc. 69: 731.
Pastoral Sentiment, Three Phases of. Ed. R. 201: 313,
Pastoral Theology, Science of. Church Q. 59: 365.
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Pastry-knife Passover.
72: 762,
Pat McGuire, Scab; a story.
Canad. M. 20: 467,
Patagonia, An American’s Views of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
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— and Fuegia, Distribution of Reptiles and Mammals
in. (J. B. Hatcher) Am. Natural. 38: 324,
-— — Holdich on. Nature, 71: 102,
— Geology of. (A. E. Ortmann) Science, 11. s. 16: 472,
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-— A Journey to the Lake San Martin.
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-— Prichard on. Ath. ’o3, 1: 297. — (G. E. Church) Nae
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H. Dall) Science, 11. s. 18: 146,
-— — Reports. Science, 11. s. 16: 111,
Patagonia; a story. (Edith Rickert) Everybody’s, 14:
5°5-
Patch Family, Branch of. (W. S. Mills) N. E. Reg.
56: 198.
(C. Mof-
(M. Beerbohm)
(C. Menmuir)
(M. and R. Dawson) Lippinc.
(H. McB. Johnston)
(H. L. Cros-
483.
PATMORE
Patchwork; a story. (M. E. Francis) Longm. 41: 133.
=Ecl. M. 140: 314, = Liv, Age, 236: 168,
Patchwork Character, A. Spec. 94: 812.
Patent Law, History of.
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— Reform of. (A. Siemens) J. Soc. Arts, 49: 431.
Patent Laws. (1. Leoinstein) Nature, 69: 515.
-— British. (C. D. Abel) J. Soc. Arts, 532 82.
— — and their Relation to Industrial Employment.
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— of U. (C. N. Anderson) J. Frankl. Inst. 159: 51.
Patent Medicines, Crusade against. (P. L. Allen)
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—- Facts about. (H. C. Wood, jr.) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 5 31,
Patent Ofiice, U. S. (F. C. Skirmer) Technol. R. 4:
195-
— Humorous Side of. (Joanna N. Kyle) Overland,
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Patentable Processes. (W. B. Whitney) Harv. Law
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Patents as a Factor in a Manufacturing Business. (E.
J. Prindle) Engin. M. 31: 809, 32: 87, 161, 407.
—— New Investigation for. (J. D. White) Law Q. 19:
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Pater, Walter. (E. Dowden) Atlan. 90: 112. —- (Arthur
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Lippinc. 73: 168.—(E. Hutton) Monthly R. 12,
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—- and his Philosophy of Life. (G. M. Hammell) Meth.
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— Benson’s Life of. Ath. ’o6, 1: 659.
— Greenslet’s Life of. (M. Bronner) Lamp, 28: 252,
— (J. H. McDaniels) Nation, 79: 318.
— in Perspective. (M. E. Barrows) Dial, 36: 140,
— Philosophy of Life. Macmil. 85: 193.
Paternal Government, A; an Indian story.
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Paternal Power in Slavonic Law.
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Paternalism in Government; a Dangerous Tendency
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Paternoster, The White. (E. C. Vansittart) Antiq.
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Paterson, N. J . Danforth Memorial Library Building,
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Pathfinders of the West, Laut’s. (J . D. Butler) Na-
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Pathology, Aspect of Modern. (S. Flexnor) Science,
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Patient Earth, The. (G. Schock) Scrib. M.‘ 38: 423,
Patio, The. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 3: 12,-
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Patio House, Greatest California.
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Patmore, Coventry. (A. Symons) Monthly R. 23, no.
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Nation, 80: 399.-(F. Greenwood) Blackw. 177:
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(C. F. Lummis)
(E. W. Hulme) Law Q. 18:
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Patmore, Coventry, Odes of, Structure of. (M. F.
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Patmos; its Monastery and Passion Play. (J . W-
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Patna, India, Library of. (K. Buksh) Lib. J . 271
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Patriarchal Narratives, Oral Sources of the.
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Patrician Documents, Sources of Early. (J. B. Bury)
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Patrick, St. (W. H. Bates) Bib. Sac. 632 7I.—(H-
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—- as a Law-giver.
(L. B.
(J . M. Sullivan) Cath. World, 78:
77'-
—- Bur)y’s Life of. Ath. ’o5, 2: 101. -—(J. J. Fox) Cath.
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—Legal Study of. (J. M. Sullivan) Green Bag, 14:
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— Life of. (J . S. Shepard) Month, 106: 129.
—- Tirechan’s Memoir of. (J . B. Bury) Eng. Hist. R.
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Patriotic Societies and Patriotism.
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Patriotism. (Goldwin Smith) Indep. 54: 1589. -—- (H.
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Patristic Literature, Recent Books on. (W. Muss-
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Patron in the 18th Century, The. (E. Gosse) Harper,
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Patron, The; a story. (C. Oliver) Blackw. I80: 668.
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Patrons and Professional Writers under Elizabeth and
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Paul, Charles Kegan. Acad. 63: n4.—-Ath. ’02, 2:
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Pauline MSS., F. and G. (W. B. Smith) Am. J.
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Paulinism, Study in, Objective and Subjective. (F.
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(L.
74-
Pauly G. ; a story. (G. W. Ogden) Cent. 48: 871,
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— Two Sides of the Cloud called. Char. I2: 424.
Paupers, Chronic, Importance of Stopping Outdoor
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Pavia, Certosa of. (H. Zimmern) Sund. M. 34: 295.
Paving, Artifical Stone. (W. Diack) Chamb. J . 82:
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See Roads.
PAWN BROKER’ S
Pawnbroker’s Sale of Unredeemed Articles in New
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Pawnee Indians, Dorsey on. (F. Starr) Dial, 39: 166.
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Pawnee Personal Medicine Shrine, A.
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Peabody Museum, Yale University, Progress in An-
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Peace, American Proposition for. (R. Bartholdt) In-
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—— and Armaments.
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—— and War, The Trend of.
Navy Life, 8, no. 7: 12,
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(H. Hodgson) Westm. I66: 492.
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(C. W. Larned) Army &
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— Doctrine of, in the Old Testament. (G. A. Barton)
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— A League of. (A. Carnegie) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68:
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— Preparations in, for War Duties.
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(W. L. Sibert) J .
(Hayne Davis) Indep. 61:
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— The Shield Reversed; Quotations from Presidents
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77‘ 52°-
-- Teaching, in American Schools and Colleges. (E.
D. Mead) Outl. 831 376.
—— United States and the World’s Movement for. (W.
Wellman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 671.
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—- The Way to seek. (R. Ogden) Nation, 70: 288.
—— What is ? Spec. 88: 832.
—-— World-organization secures World~. (R. L. Bridg-
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Peace Banquet, Remarks at the. (W. James) Atlan.
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485
PEARSON
Peace Conference, Second. (C. R. Dean) World’s
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Peace Congress at Boston, 1904. (R. L. Bridgman)
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Peace Jubilee, The Great, 1869.
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Peace Makers, The World’s.
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(Hayne Davis) Indep.
59‘ I4-
Peach Farm, A Michigan. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry Life
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Peach Orchards of China, The Blossoming.
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Peach-tree Joe; a story. (Sarah Orne J ewett) Calif.
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Peach Trees, Protection of, from Frost. Science, 11. s.
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Peaches, Growing of.
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Peaches, a National Product. (J. H. Hale) World’s
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8 PERFECTION
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Perforation of a Vein by an Artery.
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Perfumes, Animal, and their Origin. (R. Lydekker)
Knowl. 25: 4.
— Floral, Harvesting.
934- .
— How and where made.
(A. W. Weysse)
(R. K. Duncan) Harper, 113:
(J . Boyer) Idler, 23:
434-
Peri and the Pioneers, The; a story. (H. W. Lanier)
Outing, 44: 746.
Périgord, Wars of Religion in the.
son) Eng. Hist. R. 21: 650.
Peril, Pleasures of. Spec. 90: 122.
Perilous Passage, A; a story.
Munsey, 30: 690.
Perilous Ride, A; a story. Blackw. I74: 669.=Liv.
Age, 239: 719. IEcl. M. 142: 162.
Period of Daikam, The. (Zaida Ben Yusuf) Archit.
Rec. 19: 145.
Periodic Law, Recent Literature on.
bury) J . Frankl. Inst. 154: 283.
Periodical Literature, English. (A. Waugh) Critic,
(Maurice Wilkin-
(G. MacG. Cooke)
(R. H. Brad-
4o: 26,
—— French. (F. Bentzon) Critic, 40: _126,
— German Reviews. (W. von Schierbrand) Critic,
40: 222, _
—— of the 18th Century. (G. A. Sinclair) Scot. Hist. R.
2: 136,
— Russian Reviews. (V. S. Yarros) Critic, 40: 318.
Periodical Press in Holland, Belgium, and Switzer-
land. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 185.
Periodicals, Care of, in a Library. (Fanny R. Jack-
son) Pub. Lib. 11: 493.
— Circulation and Advertising of.
Critic, 47: 168,
— read in a Country Community. World’s Work, 9:
5926.
—-— Recent Tendencies in. Craftsman, 6: 108,
—What ones should be purchased for a Library.
(G. Stockwell) Pub. Lib. 7: 13.
Peripatetic Mean of Style and the Three Stylistic
Characters. (G. L. Hendrickson) Am. J . Philol.
I 5: 125,
Perjury of Christison, The; a story.
Temp. Bar, 131: 549,
Perjury on the Increase. (S. P. Caillouet) Cath.
World, 74: 738. '
Perkin, Wm. H. Science, 11. s. 24: 488.
Perkins, G. Walbridge. World To-day, 9: 1177,
Perles, Joseph, Proben aus dem Nachlass von.
Felix Perles) Jew. Q. 16: 351.
Permian, of Kansas, Discovery of Fossil Insects in.
(E. H. Sellards) Am. J. Sci. 166: 323.
-—Upper, in Western Texas. (G. H. Girty) Am. J.
Sci. 164: 363.
Permian Dipnoans.
371-493-
Permian Types of Insects.
Sci. 172: 249.
Perpetual Motion Machines.
sier, 29: 115.
Perpetuities, Rule against. (C. Sweet) Jurid. R. 18:
132,
Perreau Brothers (Robert and Daniel), The Case of
the. (F. Lawrence) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 31.
Perrotin, Henry. N ature, 69: 468,
Perry, Matthew C., the First American Imperialist.
(IV. S. Rossiter) No. Am. 182: 239.
—— in Japan. (J . S. Sewall) Cent. 48: 349.
Perry, Nora; a New England Singer. (C. Ticknor)
Lamp, 26: 363.
(C. T. Brady)
(A. Werner)
(Dr.
(C. R. Eastman) Am. Natural.
(E. H. Sellards) Am. J.
(F. Charlesworth) Cas-
489
PERSONAL
Persecution, Flavian, in the Province of Asia.
M. Ramsay) Expos. 6th ser. I0: 241,
Persecution of a Pup. (Cy Warman) Lippinc. 70: 486,
Persecutions; Christian and Roman Jurisprudence.
(W. K. Boyd) So. Atlan. Q. 3: 52.
Pershing, John J ., Brig.-Gen. Pershing——United
States Soldier. (R. Thomas) World’s Work, 13:
8179:
Persia. (T. Copeland) Calif. M. 4: 33.
— and the Persian Gulf. Quar. 195: 245.
-— Domestic Life in. (E. A. Sykes) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
(W.
95-
— Fire-worshipers of Yezd. (A. V. W. Jackson) Cent.
50: 691,
—— Fourth Journey in, 1897-1901,
J, 19: 121,
—-— A Fifth Journey in.
425,560.
—- in 1903, Question of. (H. White) Nation, 76: 389.
— Mission Work in. (W. S. C. Tisdall) Sund. M. 31:
I33-
—— National Assembly, Inauguration of. Indep. 61:
1272. —Liv. Age, 250: 634. — Ecl. M. 147: 508.
— New Trade Route to. (E. Penton) J . Soc. Arts, 50:
(P. M. Sykes) Geog.
(P. M. Sykes) Geog. J. 28:
65.
— Political Crisis in, 1906. Indep. 61: 669.
—-— Russia and England in. (C. E. Yate) 19th Cent. 59:
899.
— Sykes’s Ten Thousand Miles in. Ath. ’o2, 2: 113,
— Through Baloochistan and Eastern. (Earl of R0-
naldshay) National, 39: 787.
— The Traveler in. (F. R. Earp) Macmil. 92: 373. I
Ifiv-1¥ge.247= 477.
Persian at Home, The. (VV. Sparrow) Temp. Bar, 125:
46.=Ecl. M. 138: 589. —Liv. Age, 232: 690.
Persian Gulf, The. (A. F. B. Lynch) Asia. R. 32: 225,
— and International Relations. (A. T. Mahan) Na-
tional, 40: 27.
—British Interests on. Sat. R. 96: 693.~—Blackw2
174: 135.=Liv. Age, 240: 248.
— England’s Connection with. (T. J . Bennett) J . Soc.
Au¢s.5°= 634-
—- Great Britain’s Loss of Prestige in.
867.
—- Situation in, 1904. (E. Cotes) Contemp. 85: 480,
— Story of. Good Words, 45: 73.
Persian Inscriptions, the Avesta and the Bible. (L.
H. Mills) Monist, I6: 383.
Persian Literature, Browne’s History of. Ath. ’O3,
I1 330. — (D. B. Macdonald) Nation, 76: 211,
— Early. (A. V. W. Jackson) Atlan. 91: 275.
Persian Shepherd, A. (W. B. Wallace) Idler, 26: 658.
Persian Wars, Some Observations on. (J . A. R.
Munro) J . Hel. Stud. 22: 294.
Persian Women, Stories about.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 253.
Persians in Russia in Distress.
ford) Sat. R. 100: 548,
—— Old, Marriage and Burial Customs of.
Kingsmill) Ath. ’o2, 2: 95.
Personal. (H. W. Boynton) Critic, 46: 457.
Personal Equation, The, and some Recent Books.
(F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 21: 266.
Personal Force, Persistence of, in American History.
(W. G. Brown) Indep. 60: 1081.
Personal Influence in Higher Education.
Symmes) Calif. Univ. Chron. 22 107.
Personal Injury Litigation, Abuse of. (C. A. Light-
ner and others) Green Bag, 18: 193.
Personal Offering, A. (G. E. Channing) Harper, I13:
531-
Personal Property, Transfers of After-acquired.
Williston) Harv. Law R. 19: 557.
Blackw. 179:
(Mary A. Clarke)
(C. E. De la P. Beres-
<T. W.
(H. S.
(S.
PERSONAL
Personal Religious Influence.
7th ser. 2: 254.
Personal Spirits, The World of.
Contemp. 90: 65.
Personality. (G. B. Hatch) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 11: 92.
-—— and Body; a Study in the Resurrection. (J. H.
Skrine) Contemp. 86: 860,
— and the Immortal Hope. (F. L. Strickland) Meth.
R, 66: 100,
—— and its Survival, Myers on. (J . H. Muirhead) Con-
temp. 841 1I2.—(W. McDougall) Mind, 28: 513.
--(N. S. Shaler) Indep. 552 I240. —Spec. go: 373;
(R. Hodgson) 603. — (H. W. Robinson) Crit. R. 131
195. -— (L. W. Riley) Psychol. R. 10: 556.——(G. F.
Stout) Hibbert J . 2: 44. — (O. Lodge) Quar. I981
211. —— (A. Lang) Monthly R. 10, no. 3: 94. — (W.
H. Mallock) 19th Cent. 53: 628. I Ecl. M. 141: 28.
— (A. F. Chamberlain) Harper, I07: 277.—- (J . W.
Chadwick) Critic, 42: 461.
-— in Philosophy. (E. H. Grifiin) Presb. & Ref. R. 133
(Hugh Black) Expos.
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-—- Prince on Dissociation of. (F. C. S. Schiller) Na-
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— The Riddle of. (H. A. Bruce) Appleton’s M. 82
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Personally Conducted Revolt, A; a story.
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Perspective. (W. L. Wyllie) M. of Art, 27: 193, 251, 295.
—- Curving instead of Straight Lines in. (D. S. Mac-
Coll) Sat. R. 95: 451,
—— Reversible, Illusions of.
chol. R. 13: 276,
Persuasion and Controversy.
Outl. 82: 86.
Perthshire, Bygone ; or, Social Life Fifty Years Ago.
(Sir A. M. Mackenzie) Chamb. J. 83: 113, 129.
Perturbed Spirit, A ; a story. (M. K. Seeger) Harper,
105: 845.
Peru and Bolivia, Travels on the Boundaries of. (E.
Nordenskiold) Geog. J . 281 105.
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M. L. Brown and F. Adams) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 341
(H. J.
(A. Vicholkovska) Psy-
(Brander Matthews)
433-
—— and the Pizarros. (C. T. Brady) Cosmopol. 36:
355» 574-
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—- Culture in, Types of. (M. Uhle) Am. Anthropol. 4:
(C. R. Mark-
753-
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J , 25: 620,
—— Mining and Railway Development in.
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—— Navy, American Officers in.
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--— Position of, in South American Affairs. (M. A.
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—— Resources and Future of. (A. A. Calderon) Nat.
Geog. M. 15: 311.
—— Ruined Cities in. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 25: I 50,
~— Southern, Two Expeditions to. (C. R. Enock) Geog.
J . 28: 245.
-— Trans-Andean Route in, with map.
Soc. Bull. 36: 747. p
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tion. (Emile Guarini) Engin. M. 32: 391.
Perugino, Pietro; Life, Work, and Bibliography, with
portrait. Mast. in Art, 31 pt. 26.
Peruvian Asterisms. (S. Hager) Am. Antiq. 26: 329_
Peruvian Graves, Relics from. (D. H. P. Feasey)
Antiq. n. s. 40: 296,
(G. F. Col-
(VV. R. Butts) Cali-
Am. Geog.
MN
PETERS
Peruvian Route, New, to the Plain of the Amazon.
(S. I. Bailey) Nat. Geog. M. 17: 432.
Perverse Generation, A. (G. E. Channing) Cent. 50:
878 ’
Perwich, William. English Diplomatic Correspond-
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Pescadero Pebble, A; a story. (I. H. Raymond) Cal-
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Pescadores Islands, A Trip to.
Indep. 58: 377.
Pescocostanzo and its Lace-makers. (E. de Viti do
Marco) Monthly R. 14, no. 3: I40.
Peshkoff, Alexei Maximovitch. See Gorky, Maxim.
Pessaigne, Anthony de. (A. Law) Econ. R. 12: 309.
Pessimism in its Relation to Asceticism. (M. D. Petre)
Oath. World, 81: 33.
— in Literature. (C. S. Brooks) Critic, 472 457.
—Modern. Quar. I96: 621,
—— — Nature and. (H. C. Corrance) Cath. World, 752
816.
Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich, Social Side of Education.
(F. P. Bachman) Educa. 223 402.
Pestalozzi’s Idea realized. (F. A. Forel) Internat. Q.
g: 186.
Pests and Perils, Modern. (A. S. Atkinson) New Eng.
M. n. s. 28: 107,
-—— Our Imported. (C. Johnson) Outing, 482 39.
Petals, Movements of. (E. P. Hensel) Univ. N eb.
Stud. 5: 191,
Petaluma, Cal. (F. H. Snow) Out West, 24: 346, —
(R. A. Thompson) Out West, 16: 68 5.
Peter, St. Spec. 88: 721.
— Chrysostom on. (J . Chapman) Dub. R. 132: 73.
— Correspondence between his History and his Teach-
ing. (J . L. Davies) Expos. 7th ser. 2: 289.
— Gospel of. (O. S. Davis) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 31 177.
— Mind of. Spec. 92: 873.
Peter the Great. (E. Saltus) Munsey, 33: 675.
—- The Will of. (E. Marble) New Eng. M. n. s. 32:
(W. E. S. Fales)
579.
Peter, King of Servia, Coronation of. Sat. R. 98:
386.
Peter; a story. (B. Waugh) Lippinc. 70: 212.
Peter “ Jaw ; ” a story. (H. Whitaker) Overland, n. s.
39‘ 921-
Peter O’Forus ; a story. (Margaret S. Burke) Lippinc.
77: 74:-
Peter, the Pointer; a dog story. (J . H. Tuckerman)
Outing, 40: 228,
Peter Potter, Business Privateer ; a story. (H. Hyde)
Am. M. 6!: 183.
Peter, a Son of Erin; a sketch. (M. S. Durie) Canad.
M. 22: 286.
Peter Stuyvesant’s Nephew; a story. (J . Trask)
Everybody’s, I2: 198,
Peter Waydelin’s Experiment. (A. Symons) Lippinc.
733 219-
Peterborough, Charles Morda“unt, 3d Earl. (T. M._
Maguire) Un. Serv. M. 32: 184.
Peterborough, Can., Hydraulic Lift Look at. (F. H.
Dob-bin) Canad. M. 232 425.
Peterborough Court Leet, 1461, English and Latin
Versions of a. (M. Bateson) Eng. Hist. R. 19:
526.
Peter’s Mother. (Mrs. Henry de la Pasture) Liv. Age,
246: 562-866. 247: 46-771.
Peter’s Pence in England. (O. Jensen) Roy. Hist. Soc.
11. s. 151 171. I9! 209.
Peters, Hon. Arthur, Premier of Prince Edward
Island. (J. E. B. McCready) Canad. M. I9: 240,
Peters Papers in the Historical Society of Pennsyl-
vania. (J . C. Wylie) Pennsyl. M. 29: 451.
PETIT
Petit Trianon, The. (Sophia Beale) Good Words, 46:
262,
Petition, Abuse of. (G. F. Hoar) Outl. 73: 742.
Petra, City of. (A. Michaelis) Antiq. n. s. 421 330.
Petrarch, Francis. (T. H. Rearden) Californian, 51 447 .
— (H. D. Sedgwick) Atlan. 94: 60. — Open Court,
18: 385.
- Illustrators of. (G. Santayana) Atlan. 94: 135.
— The Library of. (E. H. R. Tatham) Fortn. 85: 1056.
-— Modern Echoes of. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 37: 29.
— Secret of, Mills’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 727,
— 600th Birthday of. (K. R. Steege) Indep. 57: 421.
—— (T. D. Bergen) Nation, 791 113.
— -— Fetes of 1904 at Avignon. (A. F. Sanborn)
Booklover’s M. 4: 671,
Petrarchan, Sonnet on the. (M. B. Hinton) Poet-Lore,
14: 152,
Petrel, Fulmar, in Flight. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 93:
-w
PetrJels.; Procellaria Pelagica. (F. T. Bnllen) Spec.
91. 198.
Petrified Forests, Arizona. (O. C. S. Carter) J . Frankl.
Inst. 157: 293. — (R. I. Geare) New Eng. M. n. s.
26: 505. — (H. N. Rust) Land of Sun. 4: 123.
—- Ancient Peoples of the. (W. Hough) Harper, 105:
897.
Petroglyphs, North American. Nature, 71: 570.
Petroleum in Japan. (I. A. Stigand) J . Soc. Arts, 54:
913-
-— Latest American Discoveries of, 1905. (D. A. Wil-
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— Possibilities of, American. (G. E. Walsh) Cassier,
23: 292,
—— Production of, in United States. Science, 11. s. 18:
318.
—— Striking Oil in California. (A. Inkersley) Good
Words, 44: 327.
-— Volcanic Origin of. (E. Costa) J . F rankl. Inst. 157:
443-
Petroleum Deposits, Texas. (E. T. Dumble) Science,
n. s. 23: 510.
Petroleum Industry, California’s. (E. F. Howe) Land
of Sun. 13: 137.
— Development of. (E. O’Neill) Calif. Univ. Chron.
4: 176,
Petroleums of North America.
Frankl. Inst. 162: 57, 81.
Petronius. An Ancient Roman Novel. (E. W. Bowen)
So. Atlan. Q. 2: 125.
-— Waters’s Edition of. (H. T. Peck) Bookman, 17: 86.
Petruchio in Plainsville. (B. Jackson) Lippinc. 77:
229,
Petrunkevich, Ivan Illich; a Veteran Leader of the
Russian Liberals. (G. Kennan) Outl. 83: 660.
Pet’s Husband; a story. (Jennette Lee) Atlan. 95:
2 .
Pets. Blackw. 174: 766.
—- Outside. Blackw. 174: 766.=Liv. Age, 240: 169,
-— Uncommon. Spec. 95: 463.
Pett, Phineas, Naval Constructor.
Gent. M. n. s. 69: 223, 389,
Pettee, William Henry. (A. B. Prescott and I. M.
Demmon) Science, 11. s. 20: 58.
Petticoat Push; a story. (R. Young) Harper, 113:
(C. Richardson) J .
(E. W. Williams)
II9,
Petty, William, Advice of, on Education. (F. Watson)
Gent. M. n. s. 69: 28,
Petty Larceny. (R. M. Stuart) Cent. 44: 763.
Pevensey Marsh. (H. A. Bryden) Longm. 40: 352.
Pewter. (R. I. Geare) Craftsman, 7: 431.
—- and the Revival of its Use. (A. L. Liberty) J . Soc.
Arts, 52: 626.
-— Old. (C. F. Greenland) Chamb. J . 80: 93,
491
PHILADELPHIA
Pewter Plate. (J . C. Cox) Reliquary, 44: 165. —- (M. L.
Riley) Craftsman, 7: 571.
— Masse’s Historical and Descriptive Handbook. Ath.
’Q4, 1: 407.
Pewterers’ Company of London, Welch’s History of.
Ath. ’o3, 2: 225.
Peyson’s Paint Lady. (Zona Gale and Jill Menkey)
Everybody’s, I5! 796.
Phaestos, Crete, Ruins of. (D. C. Hogarth) Am. Arch.
77: 62.
Phallic Symbols in America. (H. L. Stoddard) Am.
Antiq. 27: 281,
Phalmers of Roxby, The. (E. Roper) Good Words,
45: 399-
Phantom Canoe, The; a story. (W. V. Cook) Book-
lover’s M. 5: 63.
Phantom Wherry, The. Longm. 45: 537
Pharaohs, Monuments of Primitive. (J .
Antiq. 26: 240.
Pharmacognosy. (C. E. Bessey) Science, n. s. 17:
6
-Offord) Am.
15 ,
Pharmacology, Contributions of, to Physiology. (H.
Meyer) Science, 11. s. 22: 417,
Phase Rule, Application of, to the Fusing Points of
Copper, Silver, and Gold. (T. W. Richards) Am.
J. Sci. 163: 377.
Pheasant of the Future. Spec. 97: 923, ,
Pheasant Shooting in China. (W. P. Coleman) Outing,
46: 686.
— in England. Sat. R. 100: 648,
Pheasants, Collecting, as a Pastime.
Ctry Life Am. 4: 333.
—— in America. (F. F. Lloyd) Ctry Life Am. 10: 408,
Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. (J . A. Stewart) New Eng.
M. n. s. 31: 141.
Pheneus and the Pheneatike.
Hel. Stud. 22: 228,
Phenomenalism in Philosophy and Theology. (C. M.
Mead) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 8: 121,
Phidias, Works, with bibliography. Mast. in Art, 3:
pt. 25.
Philadelphia. (H. James) Fortn. 85: 75I.INo. Am.
182: 546. —(C. H. White) Harper, 113: 42.
— and the Rising Civic Tide. Outl. 80: 360.
-— Architecture of. Archit. Rec. 15: 93.
-— Awakening of. (I. F. Marcosson) World’s Work,
10: 6639. —(B. 0. Flower) Arena, 34: 196.
—— Central High School, 1338-1902. (F. S. Edmunds)
School R. 11: 211, 237.
(H. Davenport)
(J . Baker-Penoyre) J .
-—- City Hall. Am. Arch. 78: 55.
— Civic Improvement in. (C. R. Woodruff) Crafts-
man, 11: I87,
— Civic Outlook in. (J . M. Rogers) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
31: 705.
— Commercial Museum. (G. Davidson) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 2: 356.
— —— Library of. Lib. J. 30: 412,
—- Contribution to American Art. (H. S. Morris) Cent.
47‘ 714-
- Early Years of the Barge Club.
Pennsyl. M. 29: 282,
(J . B . Thayer)
—- Franklin Inn. (C. Williams) Bookman, 21: 576.
—- Gas-works of. (H. Robbins) World To-day, 7:
1536
—- Hospital and Almshouse Scandal. (C. Kelsey) Char.
I51 479-
- Housing and Social Conditions in. (E. W. Dinwid-
die) Char. 12: 490. 14: 631,
—- How it was bled. (J . Oskison) Nation, 81: 136,
-— in Fiction. (C. Williams) Bookman, I6: 360.
— in June. Lippinc. 75: 727.
— in Literature. (Anne H. Wharton) Critic, 47: 224,
328,
PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, Marine Hospital, List of Patients, 1734.
(L. R. Kelker) Pennsyl. M. 26: 92.
—- Masque of the Shooters in. (W. J . Price) World
To-day, II: 1290,
—Most Corrupt City in the World. (A. G. Myers)
National, 42: 733. =Ecl. I421 524. = Liv. Age,
24<>= 449-
— Municipal Corruption in. (L. Steifens) McClure, 211
249-
— Municipal League of.
Sociol. II: 336.
— New Year’s Day Carnival.
45: 690.
— Park Movement in.
793- I41 789-
- Political Machine of, in Action. (L. Seaber) Indep.
58: 584. '
-— Political Upheaval in, Labor Vote in. (H. J . Gib-
bons) Char. I5: 588.
—— Puissant. (C. R. Woodruif) Internat. Q. 121 350.
— Recent Reform Movement in. (F. S. Edmonds)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 180.
— Reformation of. (W. B. Hale) Am. M. 60: 451.
— Revolution in. (C. R. Woodrufl’) Yale R. 15! 3.
— Schools of. A Corrupt School-system. (C. R.
VVoodrufi) Educa. R. 26: 433. '
—— 1777-78. Assessment of Damages done by the Brit-
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25= 544-
——Ship Registers of, 1726-75. Pennsyl. M. 26: 126-
(C. R. Woodruif) Am. J.
(R. D. Paine) Outing,
(A. W. Crawford) Char. I2:
470. 27: 94-346. 28: 86-470.
— Some Drawings of. (V. H. Bailey) Everybody’s,
10: 173,
— Special Schools of. (E. A. Huntington) Char. I6:
360,
—— A Study in Political Psychology. (T. Baker) Arena,
30: 1.
—— Sweated Homes in. (F. L. Sauville) Char. 16:
SS1-
—- Trinity Church, Oxford. (G. H. Fisher) Pennsyl.
M. 27: 279.
— Triumph of the People in.
81: 811.
—— Two Petitions of Citizens to the Governor for Pro-
tection against Indians, 1728. Pennsyl. M. 292
228.
—— Water Color Exhibition, 1906. (Leila Mechlin)
Studio (Internat.) 28: cxi.
— Wayfarers’ Lodge in. (B. C. March) Char. 8: 547.
“ Philadelphia,” Frigate, Finding the. (C. W. Fur-
long) Harper, III: 50,
Philadelphische Zeitung: the First German Newspa-
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M. 26: 91.
Philae, Destruction of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 17: 651,
747. —- (A. C. Robinson) Cent. 44! 336. -— (Dulany
Hunter) Cosmopol. 35: 255.
—— Temples at. Am. Arch. 86: 71.
— — The Passing of. Archit. R. 12: 9.
Philanthropic Honeymoon, A. (Dorothy Canfield)
Munsey, 351 I31.
Philanthropic Institutions, Salaries paid to the Workers
in. (H. Marot) Char. I2: 416.
Philanthropist, A; a story. (Josephine D. Daskam)
Harper, 105: 97.
Philanthropist and the Peaceful Life, The.
Canfield) Everybody’s, I42 675.
Philanthropist and the Unit. (M. E. Francis) Longm.
44: 32I.:Ecl. M. 143: 638. = Liv. Age, 242: 800.
Philanthropist-padrone, The. (C. B. Phipard) Char.
12: 470.
Philanthropists, A Clearing-house for.
Nation, 76: 66,
(G. Woodward) Outl.
(Dorothy
(O. G. Villard)
492
PHILIPPINE
Philanthropy, American, Pioneer Work in. (F. H.
Wines) Char. I3: 114,
— and the Cosmic Process. (M. D. O’Brien) Westm.
I61: 511, '
— The Art of. (S. Crothers) Char. I4: 872.
— Co-operation in. (J. B. Clark) Char. I2: 251,
— Gray-’s History of English. (A. V. Dicey) Nation,
82: 143.
— Modern, Dominant Note of.
16: 340.
-—- Modern Spiritual Impulse behind. Char. 9: 576.
——Problems of, in Chicago. (E. P. Bicknell) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 379.
— The School of. (M. Gross) Char. I4: 998.
-—— Summer School in. Char. II: 38.
Philhellene. (E. Myers) Ecl. M. 143: 118.
Philip Nolan and the “Levant.” (E. E. Hale) Nat.
Geog. M. 16: 114,
Philip Vasilyevich’s Story. (Maxim Gorky) Indep. 59:
(E. T. Devine) Char.
543-
Philippa’s Nervous Prostration ; a Study in Nobleness.
(Kate D. Wiggin) Scrib. M. 391 I.
Philippi, The Campaign of. (J. B. Firth) Un. Serv.
M, 24: 522,
Philippine Art and Art Implements. (G. Reece) Brush
& P. 10: 345,
Philippine Game, Tang’-ga.
thropol. 8: 82,
Philippine Islands, The. (H. C. Ide) Indep. 61: 1199,
—(W. H. Taft) Nat. Geog. M. 16: 361.
— after an Earthquake. (S. Bonsal) N 0. Am. I742 409.
—— Aglipay Schism in. (J. A. Le Roy) Indep. 561
(A. E. Jenks) Am. An-
953-
- Agricultural Resources of. (E. C. Andre) Indep.
54: 2076.
— America in the. (G. F. Pentecost) Arena, 33: 486.
— (Helen M. Gougar) Arena, 35: 386.
— American Administration in. (A. Ireland) Outl.
78: 1026, 1082,
— American Democracy in the Orient. (C. H. Brent)
No. Am. 181: 3ZI.—(J. Foreman) No. Am. 182:
I33-
-— American Development of. Nat. Geog. M. 142 I97.
—American Indian Element in. (A. F. Chamber-
lain) Am. Antiq_. 24: 97.
— An American Judge in. (J . L. Carlock) Indep. 55:
608,
— American Occupation of.
Univ. Bull. II: 4,
-—- Is God Responsible for? (S. Brazier) Arena,
' 34= 173-
—American Rule, Filipino Views of. (T. H. P. de
Tavera; B. Legarda; J. R. de Luzuriaga) No.
Am. 174: 73.
— American Snobbishness in.
dep. 60: 332.
— The American Teacher in. (J . A. Le Roy) Outl.
82: 745. '
-— The Americans in. (J. Foreman) Contemp. 86: 392,
——America’s Duty in. (W. M. Salter) Internat. J.
(Elsie C. Parsons) In-
Ethics, 12: 360.
— America’s Problem in. (H. Clifford) Liv. Age,
251: 515.
— and the Filipinos. (J . A. Le Roy) Pol. Sci. Q. 21:
288.
-— and Judge Taft. (O. K. Davis) Everybody’s, I0:
406.
-—- and our Military Power. (J . F. Shafroth) Forum,
32: 594-
— and Spanish Wars, Some Consequences of. (S. C.
Parks) Arena, 30: 247.
—— and their People.
291,
(Whitelaw Reid) Princ.
(H. Gannett) Nat. Geog. M. 15:‘
PHILIPPINE
Philippine Islands, Are they Worth keeping ? (A. H.
Savage Landor) Munsey, 33: I 39.
-— Ayer Collection of Philippina. (J. A. Robertson)
Nation, 79: 31.
—— Blair and Robertson’s,, 1493-1803. (J. A. Le Roy)
Am. Hist. R. 91 I49. — (J. A. Le Roy) Am. Hist.
R. 91 554. — (P. S. Reinsch) Dial, 36: 192.
— Blending Legal Systems in. (C. S. Lobingier) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 321 336.
— Botanical Work in.
— Building a Province.
—— Bureau of Agriculture.
23: 189.
— Bureau of Government Laboratories of.
Freer) Science, n. s. 201 105.
— Can Congress Constitutionally grant Independence
to? No. Am. 179: 282.
Science, 11. s. 19: 516.
(A. E. Jenks) Outl. 77: 170.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
(P. C.
— Catholics and.‘ (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 84.
— Census of. (H. Gannett) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37:
27,
— Chhrges of Cruelty in. (G. Kennan) Outl. 70: 711.
— Child Life in. (M. Irving) New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
I59-
— Christmas Fiesta in.
— Civil Government in.
—— — in the “ Moro Province.”
rum, 36: 138:
—— Climate of. (W. S. Tower) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
35: 253. -—Science, 11. s. 19: 555.
— Climate of Benguet. Science, 11. s. I8: 90.
—— Coal Trade of, and United States Enterprise. (O.
H. Reinholt) Engin. M. 30: 491.
— Coinage and Banking in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64!
(D. Gray) Cent. 47: 426.
(W. H. Taft) Outl. 71: 305.
(H. S. Townsend) Fo-
—— Commerce and Tariffs in. (C. C. Plehn) J . Pol.
Econ. I0: 501,
—— —— I9OI—OZ. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 132,
— Commissioner Ide on. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 76:
408
— Commissioners from; Dinner at Delmonico’s. (J .
B. Walker) Cosmopol. 372 470.
— Congressional Inquiry, The. (R. Ogden) Nation,
74‘ I24-
—- Constabulary of. (J . W. Jenks) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26: 436.
—— Criminal Code of. Green Bag, I 5: 433. _
— Cultivation of Tobacco in. (A. M. Sanchez) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 67: 76.
— Currency of. (C. A. Conant) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 20: 518.
-—- Currency Bill. (H. White) Nation, 76: 25,
—— Currency Reform in. (H. P. Willis) Nation, 74: 45.
-—- Current Misconceptions of. (Willard French) Lip-
pinc. 78: 228.
——- Cutting the Knot.
—— A Democrat in.
(R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 124.
(F. G. Newlands) No. Am. 181:
933-
-— Destiny of. (H. Clifford) Macmil. 87: I 5 3.
—— Development of. (H. M. Wright) World’s Work,
I2: 8083.
—- Devins on. (H. P. Willis) Dial, 39: 37,
-— Diseases in. (C. Nockolds) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 30:
250,
-— Disposition of. (R. J . Taylor) Arena, 29: 48.
-— Do the Filipinos really hate the Spanish Friars?
(Ambrose Coleman) Am. Cath. Q. 30: 449, 672.
-— Do they desire American Government ? (S. Lopez)
Gunton’s M. 22: 502,
—-— Economic Future of. (C. A. Conant) Atlan. 89: 366.
— Economic Questions affecting the Visayan Islands.
(W. H. Carter) No. Am. I80: 688.
— — Jenks’s Report on. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
21: 135.
493
PHILIPPINE
Philippine Islands, Economic Situation in. (H. P.
Willis) J. Pol. Econ. 13: 145.
— Education in. (B. Moses) Internat. Q. 9: I. ~——Mun-
Beyi 3°: 809- _ (0- G. Villard) Nation, 75: 144, —
(J . A. Le Roy) Indep. 54: 1882_—-(F, W. Atkinson)
Outl. 70: 832. -— (A. R. Jurado) Arena, 27: 337. —
N at. Geog. M. 16: 46. — (E. C. Parsons) Char. I6:
564. -— (J. A. Le Roy) Outl. 80: 867.
— —— American. (VV. H. Taft) Educa. R. 29: 264.
—— Filipino at School. (L. M. Newsom) Outl. 72:
411.
— —- Filipinos and American Teachers. (H. P. Beattie)
Outl. 78: 419.
——Second Year of. (F. W. Nash) Educa. R. 25:
232,
——~- Educational Affairs in. (F. W. Nash) Educa. R.
27: 228.
— Educational Problem in. (F. W. Atkinson) Atlan.
89: 360. '
— Educational Situation in. (J . A. Le Roy) Indep.
55= 264-
— Engineering in. (W. W. Harts) Engin. M. 2 5: 688,
— The English in. (A. F. Steuart) Asia. R. 38: 130,
—Episode of Short Commons in. Macmil. n. s. I:
902,
—- Establishment of Civil Government in. (L. S. Rowe)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 313.
—— Ethical Importance of our New Problems. , (B.
Moses) Calif. Univ. Chron. 3: 205.
—Exhibit at St. Louis Exposition.
Booklover’s M. 4: 3.
— Exploiting the. (H. White) Nation, 76: 285.
(W. P. Wilson)
-— Facts of. (W. C. Seiple) Cassier, 50: 12.
-—Fighting Life in. (H. C. Rowland) McClure, I91
241.
— Folk-lore of, Bibliography of.
J. Am. Folk-Lore, I6: 116,
—— The Friars in, Estates of. (A. Coleman) Am. Cath.
Q. 302 57.— (J. A. Le Roy) Pol. Sci. I8: 657.
— — Vexed Question of. (A. P. Doyle) Cath. World,
(A. F. Chamberlain)
. 75: 711,
-— — Work of. (S. Bonsal) No. Am. 175: 449.
— Fundamentals in. (J . G. Schurman) Gunton’s M.
22: 303.
—- Gold Exchange Standard in, Establishment of. (E.
W. Kemmerer) Q. J. Econ. 19: 585.
— Governing the. (C. R. Edwards) Nat. Geog. M.
15: 273-
—- Government Hospital in. (J . B. Thomas) Outl. 75:
745-
—- Government in. (W. H. Taft) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: I,
— — Future. (A. R. Y. Jurado) Indep. 572 913.
——, in 1898-1902. (A. W. Dunn) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26= 594-
— Gunton on. (E. Densmore) Gunton’s M. 23: I 50.
— Hawaii and. (J. M. Dean) Chaut. 38: 341,
— Head-hunters of Northern Luzon. (D. P. Barrows)
Indep. 55: 1140,
— Health Problem in. (J. A. Le Roy) Outl. 711 777.
—— Help from. (R. Ogden) Nation, 792 329.
— A Holiday in Bosoboso. (A. T. Marvin) Califor-
nian, II 412.
— The House Bill, 1902.
— How Soldiers have ruled in.
Internat. Q. 6: 215,
—Impressions of. (E. B. Briggs) Cath. World, 75:
(H. White) Nation, 74: 458.
(D. H. Boughton)
141.
— Incidents of U. S. Army in. (O. K. Davis) Every-
body’s, 8: 180,
' — Independence for, Address to both Political Parties.
Outl. 77: 375.
-— —T Speech at Peoria. (VV. H. Taft) O11t1- 751 1°24- '
—-Oe
PHILIPPINE
Philippine Islands, Independent Catholic Church in.
(G. Aglipay) Indep. 55: 2571.
—— India and. . (J . M. Hubbard) Nation, 79: 314,
— Industrial Crisis in, and the Remedy. (R. Cameron)
No. Am. 176: 236,
- Insurrection in, Why ? (A. L. Grifliths) Arena, 32:
496-
—— Judiciary for, The New. (L. R. Wildey) No. Am.
178: 730.
-—- Labor Problem in. (J . W. J enks) Indep. 54: 2625.
—- Laborers in. See Filipino Labor Supply.
— Laissez-faire in. (J . A. Le Roy) J . Pol. Econ. 121
191.
— Lander on. (W. Rice) Dial, 37: 7.
—— Legal Systems in. (J . C. S. Lobingier) Law Q. 21:
401.
-- A Letter from. (A. S. Riggs) Atlan. 92: 258.
—— Life in, Inside View of. (F. M. Atkinson) World’s
Work. 91 5571.
-- Life in Town and Country, Le Roy’s. (A. A. Wood-
hull) Nation, 82: 305,
—Mining Bureau, Work of. (C. H. Burritt) Nat.
Geog. M. 14: 418.
—— Money Question in. (A. M. Day) Nation, 742 302.
-—- Moros in Peace and War. (O. K. Davis) Munsey,
27: 787.
—-— Music of the Filipinos. (F. Densmore) Am. An-
thropol. 8: 611,
— New Language Despotism in. (B. J . Clinch) Am.
Cath. Q. 27: 369.
— New Philippine Government. (S. Webster) No.
Am. 175: 299.
— New Railroads in. (P. E. Fansler) Cassier, 30: 161.
— Newspapers and. (P. N. Beringer) Overland, n. s.
44= I17.
— Not Independence but Interdependence. Outl. 70:
456-
n Way out ‘of the. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 82:
478-
—— Opium Traflic in.
-— Our Mohammedan Subjects.
(0. G. Villard) Nation, '77: 260.
(E. A. Dodge) Pol.
Sci. Q. 19: 20.
, - Our Spanish Inheritance in the. (J . A. Le Roy)
Atlan. 95: 340.
-—Our Work in. (C. A. Conant) Internat. Mo. 5:
358.
— The Outlook in. (H. L. Shumway) New Eng. M.
n. s. 32: 567.
— People of. (W. H. Taft) Indep. 54: 1099.
—-— Place-names derived from Plant-names. (A. F.
Chamberlain) Am. Antiq. 25: 108.
—— The Plaint of the Passing Peoples. (V. Harper)
Overland, n. s. 43: 463,
— Playing at Governing the.
day, 11: 1147,
-- Political Parties in. (VV. H. Taft) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 307.
-— Postal Savings Bank in.
Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 468,
-— Prehistoric Politics in. (C. G. Calkins) Land of
Sun. 13: 392.
-— Preparing our Moros for Government. (R. L. Bul-
lard) Atlan. 97: 385.
-- Present Conditions in. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
20: 466.
— Present Situation in. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci.
21: 507,
—-— The President says “ Independence.” (R. Ogden)
Nation, 74: 437.
-- The Problem in. (B. K. Daniels) Canad. M. 26:
211.—Outl. 78: 1o66.—(S. Bonsal) Pall Mall M.
28: 37I.—Outl. 70: 4o9.—(J. W. Jenks) Mc-
Clure, 20: 111. -- Outl. 70: 361.
(H. Wright) World To-
(E. W. Kemmerer) R. of
494
PHILIPPINE
Philippine Islands, Problem of, from a Filipino Stand-‘
point. (J. Sumulong) No. Am. 179: 860,
— Progress in. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 116. -—(J. R. Bishop)
Internat. Q. 5: 205.
-— Public-school System in. (W. French) No. Am.
180: 546.
— Questions which confront us. (J . A. Le Roy) Out
West, 18: 762. '
— Race Prejudice in. (J . A. Le Roy) Atlan. 90: 100.
-— Railways in. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 82: 5.
— The Regular and the Savage in. Lippinc. 74: 731 .
—— Religion in. Cath. World, 78: 440.
-- Reports of Provincial Governors. Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 22: 403,
— Republican Government suggested for. (P. Mac-
queen) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I6: 402.
— Retana’s Collection of Philippiniana. (F. Starr)
Am. Antiq. 24: 168.
—-— A Revelation of the Filipinos; Summary of the
Census, with I30 Pictures. Nat. Geog. M. 161 I 39.
—— revisited. (W. H. Taft) Indep. 59: 1015.
— The Right Way to help the Filipinos. (F. G. New-
lands) Indep. 60: 560,
— Roman Catholic Church in. (Leo XIII.) Am. Cath.
Q. 28: 372. —(J. A. Le Roy) Indep. 56: 13.
— School Question in. Cath. World, 751 429.
—— Scientific Positions in. Science, 11. s. I 9: 770.
— Seamy Side in. (H. C. Rowland) Cent. 41: 862,
— Sec. Taft and. (J . A. Le Roy) World’s Work, 11:
6995-
- Senate Bill, 1902. (H. White) Nation, 74: 320.
— The Siege of Bigbag. (A. E. McFarlane) Munsey,
29= 349-
— Situation in. (L. E. Wright) Outl. 75: 111.
-— Soldier Schools in. (D. Gibbs) Outl. 74: 277.
-—- Spanish Campaign in, 1896—97. J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
3% 415- ss= 137-
—— Spirit of. (W. O’C. McGeehan) Overland, n. s. 391
864.
— Squad Formation in.
Inst. 30: 409.
— Storming a Moro Fortress.
(Bost.) 19: 23.
— The Struggle in; Parallel to the South African
War. (H. W. Wilson) Fortn. 77: 138,
-— Suppressed Reports. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 302.
—- Survey of. Science, 11. s. 21: 761,
— Taft Party’s Visit to. (C. H. Brent) Outl. 81 : 369.
— Tariff for. (J. A. Le Roy) Outl. 76: 879.
— Tariff Relations with United States. (C. C. Plehn)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 12.
— Taxation in. (C. C. Plehn) Pol. Sci. Q. 17: 125, -
(W. F. Norris) Green Bag, I 5: 5 38,
— Teachers and Cholera in. (J . R. Hatheway) Nation,
77= 278.297-
— Three Cases from the Criminal Docket of a Court
in. (W. F. Norris) Green Bag, 18: 557,
—— Trade and Industry of, on View. (W. P. Wilson)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 694,
—- Transportation in. (L. E. Bennett) Engin. M. 31:
179,329-
—Tyranny or Democracy—which? (C. H. Brent)
Outl. 83: 599.
— U. S. Government Laboratories for.
Science, n. s._I6: 579.
— The United States in.
—- Voyage on a Barangayan in.
M. n. s. 31: 290.
—- The Vatican and. (S. Cortesi) Indep. 541 43,6.
— War in, Causes of. (S. C. Parks) Arena, 271 561.
— — Evils in. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 27: 647.
(P. E. Pierce) J. Mil. Serv.
(R. S. Porter) Nat’l M.
(P. C. Freer)
(A. Ireland) Atlan. 942 577.
(M. Irving) New Eng.

— — Two Ethical Questions. (F. Adler) Forum, 33:
387. ‘ '
PHILIPPINE
Philippine Islands, Water-cure Tortures in. Let the
Truth be known. (M. S. Cobb) Outl. 70: 1026.
—-— Weavers of. (G. E. Walsh) Cath. World, 74: 761.
— What shall we do with? (J. H. Parker) Forum,
32: 662,
-— Why I oppose our Policy. (R. E. Bisbee) Arena,
28: 113.
— Why not swap? (O. F. Williams) Indep. 54: 903.
—- Willis’s Our Problem in. (W. M. Daniels) Nation,
81: 321. - (H. Clifford) Macmil. n. s. 2: 66.
— A Woman’s Impressions of. (M. T. Boardman)
Outl. 82: 435.
—- A Working Plan for. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 62.
See also Filipino.
Philippine Scouts in War. (VV. H. Johnston) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 38: 67, 289,
Philippine Superstitions; Tagalog. (F. Gardner) J .
Am. Folk-Lore, I9: 191,
—Visayan. (W. H. Millington; B. L. Maxfield) J.
Am. Folk-Lore, I9: 205.
Philippoteaux, Henri E. F. Charge of the French
Cuirassiers at Waterloo; painting. Art J . 55:
264,
Philistine, A Brief for the. (T. Jenks) Outl. 84: 35.
Philistines in Arcady, The _; a story; (Zona Gale) Out-
ing, 43: 641.
Phillimore, John George. (G. E. Walter) Sat. R. 96:
571-
Phillip, Arthur. (C. F. Lavell) Chaut. 44: I72.
Phillips, David Graham. Bk. News, 22: 1214,
— A Novelist with Democratic Ideals. (B. O. Flower)
Arena, 31: 236.
— The Plum-tree. Arena, 33: 663.
-— A 20th-century Novelist of Democracy. (B. O.
Flower) Arena, 35: 252. »
Phillips, John, the Geologist. (W. H. Thompson) Gent.
M. n. s. 72: 554.
Phillips, Stephen. Quar. 195: 486. =Ecl. M. I 39: 249.
ILiv. Age, 233: 641. —-With portrait. (T. M.
Parrott) Booklover’s M. 5: 574.
—- and the Poetic Drama. Outl. 70: 707,
——- Aylmer’s Secret. (Max Beerbohm) Sat. R. 100:
80,
— Nero. (H. Hodge) Sat. R. 101: 135.
—— Open Letters to. Good Words, 43: 742.
-—— Paolo and Francesca compared with “ Francesca di
Rimini.” (W. Archer) Pall Mall M. 26: 281,
—- —— On the Stage. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93: 332.
-— Poet and Dramatist. (A. Henderson) Arena, 33:
447.
——- Sin of David. Spec. 93: 837.
—— Tragedy in the Plays of. (M. A. Balliol) Temp.
Bar, 132: 571.
-— Ulysses. (J . R. Towse) Critic, 43: 439. — (M. Beer-
bohm) Sat. R. 932 I70.—(C. F. Smith) Sewanee,
ro: 32o.—-(G. Gwynn) 19th Cent. 51: 434.=Liv.
Age, 233: 65.
— -— at Her Majesty’s Theater.
Mall M. 26: 509.
—— -— Homer and. (E. M. Thomas) Critic, 40: 343.
-— —— in London. Critic, 40: 519.
—— A Valuation of. (E. A. Wodehouse) Fortn. 83: 830.
-—-Liv. Age, 245: 769.
Phillips, Wendell. (Lillie B. C. Wyman) New Eng. M.
n. s. 272 725.-(J. H. Hollowell) Sund. M. 34:
(C. F. Keary) Pall
3o.
——- Reminiscences of. (G. W. Pepper) Indep. 61: 913,
Phillips Exeter Academy. (S. B. Lawrence) New
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 465. — (R. H. Bowles) New Eng.
M. n. s. 28: 601.
-— An American School. (G. L. Kittredge) No. Am.
177: 69.
Phillis Isle; a poem. (J . H. Morse) Atlan. 91: 536.
495
PHILOSOPHY
Phillpotts, Eden. The River. (C. Shipman) Critic,
42: 160,
— Secrets of the Day. Critic, 41: 436.
Philo of Alexandria. (J . H. A. Hart) Jew. Q. 17: 78,
726. 18: 330.
Philo Judaeus. (W. B. Pitkin) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 13:
304-
— Doctrine of the Divine Father and Virgin Mother.
(A. S. Carman) Am. J. Theol. 9: 491.
_Philology, Notes on. (K. D. Doyle) Westm. I60: 323.
—Place of. (B. I. Wheeler) Calif. Univ. Chron. 3:
297-
Philosopher, The First. (J . H. Breasted) Monist, I2:
321.
Philosopher in the Restaurant, The. (J . Kingstead)
Chamb. J. 82: 57!. , '
Philosopher’s Joke, The. (J . K. Jerome) Critic, 47:
533. 48: 68.
Philosophers as Failures. (C. W. Super) Westm. 161:
6
Philosophical Association, Purposes of a.
Creighton) Philos. R. 11: 219.
Philosophical Movement in St. Louis.
Educa. R. 29: 450.
Philosophical Orientation and Scientific Standpoints.
(J . Ward) Calif. Univ. Chron. 7: 1.
Philosophical Society of Washington, 1902. (C. K.
Wead) Science, 11. s. 17: 669,
—— 1903. Science, n. s. 18: 723,
—-— 1905. Science, n. s. 22: 633,
—- 1906. Science, 11. s. 24: 768.
Philosophy and its Correlations.
Philos. R. 12: 113.
— and Life. (H. Hiiffding) Internat. J . Ethics, 12:
(J . E.
(W. Schuyler)
(A. T. Ormond)
I37-
- and Modern Life. (J . H. Hyslop) Internat. Q. 10:
303-
— and Practical Results. (W. James) Calif. Univ.
Chron. I: 287.
— and Religion. (J . Lindsay) Bib. Sac. 59: 637.
— and Science. (G. H. Howison) Calif. Univ. Chron.
5: 129,
— — at the Dawn of the 20th Century. (J . T. Drie-
coll) No. Am. 176: 422,
— — Baldwin on. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Dial, 32: 419.
— and Theology, Relation of. (F. Sewall) N. Church
R. 12: 554.
—— and Tramps.
—— as the Basis of Education.
26: 120.
— at Oxford. Acad. 63: 172.
—— Baldwin’s Dictionary of. (W. H. Davis) Educa. R.
24: 440. —- (D. G. Ritchie) Mind, 27: 547. — (F.
Thilly) Science, 11. s. 17: 143.
— Christian. (F. Aveling) Dub. R. 131: 111.
-— Development of, in the 19th Century. (G. T. Ladd)
Philos. R. 14: 403, 563.
— Eucken on. (A. C. Armstrong) Philos. R. I4: 344.
— Foundation of. (T. F. Willis) Dub. R. 130: 355.
—- French, Contemporary. (A. Fouillée) Internat. Mo.
5: 278, 418.
— Historical Method in, Value of.
bert J. 2: 754.
—in France. (A. Lelande) Philos. R. 14: 429. I5:
266,
-— in Italy. (G. Papini) Monist, I3: 55 3.
— in the University. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ. Bull.
1: 165.
— Lux Mundi Antiqua et Nova. (J . Baugh) Westm.
I66: 531,
— A Message of, to the Modern Man. (H. J . Haskell)
Outl. 82: 842,
— Mission of. (G. T. Ladd) Philos. R. 14: 113,
(M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 97: 776.
(A. T. Smith) Educa.
(W. Knight) Hib-
PHILOSOPHY
Philosophy, Modern, Adamson on. Sat. R. 96: 705.
— (J. Iverach) Crit. R. 13: 335.
— New, in France. (G. M. Sauvage) Cath. Univ. Bull-
12: 147.
— A New Field for. (S. D. Merton) Open Court, 17:
56.
— Primitive, Fundamental Concept of. (A. 0. Love-
joy) Monist, 16: 357.
-—- Problems of Science and. (J . H. Hyslop) Philos. R.
12: 386,
— Progress of. (J . C. Meredith) Westm. 166: 390.
—— Queen and Handmaiden. (F. Aveling) Dub. R.
136: 318.
—- The Relation of Esthetics to Psychology and.
R. Marshall) Philos. R. 14: 1.
—- Relation to Graduate Studies.
uca. R. 25: 265.
— Sidgwick on its Scope and Relations. ~Ath. ’02, 21
(H.
(J . S. Hibben) Ed-
I79-
—- The Study of. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ. Bull. 71
131,
—— Thoughts on. (A. Reynaud) Cath. World, 78: 99-
662,
- Turner’s History of. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 79: 15.
—— Von A. Diiring on. (W. A. Heidel) Philos. R. 14:
64.
— What has it done for Mankind? (G. S. Street)
Acad. 66: 429. V
—— What is ? (F. Thilly) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 513. —- (A.
Austin) National, 40: 372.
- Where it fails. (S. D. Merton ; P. Carus) Monist,
W 597-
Philosophy of staying in Harness. (J . H. Canfield)
Cosmopol. 39: 5.
Philostratus, The Apollonius of.
Westm. 158: 407.
— Heroica of. (C. H. Bromby) Ath. ’o2, 2: 320, 859,
Phipps Fund, The. (H. S. Brown) Char. I3: 597.
Phlox, Perennial Garden. (C. J . Hunt) Ctry Life Am.
9: 66.
Phoebe, Satellite of Saturn.
Knowl. 27: 287,
Phoebe in Politics: a story. (Anne O’Hagan) Munsey,
35: 196.
Phaebe’s Experiment; a story.
Eng. M. n. s. 35: 74.
Phoenicia as a Maritime Power, Berard on.
Cook) Fortn. 82:- 912,
Phoenician Temple, Remains of. (C. C. Torrey) Open
Court, 17: 65.
Phcsnicians, Ancient Commerce of, in the Mediterra-
nean. (J. D. Murphy) Am. Cath. Q. 30: 495,
Phoenix, Arizona. (E. S. Gill) Calif. M. 2: 238.
— and the Health Seekers of the Southwest.
Witherbee) Char. I3: 132,
Phoenix Fishing Club. (O. F. Marsh) Longm. 41:
150, '
Phoenix Park Trial, Diary at Dublin Castle during the.
(J . Roundell) 19th Cent. 60: 559,
Phonetic Conference, Proposed International. (R.
Stein) Indep. 59: 122 5. — (R. Stein) Pedagog. Sem.
10: 425.
Phonograph, Edison’s.
(Bost.) 18: 255.
(W. B. Wallace)
(A. C. D. Crommelin)
(C. Marriott) New
(T. A.
(F. D.
(J. M. Chapple) Nat’l M.
Phonograph and the Graft, The ; a story. (O. Henry)
McClure, 20: 428,
Phonographic Records, Archives of.
Nature, 67: 301. _
Phoridae. Am. Natural. 36: 405.
Phosphates. (E. B. Voorhees) J. Frankl. Inst. I60:
211.
—- Double Ammonium, in Analysis. (M. Austin) Am.
J. Sci. 164: 156,
(C. C. Garrard)
496
PHOTOGRAPHY
Phosphorescence and Fluorescence. (E. L. N ichois)
J. Frankl. Inst. I62: 219,
Photinus Marginellus. (A. B. Townsend) Am. Natu-
ral. 38: 127,
Photo-engraving of Pictures. (W. C. Whittam) Brush
& P. 15: supp. 35.
Photograph, Binocular. (W. E. Long) Educa. 24: 526.
Photograph of a Ghost; a story. (G. V. Christmas)
Cath. World, 76: 186.
Photographers, ‘resh Fields for. (F. C. Tilney) Liv.
Age, 239: 187.
— Some Lady. (F. Miller) Art J . 542 367.
Photographic Astronomy. (H. H. Turner) Pop. As-
tron. I 3: 72, ,
Photographic Illustrations of Poetry. (P. W. Hum-
phreys) Booklover’s M. 4: 69.
Photographic Image, Reversal of, and Subsequent De-
velopment. (M. I. Wilbert) J . Frankl. Inst. I 53:
231,
Photographic Permanence.
Inst. 153: 359.
Photographic Portraiture, American School of. (C. Y.
Abott) Booklover’s M. 3: 169.
Photographic Salon, First American. (C. E. F airman)
Booklover’s M. 5: I93.
— Philadelphia. (Olive M. Potts) Brush & P. 91
227, »
— 3d Chicago. (S. L. Willard) Brush & P. 11: 252,
Photographic Telescopes. (E. S. King) Science, 11. s.
-21: 410,
Photographing Athletics. (A. Ruhl) Outing, 402 259.
— Big Game. (J . A. Burgess and E. M. Sawyer) Out-
ing, 40: 478. —— (A. G. Wallihan) Outl. 71: 355.
— Birds; Hunting with a Camera. (J . M. Boraston)
Cosmopol. 39: 43.
—— A Camera-hunter’s Vacation.
Life Am. 6: 30,
— Character. (S. L. Gates) World To-day, 9: 709.
— for its own Sake. (J. B. Carrington) Outing, 47:
(C. F. Hines) J .Frankl.
(H. K. Job) Ctry
387.
— in Difiicult Places. (W. N. Jennings) Booklover’s
M, 2: 289,
—- in a Mine. (J. C. Burrow) Art J. 57: 241.
—— the Small Wild Life of the Prairie. (H. K. Job)
011ting.49= I69.
— Wild Animals. (F. M. Chapman) World’s Work, 6:
3554.—Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 588.
-—- Wild Game with Flash-light. (G. Shiras) Nat.
Geog. M. 17: 367.
Photographs, Use of, in Teaching Astronomy. (S. F.
Whiting) Pop. Astron. 13: 430.
— Library Methods for Care of.
Lib. J. 27: 324.
— of Animals by Charles Reid. (C. Lang Neil) Studio
(Internat.) 29: 327. ‘
— of Paintings, Hollyer’s. Acad. 67: 368.
— Telegraphically transmitted. (A. Gradenwitz)
Knowl. 27: 56.
Photography, ]Esthetic‘Activity in. (S. Hartmann)
Brush & P. 14: 24.
—- and the Fascination of being photographed. (Mrs.
Wilson Woodrow) Cosmopol. 3 5: 675.
-—- and the Figure of the Sun. (W. W. Payne) Pop.
(A. Guggenheimer)
Astron. I3: 475.
—- Applied to Architecture. (E. Dockree) Am. Arch.
8o: 54, -
— applied to Architectural Measurement and Survey-
ing. (J . B. Lee) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 493.'= Nature,
66: 235,
— applied to Illustration and Printing. (J . D. Geddes)
J. Soc. Arts, 50: 829, 842, 853,
— Art in Printing and. (J . C. Dollman) J . Soc. Arts,
54: 468.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography. The Artist of the Camera. (C. H. Con-
way) Munsey, 35: 695, _
—-— Artistic, California Women and. (H. G. Breck)
Overland, n. s. 43: 89.
— —— once more. (Russell Sturgis) Scrib. M. 32: 2 5 5.
—— — of To-day. (A. H. Hinton) M. of Art, 27: 352,
461, 28: 63,
—— as a Fine Art. Acad. 692 I011.
—- Astronomical. (G. P. Serviss) Outl. 79: 787. —(A.
Ricco) Pop. Astron. I2: 521. —— (H. H. Turner)
Pop. Astron. 13: I22.—Blackw. 172: 57. --Ecl.
M- I39= 434-
— —- at a High Altitude. (H. C. Wilson) Pop. Astron.
12: 509,
— —— with Reflecting Telescopes.
Pop. Astron. I41 -449.
(J . A. Parkhurst)
—— Bird Studies and Pictures from Life, by W. L. Fin-I
ley and H. T. Bohlman. Craftsman, 8: 611,
—— by the Light of Venus. (H. C. F yfe) Good Words,
— Camera at the Seashore.
46: 640.
— Curios of the Camera. Sund. M. 3r: 46-933.
—-— Curiosities of. Sund. M. 25: 351-981.
—-— Development in, and Mechanical Methods of carry-
ing it out. (R. C. Bayley) J. Soc. Arts, 53: 307.
—— Expert, as applied to Forgery. (M. Backus) Over-
land. n. s. 401 379.
— Farmer’s Method.
162: 73.
—— for Architects.
——for the Beginner.
774- 45= 128-640-
— History by. (G. F. Parker) Cent. 46: I 36.
— in Advertising. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 606,
— in Colors. (J. L. Howe) Science, n. s. 17: :93. -— (J.
Carbutt) J. Frankl. Inst. I575 379.--Nature, 73:
330.—-(H. E. Dresser) Nature, 67: I27.—-(F. E.
Ives) J. Frankl. Inst. I53: 43.
—-— -— Diffraction Process. (H. E. Ives) J . Frankl.
Inst. 161: 439.
—-— —— McDonough Joly Method.
Arts, 49: 132.
—— in the Dark; Paper and Peroxide of Hydrogen.
(W. J . Russell) Nature, 65: 200.
— Individuality in. (W. E. Dassonville) Overland,
n. s. 40: 339. '
-— The Latent Image. (J . Joly) Nature, 72: 308.
— Machine Shop. (A. M. Powell) Cassier, 21: 352.
—-— Marvels of. (H. Wysham Lanier) World’s Work,
11: 7163.
— Modern Pictorial. (A. Stieglitz) Cent. 42: 822,
—— Negative Enlargements. Pop. Astron. I3: 484, 556.
—-— The New. (H. H. Moore) Outl. 83: 455. —- (A.
Black) Cent. 42: 813. — (C. H. Caflin) Munsey,
27: 729,
-— A New Departure in. (S. Allan) Lamp, 28: I8.
—-— of Flowers. (V. O. Lange) Out West, 16: 244.-
(H. L. Shepherd) Canad. M. 23: 400.
—— Open-air. (Olive S. Berry) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 387.
—— Outdoor Portrait. (M. Weil) Ctry Life Am. 10: 47.
-— The Photo-secession. (S. Hartmann) Craftsman,
6: 3o.
— - its Aims and Work. Studio (Internat.) 28: mix-
(L. W. Brownell) Outing,
(J . Bartlett) J . Frankl. Inst.
(F. R. Taylor) Am. Arch. 83: 5!.
(L. W. Brownell) Outing, 44:
(H. S. Ward) J . Soc.
cx.
-— Pictorial. (L. D. Tolman) Brush & P. 17: supp. 77.
-— Pioneers in. Chamb. J. 80! 254.
—-— Posing Wild Animals. (R. W. Shufeldt) Outing,
40: 216,
-— Progress in. Chamb. J. 81: 332.
-— Pure and Applied. (C.'Jones) Knowl. 27: 117-286,
-— Rise of, and its Service to Mankind. (B. 0. Flower)
Arena, 27: 28.
497-
PHYSICAL
Photography, Schi1ling’s Flashlights in the Jungle. (F.
H. Herrick) Science, n. s. 23: 540.
—— Scientific and “ Freak.” (W. N. Bremen) Over-
land, n. s. 40: 346.
— Some Aspects of Development.
Soc. Arts, 512 42.
— Story of. (W. B. Ashley) Outing, 44: I83.
—-— A Successful Photographer of Children. (Adelaide
Hanscom) Craftsman, 7: 460.
—- Supplementary Illumination. (J . Bartlett) J . F rankl.
Inst. I62: 473.
— Under and Over-exposure.
Inst. 155: 283.
—— The S. L. Willard School of Pictorial. (E. A. Ray)
Brush & P. 12: 186,
-— without the Dark Room.
Frankl. Inst. I57: 53.
—— Wondegful Marine. (W. A . Johnson) World’s Work,
12: 7 27,
— Work of Clarence H. White.
men. 91 495-
Photometric Measurements on a Person possessing
Monochromatic Vision. (F. L. Tufts) Am. J . Sci.
172: 5 31,
Photomicrographic Device. (F. E. Ives) J. Frankl.
Inst. I53: 371. ‘
Photomicrography.
143.
—— Stereoscopic, New Device for. (F. E. Ives) J .
Frankl. Inst. I 54: 391.
Photo-printing Machine of L. F. Rondinella. J .
Frankl. Inst. I61: 71.
Photo-telephony. (S. Bidwell) Nature, 69: 373.
Phototropism in the Larval Stages of Homarus Amer-
icanus. (P. B. Hadley) Science, 11. s. 22: 675.
—— under Light-rays of Different Wave-lengths. (J. B.-
Dandeno) Science, 11. s. 18: 604.
Phrases to be discarded. Acad. 64: I79.
Phrenology and F. J . Gall. (J. Knott) Westm. I66:
150,
—-— The Ethological Society and the Revival of. (J .
Fyvie) 19th Cent. 57: 958.
— The New. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 67: 510.
— Revival of. (S. Paget) Fortn. 84: 1107,
Phrygia, Discoveries in, 1905. (W. M. Ramsay) Ath.
’o5, 2: 312,
Phryne, Statue of. (J . C. Bayles) Am. Arch. 87:
(A. Watkins) J .
(J . Bartlett) J . Frankl.
(A. W., McCurdy) J.
(G. Bicknell) Crafts-
(A. C. Scott) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61:
98.
Phrynos ; a New Kalos-artist. (Oliver S. Tonks) Am.
J. Archeeol. n. s. 91 288.
Phyllospadix as a Beach-builder.
Natural. 36: 101,
Physical, The, and the Psychical, Prof. Bawden’s
Interpretation of. (G. M. Andi-us) Philos. R. 13:
429.— (H. H. Bawden)Philos. R. 13: 541.
Physical Chemistry, Relation of, to Physics and
Chemistry. (J . V. van’t Hoff) Science, 11. s. 22:
(R. E. Gibbs) Am.
649.
Physical Culture. (E. Checkley) Outing, 412 734.
42: I37.
— Christianity and. (G. Stanley Hall) Pedagog. Sem.
91 374.
— Reconstruction by. (Anne O’Hagan) Everybody’s,
7: 571.
Physical Degeneration and the Poverty Line. (Mrs.
Bosanquet) Contemp. 85! 65.
—- in Poor of England. Sat. R. 98: I64.
—- of the British Race, Report on. Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 24: 593.--(A. A. Mumford) Fortn. 82:
324-
— True Cause of. (Alex. Haig) National, 44! 697.
Physical Deterioration. (Countess of Warwick) F ortn.
85: 504. = Ecl. M. 146: 428.
PHYSICAL
Physical Deterioration, begins in Infancy. (B. Broad-
bent) Sat. R. 99: 738.
—— in England. (T. Burke) Forum, 35: 449. —(J. E.
Gorst) No. Am. 181: 1,
-—— A National Danger. (C. Rolleston) Westm. I64:
154-
Physical Education. (F. H. Hain) Educa. 24: 356.
‘—- applied to Housework. (M. Van Rensselaer) Chaut.
34: 529-
-— for College Women.
564.
-—- in its Bearing on Life.
26: 224,
— in Primary Schools. (A. P. Graves) Contemp. 35!
888.
—— in Schools. - Spec. 922 636.
-— Need of, in the Country.
26: 587.
—— Rational System of. (W. R. C. Latsou) Outing, 47 2
(J . F. Goucher) Indep. 60:
(G. E. Kingsbury) Educa.
(C. L. Schrader) Educa.
427-
- Right Start in. (M. V. O’Shea) World’s Work, 6:
3812,
— Sir Lander Brunton on the Need of. Nature, 711
252, ,
Physical Geography in our Public Schools. (M. H.
Paddock) Educa. 25: 162.
Physical Law and Life. (J . H. Poynting) Hibbert J .
1: 728.
Physical Laws. Comparaison avec les Lois Biolo-
giques. (G. E. Guye) Ath. ’o6, 2: 132,
— Logical Basis of. (H. M. Brock) Am. Cath. Q. 3!:
107.
— La Precision des.
Physical Science.
20: 417.
— Fundamental Concepts of.
Sci. Mo. 66: 56,.
Physical Training and National Development.
Ravenhill) Monthly R. 16, no. 3: 7o.
— at Yale. (W. G. Anderson) Munsey, 33: 481.
—Conference on, London, Jan. 4-6, 1906. (W. M.
Webb) Nature, 73: 259.
— in High Schools. (W. Orr) Educa. R. 32: 42,
-—- in Scottish Schools. Blackw. I71: 692.
—— in Stockholm and Copenhagen. (M. Scharlieb and
A. Ravenhill) 19th Cent. 60: 986.
— a National Duty. (H. Rippon-Seymour) Westm.
159: 54°-
-— of the Young.
— Royal Commission on.
160: 306. _
Physical Vigor, More, for All.
36= 494-
Physician, The, the Ally of Nature.
Union Univ. Q. 2: 95
(G. E. Guye) Ath. ’o6, 2: 107.
(R. S. Woodward) Science, 11. s.
(E. L. Nichols) Pop.
(A.
(A. T. Smith) Educa. 26: 628.
(H. R. Seymour) Westm.
(C. L. Hunt) Chaut.
(J . S. Landon)
— and the New Era. (HjHopkins) Union Univ. Q. I:
96.
-— of the Future. (H. W. Wiley) Science, n. s. 21:
.841.
Spec. 96: 450.
(D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63:
— Purpose of the.
— Training of the.
364-
Physicians and Philosophers. (C. W. Super) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 67: 608.
— of the Western Isles. Blackw. I79: 264.
—- Young, and the Medical Profession. (A. S. Draper)
Union Univ. Q. 32 83.
Physics and Chemistry in Prussian and American
Schools. (E. H. Hall) Educa. R. 27: I44.
— —— Some Points in Teaching. (C. Sheard) Educa.
26: 97,
—— Availability of.
433-
(F. Slate) Calif. Univ. Chron. 2:
498
PIANO
Physics; Chwolson’s Lehrbuch. (W. L. Stevens)
Science, n. s. 20: 277. '
—— College, Shall we have Two Grades of ? (J. S.
Stevens) Science, 11. s. 19! 832. H C
— Culture Value of. (B. F. Lacy) J. Frankl. Inst.
155: 37- '
— Deductive 'vs. Inductive.
Chron. I: 236.
—- Experimental and Mathematical, Relations between.
(H. Poincaré) Monist, I2: 516,
— Histories and Bibliographies of.
ence, n. s. 152 1016.
— Importance of a Laboratory Course in, in Study of
(F. Slate) Calif. Univ.
(C. R. Mann) Sci-
Medicine. (C. C. Trowbridge) Science, n. s. 15:
848.
-— Machine for compounding Sine Curves. (W. G.
Cady) Science, 11. s. 23: 877.
-—-Misuse of, by Biologists and Engineers. (W. S.
Franklin) Science, 11. s. 181 641.
— Progress of, in the 19th Century.
ence, n. s. 222 353.
— Relation of Mechanics to.
(C. Barns) Sci-
(A. Ziwet) Science, 11. s.
W 49-
— Study of. (F. E. Beach) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 52.
— Teaching of, Advances in. (H. Crew) Science, n. s.
19: 481.
— — Modern Trend of.
31: 236.
— — A New Movement among Physics Teachers.
School R. 14: 212, 429, 652, 746.
-—- The World beyond our Senses.
per, I07: I17. _
Physiognomy, So-called Science of. (F. Legge) Acad.
62: 613.
Physiography and Botany.
R. 10: 45.
— Frontier of. (W. H. Hobbs) Science, 11. s. 18: 5 38.
Physiological Chemistry, Present Problems of. (R. H.
Chittenden) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 150.
Physiologus. (T. A. Newsome) Month, 103: 522, -
(A. Kemp-Welch) Am. Arch. 82: 22,
Physiology and Hygiene in the Public Schools. (W.
T. Sedgwick and T. Hough) Science, 11. s. 18: 353.
— and its Relation to Medicine. Science, n. s. 20: 557.
— Chemical, Present Position of, 1902. (W. D. Halli-
burton) Nature, 66: 567.
-— in Public Schools. (Sedgwick-Hough) Am. J . Soc.
Sci. 41: 67.
(J . F. Woodhull) Educa. R.
(C. Snyder) Har-
(H. N. Whitford) School
— of Childhood as applied to Education. (R. O.
Beard) Educa. 23$ 65.
— Progress of, within the Last Two Decades. (Prof.
Zuntz) Internat. Q. 12: 312,
Physique and Education. (H. R. Beevor) Nature, 70:
363-
— National, Deterioration in.
531 797-
—- of the Present and Evolution of Future.
Hunt) Westm. I60: 563.
Pianist, Passing of the. (T. C. Hepworth) Chamb. J .
81: 669.
Pianists Now and Then.
(G. F. Shee) I9th Cent.
(A. H.
(W. J . Henderson) Atlan.
971 I94-
—- of the Past. (C. Salaman) Music, 21: 221, 289.
Piano, Evolution of the, from the Virginal. (H. E.
Krehbiel) Booklover’s M. 2: 281.
Piano Cases, The Designing of. (R. S. Bowen) Archit.
R. 12: 145. .
Piano Music. (H. C. Colles) Acad. 68: 180.
Piano Players, Mechanical. (J . M. Coward) J . Soc.
Arts, 52: 360.
Piano-playing; its Limits and Drawbacks. (M. E.
Benedict) New Eng. M. n. s. 33: I34.
Piano Technics. (W. G. Smith) Music, 22: 42.
PIANOFORTE
Pianoforte ; Tone-production. (H. T. Finck) Nation,
791 I03- _ ,
Pianola and ZEolian. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 97:
I99-
Piazzi Stars, Identity of. (Herman S. Davis) Pop. As-
tron. 13: 423.
Pic du Midi Observatory. Nature, 7!: 354.
Pickaxe and a Spade, A ; a story. (E. Phillpotts) Mc-
Clure, 22: 276.
Pickerel Fishing. (E. Sandys) Outing, 42: 318.
Pickering, Anna Maria Wilhemina. Memoirs.
R. 97: 207.
Pickering, J . L., Romanticist Painter.
dry) Studio (Internat.) 29: 97.
Pickett Papers, The. (J . M. Callahan) So. Atlan. Q.
2: 1,
Pickwick Ladle, The. ' (W. S. Moody) Scrib. M. 401
Sat.
(A. Lys Bal-
733-
Pico, Don Pio, with portrait. Land of Sun. 1 : 92,
Picnic, A Beanfeaster. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 96:
296,
Picquart, Gen., To, on his Appointment as Secretary
of State for War in France. (Sir Chas. Darling)
National, 48: 632,
Pictorial or the Creative, The ?
New Eng. M..n. s. 34: I70.
Pictorial Journalism. (G. D. Richards) World To-day,
(Leonora B. Ellis)
9= 845.
Picts and Pets. (W. C. Mackenzie) Antiq. n. s. 42:
172,
Picture, Making of a. (H. E. Fyffe) Brush & P. 10:
. 162,
Picture of the “Little Father.”
land, 11. s. 45: 239.
Picture of the Sea, A.
Words, 46: 228.
Picture Books, Good and Bad.
Pub. Lib. 11: 171.
Picture Frames, Designs in.
(Internat.) 30: xii.
Picture Post-cards. Macmil. 90: 136. =Ecl. M. 143:
406.
Picture Sales of 1903. Art J. 55: 280.
—- of 1904. Art J. 56: 329. 57: 52.
Pictures added to Public Galleries of England in 1903.
ArtJ. 56: 116.
— The Buying of ; its Theory, Practice, and Romance.
(Harry Quilter) Chamb. J. 79: 335, 433: ILiv.
Age, 235: 136. =-Ecl. M. 139: 756.
- by Academicians. (T. Williams) Bk. News, 24:
(C. Lorrimer) Over-
(V. L. Whitechurch) Good
(Caroline F. Gleason)
(F. W. Coburn) Studio
38'.
—- for 3the Tenements. (Eliz. McCracken) Atlan. 98:
S19-
-— The Gospel of. (C. A. Leech) Chant. 37: 484,
— How to enjoy. (E. M. Hnrll) Booklover’s M. 1: 39,
— in Public Schools. (W. Buck) Munic. Aff. 6: 189.
—- New, of the Season. (T. Williams) Bk. News, 24:
319-
-- on the Walls, Art vs. (Martha S. Bensley) Indep.
59¢ 982-
—— Poore’s Pictorial Composition and the Critical Judg-
ment of Pictures. Craftsman, 4: 307.
—- Prices of, The Ups and Downs of. (W. Roberts)
National, 47: 1003.
- Purchasing, for the Nation.
101: 421,
— Spurious, The Trafiic in, in Paris.
(D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
No. Am. 180:
903.
— Van Dyke’s Meaning of. Craftsman, 4: 63,
— What is the Raison d’6tre of ‘P (H. H. Statham) 19th
Cent. 57: 828.
—- with Romantic Histories.
J , 82: 445.
(Clive Holland) Chamb.
499
PILGRIM
Picturesque, A Journey in Search of the. (T. C.
Brown) Archit. R. 10: 13-167.
Piece of Paper, A; a story. (Margaret L. Knapp)
Everybody’s, 13: 681,
Piece of String, A; a story.
nad. M. 23: 557.
Piece-work, Quality of Product in. (S. E. Thompson)
Cassier, 23: 233.
Piece-work Rates, Fixing of.
26: 169.
Piece-work System, A Remodeled. (J . H. Van Yorx,
jr.) Engin. M. 25: 699,
Piedmont Peasant, The.
J, 81: 369.
Piedmont Plateau, Structure of, as shown in Maryland.
(E. B. Matthews) Am. J. Sci. 167: 141.
Piepowder Courts. (C. Gross) Q. J . Econ. 20: 231.
Pierce, Franklin. (G. A. Thompson) New Eng. M.
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— Some Papers of, 1852-62. Am. Hist. R. 10: 110, 370,
Pierce, James Mills, with portrait. (W. E. Byerly)
Harv. Grad. M. 14: 573.
Piero di Cosimo. Acad. 62: 589.
Pierre Mazet of the Grand Army. (W. D. Gray)
Chamb. J. 83: 793. =Liv. Age, 251: 739.
Pierrot and Pierrette ; a story. (G. W. Carryl) Mun-
(G. de Maupassant) Ca-
(H. Diemer) Engin. M.
(E. Reynolds-Ball) Chamb.
88$’: 27: 859-
Piers, Crushing Strength of. (G. J . M. Ashby) Am.
Arch. 87: 163.
Piers Plowman, The Misplaced Leaf of. (H. Bradley)
Ath. ’o6, 1: 481,
Pieshkov, Aleksei Maksimovich. See Gorky, Maxim,
pseud.
Pig Sticking in Morocco. (M. Wright) Outing, 40:
612,
Pigeon, American Passenger, Passing of the. (W. B.
Mershon) Chamb. . 82: 491.
Pigeon Fancying. (A. H. Goodwin) Ctry Life Am. 7:
611,
Pigeon Farm at Los Angeles, Cal. [photographs only].
Nat. Geog. M. 17: 20.
Pigeon Ranch in California.
Life Am. 1: 227,
Pigeons, Wild. Spec. 94: 779.
——of California. (T. S. Van Dyke) Land of Sun.
6: 18,
— — Passing of. (C. W. Nash) Canad. M. 20: 315,
Pigmentation, Evan escent Congenital, in the Sacrolum-
(Helen L. Jones) Ctry
bar Region. (H. N. Wardle) Am. Anthrop. 4:‘
412,
Pigmies. See Pygmies.
Pigott, Mostyn. All Fletcher’s Fault. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 97: 12,
Pigs in Court. (R. V. Rogers) Green Bag, 14: 374.
Pigs is Pigs; a story. (E. P. Butler) Am. M. 60: 496.
Pigs’ Meat [the Periodical so called, 1790 (‘P)]. (D. C.
Pedder) Westm. 163: 314,
Pike, A. B., House of. Archit. Rec. 19: 59.
Pike, Zebulon M. (C. M. Harvey) Putnam, 1: 138.
— and the Flag in Kansas in 1806. M. of Hist. 4: 160.
Pike’s Peak, Centennial of. (L. Lewis) World’s Work,
12: 7857.—(C. M. Harvey) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34:
333-
— Lost on. (Albert McFarland) Land of Sun. 7: I 5.
Pike’s Peak Region, Engineering in. (J . Birkinbine)
Cassier, 30: 483.
Pilate, The Preetorium of, and the Pillar of Sconrging.
(H. Thurston) Dub. R. I38: I20. ‘
Pile Dwellings, Distribution of. Am. Antiq. 25: 127.
Pile Structures, Prehistoric, in Southwest Scotland.
(L. M. Mann) Antiq. n. s. 41: 287, 333.
Pilgrim from Abyssinia, A ; a sketch. (S. Bonsal)
McClure, 20: 287,
PILGRIM
Pilgrim in Beulah, (Georg Schock) Scrib. M. 38:
205,
Pilgrim in the Wilderness; a tale of the New West.
(W. A. White) Cent. 46: 219,
Pilgrim Chamber, The. (Alice Brown) Atlan. 96: 188.
Pilgrim Fathers on the Kennebec. (E. H. Nason) New
Eng. M. n. s. 30: 309,
Pilgrims, the, in England and Holland, Dexter on.
(W. E. Griflis) Dial, 39: 306.
-— Principles of the. Outl. 83: 832.
— Spirit of the; address. (J . D. Long) Outl. 84: 416.
Piling, Reinforced. Am. Arch. 88: 35.
Pillars of Heaven. (N. de B. Lugrin) Canad. M. 27:
456-
Pillnitz, Conference of. (Oscar Browning) Roy. Hist.
Soc. 11. s. 11: 133,
Pillow Fancies. I (Nora A. Smith) New Eng. M. n. s.
331 4°9-
Pillsbury, Parker. (Lillie B. C. Wyman) New Eng.
M. n. s. 27: 536. -
Pilot’s Life, The. (V. Slocum) Outl. 74: 572.
Pima of Arizona, Notes on the. (A. Hrdlicka) Am.
Anthropol. 8: 39.
Pima Annals. (F. Russell) Am. Anthropol. 51 76.
Pima-Maricopa Ceremony, A. (H. N. Rust) Am. An-
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Pimienta Pancakes, The; a story.
Clure, 22: 141,
Pinckney, Charles C. His Plan for a Constitution,
1787. Am. Hist. R. 8: 509. 9: 735.
—— Reply to Jay, 1786, regarding Treaty with Spain.
Am. Hist. R. 10: 817,
Pindar, Odes of.
Pine, Yellow; Lumber Industry in the South. (W.
W. Davis) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 443.
Pine-fishing, A Chat about. Chamb. J . 79: 699.
Pine Knot, President Roosevelt’s Retreat at. (H.
Hale) Indep. 61: 1532,
Pine Trees in New England.
4 Eng. M. n. s. 27: 177.
Pineapples, How to grow. (P. H. Rolfs) Ctry Life Am.
31 254-
-—— in Southern Florida. (S. W. Fletcher) Ctry Life
Am. 9: 442.
Pinero, Arthur Wing. His House in Order.
Beerbohm) Sat. R. 101: 167,
—— Iris. (J . Rankin Towse) Critic, 412 444. — (M. W.
Sampson) Dial, 32: 112,
-— Letty. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 487, 511,
— Wife without a Smile. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 98:
5", 545-
Pines, White.
Pinetti, Giuseppe, Conjurer.
Court, 17: 584.
Ping-pong, How to play. (A. Parker) Outing, 41: 237,
-— Origin of Game and Description of Implements of
Play. (H. Essex) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 127.
Pink Clover. (M. Bachelor) Sund. M. 34: 632.
Pink Shawls, The; a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman)
Harper, I12: 138,
Pinkertons’ Detective Work, The.
Am. M. 60: 36, 205,
Pinkney, Wm., with portrait. (J . P. Hill) Green Bag,
15: 301, -
Pinnacles, The Awe-inspiring. (J . Carson) Overland,
n. s. 45: 389.
Pintoricchio, with portrait and bibliography. Mast.
in Art, 5: 275.
—- Rehabilitation of. (E. H. Blashfield) Scrib. M. 34:
125,
Pioneer in Co-education; a story. (A. W. Bailey)
Outl. 78: 332.
Pioneer Farming in South America. Chamb. J . 791 446.
(O. Henry) Mc-
(A. O. Huntington) New
(M.
(F. Osgood) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 530.
(H. R. Evans) Open
(C. F. Bourke)
500
(R. Y. Tyrrell) Acad. 71: 494, 520.

PIT CHBLEN DE
Pioneer Newspaper Cartoonist.
331 59-
Pioneers, Our Legacy from a Century of. (A. Shaw)
So. Atlan. Q. 5: 311,
Pious_Fund Arbitration. (VV. L. Penfield) No. Am.
I75= 835-
Piozzi, Mrs. Hester L. S. Thrale. (M. L. Croft) Temp.
Bar, 130: 278.
— Some Unedited Letters of. (M. A. Ellis) F ortn. 80:
268.
Pipe, A Remarkable, from N. W. America. (H. I.
Smith) Am. Anthropol. 82 33.
Pipe from the Rue Pignon, The; a story. (A. Ran-
some) Temp. Bar, 133: 151. '
Pipe Fancies. (G. F. McFarland) Canad. M. 251 59.
Piper, Mrs., Professor Hyslop’s Report on. (W. T.
Marvin) Educa. R. 24: 176.
Pipes. Sculptured. Am. Antiq. 28: 113.
-— Tobacco, and Primitive Art. (R. Quick) Studio
(Internat.) 24: 133.
—— -— Curious. Canad. M. 231 93.
Pipes of Passage ; a poem. (J . R. Taylor) Atlan. 90:
(B. O. Flower) Arena,
pl
Pippo. (G. W. Carryl) Scrib. M. 32: 670,
Piracy of Musical Publications. (J . F. Runciman) Sat.
R- W 326-
Piracy of Reginald Dollard, The. (A. B. Paine) Cos-
mopol. 33: 579.
Piran, St. ; a Forgotten Saint. (E. L. Arnold) Chamb.
J , 822 17,
Piranesi, Giovanni Battista, Italian Etcher and En-
graver. (W. J . Woodworth) Brush & P. 10: 276.
Pirate Crew, A ; a story. (T. J . Partridge) New Eng.
M. n. s. 341 353.
Pirates; Captain John Coxon. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 1.
—- Captain John Jennings. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 561.
— Modern. (J . W. Muller) Outing, 42: 703.
Pirene, Tvraf9pos Kp'/7111) of. (R. B. Richardson) Am. J .
Archaaol. 2d ser. 6: 321.
Pirrie, W. J ., and the White Star Line. Canad. M.
19‘ 527-
Pisa. (A. Symons) Monthly R. 21, no. 12 39.=Liv.
Age, 248: 183.
Pisan, Christine de, her Life and Writings. (F. P.
Henry) Cath. World, 78: 647,
Piscator and the Peri. (H. W. Lanier) Lippinc. 71:
365.
Piscator’s Revenge ; a story.
43: 85- . ,
Pisidia, Lycaonia, and Pamphylia, Journey in. (H. S.
Cronin) J. Hel. Stud. 22: 94, 339. 24: 113,
Pissarro, Camille, Impressionist, with portrait. (H. G.
Stephens) Brush & P. 13: 411,
-— Etchings of. (Count de Soissons) Studio (Internat.)
21: 59. ,
Pistoia Cathedral Altar, Silver of. (E. A. Jones) Re-
liquary. 451 I9-
Pistol, Parabellum, Automatic.
331 109
Pistols, Collectors and Collections of. (J . P. Bocock)
Outing, 39: 407.
— with Pedigrees. (J . P. Bocock) Outing, 41: 597.
Pit River, Infernal Caverns of the. (H. French) Over-
land, 11. s. 462 442.
Pitcairn Island; a Miracle in Ethnology.
McCoy) Indep. 57: 712,
Pitch, Discrimination of, Studies in. (G. M. Whipple)
Am. J. Psychol. 14: 559.
— Extensity and. (Knight Dunlap) Psychol. R. 12:
(H. W. Lanier) Outing,
J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
(Emily M.
287.
Pitch Candidate, The. (C. L. Edhohn) New Eng. M.
n. s. 321 640.
Pitchblende. Science, 11. s. 20: 441,
I —- Art Exhibition at Carnegie Institute, I902.
PITT
Pitt, Sir William, 1653-1726.
41: 509.
Pitt, William, I759"1806- (J. A. R. Marriott) Fortn.
85: 487.— (C. Whibley) Blackw. I78: 591.
-—~ and General Miranda. (Hubert Hall) Ath. ’02, 11
(L. Holland) Longm.
498-
—-and Peel, Sir Robert. (F. H. Hill) Roy. Hist. Soc.
11. s. 13: 117.
—'as a Barrister.
41: 25,
— Centenary of. (T. E. Kebbel) 19th Cent. 59: 183.
— Empire Builder. (H. A. Bruce) Outl. 80: 384.
—Foreign Policy in First Decade. (Felix Salomon)
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 10: 111,
— Tomline’s Estimate of. Monthly R. 12, no. 22 I.
— The War with France. (C. Whibley) Blackw. 179:
(J . A. Lovat-Fraser) Antiq. n. s.
1'.
—-— Thje Years of Peace. (C. Whibley) Blackw. I78:
747-
Pittsburgh, Architecture in. (B. F erree) Archit. Rec.
16: 83.
(F. W.
Morton) Brush & P. 11: 178,
- — I903. (E. Knauift) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 680,
— — 1904. Booklover’s M. 3: 463.
— —— 1905. (M. E. Townsend) Brush & P. 16: 199,
—Fine Arts in. (C. E. Harcourt) Brush & P. 14:
351'
— Freeing from Pennsylvania R. R.’s Control. (J . L.
Cowan) World’s Work, 9: 5712,
—-— Frick Building. Archit. Rec. I 5: 328.
——- International Art Exhibition. (D. B. Howland)
World To-day, I0: 2 5_
— Municipal Corruption in.
21: 24,
—— A New Great City. (W. L. Scaife ; J. E. McKirdy ;
Burd S. Paterson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 48.
— Residence of A. R. Peacock. Archit. Rec. 14: 266.
-— Ripper Law and “ L ” Roads. (C. D. Scully) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 299.
Pittsfield, Mass. (G. A. Tappan) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I6:
'8
(L. Steifens) McClure,
3: ~
Pity of Woman, The; a story. (J . Hopper) Every-
body’s, I4: 591.
Pius II. []Eneas Sylvius Piccolomini], Pope, and Nicho-
las de Cusa. ‘Dub. R. 139: 267.
Pius VI. and the French Revolution.
" Am. Cath. Q. 31: 220, 413, 601,
Pius IX. and Leo XIII. Contemp. 84: 565.
Pius X., Pope. Month, 102: 225.-'=Outl. 74: 876,:
Ecl. M. 142: 833.: Liv. Age, 241: 312.
— and Church Music. (R. Bagot) 19th Cent. 551 831.
— -— Rejoinder. (R. Bagot) 19th Cent. 56: 247,
— and the Conclave. (E. Elbano) Contemp. 84: 411.
—— and his Health. (J. J. Walsh) Indep. 58: 36.
— and his New Policy. Sat. R. 97: 515.
'--and his Task. (H. D. Sedgwick, jr.) Atlan. 92:
(D. Sampson)
552-
- and the Problems of his Pontificate, with portraits.
Cosmopol. 36: 633.
—— Anecdotes of. (W. J . D. Croke) Cent:45: 687.
—— at St. Peter’s. Outl. 81: 963,
—— Character Sketch, with portrait.
of Rs. Y.) 28: 291,
-— Encyclical, “ E Supreri Apostolatus” (Latin and
English). Am. Cath. Q. 29: 1.
-— Encyclical upon the French Separation Law. Sat.
R, 102: 193.
—-— First Year of. (S. Cortesi) Indep. 57: 314.
— from his Brother’s Point of View. (S. Cortesi)
Indep. 55: 2083.
—- From Leo XIII. to. (S. Cortesi) Indep. 59: 918. —
(F. Crispolti) Internat. Q. 9: 154.
(W. T. Stead) R.
501
PLAIN FIELD
Pius X. From Venice to the Vatican, with portrait.
(A. Diarista) Cath. World, 771 715.
—-— in the Court of the Pigna. Cent. 48: 132.
—- Interview with, with portrait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
29: 313,
— The New Pontificate. (J . Moyes) Dub. R. 133: 249.
— Personal Impressions of. (D. C. Branson) Outl. 74:
935-
— The Pope and the Novelist; reply to R. Bagot.
(E. L. Taunton) 19th Cent. 56: 46.
—— Some Further Notes on his Personality, with por~
trait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 429.
-— The Vatican and the Quirinal. Indep. 5 52 1901.
Piute Indian, The. (J . M. Strobridge) Land of Sun.
14: 13,
Pixie and her Family; a story. Blackw. I74! 54.
“ Place, The,” as an Appellation of Deity. (J . A.
Montgomery) J . Bib. Lit. 24: 17.
Place, The Spirit of. Acad. 65: 331.
Place aux Dames; a story. (Mary R. S. Andrews)
Harper, III: 609, ,
Place of Darkness. (G. K. Turner) Atlan. 90: 394.
Place of Dragons, The; a story. (E. W. Peattie)
Everybody’s, 8: 227, 358.
Place-hunter, 18th Century. (A. I. Shand) Cornh. 85:
84.
Place Names of the U. S. Nat. Geog. M. I3: 403.
Placer County; an Ideal California County. (“Jim”)
Overland, n. s. 452 533.
Placer Mining. (H. H. Smith) Overland, n. s. 412 410.
Places. Gent. M. n. s. 772 122.
Plagiarism, Art of. (E. Wright) Contemp. 85: 514.:
Liv. Age, 24!: 372,
-—- Elizabethan. (Sidney Lee) Ath. ’o4, 2: 800.
— Literary and Musical. (H. T. F inck) Nation, 75!
367.
— Ministerial. (A. C. Thompson) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
5: 5-
— Old Friends with New Faces. (Brander Matthews)
Scrib. M. 38: 757.
— A Theme, with Variations. (Brander Matthews)
Lamp, 272 301. :Monthly R. 13, no. 22 I57.
Plague, Bubonic, Biblical Epidemics of. (E. M. Mer—
' rins) Bib. Sac. 61: 292.
— Conquest of, in the Philippines. Nat. Geog. M. 14:
I83.
— in England and Abroad. (E. Klein) Nature, 67: 299.
— Fighting the; Native Statesmanship. (J . Oldfield)
Westm. I58: 401,
—- Great Black. Char. I4: 857.
— Great White. (J . B. Huber) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 298.
—— in India. (E. C. Cholmondeley) Monthly R. 15, no.
21 82. =Ecl. M. 143: 153.: Liv. Age, 241: 689,-
(C. Creighton) J. Soc. Arts, 53: 810.
-— in London, The Great. (W. Jone) Good Words, 451
688.
— Serum Theory of. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature, 732 368.
— J . Simpson on. (E. Klein) Nature, 72: 529.
Plague Commission, Indian Report of. (E. Klein)
Nature, 65: 320.
Plague Prints, Early. Library, 11. s. 33 3.
Plague-stones. Chamb. J . 80: 295.
Plain Mary Smith; a story. (H. W. Phillips) Am. M.
60: 153-685. --61: 54,
Plain Miss Pretty; The.
567.
Plain-song. Acad. 99: 715, 764. — (J . F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 10!: 295.
(E. S. Small) Munsey, 33:
— Palestrina, Pins and. (L. Baker) Sewanee, I4: 422, i
— Restoration of. (E. G. Hurley) Cath. World, 82:
206. —(E. G. Hurley) Cath. World, 82: 502,
Plainfield, N. J ., Public Library. Book Exhibits.
(E. L. Adams) Lib. J . 271 763.
PLAINS
Plains, Across the. (N. Brooks) Cent. 41: 803,
—-— in ’61. (Lucy H. Fosdick) New Eng. M. n. s. 32:
12, 1
— The Central Great, of the U. S. Nat. Geog. M. 16:
389.
—- My People of the. (E. Talbot) Harper, 113: 280,
— Peopling of the. (R. W. McAdam) Overland, n. s.
42: 131. '
Plana Maculata, Regeneration of the Pharynx in.
(H. F. Thacher) Am. Natural. 36: 633,
Planarians and their Allies, Benham on. Nature, 652
361.
—— Pearl on. (Robert Yerkes) Science, n. s. 17: 737.
Planchette. (Jack London) Cosmopol. 41: 157, 259,
379- .
Planet, Intra-Mercurial, Search for an, at the Eclipse
of 1901. (C. D. Perrine) Pop. Astron. I0: 460.
— The Undiscovered. (G. Forbes) Pall Mall M. 25!
199-
Planetary Aberration. (R. Buchanan) Pop. Astron.
13: 376.
Planetesimal Hypothesis, The.
Astron. I4! 327.
Planets; are they inhabited ? (C. Flammarion) Har-
per,, 109: 84,0. -—(Rachel Challice) Pop. Astron.
II: 417; (D. E. Wing) 536.'—- (F. J. Allen) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 64: 26. —— (S. Newcomb) Harper, I I1: 404,
— (C. Coupe) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 699.
-— Formula for the Visual Brilliancy of. (R. Buchanan)
Pop. Astron. I3: 175.
— Life on the other, not possible. (M. A. Lane) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) 201 660.
—- Minor, and their Names. Pop. Astron. I1: 547.
— — Statistical Comparison of, and the Short Period
Comets. (M. O. Callandreau) Pop. Astron. 12:
11,7,
— Motion of. (F. R. Moulton) Pop. Astron. I1: 284.
—— Observation of. (W. F. Denning) Pop. Astron. 11:
(F. H. Moulton) Pop.
19.
—— Semi-diameter of. (R. Buchanan) Pop. Astron. I3:
209.
Planing-machine Drives.
28: 12;,
Planing-machines, Modern.
27: 132.
Plankton of Northern Seas. Am. Natural. 40: 593.
Planning your own Place. (I. G. Tabor) Ctry Life
Am. 9: 558.
Plant, Living, in Nature Study. (W. J . V. Osterhout)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 3: 29.
— Place of the, in the Cycle of Life.
Acad. 65: 91.
— Possibility of an Intelligence in the. (S. Leonard
Bastin) Monthly R. 25, no. It I03.=Liv. Age,
251: 536.
Plant Adaptation, A Study in.
Sci. Mo. 61: 483,
Plant Battles. (J . J . Ward) Harper, 1105: 723,
Plant—breeding, Hybridization and. (A. J .
Monthly R. 24, no. I; 84.
Plant Cell, Activities of the.
Natural. 382 431, 571, 725.
— Studies on the. (B. M. Davis) Am. Natural. 39:
449. 555, 695-
Plant Forms and Botanical Research.
Science, n. s. 23: 804,
Plant-growing and Human Culture.
Ctry Life Am. 1: 85.
—— with Artificial Light.
R. 23, no. 1: 133.
Plant Growth, Certain Relations of, to Ionization of
the Soil. (A. B. Plowman) Am. J . Sci. 164: 129,
— Stages in. (J . A. Cushman) Am. Natural. 36: 865.
(C. H. Benjamin) Cassier,
(Joseph Horner) Cassier,
(C. W. Saleeby)
(J . W. Tourney) Pop.
Bliss)
(B. M. Davis) Am.
(C. F. Baker)
(E. J . Wickson)
(S. Leonard Bastin) Monthly
502
PLANTS
Plant Life, Beginnings of. (J . J . Ward) Good Words,
44: 102,
— Defense in. (G. C. Nuttall) Good-Words, 45: 427,
—— in the Desert. (E. Ingersoll) Harper, 110: 577,
—— New Forms of. (W. S. Harwood) Cent. 47: 656.
— Reproduction of. (E. A. Apgar) Harper, I08: 713,
Plant Making; Hybrid Species. (E. P. Lyle) Every-
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Plant Migration, Studies of. (C. E. Bessey) Univ. N eb.
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Plant Morphology. (F. O. Bower) Science, 11. s. 20:
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— and Physiology, Society for, 1903. (W. F. Ganong)
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—— —__- 1906. (W. F. Ganong) Science, 11. s. 23: 42!.
Plant Pathology, Science of. (F. L. Stevens) Pop. Sci.
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Plant Physiology. Crystals of Oxalate of Lime in
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— Present Problems. (B. M. Duggar) Science, n.'s.
21: 9 7,
Plant Sanitation. (J. B. Carruthers) Contemp. 81:
702,
Plant Species, Nomenclature of.
Science, 11. s. 21: 828.
(A. S. Hitchcock)
Plant Specimens in the High School. (F. Ramaley)
Educa. 26: 357.
Plantation, The, as a Civilizing Factor. (U. B. Phil-
lips) Sewanee, I2: 257.
— Economics of the. (U. B. Phillips) So. Atlan. Q.
2: 231,
Plantation Experiment. (A. H. Stone) Q. J . Econ. 19:
270,
Plantin Museum at Antwerp.
189.
Planting for Winter Comfort and Beauty.
Adam) Ctry Life Am. 92 I55, I96.
Plants, Alpine, in New England. (W. W. Bailey)
Educa. 22: 383,
—- and Flowers, Some Rabbit-proof.
Chamb. J. 792 731.
— Animals and, Relations of.
104: 721,
— Animated Photographs of.
27: 83.
— Can they feel? (G. C. N uttall) Monthly R. 20, no.
3: 79.: Liv. Age, 247: 471.
— Chemistry and Toxicology of Plant Substances.
(V. K. Chestnut) Science, 11. s. 15: 1016.
— Common Roadside. (J . A. Cushman) Am. Natural.
38: 819.
— Decorative. (Eben E. Rexford) Lippinc. 76: 341,
— Development of New Ideas in. (L. H. Bailey) Ctry
Life Am. 4: 181.
—— Diseases of. (C. E. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 20: 730.
— Electromotive Force in. (A. B. Plowman) Am. J .
Sci. 165: 94.
— Evolution of, Recent Ideas on.
ence, n. s. 171 44I.
——Fecundation of. (C. E. Bessey) Science, 11. s. 202
848. .
— Fly-catching.
— from the Matawan Formation.
Natural. 27: 677.
-— House, for Christmas.
Life Am. 7: 177.
— How Burbank produces New Flowers and Fruit.
(G. P. Serviss) Cosmopol. 40: 163.
— in Decoration. Craftsman, 41 239.
— Introduction of Foreign, by the U. S. Dept. of Agri-
culture. (D. Fairchild) Nat. Geog. M. I71 179.
—- Kent County, Mich., Upland Plant Societies. (F.
Daniels) Science, n. s. 18; 215.
(E. Staley) Art J. 58:
(T. Mc-
(W. Smyth)
(N. S. Shaler) Harper,
(D. H. Scott) Knowl.
(L. H. Bailey) Sci-
(J . J . Ward) Good Words, 44: 222,
(E. W. Berry) Am.
(Agnes Huntington) Ctry
~ PLANTS
Plants, Kinship in. (Frank French) Appleton’s M. 8:
229,
— Land and Water, Comparison of.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 239.
—— Leguminous, Bacteria of.
41: 119,
— Light-perceiving Organs of, Haberlandt on. Na-
ture, 72: 323.
— Localized Stages in. (J . A. Cushman) Am. Natural.
371 243- -
— Mimicry and Homomorphism in.
Knowl. 25: 27, 235.
—— Mutation in. (D. T. Macdougal) Am. Natural. 37:
737-
—— Native, Garden of.
483.
——- New Classification of. Science, 11. s. 17: 829.
— Origin of Terrestrial. (D. H. Campbell) Science,
(G. J. Peirce)
(G. C. Nuttall) Longm.
(A. S. Wilson)
(E. E. Rexford) Lippinc. 69:
n. s. 17: 93.
e Pathology of. (E. F. Smith) Science, 11. s. 151 601.
—— Poisonous. (W. S. Rice) Outing, 40: 551. —(J.
Vaughan) Longm. 41: 52,
-— Seed-bearing, Early History of, as recorded in the
Carboniferous Flora. Nature, 712 426.
— Sensation in. (W. W. Bailey) Educa. 24: 423.
— Sex in, Evolution of. (B. M. Davis) Pop. Sci. Mo.
62: 300,
—- Some Successful. (A. J . Green) Harper, I07: 546.
—- Stamens and Pistils are Sexual Organs. (W. F.
Ganong) Science, 11. s. 17: 652.
— that hide from Animals. (W. J . Beale)
Mo. 67: I78. .
— that walk. (E. Step) Pall Mall M. 26: 478,
—- Transforming the World of ; Work of Luther Bur-
bank, with portrait. (G. P. Serviss) Cosmopol.
40: 63.
,— Transpiration of, Burgerstein on. Nature, 7I: 51.
— Use of growing, for Table Decoration. (Eben E.
Rexford) Lippinc. 75: 238,
Plassy and Seringapatam. (W. B. Beatson) Asia. R.
35: 117-
Plaster, Exterior, as a Substitute for Wood.
Little) Archit. R. 13: 57.
Plasterers and Artists on the St. Louis Exposition
Buildings. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 77: 295.
Plastering in Canada. (W. J . Hynes) Am. Arch. 80: 37.
— Modern English. (E. Radford) Studio (Internat.)
18: 267.
Plataea, Campaign of.
Pop. Sci.
(J. L.
(J. A. R. Munro) J. Hel. Stud.
24= 144.
Plate, Old Silver, Collecting of. (P. Macquoid) 19th
Cent. 51: 284,
Plate Glass and Electro-glazed Prism, Test for Fire
and Heat Resistance. Am. Arch. 82: 53,
Plateau of Fatigue. (K. M. Rabb) Atlan. 91: 109.
Plateaux in Tropic America, Economic Importance of
the. (J . Russell Smith) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37:
461.
Platform, The, as a Political Institution. (C. B. R.
Kent) Longm. 41: 318. ILiv. Age, 237: 237,
Platinum, Condition of, in the Nickel Copper Ores
from Sudbury, Ont. (C. IV. Dickson) Am. J . Sci.
165: 137.
— Discovery of, among the Ancient Egyptian Metals.
(M. Berthelt) Am. Antiq. 25: 114,
— New Deposits of. Science, 11. s. 17: 235.
Plato and his Lessons for To-day. (P. Shorey) Indep.
60: 253.
— and his Predecessors.
62, .
—- and Modern Life. Sat. R. 101: 166.
-—— as a Literary School for Writers.
Poet-Lore, 17, no. 4: 90. '
(F. C. S. Schiller) Quar. 204:
(S. P. Bowles)
503
PLAYGROUNDS
Plato; his Doctrine of Ideas. (J . A. Stewart) Mind,
31: 519.
—— on Education of the Young. (S. Rector) Music, 21:
183.
——- Ontology of, Later.
28: 235. _
—-— Parmenides, Book I. (A. E. Taylor) Mind, 28: 1.
— ——- Note in Reply to A. W. Benn. (A. E.-Taylor)
Mind, 28: 507.
— Republic, and Modern Thought.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 7: 179.
—— —— ed. by Adams. Sat. R. 95: 655.
—— — Sequence of his Forms of Government compared
with Actual Greek Cities. (H. E. Malden) Roy.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 5: 53.
—— Search for the True. (G. Santayana) Internat. Mo.
5: 185, '
—— Stewart’s Myths of. (J . Burnet) Mind, 31: 94.
— Terminology of, Study of. (G. Vailati) Mind, 31:
(A. W; Benn) Mind, 27: 31.
(R. M. Wenley)
473-
—- Testimony to Quantity and Accent. (A. N. Jan-
naris) Am. J . Philol. 23: 75.
— View of the Soul. (Eric J . Roberts) Mind, 30:
I.
Platonic Friendship. (H. T. Peck) Cosmopol. 3,5: '45.
Platt, Charles A., Architectural Work of. (H. Croly
Archit. Rec. 15: 181,
Platt, Hugh. Alia. Spec. 33: 868.
Platt, Thomas Collier, with portrait.
Booklover’s M. 4: 331,
——- The Lesson of. (A. H. Lewis) Cosmopol. 40: 639.
Platystrophia, Morphogenesis of, Study of the Evolu-
tion of a Paleozoic Brachiopod. (E. R. Cumings)
Am. J. Sci. 165: 1, 121,
Plautus. Mostellaria, Further Notes on.
Am. J. Philol. 24: 245,
Play and Work. (J. A. Hancock) Educa. 25: 257,
— as an Education. (W. Hutchinson) Contemp. 84:
375. I Liv. Age, 239: 28,
— Educational Value of. (J . E. Bradley) R. of Rs.
(N.Y.) 25: 62,
— Movement for, in Germany, The.
Chaut. 40: 445,
— of Man, Gross on.
— Psychology and Philosophy of.
Mind, 31: 32, 177.
— Relation of, to Education.
Chic. Rec. 1: 141,
Play, The, and the Gallery. (Eliz. McCracken) Atlan.
89: 497.— Outl. 71: I69.
— College, Staging a. (R. C. Gaige) Cosmopol. 37:
2
(J . M. Rogers)
(E. W. Fay)
(H. S. Curtis)
Ath. ’o2, 2: 256,
(W. H. Winch)
(G. H. Mead) Univ. of
27,
—The Modern Novel and the Modern. (Brander
Matthews) No. Am. 181: 699.
— An Old English, at Stanford University.
Alden) Out West, 19: 164.
— Wliat constitutes a ? (M. Merington) No. Am. 1751
863.
Play to the Gallery, A; a story. (Mary R. S. An-
drews) Harper, Io7: 853,
Playbills, Concerning. (E. R. Byram) New Eng. M.
n. s. 32: 551.
Players of the Game, The; a story.
World’s Work, 12: 7848,
Playgoers, About. (E. Aria) 19th Cent. 52! 76. '—" Liv.
Age, 234: 608,
Play-going in London.
Playground City, The.
(R. M.
(F. Harding)
(J . Corbin) Scrib. M. 35: 395.
(G. W. Harris) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 32: 574.
Playgrounds, Availability in. (J ennette Lee) Char.
W 793*
-— Boston’s.System of. (Jennette Lee) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 521.
PLAYGROUNDS
(B. H. Smith) Munsey, 31: 287. ’
(L. W. Betts) Outl.
Playgrounds, City.
— for N. Y. City School-children.
75‘ 2Q9-
— How Children helped pass the Amendment in St.
Paul. (A. Leland) Char. I4: 795.
-—- Louisville Summer. (M. E. Tarrant) Chaut. 37!
473-
- Public, Cold Snaps and Thaws on. (S. P. Mac-
Donald) Char. I2: 591,
—~ — A System of. (Jennette Lee) Chant. 43: 3 52.
-— Vacation Schools and. (H. S. Curtis) Harper, 105:
22,
Play House, The; a story.
112: 662,
Play Principle, The. (O. L. Triggs) Craftsman, 6: 286.
Playing-cards, Early. (R. Steele) J. Soc. Arts, 492
(Alice Brown) Harper,
317-
—— Early History of. Ath. ’o6, I: 455.
Play ’s the Thing, The. Atlan. 89: 718.
“ Play ’s the Thing, The ; ” a story. (E. Jordan) Har-
per, mg: 596.
Plays, Copyrighting of.
18: 8 3.
—— Listening to F oreign.
(Eliz. McCracken) Bookman,
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96:
45 -
-—- Modern Book. (J . R. Towse) Nation, 83: 562.
— New, of the New Season, 1905. (H. T. Parker)
Bookman, 22: 237.
-—- Old, and New Editions. (W. W. Greg) Library,
11. s. 3: 408.
- Publishing of. (Brander Matthews) No. Am. 182:
414.
Playwright and his Profits, The. (A. Davies) Munsey,
34¢ 74
Pleasure and Pain, Place of, in Functional Psychology.
(W. Fite) Psychol. R. 10: 633.
Pleasure-values, Commensurability of.
Mind, 27:( 145.
Pledges, Political. (G. C. T. Bartley) National, 41 : 99.
Plesiosaurs, Science, 11. s. 20: 184.
— North American. (S. W. Williston) Am. J . Sci.
171: 221,
Pletho, Gemistus.
211.
Plevna revisited.
Plimley, Major, The Case of.
. 243-
Plot, The Hackneyed. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, 19:
(H. Rashdall)
(E. Morgan Forster) Indep. R. 7:
(W. V. Herbert) Cornh. 92: 819,
(R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
396-
Plot for a Story, A. (C. B. Loomis) Bookman, 18:
192,
-— Importance of the, in Fiction. Acad. 62: 315.
Plots that one covets. Atlan. 90: 140,
Plover, How the Creoles kill and cook.
son) Outing, 39: 549.
—— Kentish, on the Polders.
(A. Wilkin-
(E. Selous) Sat. R. 101:
76.
Plowder, Alfred Chichele. Reminiscences. Spec. 92:
337- .
Plowing. (Martha M. Williams) Idler, 21 :1 269,
Plowing Match, The. Spec. 95: 811.
Plowman, The ; a story. (F. H. Sweet) Craftsman, 9:
682.
Plum Growing. (F. A. Waugh) Ctry Life Am. 8: 330,
Plumb-lines, Divergence of Long, at the Tamarack
Mines. (F. W. McNair) Science, 11. s. 16: 994.
Plumbing. (G. A. Chapman) Ctry Life Am. 4: 440.
— Heating and Lighting of a Typical $15,000 Country
House. (J . E. Tompkins) Ctry Life Am. 8: 652.
—— Sanitary, and Plumbing Laws. (J . P. Putnam) Am,
Arch. 86: 99, 107. 87: 89.
Plumed Weeds. (Virginia Garland) Overland, n. s.
48: 316, .
504
POE
Plumes, Osprey, Real and Artificial. (VV. P. Pycraft)
Knowl. 27: 128,
Plumley, Frank, with portrait. (F. T. Birchall) Am.
M. 61: 79.
Plummer Kind, The; a story.
Harper, 111: 363.
Plunger, A; a story. (F. R. Weir) New Eng. M. n. s.
(Annie H. Donnell)
35- I7-
Plunket, Lady. (M. E. Henderson) Canad. M. 25:
234-
Plunkett, Sir Horace, and his Work.
Fortn. 801 454-
Plunkett, Oliver, Abp. of Armagh, Martyrdom of.
(J. J. O’Shea) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 377.
Plupy’s Debating Club ; a story. (H. A. Shute) Am.
M 61' 87
(K. Tynan)
Plupy’s Lecture; a story. (H. A. Shute) Am. M. 60:
6 .
Pluribus Jones and how he came into his Own. (S.
Ford) Scrib. M. 39: 721.
Plutarch. (R. Y. Tyrrell) Internat. Q. 91 15.
— Ethical Ideal of. (G. D. Hadzsits) Univ. of Cincin.
Stud. 2d ser. 2! no. 2.
— the Humane. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco) Contemp.
87= 249-
— Religion of, Oakesmith’s. (H. Hayman) Crit. R.‘
13: 144.
Plutarchian Ethics, Notes on. (G. D. Hadzsits) School
R. 12: 381.
Plutocracy, The Menace of.
35: 258,
— The Bible vs. (C. M. Miller) Arena, 30: 231,
— Drift towards. Spec. 93: 547.
— English and American. (T. W. Higginson) Indep.‘
54: I753»-
— or Democracy; which ? Outl. 84: 650.
Plymouth, Mass. (E. Hobart) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
250,
— and its Objects of Historic Interest. (F. J . Hea-
vens) Educa. 23: 337.
— Tercentennial of. (E. E. Hale) Outl. 84: 126,
Plymouth, England. The Landing of a Pilgrim.
D. Howells) Harper, 110: 707,
Hvefipa, Use of. (W. R. Shoemaker) J. Bib. Lit. 23:
(D. G. Phillips) Arena,
(W.
13.
Pneumatic Power, Application of, in the Machine
Shop. (R. Emerson) Engin. M. 30: 723,
Poacher, The. (A. W. Rees) Chamb. J . 80: 17,
Poblet. (P. T. Lafleur) Nation, 79: 134, 156,
“ Pocket,” Bronze-age, from Crete. (H. R. Hastings)
Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 9: 277.
Pocket of Destiny, The. (Caroline Duer) Scrib. M.
38= 475-
Podesta, of Siena. (F. Schwill) Am. Hist. R. 9: 247,
Poe, Edgar Allan. (A. Ransome) Temp. Bar, 134:
481. — Acad. 701 39. — (C. F. Laughlin) Good
Words, 44: 664. —(C. F. Richardson) Critic, 41:
I39-
—- and the Dual Personality in Literature, with por-
trait. (A. E. Hancock) Booklover’s M. 2: 355.
— and his Misunderstood Personality. (W. L. How-
ard) Arena, 31: 78,
— The Bells. (E. C. Dolson) New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 79.
—- Comparative Study of the Tales of Poe and Haw-
thorne. (G. D. Latimer) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
692,
—- Contribution to American Literary History. (S.
Cody) Dial, 35: 161,
— Cult of. (E. L. Didier) Bookman, 16: 336.
~ Harrison’s Life of. (Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic,
421 499-
- Landmarks of, in Richmond.
45: 909. .
(C. M. Graves) Cent.
POE
Poe, Edgar Allan; Last Night in Richmond. (J . F.
Carter) Lippinc. 70: 562,
—— New Editions of. Nation, 7 5: 445,
—— A Pilgrimage to his Cottage. (L. R. McCabe) Bk.
Buyer. 25= 592.
—-— Place as a Critic. (G. L. Moore) Dial, 34: 111,
-— Poe-Chivers Papers. (G. E. Woodberry) Cent. 43:
435, 545-
—- Poe-Chivers Tradition re-examined.
comer) Sewanee, I2: 20,
—-— A Poe Miscellany. (J . A. Harrison) Indep. 61:
1044.
-— Poetry of. (E. Markham) Arena, 32: 170.
'-%EE2iiszsss-¢knad.£&es4i&ssfiz~
—-— emimscences of.‘ (R. H. Stoddard) Indep. 54:
2756.—(Mrs. Susan A. Weiss) Indep. 56: 1010.
(A. G. New-
57: 443-
—— An Unpublished Poem by : Leonaine. (A. R. Wal-
lace) Fortn. 81: 329, 706,
Poemaneum. (F. W. Hasluck) J. Hel. Stud. 26! 23.
Poems, The Endings of. Acad. 70: 180,
Poet and Artist. (W. C. Lawton and R. Sturgis) Scrib.
M. 35: 765.
—— and the Poppy, The.
n. s. 45: 413.
(Ada L. Falley) Overland,
E -— as a Teacher; a Conversation with Edwin Mark-
ham. Arena, 28: 634. _
—- Diary of a, ed. by Lamia. National, 42: 808, 957.
431 307. 479, 656.
— of the Bottle, A [Thomas Randolph]. Liv. Age,
2W 444.
— of a Day. (R. R. Gilson) Cent. 45: 209.
_-— vs. Scientist. Sat. R. 982 358.
Poet of the Merontic, The; a story.
Munsey, 29: 599.
Poetesses, Early Western, U. S. (J . V. Cheney) Cali-
fornian, 2: 119. ',
Poetic Justice. (VV. R. Worsfold) Cornh. 88: 547.
Poetic Quality in Liberalism, The. (G. K. Chester-
ton) Indep. R. 5: 53. I Liv. Age, 244: 607.
Poetry, Esthetic Value of. (S. D. Brooks) School R.
12: 686.
— and Arboriculture.
-— and its Disappearance.
(K. Hoffman)
(P. R. Bicknell) Dial, 41: 1.
(S. Leacock) Canad. M.
27: 7:.
— and Mathematics. (E. J . Wilczynski) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 3: I91.
—-— and Philosophy. (R. B. Perry) Philos. R. 11:
576-
—— and Prose in Life and Art.
Lore, 15, no. 32 77
— —- a Life Sketch.
270.
—— and Science; their Contrasts and Aflinities.
Knight) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 32 9.
—— Consolations of. Acad. 68: 182.
—-— Depreciation in; Symposium of Poets.
(O. W. Firkins) Poet-
(H. A. Harper) Canad. M. 18:
(W.
Critic, 46:
263.
—— Elizabethan Lyric. Quar. I96: 438.
—-— English Patriotic. Liv. Age, 234: 313.
—— Growing Distaste for the Higher Kinds of. (A.
Austin) Fortn. 81: 383.=Critic, 45: 438.'—‘Ecl.
M. 142: 798.ILiv. Age, 241: 218.
— Gummere on Beginnings of. Ath. ’o2, I: 231.-— Na-
tion, 76: I16,
—-— in the 19th Century. Ed. R. I962 436. I Liv. Age,
235: 705."—-"Eel. M. 140: :41.
——Influence of Place upon. Sat. R. 93: 330.-_*Ecl.
M. 139: 7o.:Liv. Age, 233: 504.
— Is it Unpopular ? Spec. 92: 250. I Liv. Age, 240:
820,
—— Its Function in our Higher Schools. (W. H. Wynn)
Luth. Q. 33: 22.
505
POINT
Poetry, Modern, and Modern Life.
Peabody) Poet-Lore, 14: 56.
—-— — Religious Element in. (F. Waters) Cath. World,
76: no.
— Nature, Growth, and Mission of.
Dial, 33: 27.
— of America, The. Liv. Age, 250: 737,
— of Feeding. (J . C. Meredith) \Vestm. I 591 449.
—— of Silence, The. Acad. 64: 251,
— of Social Reform. (C. M. Gayley) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 31 373.
—— Old Case of, in a New Court. (F. B. Gummere) At-
lan. 89: 824.
— Passing of the Poet. (S. E. Cameron) Canad. M.
(Josephine P.
(A. R. Marble)
27‘ 5°5-
—Permanence of. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.)
34: 86.
-— Pleasure of. (O. W. Firkins) Nation, 79: 394.
—— Popular, What is ‘P (W. B. Yeats) Cornh. 85: 344.
— Primary Function of. (J . E. French) Nation, 792
.4.
— Prize. Acad. 68: 492.
—— Prose, and Music. Spec. 95: 113,
— The Province of. (F. Richardson) Macmil. 87: 285.
—Public Indifference to. (J. Davidson) Acad. 66:
380.
— Purpose of. (Bliss Carman) Internat. Q. I0: 278,
— Recent Amusing Verse. (H. W. Boynton) Book-
man, 213 I76,
— Rejection of. Dial, 36: 353.
— Significant. (F. Greenslet) Atlan. 96: 414,
— Some Poets on. (C. K. Pooler) 20th Cent. Q. I, no.
2= 93-
— Some Recent.
— Technique of.
(S. C. Willcox) No. Am. 182: 747.
(C. F. Keary) Fortn. 86: 811,
—- A Theory of. (H. Timrod) Atlan. 95 :_ 313.
— Unpopularity of. (M. MacDonagh) Good l/Vords,
4s= 761.
Poet’s Chairs, The. (E. V. Lucas) Liv. Age, 251:
118
Poets, American, Recollections of. (W. Eaton) Cent.
42: 842,
— Early Pennsylvania. (E. P. Oberholtzer) Bk. News,
23: 905.
— Greater, Philosophy of. (A. Austin) Indep. 54:
2505.
— Laureate, of England. (T. Seccombe) Bookman, 15:
— Novelist. Acad. 64: 155.=Liv. Age, 237: 247.
— of the 19th Century. (W. C. Blakeman) Meth. R.
62: 87.
—— of One Poem. (E. Belcher) Californian, I: 275.
—- of Printing House Square, New York. (La Touche
Hancock) Bookman, I 5: 208,
— The Plethora of. (Sidney Low) Cornh. 85: 745.:
Ecl. M. 139: 4oo.:Liv. Age, 234: 242,
—— The Poet’s Ringlets. (M. MacDonagh) Temp. Bar,
132: 277,
— Sea-power and the.
54-
—— Western, Poems by. Cent. 46: 237.
-— Younger. (E. M. Thomas) Critic, 40: I 54.
—— -— of New England. (J . L. French) New Eng. M.
n. s. 33: 424.
Poets’ Trade Union, The. (A. Lang) Indep. 60: 1144,
“ Pogrom,” The Making of a. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
83: 298,
Poignée, La; a New Artistic Society in Paris. (P.
Calmettes) Archit. Rec. 13! 5 35.
Point of Contact, The ; a story. (Jean W. Clark)
Lippinc. 78: 454,
Point of Honor, A; a story. (C. R. Coleridge) Sund.
M. 33: 8-726.
(J . S. Strachey) National, 46:
POISON
Poison, Death by, in Massachusetts. (R. Amory) Am.
J. Soc. Sci. 412 79.
Poisoners and Sorcerers. (A. Laugel) Nation, 78: 9.
Poisonings at Court of Louis XIV. (J. De Morgan)
Green Bag, 14: 276,
Poisonous Plants. (W. S. Rice) Outing, 40: 551.
Poisonous Reptiles of the U. S. (R. L. Ditmars)
World To-day, II: 1044,
Poitiers, Battle of. (S. Baring-Gould) Good Words,
45: 6°5-
—- —- Account of. (H. Newbolt) Cornh. 94: 477.
Poland and Finland, What the People read in. R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 73.
—- and the Russo-Japanese War. (L. E. Van Normans)
Booklover’s M. 6: 277.
-— Austrian, A Day in. (E. I. Prime-Stevenson) Indep.
54- 194:-
-- Brandes on. (W. M. Payne) Dial, 35: 169. —Acad.
64: 361.
-— Future of. (D. B. MacGowan) Cent. 48: 451.
—- Future Republic of. (I. C. Waterbury) World To-
day. 9= 772.
—- Germany and her Polish Subjects. Chaut. 34: 573.
—- Japan and the Resurrection of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
30: 562.
—- Patriotism in Cracow and. (E. A. Steiner) Outl.
7% 539- -
-—— Pitiable Condition of. (G. H. Blakeslee) Outl. 84:
921.
- Political Situation in. (T. F ilipowicz) Westm. I60:
3 -
—— Present Condition of. (B. C. Baskerville) Fortn.
86: 649.
—- Prussia and. (J . de Koscielske) National, 43: 740.
—- Question of, in 1904. Spec. 92: 209,
— Revolution in. (W. E. Walling) Indep. 59: 1040.
— Russian, A Holiday in. (F. Vicars) Chamb. J . 82:
27,
-— Situation in. (T. F ilipowicz) Westm. I64: 635,
— To-day. (R. Atter) No. Am. 181: 90.
Poland Spring Art Exhibition. New Eng. M. n. s.
301 737-
Polar Climate in Time the Major Factor in the Evolu-
tion of Plants and Animals. (G. R. Wieland) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 142.=Am. J. Sci. 166: 401,
Polar Discovery, Objects of. (Sir C. Markham) Cornh.
94‘ I73-
Polar Expedition, Ziegler. Nat. Geog. M. I4; 414.
Polar Expeditions, New Scheme for. Science, 11. s.
20: 63. ‘
Polar Exploration; the Polar Campaign. (J . S. Keltie)
No. Am. 178: 375. '
See also Arctic.
Polar Problems and the International Organization for
‘their Solution. (H. Arctowski) Monthly R. 25,
' no. It 33. =Liv. Age, 251: 451,
Polaris Vertical Circle Method of obtaining Time with
the Surveyor’s Transit. (G. O. James) Pop. Astron.
I3: 499. -—(F. H. Seares) Pop. Astron. I3: 553.
Polarization, Electrochemical. (C. J . Reed) J . Frankl.
Inst. I53: 259.
-— Rotatory, mechanically produced.
Am. J. Sci. 165: 363.
Pole, Reginald, and Thomas Cromwell.
Dyke) Am. Hist. R. 9: 696.
Pole. See North Pole.‘
Poles and Slovak in America.
731 555-
— German, Persecution of. Cath. World, 82: 364,
-—— in Baltimore. (L. B. Garrett) Char. I3: 235.
~— in the Land of the Puritan. (E. K. Titus) New
Eng. M. n. s. 29: 162.
-—- Prussian, Persecution of the. National, 48: 692.
(A. W. Ewell)
(P. Van
(E. A. Steiner) Outl.
506
POLITICAL
Police, International. (L. A. Mead) Outl. 74: 705.
—— N. Y., from the Policeman's Point of View. Indep.
551 I46-
— What of the ? (E. Ansell) Westm. I 59: 298.
Police Administration in some American Cities. Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 581.
Police Court, New York. (E. Biorkman) Cent. 43: 9.
Police-court Romeo, A. (C. M. Williams) Munsey,
33: 69.
Police Methods in London. (J. Flynt) No. Am. 176:
436-
Police Power and the Police Force, The. (W. A. Pur-
rington) No. Am. 174: 505.
— Social Progress and the. (B. J. Ramage) Am. Law
, R. 36: 681.
Police Removals and the Courts.
Sci. Q. 20: 68.
Police System of London.
' Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 556.
Police Systems of Europe.
1101- 34= 495-
Policeman Flynn’s Adventures. (E. Flower) Cent. 41 :
(C. Lawrence) Pol.
(H. M. Adler) Ann. Am.
(A. D. Andrews) Cosmo-
441-
Policy-gambling in N. Y. City, Efforts for Suppression
of. (Frank Moss) Cosmopol. 352 380.
Policy goes beyond Strength. (L. G. Laughton) Un.
Serv. M. 29: 128,
Polish Literature, 1901-02. (A. Belcikowski) Ath. ’02,
2: 23,
- 1902!-03. (A. Belcikowski) Ath. ’o3, 2: 21.
—- 1903-04. (A. Belcikowski) Ath. ’04, 2: 31!.
Polish Nation. Quar. 200: 396.
Polish Problem in Prussia. (W.
Forum, 33: 259.
Polish Threshold of Russia, The.
man) Chaut. 36: 30.
l'IOArre(a vdav ’A017yaui31I, Notes on.
Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 6: 125.
Political Babel, The, in England.
J. Ethics, 13: 297.
Political Campaigns. See Campaigns.
Political Corruption in Connecticut. (N. Smyth) Outl.
79= 690-
— in Missouri. (L. Steifens) McClure, 22: 587.
Political Deal, A; a story. (J . J . Coghlan) Overland,
n. s. 46: 270. ‘
Political Decay. (E. A. Ross) Indep. 61: 123,
Political Discussion, Methods in. (E. Maxey) Sewa-
nee, I2: 465.
Political Economist and the Public. (J . H. Hollander)
No. Am. 180: 249,
von Schierbrand)
(L. E. Van Nor-
(C. W. C. Oman)
(G. Shubert) Int.
Political Economy. (R. P. Falkner) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61:
I07,
—- Doctrinal Tendencies in. (H. J . Davenport) Yale
R, 14: 300.
-— Flux’s Principles of. (L. L. Price) Econ. J . I4: 276.
-—- Geometrical, Cunynghame’s. (F. Y. Edgeworth)
Econ. J. 15: 62.
-—— in Germany. (G. Cohn) Econ. J . I5: 600.
— Nicholson’s Elements of.
J _ 14: 67_
i Nicholson’s Principles of; Ath. ’o2, I: 49I.—(L.
L. Price) Econ. J. 12: 50.
—- of School Finances. (W. T. Harris) Educa. R. 29:
486. .
-— Prices, Credit, and the Quantity Theory again.
(S. Bell) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 443.
—— Schmoller’s Outlines of. (S. P. Altman) J. Pol.
Econ. I : 82.
-~Seager’s ntroduction to. (L. L. Price) Econ. J . 14:
(F. Y. Edgeworth) Econ.
423.
—— Study of, at Cambridge University. (A. J . Jenkin-
son) Econ. R. 14: 331.
POLITICAL
Political Fabius Maximus, A. (W. Ward) Eel. M.
145: 382, ~
Political Ideals, American. (L. Abbott) Outl. 73: 770.
Political Influence, “ Utter Disregard for.” (H. La-
mont) Nation, 78: 385.
Political Life, Should Young Men enter? and how ?
(J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 38: no p.
" olitical Machine. (J. R. Trowbridge) Yale R. 13:
287,
Political Morality, Our Standards of. (A. T. Hadley)
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 4: 273.
Political Movements in the Northwest. (C. B. Che-
ney) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 337.
,Political Nominations, Recent Tendencies in Methods
of making. (G. D. Luetscher) So. Atlan. Q. 3: 137.
Political Party, Suggestions for a New. (J . B. Cro-
zier) Fortn. 83: 195.
Political Patronage, An End wanted to.
ton) I9th Cent. 59: 57.
Political Satire. (R. Ogden) Internat. Q. 8: 209,
Political Science and Economic Science, Unity of.
(A. C. Pigou) Econ. J. 16: 372.
— as a University Study. (VV. W. Willoughby) Sewa-
nee: I4: 257-
— Relations of. (J . W. Garner)Am. J . Sociol. I2: 341.
-— Undeveloped Function. (C. F. Adams) Am. Hist.
R, 7: 203,
Political Signs of Promise.
667.
Political Theory in the Middle Ages. (H. Rashdall)
Law Q, 20: 322,
Political Theories, Merriam’s History of American.
(D. MacG. Means) Nation, 77: 16,
Political Tip, A; a story. (Mary R. S. Andrews)
McClure, 25: 426,
Political Tragedy; a story.
(J . H. Hea-
(W. A. White) Outl. 80:
(L. E. Fletcher) Canad.
M, 21: 325.
Politician in Fiction. (F. C. Williams) Bookman, 15:
463- " '
— in Life and in Fiction. (Churchill Williams) World’s
Work. 71 4363-
Politicians, Village. Sat. R. 101: 105,
Politics and Religion, Mathieson’s. (C. W. Colby) Na-
tion, 76: 377.
— A Century of. (W. A. Dunning) No. Am. 179: 801,
-— Class, The Price of. (O. C. Ellison) Overland, n. s.
39‘ S24-
— Commercialism in. (B. S. Coler) Indep. 56: 1311.
—— Corporations’ Influence in. (A. McF. Davis) Cali-
fornian, 4: 140,
— Defining. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 244.
— Disadvantage of Brains in. Sat. R. 94: 260.
— does it Pay ? (F. B. Gessner) Mnnsey, 31: 801,
—— Ethics in the Ballot-box. Cent. 49: 494.
— Foreign, and Common-sense. Ed. R. 197: 25 3,
—— Friendship and. (M. K. Simkhovich) Pol. Sci. Q.
. 17: 189.
— Introductory Propositions of.
Univ. Chron. 3: 99.
— Modern Trade of. (W. H. S. Aubrey) Macmil. 91:
283.
-— Municipal, in Large American Cities. (T. Williams)
Booklover’s M. 2: 227,
— National Game of. (H. B. Sergeant) Overland, n. s.
44: 140.
— The Newspaper and. (E. G. Riggs) Bookman, 19:
(B. Moses) Calif.
476-
—— Outsider’s Experiences with. (E. Pomeroy) Indep.
56: 1006.
—- The Religion of Success in. (R. Ogden) Nation,
83: 113,
Politics and Aniseed; a story. (K. Brown) Book1ov-
er’s M. 7: 347.
507
POMBAL
Pollard, W. J eiferson, Judge. (B. O. Flower) Arena,
36: 14.
Pollard’s Proposals. (C. F. Marsh) Longm. 44: 504.
Pollen, John H. (W. Tuckwell) Ath. ’o2, 2: 795. — J.
Soc. Arts, 51: 71.
Pollen Grain Variation. (J . B. Pollock) Am. Natural.
40¢ 253-
Pollock, Sir Frederick, with portrait. (F. R. Jones)
Green Bag, 16: 1,
Polly; a story. (H. Wilson) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 576.
Polly and the Blarney Stone. (M. Byrde) Sund. M. 32:
915-
Polly Ann’s Memorial Party. (W. Arnold) Outl. 78: 92.
Polly Maria’s Wish; a story. (D. Redfern) New Eng.
M. n. s. 34: 93.
Polly Stevens’s Calf’s Skin.
M. n. s. 26: 192,
Polo, Marco. (C. Whibley) Blackw. I74: 5I3.—- Chant.
421 539- -
— and his Followers in Central Asia. (A. R. Col-
quhoun) Quar. 199: 553.
— Book of. (E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 37: 125,
Polo, American, Beginnings of. (E. W. Roby) Outing,
40: 318,
-— and the Business Man.
1233,
— Ancient and Modern. (C. Q. Turner) Ctry Life
Am, 2: 132.
— The Game of. (A. H. Goodwin) Ctry Life Am. 8:
312,
— in the Philippines.
— made Plain.
— Match, International Lessons on.
Outing, 40: 751.
— Season of 1903. (A. Forbes) Outing, 44: 244.
— Season of I 905. (A. Forbes) Outing, 47: 386,
Polo Ponies, Breeding of. (T. F. Dale) Outing, 46:
(M. McHenry) New Eng.
(Geo. J. Gould) Indep. 56:
(D. Gray) Outing, 44: 365,
(J . J . McNamara) Cosmopol. 41: 97,
(J. E. Cowdin)
203.
—Training of. (A. H. Gleason) Ctry Life Am. 7:
603,
Polonium. (W. J . Hammer) J . Frankl. Inst. I 55: 443.
Polybius Useful to Modern Statesmen. (M. E. G.
Duff) Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 11: 1.
Polygamy and Christianity. (M. Gregory) Contemp.
90: 564.
— and the Constitution.
492-
— in the United States-— has it Political Significance ?
(J. Smith) No. Am. 176: 451.
—- Mandatory. (W. A. Linn) Nation, 78: 224,
— Origin of American. (J . Smith) Arena, 28: 160, 490.
— The Plural Marriage Problem; a Conversation.
Arena, 27: 604.
Polynesian Borgia, A; a story.
Mnnsey, 29: 527.
Polynesian Islanders, Notes on Indian Origin of. (C.
S. Wake) Am. Antiq. 25: 44,
Polynesian Languages. Root Reducibility in. (W.
(C. Nelson) Idler, 23:
(T. Schroeder) Arena, 36:
(E. W. Mumford)
Churchill) Am. J . Philol. 27: 369.
Polynesian Native Fishing.
Polynesians, Poetry of the. (G. W. Stewart) Overland,
n. s. 411 I79-277-
Polyodon, Notes on. (G. Wagner) Science, n. s. 19:
554- .
Polytechnic Schools, Coiirdination of. (S. E. Warren)
Educa. 24: 232. _
Polytechnic Schools, Place of, in Education. (N. Lock-
yer) Nature, 73: 521.
Polytheism, Tritheism, and the Trinity. (J . E. Walker)
Bib. Sac. 62: 455.
Pombal, The “ Discours Politique ” attributed to.
(G. C. Wheeler) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 128.
POMEROY
Pomeroy, Eltweed, of Dorchester, Mass., and Windsor,
Conn., and Four Generations of his Descendants.
(W. W. Rodman) N. E. Reg. 27: 208, 268.
Porno Indians, Composite Myth of. (S. A. Barrett)
J. Am. Folk-Lore, I9: 37.
Pomona, Cal. (H. J. Hall) Calif. M. 2: 561, — (F.
Llewellyn) Out West, 18: 397. —Land of Sun. 21
39. — (F. J . Smith) Land of Sun. 7: 82.
Pompadour, Madame de. (A. Laugel) Nation, 781
207.
Pompadour Angel, A; a story. (M. Moss) McClure,
21: 490,
Pompeii. (J . J. Peatfield) Calif. M. 2: 190,
-— Municipal Election in, A. D. 79. Spec. 92: 914.:
E01. M. 143: 353.: Liv. Age, 242: 188,
—- A New Discovery at; a Fresco representing the
Origin of Rome. (E. Pais) Cent. 47: 597.
—— Recent Discoveries at. (H. Mereu) Am. Arch. 821
83.
— Recent Excavations near.
75: 27-
—— Small Theater at, Stage Entrance of.
sey) Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 6: 387.
—~ The Story of. (F. J . Walker) Am. Antiq. 26: 169,
— To-day. (T. P. Armstrong) Chamb. J . 81: 222,
— Wall Scribblings of. (L. M. Breitenbach) School
R. W 529:
See Boscoreale.
Pompeii of America.
11. s. 332 277.
Pompeiian Mosaic, A.
180.
Ponca Indians, Sun-dance of. Am. Antiq. 25: 372.
Pond, Value of a. Chamb. J . 82: 613,
Pond-life, Collecting, for the Microscope. (C. F. Rous-
selot) Knowl. 26: 164, 188,
Pond Machine-tool Works, Stores Methods of the.
(H. L. Arnold) Engin. M. 28: 919,
Pondicherry. (J . J . Cotton) Macmil. 87: 125,
Ponies of the New Forest. (E. T. Sheaf) Outing, 41:
(H. Mereu) Am. Arch.
(F. W. Kel-
(C. M. Graves) New Eng. M.
(C. Michelsen) Open Court, 17:
p
“ Ponies,” Classics and. (H. Lamont) Nation, 83: 95.
Pony, Plea for the. (J . Burns) Ctry Life Am. 2: 9o.
Pony Express Riders. Outing, 44: 45.
Pony Sport in California. (P. G. Clark) Overland, n. s.
45: 138.
Pool in the Desert. (S. J . D. Cotes) Cent. 44: 67.
Pool Rooms, Western Union and the. (H. Lamont)
Nation, 78: 366. — (Mark Sullivan) Outl. 77: 212,
Pooling Agreements, Industrial. (W. E. Belcher) Q.
J.Econ. 191 III. I
Poor, Henry W., House of. Archit. Rec. 12: 23, 155,
Poor, Apathy of the. Sat. R. 95: 71.
— Consolations of the. Spec. 951 969. =Liv. Age,
248= 373-
— The Cost of Cheapness.
711.
-— Guardians of, in England; Reply to Miss Sellers.
(M. W. Colchester-Wemyss) 19th Cent. 58: 974,
— Home Life of the. Spec. 96: 9.='Liv. Age, 248:
566.
— Household Budget of the.
191,
— in England, and the Royal Poor-law Commission.
Ed. R. 203: 488. 0
— in Fiction. (L. B. Edwards) Critic, 45: 117.
— Intellectual Interests of the. Spec. 95: 230. = Liv.
Age. 2471 316-
— Playtime of the. Spec. 96: 210.
— Reading for. (W. F. Persons) Lib. J . 27: 245.
— Relief of. (F. R. Morse) Char. 11: 446.
— — in Berlin. (Edith Sellers) Contemp. 88: 856, —
(E. Miinsterberg) Contemp. 90: 673.
(VV. S. Lilly) Fortn. 83:
(C. Goodyear) Char. 16:
508
POPE
Poor, Relief of, in Indiana, Decade of. (Amos W.
Butler) Am. J . Sociol. 11: 763,
-— —— in Italy. (G. M. Pallicia) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 28: 311.
— — in Jersey. (B. Lander) Econ. J. 12: 192,
— — in Scotland, Ability as the Measure of Taxation
for. (S. H. Turner) Econ. J. 16: 337,
-—- — in the U. S. (E. Miinsterberg) Am. J . Sociol. 7:
501. 659-
- — in Vienna. (E. Sellers) Contemp. go: 837.
— —- A Problem of True Statesmanship. (B. O.
Flower) Arena, 27: 87.
— Religion and the. (H. H. Henson) Quar. I98: 230,
— Social Relations of the very. Spec. 95: 181. =Liv.
Age, 246: 700,
Poor Law, The, and the Economic Order.
kay) Econ. R. 12: 278.
—- and the Unemployed.
(T. Mac-
(N. B. Dearle) Econ. J . I6:
141,
—— England’s Peril. (A. V. Dicey) Nation, 82: 112,
-—- Extravagance of the. (E. R. Pease) Contemp. 89:
856.
Poor-law Administration in England, Reform of.
H. Burrow) Contemp. 86: 205,
— Iniquities of. (E. Verney) Contemp. 88: 526.
Poor-law Guardians; how they spend their Money.
(Edith Sellers) 19th Cent. 58: 403.
— — Reply to Miss Sellers. (M. W. Colchester-
Wemyss) 19th Cent. 58: 974.
—— in Scotland; how they spend their Money. (Sir A.
Baird) 19th Cent. 58: 674.
Poor-law Reform, Church and. (F. H. Barrow) Westm.
165: 387.
Poor-law Relief in, England.
751 347. 365-
Poor Man’s Wealth ; a story. (G. Pryce) Blackw. I78:
219,:Liv. Age, 246: 619, 663, 740.
Poor Richard’s Sayings, with the original illustra-
tions. New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 554.
Poor Whites, VVork among the. (M. Berry) Char. I7:
I95-
“ Poorman” Mine, Discovery of the. Chamb. J . 82:
668.
Pootoo, Chusan Archipelago. (R. S. Gundry) Sat. R.
(F.
(A. V. Dicey) Nation,
99: 734-
Pope, The, and the Bible. Outl. 79: 266.
— and the Italian Nation. (F. A. Ogg) Chant. 38: 14,
— and Modern Science. Cath. Univ. Bull. 1: 227,
— Conclave and the. (T. Williams) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
28: 296.
— The Dutch. (L. C. Casartelli) Dub. R. 135: 1.
-— Election of, and his Coronation. (J. De Morgan)
Green Bag, 15: 363.
— —— Cardinals in Conclave.
Temp. Bar, 128: 280,
-— — Notes on the Conclave.
R. 12, no. 2: 74.
(Frances McLaughlin )
(F. W. Rolfe) Monthly
— The English. (L. C. Casartelli) Dub. R. 130: 77.
— International Position of the. (J . G. Whiteley) No.
Am. 177: 601,
-—— Selection of a. Cath. World, 77: 581.
— Temporal Sovereignty of, a Providential Fact.
H. Ellison) Cath. World, 74: 5 57,
—— The Prisoner of the Vatican. (J . T. Smith) Mun-
8659341 408-
— that is to be, The. (P. Sidney) Westm. I63: 50.
— Who will be the next ? (M. Howe) Outl. 74: 784.
Pope, Alexander, Love Affairs of. Bk. News, 25:
83
(T.
_ P0p.e’S Tower. (Mary B. Porter) Monthly R. 25,‘
no. 3: 129.
— Position and Influence of. (T. R. Lounsbury) Scrib.
M. 40: 481. '
‘ POPE
Pope, Alfred A., House of, at Farmington, Conn.
[pictures only]. Archit. Rec. 20: 117.
Pope, Maj.-Gen. John. (M. F. Force) M. of Hist. 41 80.
Popham Beach, Maine. (J . K. Wilson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 3.
Popish Plot, The. Church Q. 58: 137.
—— Pollock’s History of. Ath. ’<>4, II 232.
Popish Traitors, Some. (R. E. Francillon) Dub. R.
1s7= 338-
Popocatepetl, Mt., Up. (G. F. Paul) Overland, n. s.
43: 261,
Popp, Stephen, Journal of, 1777-33. (J . G. Rosengar-
ten) Pennsyl. M. 26: 25, 245.
Poppies in the Wheat. (K. Fullerton) Cent. 41: 383.
Poppy, California. (C. F. Holder) Land of Sun. I: 5.
Poppyworts, The. (J . B. Davy) Ctry Life Am. 12 I 38.
Popular Action, Catholic. (Pius X.) Am. Cath. Q. 29:
234-
“ Popular Astronomy,” The Field of. (W. W. Payne)
Pop. Astron. I4: 31.
Popular Governments, The Study of. Quar. 203: 170,
7.
Popularity and Reality. Sat. R. 97: 712.
Population and Progress. (M. Crackanthorpe) Fortn.
86: I001,
—— Future Distribution of. (F. R. East) Westm. I63:
618.
— Increase of, in Great Britain, France, and Germany.
(J . H. Schooling) Contemp. 81: 231,
—-— Movements of, in England and Wales, 1881-1901,
(T. A. Welton) Sat. R. 101: 692,
—— Recent Decline of Natality in Great Britain. (E.
Cannan) Fortn. 772 541.
Porcelain as made in its Native Land. (W. N. Brew-
ster) Craftsman, 3: 241.
Porcelains, Chinese. (R. I. Geare) Craftsman, 6: 591,
—— Japanese. (R. I. Geare) Craftsman, 6: 586.
— Old English. Acad. 68: 593.
—- Thuringian, Old and New. Brush & P. 16: 121.
Porches, Pergolas, and Balconies. Craftsman, 9: 843.
Porcupines. In Panoply of Spears. (C. G. D. Rob-
erts) Indep. 54: 1108.
Porphyry. Am. Arch. 79: 92.
Porpoise, Notes on a Dissected.
Am. 95: 188.
Porroprism, The.
281,
Port Arthur. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 90. —(C. E. Lor-
rimer) Overland, n. s. 44: 449.
—— and after. (A. Stead) Fortn. 83: 211.: Liv. Age,
244: 513. — (R. Barry) Fortn. 83: 459.
—- Details of the Defenses of. (W. R. Livermore) J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 38: 105.
-— Facts about. Un. Serv. M. 25: 13.
—- Fleet at, Story of. World’s Work, 9: 6035.
—- History of. (J. H. Longford) 19th Cent. 55: 618.
— Japanese Attack on. (W. H. Kelly) Un. Serv. M.
29: 428,
-— Modern Siege Operations as exemplified at.
Zalinski) Internat. Q. II: 102, '
-—- Naval Battle of, Aug. 10, 1904. (A Japanese Ofiicer)
Indep. 581 22.
—— New Siege Warfare at. (R. Barry) Cent. 47: 681.
—-— Operations before. (H. C. Evans) Un. Serv. M. 30:
518.
— Siege of. (C. E. de la Poer Beresford) National,
44: 1071.—Spec. 93: 1042.=Liv. Age, 244: 316.
—(R. Barry) Fortn. 83! 459. —- (R. Barry) Monthly
R. 18, no. 2: I. — (R. Barry) Cornh. 91: 663. -
(G. Kennan) Outl. 792 523-1041. 80: 419-622, 8:;
622. —— Indep. 58: 190.
-— —- Pictures [only] by J . Ricalton.
1» 776.
(W. K. Gregory) Sci.
(W. R. Warner) Pop. Astron. 10:
(E. L.
Outl. 79: after
509
‘-Port Arthur, Siege of, Villiers’s.

PORTO RICO
(A. A. Woodhull)
Nation, 80: 316,
—- Strategic Value of. (A. Hamilton) Fortn. 8!: 662,
= E01. M. 142: 701. = Liv. Age, 241: 321.
— Three Months after the Surrender. (J . H. De For-
est) Indep. 59: 11, '
—— 203-Meter Hill. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 591 370.
Port Blair, Penal Settlement in the Andaman Islands.
Chamb. J. 81: 574.
Port Soudan in the Making. Chamb. J . 83: 313.
Portents. (Annie T. Slosson) Atlan. 96: 567.
Porter, Admiral D. D., Soley’s Life of. Nation, 77:
564.
Porter, Jane, Selections from a Diary of : a Page from
the Past. (Ina M. White) Cornh. 86: 214.
Portieres for the Country House. (Mabel F. Priest-
man) Ctry Life Am. 91 321.
Portland, Me. (M. N. Rich) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 712.
Portland, Oregon. (C. M. Hyskell) Bank M. (N. Y.)
73: 961.: World’s Work, 10: 6501, -—(F, A, Mar-
riott) Overland, n. s. 45: 432-.
— Civic Art in. (F. I. White) Craftsman, 8: 796.
— Lewis and Clark Centennial. (F. B. Gault) Educa.
25: 590. —— (H. W. Chapin) Outl. 79: 581.
— -— What it really celebrates. (Agnes C. Laut) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 428.
— Lewis and Clark Exposition. (Robertus Love)
World’s Work, 10: 6445. —Indep. 58: 771. 59:
630. —(W. Fawcett) New Eng. M. 331 3.—-— (E. B.
Piper) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 3I2 420. —Nat’l M. (Bost.)
21: 469. .
— — Art Exhibit. (F. C. Weeks) Brush & P. 16: 8,
— — Art Lesson of the. (W. J . Woodworth) Brush &
P. 16: 176,
— — A Conspicuous Success.
land, 11. s. 45: 550.
— — Forestry at. (W. E. Brindley) Chant. 41! 359.
— —-— St. Louis Art at. (G. J. Zolnay) Brush & P. 16:
(F. A. Marriott) Over-
73-
—- Public Library. Work with Children and Schools
in. (H. E. Hassles) Lib. J . 30: 214.
Portland Vase, The. Chamb. J . 80: 314.
— Story of the. (H. C. Smith) M. of Art, 26: 309.
Porto Rican Benevolent Society. Char. II! 58.
Porto Rico. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I82 314.
—— America’s Vassal Island. (F. H. Richmond) Ecl.
M. 147: 483.
— American Rule in.
71 927.
——- Americanization of. (J . B. Osborne) World’s Work,
31 4759-
-—— and her Schools, Some Impressions of. (C. H. Hen-
derson) Atlan. 90: 783.
-— and its People. (A. A. Knipe) Booklover’s M. 62 391.
—— Annexation of aProblem of Poverty. (E. T. Devine)
Char. I0: 432,
— Causes of Unrest in. (A. G. Robinson) Indep. 601
612,
—— Civil Government in. Nation, 76: 147.
— ——- how established. (C. H. Allen) No. Am. 1741
(J . S. Harlan) World To-day,
-1
— Climate and Resources of. (W. H. Alexander) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 401.
—— Code Commission. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19:
326.
— Conditions in. (Julio Larrinaga) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 26: 53.—(F. R. Pennypacker) Nation,
74: 107,
—- Development of. (B. Winthrop) Indep. 60: 1264,
—Education in. (M. G. Brumbaugh) Am. J. Soc.
Sci. 40: 198. —(G. G. Groff) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40:
181. —(S. M. Lindsay) Indep. 54: 1697. —(L. Ab-
bott) Outl. 83: 801,
'— Political Evolution of.
PORTO RICO
Porto Rico, Education in, Past.
Educa. 242 562.
— Educational Conditions. (S. McC. Lindsay) Indep.
54‘ 2937-
—— Educational Progress in. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 23: 402.
-— Elections of I902.
Pol. Sci. 21: 338,
-—- Excise Taxation in.
16: 187.
-—- Experiment Station in. Science, 11. s. 21: 156,
-— Financial Institutions of. Bank M. (N. Y.) 68! 23-
-— Finance of, under the Spanish and American Gov-
ernments. (T. S. Adams) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d
ser. 3: 314.
-— Government’s Fight with Anaemia.
barth) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 57.
-— Industrial Progress in. (B. Winthrop) No. Am.
182: 105,
— Jury System in.
420,
—— Law Codes of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 205.
— Merit System in. (J. H. Hollander) Forum, 331 77.
—- Movement toward Home Rule in. (J . H. Van
Buren) Outl. 80: 861.
—— 19oo—03. (G. Marvin) Outl. 74: 649.
— of To-day. (W. H. Hunt) Indep. 54: 1813,
— Our Experience in‘. (E. P. Lyle, jr.) World’s Work,
11: 7082,
—— Our Failure in. (Roy Stone) No. Am. 181: 407,
— Pictographs from Prehistoric. (J . W. Fewkes) Am.
Anthrop. 5: 441.
(A. W. Marvin)
(B. F. Butler) Ann. Am. Acad.
(J . H. Hollander) Q. J . Econ.
(A. C. Haesel-
(E. L. Macray) Green Bag, 14:
(H. H. Allen) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 21: 439.-
— Political Parties in.
Pol. Sci. 19: 351. _
-— Prehistoric. (J . W. Fewkes) Science, 11. s. 16: 94.
-— Present—day. (J . H.» Van Buren) Outl. 79! I 27.
— Provisional Regiment of Infantry. (S. Krausz) J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 37! 43.
—Public Charities of. (S. M. Lindsay) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 502.
— Religious Progress in.
World, 76: 445.
-— Reorganization of Courts and New Tax Law. (C. H.
Allen) Indep. 54¢ 84.
— School System of. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20:
657.
-— Schools of Training for American Citizenship for.
(L. R. Sawyer) Dart. Bi-Mo. I: 25 5.
—- Should it be Self-governing? (H. S. Bird) Outl.
81: 621.
— Suffrage and Self-government in.
Yale R. 12: 167,
—— Supreme Court of. Green Bag, 14: 186.
-—- Teaching Self-government in. (L. Abbott) Outl.
83: 665.
—— Transportation in.
(L. S. Rowe) Ann. Am. Acad.
(A. Alonzo-Alonzo) Cath.
(P. L. Kaye)
(S. Krausz) Booklover’s M. 5:
503-
— Two Years’ Legislation in. (W. F. Willoughby)
Atlan. 9: 34.
Portrait, A; a story.
21: 365,
Portrait of a [Dog] Friend of mine. (E. Merwyn)
McClure, 251 78.
Portrait that burned, A.
(E. R. Macdonald) Canad. M.
(E. Seton) Cath. World, 75:
39-
Portrait Exhibition at New York. (F. Fowler) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 686,
Portrait Gallery, Imperial, Booth’s Plan of. Spec. 92:
4 .
Portrait Groups, Dutch. (Russell Sturgis) Scrib. M.
35‘ 5°9-
510
PORTUGUESE
Portrait Painter, Eldorado of the. (C. H. Caflin) Mun-
sey, 32: 2S7-
Portrait Painters, American.
(CL II.lCafifin) (hfithn
44: 31.
Portrait Painting. (H. von Herkomer) M. of Art, 28:
22,
—Modern. Ed. R. 195: 237.=Ecl. M. 138: 717.:
Liv. Age, 233: 73.
—-— Old and New. Brush & P. 13: 269.
Portrait_ Paintings of the 18th Century. Art J . 5 5:
379-
Portrait Sculpture through the Ages. (Claude Phillips)
ArtJ- 55= 10. 12-9, 353- '
Portrait Statuettes. (F. Lees) Archit. Rec. I 32 221.
Portraits, Authenticity of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
76: 6.
-—- A Gallery of. (Albert Bloch) Bookman, 22: 227.
—— in Black and White. (F. Weitenkampf) Critic, 49:
22 5,
— Memories and. (H. Newbolt) Monthly R. 6, no.
1: 1.
— New, of a Group of British Authors. (A. L. Co~
burn) Cent. 48: 11.
—— of Indian Types. (G. B. Grinnell) Scrib. M. 37:
259-
— of Monarchs. Acad. 62: 96.
Portraiture. (W. P. Garrison) Nation, 78: 267.
— American, at St. Louis Fair. (S. L. Penfield) Brush
& P. 14: 321.
-— and the Recent Portrait Exhibition, Some Notes on.
(Frank Fowler) Scrib. M. 35: 381,
—-— Gallery of National. (W. Walton) Scrib. M. 39:
2 .
— Positions and Accessories in. (F. Maclean) Art J .
56: 369.
Portsmouth, Eng., and Osborne. Un. Serv. M. 28: 1.
Portsmouth, N. H., Past and Present. (C. Alex.
Crawford) Indep. 59: 363.
— Peace Conference at, 1905. World’s Work, 10:
667o.—Outl. 80: 957. 81: 17, 6;, 104, 111,-(R,
H. Titherington) Munsey, 33¢ 633.-—(L. E. Van
Norman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 322 4I3.—(E. J. Dil-
lon) Contemp. 88: 424. — (W. Wellman) World
To-day, 92 I062__..—Chaut. 42: 1oI.—-(F. de Mar-
tens) No. Am. 181: 641.
— — David and Goliath. Outl. 80: 1002,
-— — How St. Petersburg received the News of Peace.
(W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 426.
— — Story of the Peace Negotiations. (E. J . Dillon)
Contemp. 88: 457.
—— — An Unfortunate Peace.
81: 117,
— —— World Significance of. (F. de Martens) Outl. 81:
603,
Portsmouth Point Romance, A. (W. J eifery) Chamb.
J. 792 supp. 26.
Portugal and England. Sat. R. 98: 634,
-— -—- Anglo-Portuguese Alliance Beginnings. (V. Shil-
lington) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 20: 109,
— Colonial Empire, to Death of Albuquerque. (C. R.
Beazley) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 8: 109.
-— Contrasts in. (C. Edwardes) Chamb. J . 79: 593.
— Sketch-book in, Leaves from a. Chamb. J. 81: 406.
Portuguese in Martha’s Vineyard. (E. F. Peek) New
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 207,
(P. S. Reinsch) Outl.
Portuguese Agricultural Colony. (J. C. Barrows)
Char. I52 693.
Portuguese Colonization in Brazil. (A. G. Keller)
Yale R. 14: 374.
Portuguese Folk-songs. (Isabel Moore) J . Am. Fo1k—
Lore, 15: 165.
Portuguese Soldier in India, 1577. (R. Garnett) Cornh.
87= 453-
4 Postal Service, U. S.
POSE
Pose. Sat. R. 90: 139.
— and Point of View. (K. Collins) Harper, I04: 475.
Positivism of the 19th Century and the Coming
Idealistic Reaction. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 32: 76.
— A Ridiculous God. (Mona Caird) Monthly R. 25,
no. 1: 77.
Possart, Ernst von, with portrait. (W. J . Phelps)
Booklover’s M. 4: 841.
Possession. (A._S. Thayer) Harv. Law R. 18: 196.
—- Nine Points of the Law. (F. W. Wharton) Cosmo-
pol 33= 553-
Possessive, The Double; an English Idiom. (J . A. H.
Murray and others) Acad. 65: 253, 479.
Post-card, The Picture. Macmil. 90: 136. =Liv. Age,
242: 310.-'=Ecl. M. 143: 406, —-(F. L. Emanuel)
M. of Art, 27: 87.
—— — Production and Collection of.
J . Soc. Arts, 54: 622,
—— Rage for. Booklover’s M. 2: 403.—(J. Harring-
ton) Am. M. 61: 562,
Post-mortem Romance, A. (R. S. Graves) Overland,
-n. s. 47: 321.
Post Oflice, The, and its Servants. Spec. 94: 79.
— and the People. (M. G. Cunniif) World’s Work,
(F. T. Corkett)
7- 4589-
—— Canadian. (N. Patterson) Canad. M. 23: 52 5.
— Civilization and the. (B. Moore) So. Atlan. Q. 3:
2.
— Decentralization in the. (T. L. James) Outl. 78:
929-
—— English; Cash on Delivery, or Shopping by Post. ,
(J . H. Heaton) 19th Cent. 54: 981.
——in United States, Defects of. (M. G. Cunniff)
lVorld’s Work, 72 4074, 4245.
— its Facts and its Possibilities.
> of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 325.
—— Our Mutual Transportation Company.
Cowles) Indep. 57: 306.
— The President and the.
(R. R. Bowker) R.
(J . L.
(E. Porritt) Indep. 59:
— Railway. (F. Crissey) World’sl Work, 5: 2873,
Post-ofiice Savings-banks.
I571 I93-
—Swindling through the. (E. W. Lawrence) Outl.
79: 121,
-—— Work and Methods in. (E. Mayo) Outl. 75: 298_.
See Mail Service. ‘
Post Offices, Dissatisfaction in the. (H. A. Castle)
Lippinc. 78: 328.
Postage, Second-class, A “Reform” without a Prin-
ciple. Outl. 72: 719.
Postage Stamps, A Million.
Postal Cards. See Post-card.
Postal Congress, Universal. (F. A. Emery) Worl
To-day, 8: 289. .
Postal Fraud Laws. Outl. 79: 111.
Postal Parcels Delivery at One Cent a Pound. (J . B.
lValker) Cosmopol. 36: no p.
Postal Rates and Literature. (C. W. Burrows) Yale
R- W 343- .
Postal Savings-banks of Great Britain. (J . H. Heaton)
Arena, 33: 31.
Postal Scandals, The Cause of.
78: 204,
Spec 94¢ 783-
(H. Lamont) Nation,
(E. F. Laud) No. Am. 178: 222.
— (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 343.
— -— Defects and Abuses in. (H. A. Castle) No. Am.
174: 807. 175: 115.
--—— Our Obsolete. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 77:
3'4. -
Postal Thieves, The. (H. Lamont) Nation, 77: 438.
‘Poster and Advertisement Design. (Audley Mack-
worth) Art J. 541 I19.
fill.
(A. M. Hyamson) Westm._

POTTERY
Posteg Art, Examples of, by James Britton. Lamp,
2 : 321,
— -— by Walter Jack Duncan and Robert Cortes Hol-
liday. Lamp, 26: 240,
Posters, English. (L. F. Day) Art J . 58: 97.
— Regulation of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 74: I46.
Postlethwayt, John, A Forgotten Scholar. (A. Harts-
horne) Ath. ’04, I3 691.
Postmaster-general as Debt-collector. (J . Quail)
Monthly R. 17, no. 11 61.
Postmasters, Careless and Ignorant. (H. A. Castle)
McClure, 24: 554.
Postmistress of Circle City, The.
land, 11. s. 42: 407. _
Postmistress of Knockagar, The. (S. McManus) Outl.
74: 860,
Posts in England, Early. (J . A. J . Housden) Eng.
Hist. R. 18: 713.
Pot-boiler, The. (Edith Wharton) Scrib. M. 36: 696.
Pot of Gold, The ; a story. (Van T. Sutphen) Harper,
107: 787.
Pot on the Fire, The: a story. (E. Rickert) Outl. 79:
88.
Potato, Romance of the. Chamb. J . 81: 444,
Potatoes; another of our First Families. (E. P. Powell)
Indep. 61: 744.
Po-thet; a story.
Age, 251: 50.
Potocka, Sophie, Countess.
(E. F. Gray) Over-
(M. Bent) Blackw. 180: 3 51. I Liv.
Chaut. 36: 97.
Potsdam Photometric Durchmusterung. (S. I. Bailey)
Science, 11. s. 24: 569.
Potter, Clara Urquhart.
mopol. 34: 185. 4
Potter, E. C., The Sculpture of. (H. W. Lanier)
World’s Work, 12: 7968,
Potter, Edward T. (A. J. Bloor) Am. Arch. 87: 21.
Potter, James, the Parson’s Man. Blackw. I77: 655.
Potter, Paul, Life and Bibliography, with portrait.
Mast. in Art, 3: pt.
Potter, The Sculptor as.
(Emma B. Kaufman) Cos-
31-
(L. C. Chard) Craftsman, 3:
244.
Potter Creek, Cal., Exploration of. (W. J . Sinclair)
Science, 11. s. 171 708.
Pottery. (I. C. Waterbury) Cosmopol. 38: 593.
— Aboriginal, of the Eastern United States.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 269,
-—— American. (Russell Sturgis) Scrib. M. 32: 637.
33= 381-
—— Recent Developments. (W. E. Gray) Brush &
P. 9: 236, 289, 353, I0: 31,
— The Art of the Fire. (C. F. Binns) Craftsman, 8: 205.
— Artistic, Moorcroft’s. (F. Miller) Art J . 55: 57.
-—— Chinese Pots and Modern F aience. (I. Sargent)
Craftsman, 4: 415.
—— Clay in the Potter’s Hand.
man, 6: I62,
—— The Craft of the Potter.
9= 854-
— Decoration of, Recent Advances in.
J. Soc. Arts, 49: 213. .
—— Designs of the Best Designers. Brush & P. 142 225.
-—— Education in Clay. Craftsman, 4: 160.
— English Old China. (J . H. Yaxall) Cornh. 941 821.
— Indian. (F. S. Dellenbaugh) Science, 11. s. 18: 148.
— (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 72 44.
— Korean. (R. I. Geare) Craftsman, 72 294.
—— Making, in America. (Elmer C. Mitchell) Brush &
P. 15: supp. 67.
— Mexican, Facts about.
— Middle Mimoan, of Knossos.
Hel. Stud. 26: 243.
— New Lancastrian, Pilkington’s.
56: 201,
Am.
(C. E. Binns) Crafts-
(C. E. Binns) Craftsman,
(W. Burton)
Brush & P. 18: 91,
(D. Mackenzie) J.
(L. F. Day) Art J .
POTTERY
Pottery of Newcomb College. (I. Sargent) Craftsman,
5: 71.
—- of Primitive Man, The. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 70.
-— Old Blue Plates. (A. T. Spalding) New Eng. M.
n. s. 26: 54.
-—- Oriental, Wm. T. Wa1ters’s Book on. Chamb. J .
80: 816.
— Prehistoric, in Memphis, Tenn.
Craftsman, 6: 260,
— Some Potters and their Products. (I. Sargent)
Craftsman, 4: 149, 248, 328,
-—- Sussex. (C. Dawson) Antiq. n. s. 39: 47,-— (W. H.
Legge) Reliquary, 43: 1,
Pottery Portraits. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 26: 315.
Pottery Towns, English, Morals of. Spec. 92: 45.
Poultry, Common Sense in Raising. (H. Erichsen)
Ctry Life Am. 1: 158.
—- Exhibition, Breeding of.
45= 587-
- Feeding. (J . E. Rice) Ctry Life Am. 4: 213,
-— High-grade. (S. Hawley) Ctry Life Am. 9: 711.
--New Breeds and Varieties of. (H. S. Babcock)
Outing, 40: 62,
-— Pet Stock Shows. (VV. B. Ashley) Outing, 41: 754.
— Poultry Show as an Educator. (H. S. Babcock)
Outing, 47: 713. .
— Raising. (T. E. Orr) Ctry Life Am. 8: 357. —
(Robinson Smith) Nation, 82: 176,
— — First Principles of. (T. F. McGrew) Ctry Life
Am. 10: 331. —(H. Weir) Ctry Life Am. 4: 109.
— —- in France. J. Soc. Arts, 50: 488.
— — once more. (E. L. C. Morse) Nation, 82: 199.
-—- Raising Thoroughbred. (H. H. Fike) Ctry Life
Am. 10: 75.
See also Fowls.
Poultry Booms, Rise and Fall of.
Outing, 44: 107.
Poultry-house Construction. (A. G. Dustan and others)
Ctry Life Am. 5: 309.
Pound of Cure, A; a story.
19: 83.
Pourwit, W., Russian Painter.
(Internat.) 24: 285,
Poverty and Science. (W. H. Champness) Westm.
162: 393,
— Death-rate of. (I. M. Rubinow) Am. Statis. Assoc.
91 344-
-— in York. England, Rowntree on. (P. W. Ayres)
Char. 8: 422.—-(C. F. G. Masterman) Contemp.
81: 23.—(L. L. Price) Econ. J. 12: 56.——-(D. I.
Green) Yale R. 11: 347.
-— Persistence of. (J . G. Phelps—Stokes) Indep. 57: 730.
-—- The Problem of. (C. Baumgarten) Econ. R. 15: 422,
-— Some Suggested Remedies. (G. P. Brett) No. Am.
180: 288.
Powder, Smokeless, Manufacture of. (A. W. Rolker)
Appleton’s M. 8: 580,
Powder Blue Baron, The; a story.
wick) Cornh. 89: 412.
Powell, Alfred H., Pottery of. (C. J. Herringham)
Sat. R. 100: 618.
Powell, Frederick York. (H. B. M. Watson) Ath.
’04, 1: 626. —-(R. S. Rait) Eng. Hist.R. I9: 484. —
(T. A. Cook) Monthly R. 15, no. 3: I51 . -—- (E. Clodd)
Folk-Lore, 15: 182.
Powell, John Wesley. (W. H. Brewer) Am. J . Sci.
164: 377.—Ge0g. J. 20: 663.——(A. F. Chamber-
lain) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I5: I99.-—Am. Anthro-
pol. 4: 5I2.—-(G. K. Gilbert) Science, 11. s. 16:
561.—With portrait. Nat. Geog- M- 13: 393-“
With portrait. (Mrs. M. D. Lincoln) Open Court,
17: 14, 86, 163. — (G. K. Gilbert) Open Court, 17:
228, 281, 342.
(A. B. A. Brown)
(H. S. Babcock) Outing,
(H. S. Babcock)
(D. Osborne) Bookman,
(Mary Illyne) Studio
(Mrs. A. Sidg-
512
I
PRAGMATIC
Powell, John Wesley, Boyhood and Youth of. (Mrs.
M. D. Lincoln) Open Court, 16: 705,
— Monument to. Science, n. s. 20: 854.
— Personal Reminiscences of one of his Staff.
Baker) Open Court, 17: 348.
—— Study of Brain of. (E. A. Spitzka) Am. Anthro-
pol. 5: 585.
Power, Artificial Centers of. Science, 11. s. 21: 10.
— Distribution of. (W. E. Ayrton) Nature, 72: 612.
— from Lake Superior. (H. Von Schtin) Cassier, 23:
(M.
346-
— Future of. (W. E. Ayrton) Nature, 72: 612,
— Natural Sources of. (L. Bell) Cassier, 24: 305.
— Transmission of. (A. J . Martin) J . Soc. Arts, 54:
S31-
— -— Long-distance, in Canada.
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 324.
—— — Longest in the World.
(N. Y.) 25: 305.
— Utilization of. (J . J. Flather) Science, 11. s. 17:
(T. C. Martin) R. of
(T. C. Martin) R. of Rs.
48.
Power, Individual, Dangers of. (D. G. Phillip) Every-
body’s, I0: 230,
— Pleasures of. Spec. 88: 707.
Power of Ancestors, The; a story. (Florida Pier)
Cent. 49: 445.
Power of the Blast, The ; a story. (E. Cecil) Sund. M.
333 759-
Power of the Ring, The ; a story. (Marion Winthrop)
Craftsman, 11: 70,
Power-development in Southern California.
Freeman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 202.
Power-house Economies. (W. P. Hancock) Cassier,
29: 491,
Power-plant, Practical Economy in the.
Booth) Engin. M. 25: 10.
Power-plants, Designing of.
31: 722,
Power-plants. See Electric Power-plants.
Power Problem, The Modern. (J . J . Flather) Cassier,
23= 636. 715-
Powers, Caleb, The Trial of.
22: 465.
Powers, The, and the Settlement.
Scrib. M. 39: 109.
Powers of Darkness, The. (H. W. Massingham) 20th
Cent. Q. I, no. 2: 1.-_-Liv. Age, 251: 30.
Powers of Darkness, The ; a story. (H. Logan) Mun-
sey, 26: 849.
Powers of Evil. (C. D. Robertson) Indep. R. 3: 419.
Powers Court, England. Ath. ’03, 2: 676.
—— Game Park. (J . M. Gleeson) Cent. 44: 327.
Powhatan, Derivation of the Name. (W. W. Tooker)
Am. Anthropol. 6: 464,
—- Name for Virginia. (W. W. T ooker) Am. Anthro-
pol. 8: 23.
Powhatan Names. (W. W. Tooker) Am. Anthropol.
6: 670.
Pownall, Thomas, the First Imperial Federationist.
(J. A. Cooper) Canad. M. 21: 297,
Poynter, Sir E. J ., and Whistler, James McNeill. (D.
S. MacColl) Sat. R. 96: 608.
—- as a Water-colorist. (Lewis Lusk) Art J . 55: 187,
Practical Man, The, and the Philosopher. (R. B.
Perry) Int. J . Ethics, 13: 482,
Practice before Theory. (C. Ford) Westm. 160: 168,
Prado Gallery, Italian Painting in. (E. Hutton)
Monthly R. 21, no. 3: 50. -—- Ecl. M. 146: 144.
-—- Masterpieces of the. (M. H. Spielmann) Acad. 66:
2.
— Ricketts on the. Ath. ’04, 2: 180,
Pragmatic Interpretation of Christian Dogmas. (I.
King) Monist, 15: 248,
(L. R.
(W. H.
(A. C. Dixon) Engin. M.
(S. H. Adams) McClure,
(T. F. Millard)
-I
_ — Old and New.
' ——From Spell to.
PRAGMATISM
Pragmatism and Humanism, Definition of. (F. C. S.
Schiller) Mind, 30: 235.
—-— and its Critics. (A. W. Moore) Philos. R, I4: 322.
— and Mathematical Logic. (G. Vailati) Monist, 16:
481,
— and Pseudo-pragmatism. (F. C. S. Schiller) Mind,
311 375-
-— and Radical Empiricism, Some Difficulties with the
Epistemology of. (J . E. Russell) Philos. R. I 5:
406,
-— as a Philosophic Method.
511,
-— The Eternal and the Practical. (J . Royce) Philos.
R. 13: 113.
— in American Philosophy.
Univ. Bull. 10: 211,
— Issues of. (C. S. Peirce) Monist, I 5: 481.
—— Limits of. (J . M. Baldwin) Psychol. R. 11: 30.
(S. S. Colvin) Monist, 16: 547.
(C. S. S. Peirce)
(I. King) Philos. R. 12:
(W. R. Marron) Cath.
— Prolegomena to an Apology for.
Monist, I6: 492.
—— vs. Absolutism. (R. F. A. Hoernlé) Mind, 30: 297,
i 441-
-- What it is. (C. S. Peirce) Monist, I5: 161.
Prague, Story of, Lutzow on. Ath. ’O2, 22 307.
Prairie, Photographing the Small Wild Life of the.
(H. K. Job) Outing, 49: 169.
Prairie du Chien, Wis. N at’l M. (Bost.) 22: 116.
Prairie Borgia, A. (J. G. Neihardt) Overland, n. s.
42= 49-
Prairie Fire.
Prairie Fires, Fighting.
n. s. 31: 551.
Prairie Girl, Chapters from the Biography of a.
Gates) Cent. 47: 572, 708, 922,
Prairie Grove, Arkansas, Battle of.
J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 177.
Prairie Home, A. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 58: 1399.
Prairie Woman, The ; Yesterday and To-day. (C. M.
Harger) Outl. 70: I008,
-Prairies in Summer. (C. M. Harger) Ctry Life Am.
(D. Robertson) Canad. M. 26: 177.
(G. E. Walsh) New Eng. M.
(E.
(W. M.’ Wherry)
2: 128
— Why they are Treeless. Science, 11. s. 22: 5 5.
Pratt, Bela L. (W. H. Downes) New Eng. M. n.s. 27:
760
Pratt, Matthew. (R. R. Wilson) New Eng. M. n. s. 26:
26.
Pratt Institute Free Library, The Story Hour at. (A.
C. Moore) Lib. J . 30: 204,
Prawns, Dublin. Spec. 93: 183.
Praxiteles, Life, Works, and Bibliography. Mast. in
Art, 3: pt. 33.
Prayer. (H. C. Hay) N. Church R. 9: II7. — (R. F.
Horton) Sund. M. 32: 8o9.— (L. Tolstoy) Sat. R.
100: 805.
--Art of. Outl. 83: 857.
— Availing. (T. Reisch) Luth. Q. 35: 397.
—— Book of Common, is it a Good or a Bad Inherit-
ance? (D. A. Goodsell) Meth. R. 63: 177.
— —— Literary Aspects of. Spec. go: 773, 817. I Ecl.
M. 141: 263.=Liv. Age, 237: 763.
—- -— Loyalty to. (Sir G. Arthur) 19th Cent. 53: 567.
— -— Preface to. Spec. 90: 285.
— for Sick Persons. Spec. 95: 808.
(R. R. Marett) Folk-Lore, I 5:
132,
—- How can God answer? (J . A. Clutz) Luth. Q. 34:
335-
- Instinct of. Spec. 92: 1005. =‘-Liv. Age, 242: 380.
— of Creation. (C. Greeley) Bib. Sac. 60: 297.
—-— of Faith. (I. F. Wood) Bib. World, 24: 31.
—— of Perfection, The. (D. M. McIntyre) Expos. 7th
ser. I1 161.
513
PRECIEUSES
Prayer, Progress in. (J . McSorley) Cath. World, 79:
333-
—— The Unconquerable Habit.
731 4°1-
Prayer, A; a poem. (S. W. Mitchell) Ecl. M. 138:
(T. T. Munger) Outl.
37.
Prayer of Rehoboam, The; a story. (H. E. Wright)
Munsey, 28: 670.
Prayer of Suvarna; from the Sanscrit. (E. H. Keen)
New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 184.
Prayer Book, Cardinal Grimani’s.
Critic, 48: 323.
— of Edward VII. of England. (C. R. Ashbee) Art J .
56: 386.
Prayers, Mediaeval Roll of. (VV. H. Legge) Reliquary,
(M. B. Dutton)
MP 99-
— of the Old Testament. (W. S. Pratt) Hartf. Sem.
BBQ 21 37- —-Spec. 91: 417,
— Old and New. (L. Johnston) Cath. World, 772
587.
— Saying. (J . Parker) Outl. 83: 614,
Praying Skipper, The; a story. (R. D. Paine) Mc-
Clure, 26I 385.
Preacher, The; a Ghetto Sketch.
M. n. s. 68: 286,
— and the Poet. (W. A. Quayle) Meth. R. 63: 211.
— as a Leader of Men. (O. L. Dreys) Arena, 29: 26.
—- Authority of the. (L. Abbott) Outl. 76: 491, 537.
(E. Scribe) Gent.
— Christian, his Ofiice and its Ideals. (A. S. Weber)
Ref. Ch. R. 50: 506.
— Debt of the Republic to the. (W. A. Quayle)
Meth. R. 62: 708.
— Essential Characteristics of the.
Math. R. 62: 274,
—— The Master. (W. C. Barclay) Meth. R. 63: 613.
Preacher’s Appeal to the Emotions. (J . W. Van
Cleve) Meth. R. 63: 410,
Preacher’s Son, The ; a story.
1°73 955-
Preacher’s Wife, Experiences of a. Indep. 58: 595.
Preachers as Printers. (G. H. Saunders) Good Words,
471 I39-
— in Exercise of Ofiiee. (B. N. Stone) N. Church R.
11: ".
Preaching and Popular Action.
Q. 311 744.
— and Reading the Gospel.
974-
— Authoritative, Plea for. (C. H. Oliphant) Bib. Sac.
61: 232,
— Decadence of. Spec. 9!: 85.
-—-Difficulty of. (J. E. C. Wellclon) 19th Cent. 56:
402. =Liv. Age, 243: 257. I Ecl. M. 143: 750.
—- Doctrinal. (Conrad Clever) Ref. Ch. R. 53: 61.
—— — Do the Times suggest ? (M. W. Jacobus) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 6: 5.
— the Evangel. (C. L. Goodell) Meth. R. 65: 849.
—- Foolishness of. (W. E. Barton) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
5: 280,
— A Generation in a City Pulpit.
140: 46.
— Open-air. (C. Ray) Sund. M. 33: 343.
—-— or Preacher. (W. A. Quayle) Meth. R. 66: 50.
— Paul’s Conception of. (C. F. Sanders) Luth. Q. 34:
260,
— Personality in. (J . E. Freeman) Outl. 79: 126.
— What constitutes a Call to preach ? (W. W. Carl-
ton) Meth. R. 62: 8o.
Precedence in Europe and America.
Owen) Munsey, 32: 31,
Preceptorial Instruction at Princeton, (G. H. Gerould)
Dart. Bi-Mo. I: 138.
Précieuses, Les. (Lilian Rea) Bookman, 23: 607.
(H. H. Beattys)
(B. Whitlock) Harper,
(Pius X.) Am. Cath.
(S. Bancroft) Fortn. 78:
(J . Parker) Eel. M.
(F. Cunliffe-
PRECIOUS
Precious Metals, Production of the. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
691 759-
- Production and Consumption of.
(I. A. Hourwich)
J. Pol. Econ. 10: 575. II: 503,
Precious Stones, Ancient. (D. A. Willey) Chamb. J.
83: 222,
— Bauer’s. Ath. ’o4, I: 180.
Precipitates, Handling of, for Solution and Reprecipi-
tation. (F. A. Gooch) Am. J . Sci. 170: II.
Precise Justice; a story. (E. W. Thomson) Canad. M.
20: 5 5 3.
Precocity, A Study in. (L. M. Terman) Am. J . Psy-
chol. I6: 145.
Pre-Columbian Fortress; Discovery of a Remarkable
and Ancient Irrigating Canal on the Gila River.
(N. H. Chittenden) Overland, n. s. 452 573.
Predestination, Lutheran Controversy over. (J . W.
Richard) Luth. Q. 34: 21. —(C. Stange) Luth. Q.
34: 3°5-
Predetermination and Personal Endeavor. (W. R. B.
Gibson) Mind, 30: 494,
Predicament of Silas Singer. (E. Flower) Lippinc. 701
249-
Predication, Decrease of, and of Sentence-weight in
English Prose. (G. W. Gerwig) Univ. Neb. Stud.
2: 17.
Pre-established Harmony. Pedagog. Sem. 9: 379.
Pre—existence, Human. (J . E. McTaggart) Internat.
J. Ethics, 15: 83.
Preface, The. (E. K. Broadus) Atlan. 97: 128.
— Sir Walter Scott’s Use of the. (M. H. H. Macartney)
Longm. 461 366. = Liv. Age, 247: 495.
Preference in New Zealand. Quar. 203: 166.
—- in Trade ; the Colonial View. Quar. 202: 573,
Preferential Tariffs and Canadian Interests. (A. W.
Flux) Econ. J. 13: 469.
Preferential Trade. (J . Chamberlain) National, 42:
35I.:Liv. Age, 239: 641. =Ecl. M. 142: 141.
— Australian Views of. National, 45: 168.
— Old Colonial System and. (Sidney Low) Cornh. 88:
462.
Preglacial Deposits, Atlantic, Northward Extension
of. (I. Bowman) Am. J. Sci. I72: 313.
Prehistoric Age in England, VVindle’s. Ath. ’o4, 2:
276.
Prehistoric Animals, Hunting. (H. F. Osborn) Apple-
ton’s M. 8: 552.
Prehistoric Archaeology. Human Implements discov-
ered in Oregon. (J. F. Kemp) Science, n. s. 23:
434.
Prehistoric England. Nature, 71: 322.
Prehistoric Implements and Weapons, Cultural Signifi-
cance of. (A. H. Thompson) Am. Antiq. 24: 35,
45’-
Prehistoric Law and Custom. (F. W. Pelly) Cath.
Univ. Bull. 3: 65.
Prehistoric Man in West Kent. (J . R. Larkby) Antiq.
n. s. 41: 95- I29.
Prehistoric Period, Side-lights on.
Month, 100: 391.
Prehistoric Pile Structures in Pits in
Mann) Antiq. n. s. 41: 287, 293,
Prehistoric Relics in Wisconsin. (P. V. Lawson) Am.
Antiq. 24: 459.
— of the Mississippi Valley. Am. Antiq. 25: 117,
Prehistoric Remains. Discoidal Stone and Statues.
(H. L. Stoddard) Am. Antiq. 26: I 5 3.
Prehistoric Stone Implements. Am. Antiq. 27: 297.
Prehistoric Surgery; a Neolithic Survival. (G. G.
Maccurdy) Am. Anthropol. 7: I7.
Prejudice, The Functions of. Dub. R. 138: 99.
Prejudices, An Hour with our. (S. M. Crothers) Atlan.
93: 663.
(B. C. A. Windle)
Scotland. (L. M.
514
PRESCOTT
Preliminaries in Church Services. (C. M.’ Sheldon)
Indep. 58: 1417.
Pre-Linnaean Genera. (O. F. Cook) Science, n. s. 17:
35‘-
Prell’s Selection. (E. Dyson) Macmil. 87: 105. = Liv.
Age, 236: 102,
Premiers of Europe, The. (O. D. Skelton) World To-
day, I0: 38.
Premium Plan, Cost Reduction by the Use of. (C. A.
Colwell) Engin. M. 25: 227.
Premium System with Labor, Modified.
Kershaw) Engin. M. 25: 533.
— in British Engineering Trades. Cassier, 23: 426.
Premiums in Retail Trade. (J . M. Rubinow) J . Pol.
Econ. 133 574.
Premonitions; a story. (E. A. Dix) Cent. 44: 750.
Premonitions of Death, Unfulfilled. Spec. 91: 242.
Premonstratensians, English. (F. A. Gasquet) Roy.
Hist. Soc. n. s. 17: I.
Pre-Norman Crosses in Derbyshire.
Re1iq11ary.45= 95
—- in Staifordshire.
46: 229,
Pre-Norman Finds at Lancaster.
Reliquary, 43: 257.
Pre-Norman Remains in the Dove-Dale District.
L. Smith) Reliquary, 44: 232,
Preparatory School. (A. Flexner) Atlan. 94: 368.
—- and the Boy. (J . H. Atkinson) Educa. 27: 227,
—— Model. (F. T. Baker) World’s Work, 6: 3884.
Preparatory Schools, English. (J . Tetlow) Educa. R.
31: 364.
Pre-Raphaelite Ideals. (A. M. Earle) Bk. News, 24:
681
(J. B. C.
(G. L. Smith)
(G. Le Blane Smith) Reliquary,
(W. G. Collingwood)
(G.
Pre-Raphaelite Poets, Two. (C. Weygandt) Bk. News,
24: 687. '
Pre-Raphaelites; the Beginnings of the Arts and
Crafts Movement. (R. F. Zueblin) Chaut. 86:
57.
-— The First and Last of the. Liv. Age, 248: 117,
— Social Intercourse among. (N. K. Bright) Bk. News,
24: 691.
Pre-Raphaelitism. Church Q. 62: 21, -Quar. 204:
352-
— and the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Hunt on. (E.
K. Dunton) Dial, 40: n3.—Ed. R. 203: 450.-
(E. L. Cary) Critic, 48: 529. —Nation, 82: 263_ _.
(M. S. Stillman) Nation, 82: 283. —(D. S. Mac.
Coll) Sat. R. 101: I02,
— and the Present. (L. March-Phillipps) Contemp,
89: 7o4.=Liv. Age, 249: 738.
-— Reminiscences of W. M. Rossetti.
ton) Dial, 41: 444,
Presbyterian Church, Assembly of, in Canada. (VV.
Caven) Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 629,
— — in Scotland. (W. Borland; J . Orr) Presb. & Ref.
R. 13: 610,
— —— in the U. S. (H. C. Minton and F. R. Beattie)
Presb. & Ref. R. 13: 619.
Presbyterian Creed, The New. (R. Ogden) Nation,
74: 420.
— Revision of. (H. van Dyke) Outl. 70: 138.
— — Progress of the Movement. Ref. Ch. R. 49: 251.
Presbyterian Union. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 425.
Presbyterianism, Changes in the Theology of. (W. A.
Brown) Am. J. Theol. I0: 387.
— in California. (R. Mackenzie) Calif. M. I: 426.
Presbyterians, Scottish, Difficulties of. Cath. World,
80: 246.
Presbytery and Popery in the 16th Century. (R. M.
Ferguson) Scot. Hist. R. 3: 20.
Prescott, Albert Benjamin. (F. W. Clarke) Science,
11, 8. 21: 601.
(Edith K . Dun-
PRESCOTT
Prescott, Wm. Hickling, the Man. (R. Ogden) Atlan.
931 320-
— Ogden’s Life of. (W. E. Simonds) Dial, 37: 207. —
(J . Finley) Lamp, 29: 134,
Prescott, Arizona. (S. M. Hall) Out West, 16: 101.
Presence of Mind. (R. A. Gatty) Chamb. J . 821
237- '
Presentation and Representation. (H. R. Marshall)
/Mind, 31: 53.
Preservatives in Foods, Use of. (C. Simmonds) Nature,
75: 14'-
— -— Effect of, on Health. (H. W. Wiley) J. Frankl.
Inst. 159: 23.
Preserving, Canning and. (F. Williams) Cosmopol.
38: 213,
Preserving the World’s Peace. (C. R. Dean) World’s
Work, 9: 5929.
Presidency, The, and the President.
Indep. 54: 1822,
President, The, and the Law. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78:
2
(A. D. White)
84. ,
— Backing up the. (J . A.Riis) Char. 15: 754.
-— Business Office of. - (VV. Fawcett) World’s Work,
4: 2310,
— The Hampered Executive.
44: 140.
—- Our Next, I903.
-— Overloading the.
—— Personal Power of the.
(H. L. Nelson) Cent.
(H. Davis) Mnnsey, 30: 1,
(R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 458.
(A. K. Glover) Arena, 28:
457-
—- A “ Safe.” (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 102,
—Salary of the. How it is spent. (K. E. Thomas)
New Eng. M. n. s. 33: 272.
— Senators and the. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 31.
— Some Second Term Precedents. (G. M. Harvey)
Atlan. 92: 736. '
— Whom will the Democrats next nominate ? (A Jef-
fersonian Democrat) No. Am. 182: 481,
Presidential Campaign, Amenities of a. (F. W. Shep-
ardson) World To-day, 7: I3I4.
-— how it affects Business. World’s Work, 8: 4735.
— of 1904. (H. T. Peck) Bookman, 20: 138.
— -— Money in the. (L. M. Dembitz; A. M. Eaton)
Nation, 79: 392.
-— Running a. (J . M. Rogers) Booklover’s M. 4: 437.
Presidential Campaigns, Bombshells in. (C. E. Little-
field) Mnnsey, 32: 182,
Presidential Election, Changing Character of. (W. G.
Brown) Indep. 58: 121,
—- of 1904. (A. Shaw) Contemp. 86: 264, -- Qum-_
200: 493.—(S. Brooks) Fortn. 82: 764,-—(J, B,
Bishop) Internat. Q. 9: 441,
- — Democratic Possibilities, with portraits. (W. J ,
Abbott) Booklover's M. 3: 3.
— — Democratic Ticket, Why vote. (P. Morton) In-
dep. 57: 961.
-— — Democrats and. Indep. 57: 1061, 1111, 1175,
1301.
~— —— Republican Ticket, Why vote.
— —— Smaller Vote, Larger Majority.
Nation, 79: 452.
—- — Some Lessons of. The Development of Self-gov-
ernment. (C. J . Bonaparte) Outl. 79: 225,
-— Our Antiqnated Method of. (Simon Newcomb) No.
Am, 180: 9.
-— Useless Electoral College.
81: 5.
Presidential Inaugurations.
body’s, 12: 371.
Indep. 57: 964.
(P. L. Allen)
(P. L. Allen) Nation,
(T. L. Brant) Every-
Presidential Messages, Authors of. (R. Ogden) Na- ,
tion, 82: 91.
Presidential Oflice, The.
(J . F. Rhodes) Scrib. M. 33:
15 7, ,
5E5
PRICES
Presidential Succession Act of 1886.
Harv. Law R. I8: 132.
Presidents and Ladies of the White House, Letters of.
Pennsyl. M. 25: 527, 26: 115, 271,
-— Collsege Days of the. (F. S. Arnett) Mnnsey, 26:
66
(C. S. Hamlin)
Press and Public Organizations, Education through.
(R. G. Boone) Educa. 23: 270,
— Endowed, Function of an. Nation, 82: 49.
— in War-time. Fortn. 85: 528,
— The Independent; its Opportunities and Duties.
(S. Bowles) No. Am. 183: 40,
— International Congress of, 8th. (G. B. Stuart) Ath.
’o2, 1: 400, 2: 159, -
———10th, Liege, 1905. (G. B. Stuart) Ath. ’O5, 2:
180
- Liberty and License of the. (0. E. Smith) Indep.
55: I371-
— Liberty of the. (L. R. Schuyler) M. of Hist. I:
283,362- 2: 55-3I5- ‘
—- Moral Responsibilities of. (J . P. Irish) Calif. M.
5‘ 3°9-
-- A Secret, at Stepney in I 596.
brary, n. s. 4: 236,
— Silencing the. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 5.
— Stimulus of Vitiation. (J . E. Gofton) Westm. 158:
528,
— Weekly, in England. Monthly R. 6, no. 3: 77.
— The White Peril. (G. M. Trevelyan) 19th Cent. 50:
I043.—_—Ecl. M. 138: 390.
Press Association, The. (C. E. Kloeber, jr.) Book-
man, 20: 196,
Pressure Regulator, Hull’s. (VV. K. Hatt) J . Frankl.
Inst.I54: 101.
(H. R. Plomer) Li-
Preston, John, of Danvers, Mass., Diary of. (F. E.
Cotton) N. Reg. 56: 80,
Preston, Thomas, and Roger Widdrington. (E. L.
Taunton) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 116,
Preston, Conn. Inscriptions from the Long Society
Burying-ground. (G. S. Porter) N. E. Reg. 60:
121,
Preston Town Standard. Art J . 55: I 54.
Presnmption of Black Mink ; a story. (C. G. D. Rob-
erts) Indep. 59: 551.
Presumptive Evidence ; a story.
New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 536.
Pretense,'The Age of. (Basil Tozer) Monthly R. 24,
no. 2: 55.
Pretenders, The. (I. R. Roberts) Lippinc. 72: 3.
Pretending, The Pleasure of. Spec. 96: 781,
Pretoria, Thanksgiving for Peace at. Spec. 89: 48.
Preventive Medicine. (G. M. Sternberg) Pop. Sci. Mo.
62: 348.
Previati, Gaetano, Italian Painter, with portrait.
Melani) Studio (Internat.) 18: 49.
Price, Thos. Randolph. (W. P. Trent) Colum. Univ.
(Louise H. Adams)
(A.
Q- 5: 302.
Price of an Angel. (E. M. Tybont) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 160,
Price of Fame. (M. Roosevelt) Lippinc. 70: 643.
Price of his Freedom, The ; a story. (Sara Andrews)
Overland, n. s. 42: 215.
Price of the Past Participle; a story. (M. Cameron)
Harper, 105: 731,
Price of Sixteen Below, The ; a story.
derson) Booklover’s M. 7: 249.
Price of a Soul, The ; a story. (J . Swaifam) Gent. M.
n. s. 70: 1,
Prices and the International Movement of Specie. (J .
(G. E. Roberts) R.
(Ada W. An-
L. Laughlin) J . Pol. Econ. I0: 514.
— Are they rising Abnormally ?
of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 461.
—- Credit and. (T. Veblen) J. Pol. Econ. 13: 460.
PRICES
Prices, Credit, and the Quantity Theory again.
Bell) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 443.
—— Demand and Supply Concepts; an Introduction to
the Study of Market Price. (R. F. Hoxie) J . Pol.
Econ. 14: 401.
—— Governmental Regulation of.
Green Bag, 17: 627,
- in Engineering; Decrease in Purchasing Power of
Gold. (C. L. Redfield) Engin. M. 23: 660,
-—— Index Numbers of. (— Fountain) Am. Statis.
Assoc. 9: 21.
-—- Influence of Credit on.
(S-'
(E. A. Gilmore)
(W. G. L. Taylor) Yale R.
15: 113,
—- Market, “ Higgling ” in. (E. W. Kemmerer) Q. J .
Econ. I7: 670.
—— A New Method of Index-numbers for American.
(F. B. Forbes) Am. Statis. Assoc. 10: 110,
—- New Theory of. (J. F. Johnson) Pol. Sci. Q. 181
415-
—— of Commodities in 1901, (A. Sauerbeck) J . Statis.
Soc. 65: 86.
— — in 1902. (A. Sauerbeck) J . Statis. Soc. 66: 87,
— -—- in 1903. (A. Sauerbeck) J . Statis. Soc. 67: 85.
-— —- in 1904. (A. Sauerbeck) J . Statis. Soc. 68: 138.
— — in I905. (A. Sauerbeck) J. Statis. Soc. 69: 211.
—— The Theory of. (J . L. Laughlin) Am. Econ. Assoc.
3d ser. 6: 66.
Pride, An Essay on Proper.
149:
— a Vanishing Vice. Spec. 89: 285.
Pride of his House, The. (Dr. Yamei Kin) Overland,
n. s. 39: 655.
Prie, Madame de. (A. Laugel) Nation, 82: 197.
Priest of Horns, The ; a story. (W. Frith) Temp. Bar,
133: 236,
Priesthood, The, and Social Movement. (W. J . Kerby)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 6: 18.
—- how it dropped from me.
61: 566,
-— in the Church of England, Degrading of. (W. Man-
ning) Hibbert J . 3: I20.
—— Ofiice of the. (T. J . Shahan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 6:
294-
Priestley, Joseph. (E. Baker) Good Words, 46: 151.
Prima Donna. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 337,
Prima Donna of Gresham, The ; a story. (A. G. Her-
bertson and E. T. Kerr) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 417.
Prima Donnas of Old, Famous. (Frances G. Ford)
New Eng. M. n. s. 32: 259. ‘
Primaries, Direct. (Ira Cross) Arena, 35: 587.
-—— — in Oregon. (W. M. Raine) World To-day, 11:
1268,
—- Municipal Nomination Reform. (H. E. Deming)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.’Sci. 25: 203,
—— Reform in. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 77: 5. — (E.
Insley) Arena, 29: 71,
-— -— New Phases of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 82: 28,
— — Progress of. (C. E. Woodruif) Chaut. 38: 10, —
(P. L. Allen) Nation, 79: 290,
Primary Election Movement. (A. Watkins) Forum,
(P. M. Craigie) Acad. 66:
(J . R. Slattery) Indep.
33: 92.
Primary Election System, Minnesota, Test of. (F. M.
Anderson) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 616,
Primary Elections. 1, Theory and Practice of the New
Primary Law.‘ ‘ (VV. Hemstreet) Arena, 28: 585,
Primates, Wasatch and Wind River. (F. B. Loomis)
Am. J. Sci. 171: 277.
Prime Ministélfi-:The. (M. Macdonagh) Fortn. 78: 176,
Primer, An American. (W. Whitman) Atlan. 93: 460,
Primitive Races in Contact with Civilization. (G.
Stanley Hall) Wash. Univ. Bull. 4: 145.
Primitives, The; the Flemish. (J . La Fargo) McClure,
24: 529,
516
PRINCETON
Primogeniture in the Bible. (D. W. Amram) Green
Bag, 15: 41.
“ Primrose Way.”
442-
Prince Adrian of Zell. (W. E. Cole) Chamb. J . 79:
481-644. -‘I Liv. Age, 236: 272, 237: 152,
Prince Karl. (H. C. Bailey) Longm. 40: 267-551.
72, 260,
Prince and the Painter.
(Marie Van Vorst) Lippinc. 70:
41:
(A. C. Robinson) Cent. 45:
743-
Prince, A, and the Unexpected; a story. (Daisy
Price) Temp. Bar, 127: 228,
Prince, Education of a. (S. M. Williams) Munsey, 27:
256.
Prince goes Fishing, The; a story. (Eliz. Duer) Ap-
pleton’s M. 8: 17, 183, 309.
Prince in Papua, A; a story.
Temp. Bar, 133: 33.
Prince Edward Island.
(C. Ross-Johnson)
(F. J. Nash) Canad. M. 23:
517-
Prince Eugene, H6tel du. (Camille Gronkowski) Cent.
49: 22-
Prince Pautqua; a story.
61: 403.
Prince Roseleaf and a Girl from Kansas; a story.
(M. Michelson) McClure, 22: 339.
Princes, Restraints of. Spec. 92: 8.
Princess and the Boy, The. (K. W. Patch) Cent. 47:
pl
(C. ,C. Lofquest) Am. M.
Princess and the Glass Mountain ; a story. (P. Connor-
Ohlmutz) Good Words, 45: 666.
Princess, The, and the Microbe. (Margaret Sherwood)
Scrib. M. 34: 236.
Princess and the Monk ; a True Story. (J . A. M. Gyl)
Blackw. 171: 600,
Princess Colibre, The; a story.
per, 106: 43.
Princess Joyce; a story.
46: 321-929,
Princess of the Golden Isles, The.
P01-33= 337:
Princess of Make-Believe.
268.
Princess of the Tower; a poem. (Bliss Carman) Book-
lover’s M. 6: 667.
Princess of the Western Isles, A.
Lippinc. 77: 608.
Princess Pontioif. (A. H. Fitch) Cent. 44: 247.
Princess Pourquoi, The. (Margaret Sherwood) Scrib.
M. 32: 540.
Princess Puck. Macmil. 85: 161.
Princess Rosalba; a story. (V. Tracy) Booklover’s
(A. Castaigne) Har-
(K. Snowden) Good Words,
(E. Saltus) Cosmo-
(A. H. Donnell) Atlan. go:
(Phoebe Lyde)
M. 3: 531.
> Princesses, Marriageable. (F. Cunliffe Owen) Mun-
sey, 28: 675. 29: 73.
Princeton, Battle of. (W. S. Stryker) Princ. Univ.
Bull. 10: 53.
“ Princeton,” U. S. Gunboat, Presentation of Bell and
Library to, by Princeton Alumni. Princ. Univ.
Bull. 10: 19.
— Tragedy of. (Mrs. P. Y. Pember) Indep. 57: 560.
Princeton University in the Nation’s Service ; Inaugu-
ral Address. (W . Wilson) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 269,
— Library, Garrett Collections of Arabic Manuscripts.
(E. Littmann) Lib. J . 29: 238.
— — New Building, 1398. Princ. Univ. Bull. 9: 73.
— New Program of Studies at. (G. McL. Harper)
Educa. R. 29: 141.
—— the Preceptorial System and the Library. (V. L.
Collins)_Lib. J . 31: 163. -—(Woodrow Wilson) In-
dep. 59: 239.—(C. C. Wooden) Indep. 6!! I037.
—— Pres. Wilson’s Installation Address, Science, n. s.
16: 72.
-Principles, The Significance of Methodological.
PRINCETON
Princeton University, Recent Architecture at.
Brinton) Booklover’s M. 6: 547.
—Undergraduate Life at. (C. E. Macartney) Wis.
Alum. M. 6: 61.
— Writers of the Faculty.
(C.
(E. M. Norris) Critic, 42:
509.
Principals, School, should be the Inspirers of their
Schools. (R. G. Boone) Ednca. 23: 50.
(E.
Albee) Philos. R. 15: 267.
Pringle, Thomas. Acad. 64: 512.
Prinsep, Valentine Cameron. Acad. 67: 474.
Print, The Diflidence of. (F. M. Colby) Bookman, I71
501,
Print Collector, Field of the. 19th Cent. 50: 936.:
Liv. Age, 232: 401, .
Printer in the 17th Century, Bill of a. (H. R. Plomer)
Library, 7: 32.
Printers, Early, of Kiiln. (R. Proctor) Library, n. s.
4= 392-
— Preachers as. (G. H. Saunders) Good Words, 473 I39.
Printing and Publishing; the Barometer Industry.
(W. S. Rossiter) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 338.
— Art and. (A. L. Cotton) Monthly R. 11, no. 2: 128.
-— Book, Modern. (C. T. Jacobi) J . Soc. Arts, 52:
701, 711.
—— Early, at Lyons. (F. W. Bourdillon) Library, n. s.
6: 257.
— — in the U. S., Cataloguing of. (Felix Neumann)
Lib. J. 31: 669.
-— Federal, The Problem of. (W. S. Rossiter) Atlan.
96: 331.
-— Le Blon’s Three-color Process.
Studio (Internat.) I9: 261.
-—- Private Presses and Printing Clubs; A Bibliogra-
phy with Notes. (F. Weitenkampf) Lamp, 29:
(H. W. Singer)
343-
— Three-color. (H. Dalziel) J . Soc. Arts, 51: 292.
—- Secret, during the Civil War. (H. R. Plomer) Li-
brary, n. s. 52 374.
Printing Inks. (C. T. Jacobi) Library, 7: 70,
Printing Press, in Ainerica, F irst. New Eng. M. n. s.
34= 87.
Printing Trades and the Crisis in British Industry.
(G. B. Dibblee) Econ. J. 12: 1.
Prints and Drawings at the International. (Eliz. R.
Pennell) Nation, 82: 297. '
— in Libraries, made Useful. (F. Weitenkampf) Lib.
J , 30: 920,
— Modern, The Avery Collection of.
gis) Scrib. M. 31: 253.
—-— Old. (C. A. Court) Blackw. I72: 607. '—'-Liv. Age,
235: 782.=Ecl. M. 140: 231,
Prior, Matthew, Relation to English Vers de Société.
(H. W. Thayer) Sewanee, I0: 181,
Priscilla of Hester Street, A. (B. Lessing) Cosmopol.
42: 85.
Priscilla’s Maying. (U. L. Silberrad) Outl. 75: 311,
Priscil1a’s Poaching. (E. Jepson) Longm. 39: 326.:
Liv. Age, 232: 746,
Prisms, Some Famous Old.
(Russell Stur-
(E. Saltus) Munsey, 33¢
90-
Prison, My Life in. Indep. 56: 255,
Prison Association, National. (S. J . Barrows) Char.
I32 I00. -—(A. W. Butler) Char. I62 535.
Prison Chaplain, Experiences of a. (C. E. Ordway)
Atlan. 96: 117.
Prison Conference, International, at Buda-Pesth, Hun-
gary. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 78:, '
Prison Congress, The National. Char. 9: 3r7.——(I.
C. Barrows) Char. I5: 26!,
—Seventh International. (S. J. Barrows) Char. I5:
I26,
517
PRIVILEGE
Prison Days of Billy McCheeck, The; a story. (L.
Scott) McClure, 23: 649.
Prison-house, The. (A. Boyesen)8/Lippinc. 72: 50!.
Prison Journalism. Bookman, I : 281.
Prison Labor. (Carroll D. Wright) Cath. Univ. Bull.
5= 403-
Prison Population, How to reduce. (S. J . Barrows)
Char. I7: 191.
Prison Reform in America.
I3= 437-
Prison Schools, Education in. (A. C. Hill) Am. J.
Soc. Sci. 44: 137.
Prisoner, The; a story. (E. Dawson) Blackw. I752
546. ZEcl. M. 143: 28. =Liv. Age, 241: 412,
Prisoner of Baalbek. (J . W. Falconer) Canad. M. 24:
(Z. R. Brockway) Char.
457.
Prisoner of Mademoiselle de Biencourt.
Roberts) Lippinc. 741 513.
Prisoners in Massachusetts, Inhuman Treatment of.
(G. W. Galvin) Arena, 32: 577.
—'Untried, Treatment of. (R. Anderson) 19th Cent.
(C. G. D.
51: 383,
— Working in the Open. (S. J. Barrows) Char. I7:
129,
Prisoners ; a story. (Mary Cholmondeley) Am. M. 61:
3-670, 62: 51.
Prisoners’ Earnings. (S. J . Barrows) Char. I 3: 186.
Prisoners’ Wives, why helped. (G. H. Pike) Westm.
I66: 100,
Prisons, Books by Prisoners about. Macmil. go:
53-
—English, and their Methods. (H. J . B. Montgom-
ery) Internat. J . Ethics, I 5: I07.
— Ex-prisoners’ Criticism of. (H. J. B. Montgomery)
National, 431 998.
—- In Condemned Cells.
126,
— Missouri State Prison.
660,
— Short History of. Sat. R. 95: 290.
Pritchard, Sir Charles, A Personal Appreciation of.
(H. Birdwood) National, 42: 771.
Pritchard, Edward William, Dr., Famous Poisoner.
Spec. 96: 620.
Pritchett, Henry S. Technol. R. 2: 105. —With por-
trait. (F. W. Coburn) World To-day, I0: 197,
-—Administration of the Mass. Inst. of Technology.
Technol. R. 82 I .
Privacy, Law of.‘ (E. L. Adams) No. Am. 175:
361,
-— Right of. (W. A. McClean) Green Bag, I 5: 494.
—-— and the Law of Libel. (E. L. Adams) Am. J.
Soc. Sci. 41: 90. I Am. Law R. 39: 37.
Private of the Mutiny, A. (W. Frith) Cornh. 94:
(E. J . Prior) Chamb. J . 82:
(J. S. Mosby) No. Am. 183:
545- _
Private Aquarium, A; a story. (H. Whitaker) Har-
per, IO6: 617.
Private-car Monopoly, The. (H. Lamont) Nation, 81:
235-
Private Morphy’s Romance. (H. J . O’Higgins) Scrib.
M. 35: 566.
Private Property in Maritime War.
Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 696,
Private School, The, in American Life. (G. C. Ed-
wards) Educa. R. 23: 264.—(F. Whiton) Educa.
R. 23: 511.
Private Schools in American Education.
Ednca. R. 23: 503.
Privateers of 18x2, The.
557.
—- vs. Volunteer Fleets. Blackw. I762 478.
Privilege of Counsel; a story. (R. Eldon) Atlan. 94:
413-
(G. M. Ferrante)
(A. F. Ross)
(E. L. Sabin) Chant. 35:
‘Prodigal Father, The.
PRIVILEGED
Privileged Communication, A ; a story. (E. A. Smith)
Longm. 39: 49.=Ecl. M. 138: 217,
Privy Council, Is it a Legislative Body ? (R. Stout)
Law Q. 21: 9.
—- of the Time of Richard II. (J. F. Baldwin) Am.
Hist. R. 12: 1.
Prix de Rome. (T. W. Pietsch) Am. Arch. 81: 99. —-
(A. Hoeber) Cent. 48: 1.
Prix de Rome Students at the Villa Medici.
Fournier) Scrib. M. 32: 259.
Prizes, Law of, Some Problems of. Ed. R. 200: 320.
—-— Right of a Belligerent to destroy. (F. J . Swayze)
Harv. Law R. 18: 284.
Pro tempore; a story. (Mary T. Wright) Scrib. M. 39:
(L. E.
674.
Probabilities, Mathematical, A Strange Application
of. (A. Emch) Monist, 13: 463. ,
Probation in New York, Situation as to. (H. Folks)
Char. 16: 243.
-— The Proposed New York System.
Char. 15: 896.
— Real, and its Opponents. Char. 16: 6.
Probation System in a Large City. (J . C. Lathrop)
Char. 13: 344.
Probation Work, Value of Volunteers in. (L. C. Bart-
lett) Char. 14: 955.
Probationary Guardianship of Offenders.
Hamilton) Jurid. R. 18: 221,
Probationer, The; a story. (H. Whittaker) Munsey,
28: 812,
Problem of Evil. (S. F. Smith) Month, 106: 22 5,
Problem of ’Lisbeth ; a story of the Washington Hop
(E. T. Devine)
(A. M.
Fields. (A. W. Anderson) Cent. 46: 269,
“ Procession of Umbrellas, A.” (F. H. Smith) Scrib.
M. 33: 411.
Proctor, Robert. Ath. ’03, 21 433. ———(A. W. Pollard)
Library, 11. s. 5: I.
—— Work of. (A. W. Pollard) Library, 11. s. 5: 192,
Proctors, Last of the. (B. Capes) Cornh. 91: 88.
Prodigal, The Old, and the New. (C. J . Cornish) Ecl,
M. 138: 472.=Liv. Age, 232: 492.
(Cornelia Sorabji) Temp. Bar,
126: 57.
Prodigal Son.
834.
Prodigal’s Return, The; a story. (James H. Williams)
Indep. 592 I021,
Prodigy, The; a story. (F. K. Johnson) Atlan. 97: 407.
Produce Exchange, Function of. (C. A. Conant) Atlan.
an 433-
Producer, The Small.
Producer-gas for Electric Power Plant.
Cassier, 29: 316,
- the New Rival of the Steam Engine.
Wilder) World To-day, I0: 275.
Production ‘and Distribution, Cannan’s Theories of.
(M. W. Middleton) Econ. R. 14: 229,
— Social Bacteria and Economic Microbes, Whole-
some and Noxious. (E. Atkinson) Pop. Sci. Mo.
61: 317. _
Production Engineers, Work of. (H. Wisby) World’s
Work, 8: 5259.
Productive Forces, Variation of. (C. J . Bullock) Q.
J. Econ. 16: 473. —(A. W. Flux) Q. J. Econ. 18:
280; (C. J. Bullock) 433.
Profession, A, that grew Respectable ; a sketch. (A.
R. Carman) Arena, 292 77.
Professional Degrees, The Combined Course for the
Collegiate and. (M. Smith) Educa. R. 26: 254.
Professional Education in the Universities. (J .
Beale, jr.) Univ. of Chic. Rec. 91 42.
Professional Meditation, A. (G. Showerman) Scrib. M.
40: 562,
(H. Caine) Everybody’s, I1: 541, 684,
(H. White) Nation, 75: 301,
(S. S. Wyer)
(Frank A.
H.
518
PROHIBITION
Professional Ofiice, Degradation of the. (G. T. Ladd)
Forum, 331 270.
Professional School, Preliminary Education for. (J.
M. Dodson) School R. 121 10.
Professional Schools and the American College. (N.
M. Butler) Educa. R. 24! 4 503.
-— and the University. (H. S. Richards) Wis. Aluni.
M. 5: 265. .
—— The Baccalaureate Course in its Relation to. (E. E.
Brown) Educa. R. 26: 109.
Professions, Education for. (R. H. Thurston) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 62: 441.
— Learned, Training for.
25: 28,
Professor and the Lay Mind, The. (H. Oakley) Temp.
Bar, 125: 481,
Professor’s Commencement. (W. S. Cather) New Eng.
M. 11. s. 26: 481,
Professor’s Widow, The.
(E. C. Dexter) Educa. R.
(W. C. Lawton) Nation, 80:
352- .
Professors, College, Choosing. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 76: 511.
— engaged in Research, to what Extent should they be
relieved of Teaching ‘? (A. T. Hadley) Educa. R.
313 325-
— Existing Pension Systems for College. (W. T.
Hewett) Nation, 80: 473.
— Salaries of. Science, 11. s. 24: 666.
— — in Southern Colleges. (B. H. Locke) Vanderbilt
Univ. Q. 3: 96.
— Underpaid ; what the University loses by. (El-
frieda H. Pope) Educa. R. 31: 55.
Proifered Heroine, A. (G. B. Fife) Scrib. M. 33: 737.
Profit and Loss; a story. (J . Oxenham) Good VVords,
46: 21-895.
Profit-sharing and Co-partnership. Quar. 201: 61,
—— in Germany. (D. F. Schloss) Econ. J . I 51 574.
— An Instance of. (S. Cabot) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 325,
—— of the Baker Co., Wisconsin. (G. L. McNutt) Indep.
55: 619.
-— Old and New. (J . B. Clark) Harper, 110: 772. _
—— Some Aspects of. (G. Mathieson) Econ. R. 12: 35.
— A Trial of. (S. Cabot) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 42: 95.
— Twenty Years of Co-partnership. (A. Williams)
Econ. R. 15: I5.
— A Unique Experiment in. (C. H. Quinn) Outl. 75:
451-
—— U. S. Steel Corporation points the Way. (W. Well-
man) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 326,
-— what Employees say of it. (F. L. Waldo) World’s
Work, 5: 2853.
— with the Consumer. (N. O. Nelson) Indep. 58: 1179.
Profits, The Legal View of. (C. P. Sanger) Econ. J .
W 177. '
— Whately’s View of.
16: 457.
Progress and Education and the Industrial Engineer.
(H. F. J . Porter) Cassier, 23: 145,
— and the Final Goal. (J . H. Wicksteed) Indep. R.
10: 313.
-— The Measure of.
(T. M. Blakeslee) Q. J . Econ.
(E. S. Holden) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69:
155'
——The Penalties of. (T. W. Jordan) Univ. of Tenn.
Rec. 3: 12,
—- Some Thoughts on. (J . Morley) Educa. R. 29: 1.
Prohibition, The Drift away from. (F. Foxcroft)
Atlan. 95: 302.
— in Kansas. (C. H. Matson) Outl. 74: 981, _
—- — What it has done. (C. M. Sheldon) Indep. 60:
I033-
-— in Maine. (J . H. Manley) World To-day, 6: 380, -
(C. F. Thwing) Indep. 54: 2054,
— Shall it be given a Fair Trial ?' Arena, 36: 168.
-PROHIBITION
Prohibition, Why ? (S. C. Swallow) No. Am. 179: 550.
Prohibition Movement in Canada. (J . P. Gerrie) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 591. _
Prohibition Party, Appeal of. (S. C. Swallow) Indep.
571 832-
Prohibition Town, Ten Years in a-.
Macmil. 89: 261,
Prohibitionists; Why they are discouraged.
Stewart) Outl. 73: 864,
Prologue and a Play, A. (L. E. Mac Brayne) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 659.
Promise, The; astory.
Promise, The; a story.
924-
Promise, What is a, in Law ? (C. D. Ashley) Harv.
Law R. 16: 319.
Promoter, Work of the. (E. S. Meade) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 5 59. —-World’s Work, 9: 5876.
Promotion by Selection. (E. M. Johnson, jr.) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 37: 289.
-—— for Distinguished Service.
78: 123,
— Notes on. (H. P. Allen) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: I.
(J . Davidson)
(O. W.
(M. Maartens) Cent. 45: 305.
(A. H. Donnell) Harper, 112:
(O. G. Villard) Nation,
Promotions in the Government Service. (O. G. Vil-
lard) Nation, 80: 4,
Pronunciation, Authority in English. (E. W. Bowen)
Pop. Sci. M0. 66,: 544.
—‘— English, Changes in. (C. L. Eastlake) 19th Cent.
521 992- : Liv. Age, 236: 224,
——Ministerial. (A. C. -Thompson) Hartf. Sem. Rec.
9: '.
.—of Edglish, Standard of. (T. R. Lounsbury) Har-
per.I°7= 261.575-
Proof of Man, The. (C. Bryson Taylor) Cosmopol. 38:
647.
Property. (A. Fellows) Westm. 163: 173,
—— Evils of. (E. H. L. Watson) Cornh. 87: 381, =Liv.
1&ge.237= 307.
— in Land, and Poverty. (F. Thomasson) Westm. 160:
48.
—— The Law of the Concentration of. (S. D. Lind-
holm) J. Pol. Econ. 13: 267.
— Moralization of. Outl. 81: 12,
-— Private, and Public Rights. (E. Maxey) Arena, 28:
561, ‘
Property-man, The. (Booth Tarkington) McClure, 2 5:
412,
Property Rights under the Constitution. Am. Arch.
8 : 5,
Proplfeicies of the Lord in the New Testament. (T.
F. Wright) N. Church R. 10: 492,
Prophecy. (J . W. Bashford) Meth. R. 62: 345,
—— Art of. Spec. 931 317. .
—_— Messianic, and Higher Criticism. (E. H. Dewart)
Bib. Sac. 59: 305.
—- Old Testament, Davidson’s. (W. R. Harper) Bib.
World, 25: 43.
— Unconscious, Modern Instance of. (A. M. Mackay)
Westm. I66: 441.
Prophet and Priest. Bib. World, 20: 83,
——-—Antagonism of. (G. M. Royce) 19th Cent. 59:
72-
—- —- in Hebrew Ethics. (C. Callaway) Westm. 161:
533-
5- Reward of. Bib. World, 24: 3.
-— The 20th-Century. (F. L. Goodspeed) Hartf. Sem.
Rec. 11: 273.
Prophetess in her Own Country. (J . B. Wilson) New
Eng. M. n. s. 31: 148,
Prophetess of the Land of No-smoke, The. (M. Man-
ning) Harper, IIO: 377. .
Prophetic Hope, The, and Jesus. (T. C. Hall) Outl.
78: 235.
519
PROTECTION
Prophetic Teaching, Origin of the.
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 10: 89.
Prophetism and Pre—prophetism. Bib. World, 25: 83_
— Religious, among the Greeks. (N. P. Vlachor) Ref.
Ch. R. 51: 495. 52: 61, 500.
Prophets and Prophecy in New Testament, Times.
(J. H. Bernard) Bib. World, 25: 117.
—— Biblical, and their Writings. (L. B. Paton) Hartf.
Sem. Rec. 13: 112, 20;,
—- — Dialogues on. (E. C. Selwyn) Expos. 6th ser. 5:
(L. B. Paton)
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105, 287, .
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Proposal, The; a story of the N. Y. Ghetto. (H.
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Propriety in the Legal Profession. (S. E. Bowdle)
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Prose of the 17th Century. Acad. 63: 135. ,
Prose Style, The Best. Acad. 64:‘ 613, 642. - 65: 64.
Prosody, Problems in. (H. W. Magoun) Bib. Sac. 60:
33-
Prospection. (C. H. Porter) Open Court, 20: 45,
Prospector’s Luck, A. (J . McNellis) Overland, n. s.
4I= 439- '
Prospectors. (N. W. Tibbott) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
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Prosperity. Are the Bases Secure ? World’s Work,
6: 3°90, ’
——- Diiferoent Theories of. (R. Craig) Sund. M. 34: 510,
— The Obverse of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 185.
— Patten’s Theory of._ (J . L. Stewart) Nation, 75:
74. ——- (H. R. Seager) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19:
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— Politics and. Gunton’s M. 23: 207.
—— The World’s, in the Year 1903. (W. G. L. Taylor)
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Prosperous Man, The. (J . F. Goucher) Vanderbilt
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Prosper’s Old Mother ; a story. (Bret Harte) Harper,
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Protection; the American Warning. (F. C. Howe)
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nad. M. 26: 426. ‘
-—— and the English Wool Trade.
Indep. R. I: 641,
—-— and Foreign Investments. (W. M. Lightbody)
Westm. 163: 121,
—-— and Free Trade, Schmoller on.
Q. J. Econ. 19: 501,
(J . H. Clapham)
(F. W. Taussig)
PROTECTION
Protection, and Imperialism. Westm. 161: 129,
— and the Proletariat. (J . Dowman) Westm. 161:
135-
- and Social Reform. (H. W. Wolff) Econ. R. 14:
I45-
-- and the Unemployed.
164: 7.
-— and the Working Classes. Ed. R. 203: 1,
-—The Argument for. (H. Belloc) Contemp. 87:
(A. P. Carryer) Westm.
435-
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-— Effect of, on some German Industries. (W. Lotz)
Econ. J. 14: 515.
-— Expansion, and International Competition. (VV. G.
L. Taylor) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 26.
—- German Workingman and. (W. H. Dawson) Con-
temp. 88: 569.
-—- How it affects the Housekeeper.
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— Idealism in. (W. R. Malcolm) Monthly R. 19, no.
3= 57-
— in Germany, Dawson’s.
14: 413.
—- Land Reform vs. (C. Trevelyan) Indep. R. 1: 542.
—— A Natural Outcome of. (W. F. F ord) Econ. R. 12:
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—- The New. Spec. vols. 90, 9I.
—— of Infant Industries. (H. O. Meredith) Econ. J .
16: 1.
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—— Roosevelt Administration and. Gunton’s M. 23:
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— Theoretical Possibilities of a Protective Tariff. (T.
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-— Treasury Deficits and. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 78:
444:
—— Unionist Plunge into. F ortn. 80: 555.
—— Warning from the Census. Gunton’s M. 22: 511,
-—- Why we oppose. Spec. 92: 908.
—- Will England return to ? Sat. R. 93: 518.
See Dumping.
Protection Principles and Freedom.
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Protectionism, The Inner Meaning of. (J . A. Hobson)
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— Pinchbeck. Fortn. 80: 719.
Protectionist Ideal of Foreign Trade. (W. M. Light-
body) F ortn. 81: 308,
Protectionist Movement in England. (H. Belloc) Inter-
nat. Q. 10: 181. _
Protectionist Politics, An Object Lesson in. (F. A.
Channing) Fortn. 85: 294, '
Protectionists’ Arguments, Imperfection of. Westm.
158: 144,
(Margaret P.
(J . S. Nicholson) Econ. J .
(J . L. Taylor)
Protective Value of the Odoriferons Secretions of some
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Protectorate followed by Annexation. Sat. R. 97:
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Proteids, Chemistry of.
31 427.
Protestant Episcopal Church. TheAmazing “ Church.”
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Protestant Episcopal Convention at Boston, 1904,
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Univ. Bull. 11: 431,
(Ida Smedley) Knowl. n. s.
520
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Luth. Q. 33: 63.
—— — Reunion of.
338:
— Formative Principle of. (J . W. Richard) Luth. Q.
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Prothero, Rowland E. Walpole and Cowper. Quar.
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— The Work of a. (J . Murray) Contemp. 90: 761.
Publisher’s Confessions,‘ A. Dial, 38: 375.
Publishers, Rejected by the. Liv. Age, 248: 35.
Publishers’ Lists, Value of. (H. R. Plomer) Library,
11. s. 31 427.
Publishing as a Business Career. (G. P. Brett) World
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— Commercialization of Literature. (H. Holt) Atlan.
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— An Intimate View of. (W. H. Page) World’s Work,
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— Poet and Publisher. (J . Graham) Canad. M. 25:
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Pud and the Plunger. (W. A. Fraser) Booklover’s
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Pudding Sisters go a—hnnting. Outing, 49: 42.
Pueblo Bonito, New Mex., Ceremonial Objects and
Ornaments in. (G. H. Pepper) Am. Anthropol.
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Pueblo Ehvironment. (W. Hough) Science, 11. s. 23:
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Pueblo Settlements near El Paso, Texas. (J. W.
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Puech, Denys. French Sculpture of To-day. (F. Lees)
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Puff of Wind, A. Chamb. J. 79: 331.
Puget, Pierre-Paul. Am. Arch. 90: 133.
Puget Sound, Commerce of. (F. W. Cushman) Out-
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— Folk of. (D. A. Willey) Outing, 47: 535.
Puget Sound Country, The. (H. Heywood) Calif. M.
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Pugh, Henry. Acad. 64: 626,
Pugilism, An Experiment with. (D. S. Hill) Pedagog.
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Pugsley, William, Attorney-General, New Brunswick.
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Pulgar, Isaac. Support of Religion. (G. Belasco)
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Pulpit, The, and Modern Thought. (F. Sewall) N.
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— Place of the, in Modern Life and Thought.
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Pulpit Rock. (H. F. W. Kanold) Lamp, 28: 221,
Pulpit Strength, and Pastoral Visiting. (F. E. Day)
Meth. R. 62: 877.
Pulque Manufacture from Century Plants.
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Pulse and Rhythm. (M. Hallock) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63:
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Pumping Engines, Foundations for. (C. A. Hague)
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Pnmpion Pye, Ye.
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Pumps, Centrifugal. (W. O. Webber) Cassier, 28:
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(G. C.
(A. E. Thompson) New Eng. M.
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“ Punch ; ” the Cockney’s Calendar. (D. Story) Mun.
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-— Social History of England. (L. Strachey) Critic,
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Punctuatibn. (Addison Hogue) Nation, 83: 164,
—- A Dissolving View of.
233-
(W. P. Garrison) Atlan. 98:
523
PURVES
Punic Sculpture in the Lavigerie Museum of S. Louis
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Punishment, Purpose of. (W. W. McLane) Bib.
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Punishment of Pasquin, The. (H. A. Powell) Over-
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Punjab, Campaign in the, 1848-49.
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— Canal Irrigation in the.
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— — Frontier Recollections.
Blackw. I76: 597.
— in Peace and War, Thorbnrn on. Ath. ’O4, 2: I37.
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—- Irrigation in the. (S. Preston) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 602.
Punkal-Wallah, The; a story. Macmil. 91: 376.
Pupil, The, and the Requirement. (M. C. Robinson)
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Pupils of Cecil Rhodes, The.
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Puppet Crown; a story.
(T. Maunsell)
(C. H. Buck) Geog. J. 27:
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(C. D. Wilson) Over-
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(H. MacGrath) Idler, 20:
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Purizell, Henry, with portrait and bibliography. Mast.
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Purchasers, Rights of. (F. Kelley) Char. 14: 1112,
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Puritan Bishop, A. Macmil. 92: 275.
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Puritan Maid, A. (E. Elliott) New Eng. M. n. s. 27:
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Puritani, I; a story, translated. (A. P. Valdés) Poet-
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Puritanism and Modern Life. (A. H. Bradford) Univ.
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—- The High Ancestry of.
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Puritan’s Wife, A. A Breviate of the Life of Mrs.
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PUSHBALL
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Pushcart Peddlers of New York.
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(A. A. Hill) Indep.
Puss in Boots; an Old Myth in New Dress. Crafts-
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(H. K. Job) Out-
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Queen Cophetua ; a story.
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Queen Mary of Memory Lane. (Caroline W. Morrison)
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Queen’s Hall Orchestra.
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Question of Four Thousand Dollars, A ; a story.
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Race of Number 19; a story. (L. Scott) Am. M. 61:
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Race through the Night. (E. J epson) Lippinc. 712
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Race Decay. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 642 641.
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(W. H.
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Rackham, Arthur, Painter. (A. L. Baldry) Studio
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Rackstrow’s Museum. (G. L. Apperson) Antiq. n. s.
39‘ 343-
Racquet. Season of I906 reviewed. (G. H. Brooke)
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526
RADIO-ACTIVITY
Radclifl-‘e, Dr. John, with portrait. (E. Gosse) Harper,w
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—-— Law of Adaptive.
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Radiation Pressure. (J . H. Poynting) Knowl. n. s. 2:
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Radicals, English, The F irst. (A. M. D. Hughes)
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Radio-active Elements. (Mad. Sklodowska-Curie) In-
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Radio-active Gas in Surface Water. (H. A. Bum-
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—— Penetrating Rays from. (E. Rutherford) Nature,
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427-
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RADIO-ACTIVITY
Radio-activity, Recent Advances in. (F. Soddy) Con-
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— Relation between, and the Composition of Thorium
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Radio-tellurium. (W. Marckwald; F. Soddy) Nature,
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Radium. Chamb. J . 81: 180. -—(E. Merritt) Cent. 45:
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— and Uranium, Relative Proportion of, in Radio-active
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— Can Life be produced by ? (Sir W. Ramsay) Indep.
(H. C.
1
59¢ -
— the Cause of the Earth’s Heat. (E. Rutherford)
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— Discovery of, foretold by Bulwer-Lytton.
Hornblow) Critic, 44: 214,
—- Effect of High Temperatures on the Rate of Decay
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(A.
(R. J . Strutt) Na-
(J . B. Keene) N.
(H. C. Bolton) Pop. Sci.
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——- Production of, by Actinium. (B. B. Boltwood) Am.
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—- Queries about. (M. A. Rosanoif) Nation, 68: 490.
—Ratio of, to Uranium in some Minerals. (B. B.
Boltwood) Am. J. Sci. 168: 97.
—Recent Controversy on. (F. Soddy) Nature, 74:
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-— the Revealer. (C. W. Saleeby) Harper, 109: 8;,
—— The Revelations of. Ed. R. 198: 374.-‘T-Liv. Age,
239‘ 577-
527
RAILROAD
Radium, Roentgen Rays and Ultra-violet Light, Action
of, on Minerals and Gems. (G. F. Kunz and C.
Baskerville) Science, n. s. 18: 769.
——- Rutherford on. Science, n. s. 19: 899.
—- Scintillation of. (R. W. Wood) Science, 11. s. 19: 195.
—-— Wonders of. (C. Moifett) McClure, 22: 3,
Radium-bearing Springs, Delta County, Colo.
Headden) Am. J . Sci. 169: 297,
Radium Emanations, Action of, on Minerals and Gems.
(C. Baskerville and L. B. Lockhart) Am. J . Sci.
170: 95,
-—— Action on Diamond. Nature, 70: 209.
Radium Rays. (S. C. Prescott) Science, 11. s. 20: 246,
Radium Solutions. Science, n. s. 20: 442.
Radley College. Sat. R. 96: 419.
Radnor Valley Farm, The Economical Management of
an Estate. (A. H. Gleason).Ctry Life Am. 8: 299.
Radziwill, Princess Catherine. Recollections. (I. F.
Hapgood) Nation, 79: 482.
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Rae, W. Fraser. Ath. ’05, 1: 111,
Raeburn, Sir Henry. (D. C. Thomson) Art J . 57: 293.
—With portrait. (R. A. M. Stevenson) Book-
man, 16: 552. —With portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Art, 6: 443.
— Armstrong on. Ath. ’o2, 1: 440,
Raff, Joseph Joachim, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Music, 1: pt. 6.
Raifa§lli, J . F., French Pastellist.
dio (Internat.) 23: 146.
Raflies, Sir Stamford, and the Zoiilogical Society.
(D. C. Boulger) Ath. ’05, I: 340.
Raftery, Irish Poet, Songs ascribed to, Hyde on.
(W. P.
(F. J ourdain) Stu-
Ath.’04, 1: 264,
Ragamufiin of the Foothills. (H. A. Vachell) Cornh.
9°‘ 5°7-
Rage to Live, The. Spec. 96: 173. =Liv. Age, 248:
634.
Ragged Schools, Diamond Jubilee of.
Westm. I62: 219,
Ragging in the British Army. Sat. R. 101: 513.
Raging of the Sea, The; a story. (N. Duncan) Mc-
(G. P. H.)
Clure,18: 433.
Ragusa, City of, Customs of. (P. Vinogradoif) Law Q.
21: 179,
Rail, In the Haunts of the. (Bonneycastle Dale) Out-
ing, 46: 271,
Rail Bonds. (W. E. Harrington) J . Frankl. Inst. 157:
57_273~
Rail-heads, Renewable. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 30:
534- ' .
Railroad across Five Continents, from Cape Horn to
the Cape of Good Hope.- (A. H. Ford) Indep. 60:
265. -
— American, Evolution of the. (G. B. Waldron)
Chaut. 39: 316.
— An American State-owned. (U. B. Phillips) Yale
R- 15¢ 259-
— Boston and Albany. (C. S. Harrington) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 18: 404,
— British, Summer Service of. Sat. R. 96: 70.
— Canal and the, 1861-65. (E. D. Fite) Yale R. 15:
I93.
— Highest, of Europe ; Thusis to St. Moritz, Switzer-
land. (E. Bignami) Cassier, 25: 475.
—- in a Theater of War, Operations and Maintenance
of. (W. D. Connor) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 234, 445.
— in War. (J . W. S. Sewell) Army & Navy Life, 8,
no. 9: 19.
— Oldest, in the World ; Swansea to Mumbles in
Wales. (T. Rees) Cassier, 26: 330.
— Rebuilding a Great. (F. H. Spearman) World’s
Work, 8: 5371.
RAILROAD
Railroad to India. Blackw. 171: 337.
Railroad Abuses. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 26: 535.
— Private Cars and the Fruit Industry. (R. S. Baker)
McClure, 26: 398.
Railroad Accident at Charing Cross Station.
Scheifauer) Macmil. 11. s. 1: 431.
Railroad Accidents, American. (D. A. Willey) Chamb.
J. 83: 743.——Nation, 82: 259,-—(E. A. Moseley)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 592.
-—- — for Year ending June, 1903. Science, 11. s. 20:
126,
- —- Recent, 1905. (C. W. Doten) Am. Statis. Assoc.
9: 155.
—- Cause and Prevention of. (C. D. Hine) Outl. 32:
(H.
19,
— Causes of. (C. H. Allison) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 83.
— — American. (F. W. Haskell) Engin. M. 28: 321.
—- Death-roll of. (Leroy Scott) World’s Work, 9:
5699-
- For Public Safety. Outl. 82: 734.
— Why Preventable Ones happen.
VVorld’s Work, 12: 8007,
Railroad and Canal Commission of 1888, English.
(S. J. McLean) Q. J. Econ. 20: 1,
Railroad Appliances, New. (G. L. Fowler) Cassier, 30:
(H. L. Stone)
353-
Railroad Bookstall, The. Chamb. J . 82: 375.
Railroad Builders, The Great. (E. J . Edwards) Mun-
sey, 28: 641,
Railroad Building, Arctic. (G. E. Walsh) Cassier, 25:
264.
—as a Mode of Warfare. (J . M. Palmer) No. Am.
175: 844-
‘— by Automatic Machinery in Western U. S.
Willey) Booklover’s M. 4: 687.
— A Feat in. (L. Lewis) World’s Work, 11: 6859,
—— in Canada. (H. J . Moorhouse) Canad. M. 23: 97.
— State, Disastrous Results of, in Italy. (H. R. Meyer)
J. Pol. Econ. I4: 362,
— — in France, Breakdown of. (H. R. Meyer) J . Pol.
Econ. 14: 450.
Railroad Carriages, Past and Present.
Bride) Canad. M. 18: 3
Railroad Casualties. (H. H. Langton) Nation, 83: 53.
Railroad Collisions, Prevention of. (B. B. Adams)
Nation, 79: 310.
Railroad Combinations and Small Investors.
Newcomb) Booklover’s M. 1: 397.
Railroad Commissions, Recent Legislation affecting.
(F. H. Dixon) Pol. Sci. 20: 612,
— State, The Work of. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 81: 374,
Railroad Companies, British, Financial Policy of. (C.
H. Grinling) Bank. M. (Lond.) 74: 349.
—— French Benevolent and Provident Arrangements
of. (L. Katscher) J . Pol. Econ. 10: 645,
Railroad Congress, International, Washington, May,
1905. World To-day, 9: 882. —Nation, 80: 391,
Railroad Consolidation ; a Radical View. (H. D.
Lloyd) Booklover’s M. 1: 391.
Railroad Corporations, Capitalization of. (W. Barker)
No. Am. 183: 717.
Railroad Couplings, British Automatic.
Brockelbank) J . Soc. Arts, 51: 5 35.
Railroad Discrimination. (Frank Parsons) Arena, 3 5:
2.
Railroad Economi.cs, Ackworth’s Elements of. (L.
Macassey) Econ. J . 15: 219.
— and the Free Trade Principle.
Econ. R. 16: 273.
Railroad Empire, The. (Frank Parsons) Arena, 3 5: 22,
Railroad Employees; Asleep at his Post. Outl. 83:
656.
-— Organizations of. (S. Cadwallader) Chant. 39: 340.
(D. A.
(W. D. Mc-
(H. T.
(T. A.
(W. W. Carlile)
528
RAILROAD
Railroad Engineering, Feats of Modern. (H. H. Lewis)
World’s Work, 6: 3898,
Railroad Enterprises, Greatest Year of New. (J . D.
Latimer) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 449.
Railroad Expenditures, Element of Labor in.
Horst) Am. Statis. Assoc. 8: 59.
Railroad Fares, Cheaper. (Horace Bell) J . Soc. Arts,
50: 88.
— in Belgium, Cheap, for Workmen.
Econ. J. 16: 536.
-—- Zone System of. (E. Tregear) Indep. 5 5: 2045.
Railroad Finance, Trust Mortgage in. (T. W. Mitch-
ell) Q. J. Econ. 20: 443.
Railroad Guides, Early. (J . Leighton) Chamb. J . 83:
(A. L.
(E. Mahaim)
774-
Railroad Incidents, Odd. (H. E. Hamblen) Munsey,
28: 179,
Railroad Landscape Gardening.
lover’s M. 5: 701.
Railroad Machine Shop, Organization of the. (H. W.
Jacobs) Engin. M. 31: 897-908, 32: 21, 177,
Railroad Magnates of the U. S., with portraits. Book-
lover’s M. I: 335. —(E. D. Tittman) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 65.
Railroad Men, Social Centers for. (F. G. Bray) Chant.
(K. L. Smith) Book-
s9- 365-
— Social Clubs for. (M. G. Cunnifi’) World’s Work,
3: 2002,
Railroad Merger, The First, in the U. S. (E. O.
Berry) Everybody’s, 8: 304.
Railroad Methods and Railroad Kings. (C. M. Keys)
World’s Work, 10: 6652,
Railroad Mileage and Wealth. (G. M. Walker) World’s
Work, 6: 3560.
Railroad Monopolies, are they authorized by the Laws
of New York? (E. L. Andrews) Am. Law R.
40: 558.
Railroad Oddities. (L. E. Taylor) Chant. 39: 330.
Railroad Officials, Making of. (J. A. Tyson) Munsey,
30: 868.
Railroad Pooling and the Amendment of the Inter-
state Commerce Act. (W. A. Robertson) Forum,
33= 143:
Railroad Problem, Great Changes in the. (W. Z.
Ripley) World’s Work, 10: 6764,
—J. J . Hill and -E. H. Harriman on. (W. Hill) J .
Pol. Econ. 14: 627. '
— President Roosevelt’s. (W. Z. Ripley) Atlan. 96:
377-
Railroad Professional Education. (W. M. Ackworth)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 130,
Railroad Property and Securities, Reports on. Q. J . I
Econ. 17: 505.
Railroad Question, The Equities of the. Bank M.
(N. Y.) 70: 365.
Railroad Rate Bill, Passage of the. (R. Ogden) Na-
tion, 82: 420,
— what it is and what it will do.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 65.
Railroad Rate-making by Congress, Some Legal As-
pects of. (R. Olney) No. Am. 181: 481.
Railroad Rate Problems. (H. Lamont) Nation, 79:
2.
Railroad Rates. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 26: 47.-
(W. Morton Grinnell) No. Am. 180: 235. —(J.
Bascom) Yale R. 14: 237.
— American. (H. G. A. Baker) Econ. R. 16: 180.
— -—- Noyes and Haines on. (W. H. Parker) Dial, 40:
(C. A. Prouty) R.
— and. Court Review. (C. A. Prouty), R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
333 594- '
-— and the Flow of our Foreign Trade. (F. A. Ogg) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 331 458.
RAILROAD
Railroad Rates, and Industrial Progress. (S. Spencer)
Cent. 49: 380.
-— as Protective Tariffs. (H. R. Meyer) J . Pol. Econ.
141 I. — (M. O. Lorenz) J. Pol. Econ. I4: 170.
— British vs. Foreign. (E. A. Pratt) Monthly R. 18,
no. 1: 107.
—by Fiat, and Existence by License.
Yale R. 14: 260,
— Congressional Rate-making by Commission.
Cessua) No. Am. 182: 84.
(D. Willcox)
(J . B .
— Control of. (H. S. Smalley) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d
ser. 7: 321.
— — Roosevelt and. (W. R. Wheeler) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 7: 127.
—— Debate in the Senate, 1906. (I. Rayner) Indep.
60: 1408.
— Democratic Party and. (J . Sharp Williams) Indep.
60: 485.
-— French Method of controlling.
Q. J. Econ. 20: 279.
—-— Government Making of, Social and Industrial Effects
of. (J . B. Phillips) Univ. Colo. Stud. 32 I87.
— Government Regulation of. (H. R. Meyer) Am.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 7: 61. — (B. H. Meyer) J. Pol.
Econ. 14: 86. —(Frank Parsons) Arena, 35: 346.
—(W. E. Chandler) Green Bag, 18: 9.-(Adel-
bert Moot) Harv. Law R. 19: 487. —-Vanderbilt
Univ. 61 77. ——(R. H. McDonald, jr.) Calif. M.
32 244. —— (P. Morton) Outl. 79: 119. —(L. Tuttle)
Outl. 79: 375. —Outl. 80: 563.
— — and Railway Pools. (J . W. Midgely) World To-
day, 10: 617,
—- — A Brief Review of the Subject of. (J . W. Lord)
N0. Am. 181: 754.
— — is Impracticable. (B. Esterline) Am. Law R. 39:
(W. H. Buckler)
517-
— — Is it a Step to Government—ownership ? (Edwin
F. Gruhl and Edgar E. Robinson) Arena, 36: 622,
—— — is Unnecessary and would be very Dangerous.
(D. Wilcox) No. Am. 180: 410,
— — The Issue stated. Outl. 81: 353.
-— — Meyer on. (B. Lee) J. Pol. Econ. 14: 49.
— —-— The Pending Step in. (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: I07,
— — President’s Message on. Outl. 78: 963.
—— — A Reply to Prof. B. H. Meyer, Privy Councillor
von der Leyen, Prof. Willard Fisher. (H. R.
Meyer)J. Pol. Econ. I4: 193.
-— -— Some Legal Aspects of.
I81: 481,
-— Legislation on.
835.
— Legislative Regulation of. (W. D. Hines) Am.
Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 84. —(A. B. Stickney) Pol.
Sci. 21: 28.
—-— Maintenance, not Making.
World To-day, 8: 427,
—- Power of Congress over. (V. Morawetz) Harv. Law
R, 18: 572,
-- Power of Congress to fix.
-— Regulation of, in Canada.
ss= 419.
- A Sidelight. (S. Stevens) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 326,
-—Statistics of; how they mislead. (W. G. Joerns)
Arena, 33: 624.
—-— Trunk-line System. (W. Z. Ripley) Q. J . Econ. 20:
183.
—— The Vital Question of Differentials. (J . W. Midg-
ley) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 598.
Railroad Reading-rooms for Employees of the Santa
Fe. (S. E. Busser) Out West, 25: 125,
Railroad Rebates. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 26: 179,
—-— and Preferences; by a Railway Employee. Outl.
80: 577,
(R. Olney) No. Am.
(Jonathan P. Dolliver) Indep. 60:
(Edgar A. Bancroft)
Harv. Law R. 20: 127,
(S. J . McLean) Forum,
529
RAILROADS
Railroad Repair Shops, Tool-room Practice in. (R.
Emerson) Engin. M. 28: 411.
Railroad Securities as an Investment. (A. D. Noyes)
Atlan. 97: 532.
Railroad Signaling. (H. G. Archer) Pall Mall M. 27:
339-
Railroad Stations, Improvement in. (Mrs. A. E.
McCrea) Chaut. 39: 368.
-— The P. L. M. in Paris. Archit. Rec. 12: 492.
—Roofs of. (W. N. Twelvetrces) Am. Arch. 89:
89.
Railroad Stocks, The Outlook for, 1902. (C. H. Grin-
ling) Bank. M. (Lond.) 75: 64.
— Stagnation of. (C. H. Grinling) Bank. M. (Lond.)
76: 330.
Railroad Subsidies and their Folly. (W. D. Gregory)
Canad. M. 19: 47,
—— in Canada. (J . E. Le Rossignol) Canad. M. 20: 419.
Railroad Superstitions. (H. E. Hamblen)Munsey, 27:
596.
Railroad Supplies, Testing and Inspection of. (R.
Job) J. Frankl. Inst. 162: 31.
Railroad System, Anatomy of a Great. (H. T. New-
comb) Yale R. 13: 347.
Railroad Taxation; an Exhaustive Study.
Pettypiece) Canad. M. 20: 3 5 3.
Railroad Terminal Operations. (F. Spearman) Outl.
(H. J.
775 23-
Railroad Trade Journalism. (F. C. Bray) Chaut. 39:
332-
Railroad Train Dispatching from New York Grand
Central Station Yard. Everybody’s, 9: 298.
Railroad Train Service in England. Sat. R. 98: 39.
Railroad Trains, High Speed, American and European.
(G. G. Tunell) J . Pol. Econ. 12: 34,
-— on Ferries. (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 24: 55.
—-— The 20th Century Limited. (J . M. Chapple) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) I8: 385,
Railroad Travel, American, Safety in. (D. A. VVilley)
Cassier, 28: 5 5.
—-— The California “ Overland Limited” Train. (H. I.
Cleveland) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 418,
- Comfort and Safety in. Chamb. J . 82: 230.
— Past and Present. (F. McDermott) J . Soc. Arts, 491
222,
—— Speed and Stability in.
636.
Railroad Wreck-master, Work of.
Cosmopol. 33: 16.
Railroad Wrecks ; how handled.
Booklover’s M. 32 663.
Railroading as a Profession.
P01-351 462-
-Ten Years’ Advance in.
I/Vork, 7: 4526.
Railroads above the Clouds. (VV. Harper) Cosmopol.
s7= 380.
—-— Advisory Councils in the Administration of. (B. H.
Meyer) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 74.
(G. R. Dunell) Nature, 74:
(W. C. Hollister)
(D. A. Willey)
(W. J . Wilgus) Cosmo-
(H. L. Stone) World’s
—-American. (A. G. Sedgwick) Nation, 772 33!.
—- — Alleged Superiority of. (H. W. Horwill) Indep.
54: 2068,
—- —- Distribution of Stockholdings in.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 475.
—- —-— Permanence of the Prosperity of.
Barnaby) No. A1n. I83: 384.
—-— Anatomy of aGreat Railway System. (H. T. New-
comb) Yale R. 131 347.
—- and Congress. (J . J . Esch) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 21.
—-and the People. (W. H. Glasson) So. Atlan. Q.
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—-— and the Square Deal, The.
Work, 10: 6723,
(S. Huebner)
(H. C. G.
(R. Thomas) World’s
+
RAILROADS
Railroads and Industries. (H. T. N ewcomb) Gunton’s
M, 22: 26,
— and the U. S. Government.
nian, 2: 359.
—— Block System on. (J . J . Esch) Am. M. 60: 707,
— British, American View of. (R. Morris) Atlan. 982
65.
—- —-and Foreign Goods Traffic. (A. Dudley Evans)
Econ. J. 15: 37. -
— — Do they earn their Dividends ? (H. W. Wilson)
National, 40: 206,
—- — Waking up. (W. R. Lawson) Contemp. 83: 4! 3.
— —- What can America learn from? (A. S. Hurd)
Cassier, 30: 512,
— — Why they are Safe.
Work. 9= 5933-
— Canada’s Plan for Transcontinental.
Booklover’s M. 1: 407,
— Claims against ; the Native Land of Tricks. Indep.
54= 2173-
—- Common Sense of the Question.
No. Am. 180: 576,
— Concentration of Control in. (H. T. Newcomb)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 89.
-— Consolidation of, Increasing. (M. G. Cunniff)
World’s Work, 3: 1775.
— Earnings of, Prospect for.
Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 74,
— Electrification of. (W. Maver, jr.) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
341 712.
—— Experiments in Public Ownership. World’s Work,
13= 8333-
- Fast Trains, American and German.
J. Pol. Econ. 10: 361.
— —— British and F rench.
M. 28: 97.
—- — Foreign, in 1902-03,
Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 121.
-— — New York to Chicago in Twenty Hours. (R.
Doubleday) World’s Work, 4: 2455.
— Freight-rates made by the. (W. D. Taylor) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 7o.
-—- Government Control and Ownership of, in Italy and
France. (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, I4: 340.
— — Possibilities of. (J . B. Phillips) Arena, 34: 458.
-— Government Ownership of. (M. A. Knapp) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19! 61.
— —— in Germany. (C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, I4:
178.
— Governmental Regulation of. Outl. 79: 368.
— —- President Hadley on. (W. M. Daniels) Nation,
80: 282,
— Highest, in the World.
To-day, 10: 511.
— How they build up the West. (R. I. Cuyler) World
To-day, 8: 157.
— in Egypt, Light.
— in Modern Warfare.
— Influence of, on Military History.
Un. Serv. M. 32: 701,
—— Light, in Belgium. (A. Nerincx) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 19: 108,
— National Regulation of.
Assoc. 3d ser. 4: 71.
—— Nationalization of, in Switzerland.
Arena, 36: 577.
— New Trade Routes in Europe.
temp. 88: 665.
-— The New York Central Lines.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 593.
-— of Germany. (O. Eltzbacher) Contemp. 87: 174,
-—- -—- and England. (W. M. Acworth) Contemp. 87:
57°-
(A. Del Mar) Califor-
(J . D. Whelpley) World’s
(J . H. Ewan)
(F. G. N ewlands)
(R. W. Martin) R. of
(G. C. Tunell)
(H. G. Archer) Pall Mall
(B. H. Meyer) Ann. Am.
(W. E. Parsons) World
(A. W. Peacock) Cassier, 21: 373.
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 301.
(C. H. Wilson)
(C. A. Prouty) Am. Econ.
(F. Parsons)
(J . S. Mann) Con-
(M. Mannering)
530
RAIN FALL
Railroads, on Trial. (R. S. Baker) McClure, 27: 131,
— Oriental. _.(S. Krausz) New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 65 5.
— Pioneer Canals and, Millions for. (A. B. Hulbert)
Chaut. 39: 5:.
— The President and the. (C. A. Prouty) Cent. 49:
644. — (Cy Warman) World To-day, I0: 261. —
(W. Z. Ripley) Atlan. 96: 486.
—- Pres. Roosevelt’s Policy with the.
Dart. Bi-Mo. I2 57.
— The Private-car Abuse. (R. S. Baker) McClure,
26: 318.
—— Question of. (L. Satterthwait) Arena, 33: 522,
—- Rates on. See Railroad Rates.
—— Repeal of the Legislative Restrictions on, and Slum
O-vercrowdiug. Westm. I58: 259.
— Safety Appliances on. (T. A. Brockelbank) Sat. R.
94: 491-
- Safety of Employees and Travelers on, should it be
promoted by Legislation? (J. J . Esch) No. Am.
179: 671,
—— Sane View of the Problem. (L. Satterthwait) Arena,
341 I46-
— Single-rail Motor for Rapid Travel.
Everybody’s, 6: 190,
— Snatching Control of.
402,
— Southeastern and Chatham and Dover, England;
Railway Monopoly at VVork.—— (F. Stofford) Na-
tional, 41: 235.
— Spearman on. (J . J . Halsey) Dial, 38: 196,
—— Speed on, High. (L. Scott) Am. M. 60: 622,
-—- State Management of, in Italy. (G. l/V. del F erro)
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— Stock Gamblers and Managers of.
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-—— Taxation of ; Legal Supervision of the Transporta-
tion Tax. (B. Adams) No. Am. 179: 37!.
—- Taxation of Gross Receipts of, in VVisconsin. (G. E.
Snider) Am. Econ Assoc. 3d ser. 7: 515.
— The Traffic Manager and the Shipper. (P. S. F iske)
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— The Trusts and the People, Parsons on. Arena,
36= 557. ~
— Twenty-five Years of Bribery and Corrupt Prac-
(F. H. Dixon)
(F. B . Behr)
(A. D. Noyes) Nation, 83:
(S. H. Allen)
tices. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 312 12.
—- When the Drawis Open. (H. E._Hamblen) Mun-
$811,321 566-
— Why they do not pay better. Chamb. J . 83: 230,
Rails, Steel, Manufacture of, in Western Pennsylvania.
(J. M. Swank) Pennsyl. M. 28: 1,
— Strains in the Base of, under Moving Trains. (P.
H. Dudley) Science, 11. s. 17: 733.
Rain, Black, in North Carolina. (M. Morse) Science,
11. s. 15: 1034.
-—— Magic of. (C. Q. Turner) Outing, 48: 493.
—— Making. (J. T. Ellis) Calif. M. I: 104,
“Rain-in-the-Face ; ” the Story of a Sioux Warrior.
(C. A. Eastman) Outl. 84: 507,
Rainbow, Airy’s Theory of the.
Frankl. Inst. I56: 335.
Rainbow; the Token of a Covenant. Am. Antiq. 28:
65.
Raindrop, Romance of a.
.1.
Rainfall. (VV. Marriott) Knowl. n. s. 2: 221.
—— and Sunspots. (R. D. Ward) Science, 11. s. 18: 91.
—- — for 35 Years. (W. J . S. Lockyer) Nature. 68: 8.
—— Autumnal, Effect of, upon Wheat-crops. Nature,
711 47°- ' D
-— Commerce and Politics.
11. s. I 5: 110,
— Distribution of. (A. J . Herbertson) Harper, 105:
(D. Hammer) J .
(A. H. Bell) Chamb. J . 80:
(R. D. Ward) Science,

9°7-
RAINF ALL
Rainfall, in Africa. (J . R. Sutton; J . Eliot) Nature,
' 6
71 . . .
—- Indian and South African, 1892-1902, (D. E.
Hutchins) Nature, 71: 342,
—- of Mexico. Science, 11. s. 232 472.
Rainier, Mt. (J. E. Ross) Land of Sun. 9: 169.
— Ascent of, by Sierra Club and Mazamas. (W. Rod-
man) Out West, 24: 365.
— Climbing. (Anne S. Monroe) World To-day, 92 1047.
— From Surf to Summit. (Harry H. Brown) Over-
land, 11. s. 46: 447.
Rainsford, W. S. (J eannette L. Gilder) Critic, 44:
405.—(P. S. Grant) Char. I5: 750.
—-A Preacher’s Story of his Work. Outl. 731 821-
962, 74: 88-227,
Raisin-making. (D. E. Kessler) Land of Sun. 11: 18.
Raisuli, Moorish Brigand. (W. B. Harris) Indep. 571
201,
Raleigh, Walter. (E. Gosse) Geog. J . 21! 602.
— an Adventurer of the 16th Century ; his Home then
and later. (J . G. Sieveking) Gent. M. n. s. 721 38.
— R0dd’s. Sat. R. 98: 701.
Raleigh Rock. Nat. Geog. M. 14: I48.
Ralph Elliot ; a Tale of the Year 1848. Macmil. n. s.
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Ram, The, in the Light of Recent Events. Un. Serv.
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Ramapo, Memories of. M. of Hist. 41 I39.
Rambles with an American. (C. Tearle) Temp. Bar,
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Rambuteau, Comte de.
tion, 90: 208,
Ramie and its Possibilities.
(A. Laugel) Na-
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(Mrs. E. Hart) J . Soc.
Arts, 54: 561.
-— The Textile of the Future. (D. E. Radclyffe) Asia.
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Ramona, The Ideal and the Real. (C. C. Davis) Out
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Rampolla, Cardinal, Editorial Labors of.
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Ramsay, Alexander, Governor of Minnesota, with por-
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Ramsay, David, as a Plagiarist. (O. G. Libby) Am.
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Ramsay, Sir George, a Neglected English Economist.
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Ranch, The I01. (M. G. Cunnifi’) I/Vorld’s Work, II!
7219-
Ranching; how I became a Ranchman in California.
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— in the Canadian Northwest. (J . G. Webster)
Chamb. J. 82: 453.
— in Mexico. Chamb. J. 83; 535.
—- Recollections of. (J . R. E. Sumner) Longm. 44: 290,
Ranchwoman, Five Days a. (E. Whiting) Outl. 83:
998-
Rand, Benjamin. (J. E. Chapman) Canad. M. 28: 16.
Rand Mines, Chinese Laborers on the. Chamb. J . 81:
748-
Rand School of Social Science. (F. J. Mather, jr.)
Nation, 83: 278,
Randall’s Step; a story. (E. Boltwood) Mnnsey, 32:
216,
Randolph, Thomas. Acad. 69: 683.: Liv. Age, 246:
444-
Randsburg, Cal. Land of Sun. 6: 167,
Range-finder, Forbes. Good Words, 432 748.
Range-finders. (G. Forbes) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 78.
Ranger, Henry Ward. (A. Hoeber) Cent. 48: 636. —
(H. VV. Bromhead) Studio (Internat.) 29: xxxiii.
-——With portrait. (P. Dougherty) Brush & P. 16:
(H. Thurs-
39-
- Marine Paintings of. (C. H. Cafin) Critic, 43: 5' .
531
RAVEN
Rangoon. (E. Washburn) Outl. 77: 749.
Rank, Relative. Un. Serv. M. 27: 212.
Ranke, Leopold von, Reminiscences of.
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Ransom, Matthew Whitaker. (R. L. Flowers) So.
Atlan. Q. 42 I59.
Ransom of Mack, The ; a story. (O. Henry) McClure,
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Rapallo, and the Italian Riviera.
Harper, 104: 380,
Raphael. (J . La Farge) McClure, I8: 309.
— La Belle Jardiniére. Art J. 56: 153,
— Description of his Frescoes, with portrait. Mast. in
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Raphides, Protective Function of.
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Rapid Travel of the Future.
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Rapp, Peter, The Story of. Chaut. 37: 193.
Ras Haskins’s Dog. (J . H. Tuckerman) Outing, 40:
573-
Rat, The Common.
Chamb. J. 82: 62.
Rat-catcher, Edinburgh, of the Olden Times.
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Rat Plague, The. Spec. 93: 337. —Spec. 95: 603. I
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“ Rata Encoronada, La,” Ship of the Spanish Armada.
(W. S. Green) Macmil. 89: 265.
Rate Maintenance, not Rate Making. (Edgar A. Ban-
croft) World To-day, 8: 427.
Rates, Reasonable. (A. D. Adams) J . Pol. Econ. 12:
70.
See Railroad Rates.
Rathbone, W. Spec. 95¢ 258.
Rational Living, King on. (T. D. A. Cockrell) Dial,
40: I 51,
Rationalism and Apologetics. Ed. R. 204: I97,
— Benn’s History of English, in the 19th Century. (J.
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(F. von
(E. C. Peixotto)
(W. Bay-
(T. H. Kearney)
(J. P. Fox) \Vorld’s
(E. A. Woodrufie-Peacock)
(Major-
3 I 3.
—— The New Light. (G. Mortimer) Westm. I 57: 443.
— Reason and, from the Side of Religion. (H. H.
Henson) Good Words, 45-I I5-7I7. ‘
Rationalistic Attitude, Examination of the. (G. Spil-
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Rationality and Belief. (A. K. Rogers) Philos. R. 13:
30-
Rattazzi, Madame. Ath. ’02, I1 209.
Rattlesnake, The. (W. Seton) Oath. World, 772 436.
—(W. A. Wright) Land of Sun. 13: 254.
—and its Venom. (W. H. Backus) Out West, 181
691,
Rattlesnakes, Hunting, with a Camera.
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— near the Mississippi. Delta. (F. A. Hunt) Overland,
n. s. 46: I13,
Rauch, Frederick Augustus. (E. V. Gerhart) Ref. Ch.
R. 50: :45.
— as Man and Philosopher.
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Ravelston Dykes; a Disappearing Edinburgh Land-
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Raven, J . James, Canon. Ath. ’06, 2: 366.
Raven. The. (R. B. Smith) 19th Cent. 53: 241, 430. I
E01. M. 140: 581.=Liv. Age, 236: 670, 237: 20;,
(W. H.
(R. C. Schiedt) Ref. Ch.
RAVENN A
Ravenna. (A. Symons) Harper, 109: 618,
-— A Tomb at. (J . Cartwright) Monthly R. 21, no. I:
8'.
Ravehs, The, and the Potlatch.
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Rawhide, The; a story.
(Hal Hoffman) Over-
(S. E. White) Blackw. I76:
646, 786. 177: 92, 264, =MeC1ure, 24: 172, 284,
Rawlinson, George, Canon. Geog. J . 20: S49.—Ath.
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Ray, John, Footsteps of. Sat. R. 1011 815-
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Reaction, A; a story. (J . J . Bell) Chamb. J . 80: 236,
Reaction—times as a Test of Mental Ability. (G. M.
Whipple) Am. J . Psychol. I 5: 489.
—— Relation between the Vaso-motor Waves and. (W.
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Reactions, Antagonistic. (W. C. Smith) Mind, 28:
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Read, Katherine, Court Paintress. (A. F. Steuart)
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Read, Samuel, a Neglected English Economist.
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Read, Thomas Buchanan, Home of.
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Reade, Charles, Ancestors of, in the Civil War. (Comp-
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— as a Dramatist and Novelist. (S. Urban) Gent. M.
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—— His Opinion of himself and of Geo. Eliot. Book-
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— Novels of. (L. Melville) Chamb. J. 82: 524, — (W,
F. Lord) 19th Cent. 54: 275.=Ecl. M. 141: 545.
ILiv. Age, 238: 577.
Reade, Esdras. (C. F. Read) N. E. Reg. 60: 137.
Reader, Ella Rawls, Financier, with portrait. (J . W.
Tompkins) Everybody’s, 13: 310-832,
Reader, The; a story. (Maxim Gorky) Poet-Lore,
I5, 110- 21 33-
Reader and Writer ; their Relations in Literature.
Acad. 63: 89.
Reading, England. Our English Parent Towns.
F. Adams) N. E. Reg. 60: 57.
Reading, Pa. (E. R. Gerber) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 766.
-— and Morlattan, Pa., Missions at, 1765. Pennsyl. M.
25: 537-
Reading. (G. Brandes) Internat. Q. 12: 273.
— Art of. (L. E. Gates) Booklover’s M. I2 415.
— Blight of Triviality in. (A. Fellows) Macmil. n. s.
(E.
(A. W. Quinby)
(O.
2: 132.
—— Books through their Backs. (G. S. Lee) Atlan. 90:
124,
—- Commonplaces of. (J . Morley) Critic, 48: 144.
—— Concerning the Difiiculty of. (Kate Magnus) Good
Words, 46: 369. *-
— The Delights of Indiscriminate.
Dial, 40: 111,
-— Encouragement of Serious, Aid from University
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—- — by Public Libraries. (B. Winser) Lib. J . 28: 237,
-— — by Universities. (V. L. Collins) Lib. J . 28: 233,
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227,
— — “ Profit you in what you Read ? ” - (C. M. Har-
per) Lib. J. 23: 217.
-— — Survey of the Field.
28: 222,
— for Boys. Some things a Boy of Seventeen should
have had an Opportunity to read. (H. L. Elmen-
dorf) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 713.
-—— for Girls. (Dorothea Beale) Sat. R. 98: 609.
-— for the Poor. (W. F. Persons) Char. 82 416. = Lib.
J. 27: 245.
(P. F. Bicknell)
(Alice B. Kroeger) Lib. J .
532
REAL
Reading, for Young People. (Lettie M. Crafts) Pub.
Lib. 7: 117.
See Children, Reading for.
— Habit of, in the United States.
nam, I2 203,
— How Children learn to read.
Pedagog. Sem. I2: 496.
-—- in the Advanced Schools. (S. E. Stoever) Educa.
25: 112,
— in Bed. Spec. 911 966.
— in the Classical High School, Voluntary, from the
Pupil’s Point of View. (S. Thurber) School R.
13: 168,
— in Elementary Schools, Voluntary.
School R. 13: 159.
—- in the English High School, Voluntary.
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— in the Home. Outl. 74: 450.
—- Is it Increasing or Decreasing ? (A. E. Bostwick)
Lib. J. 27: 124,
— A Neglected Branch. (C. A. Hardwick) Educa. 22:
(G. Michaud) Put-
(Lucinda P. Boggs)
(E. H. Russell)
(L. B.
503-
— New Books. (H. W. Boynton) Outl. 81: 788,
— of the Colonial Girl. (C. A. Barnicoat) 19th Cent.
60: 939.
-—— of Farmers, The. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 83: I78.
— of High School Pupils. (A. Abbott) School R. 10:
— of the Modern Girl. (Florence B. Low) 19th Cent.
59: 278. = Liv. Age, 249: 195. .
—— of Periodicals and Newspapers, Extent of. (J . C.
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— of the World’s Classics. Acad. 642 319.
— Oral, as an Aid in the Interpretation of Literature
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337. .
— Out of Doors. (E. Thomas) Atlan. 92: 275.
— Pace in. Atlan. 90: 143,
-—- Popular, in Great Britain.
(N. Y.) 32: 328.
-—- Quality of American. (J . C. Dana; G. P. Brett;
E. D. North; M. Van Rensselaer) Outl. 75: 767,
-
77;-
(H. Jones) R. of Rs.
— Remarks on. Cent. 48: 154.
— Securing Better, in Public Libraries. (Bessie S.
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— The Vice of. (E. Wharton) No. Am, 177: 513.
— What do the Masses read ? (J . G. Leigh) Econ. R.
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— What People read. (Florence Bell) Indep. R. 7:
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Reading-books our Grandparents used. (C. Johnson)
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Reading Journey in Belgium and Germany, A. Chaut.
40: 423-522, 42: 123,
-— in the Borderlands of the United States.
38: 20-341,
Reading Public, The. (H. W. Boynton) Critic, 44:
455.—Out1. 70: 949. -— (J. H. Canfield; J. C.
Dana; Mary E. Hazeltine) Outl. 71: 248.
Ready Letter-writer; Stories of the Nevada Madi-
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Reagan, John H. (VV. F. McCaleb) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q. 9: 4I. — With portrait. (W. F. McCaleb) R. of
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Real and Ideal in Art, The. (W. Richmond) M. of
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Real Daughter of the Revolution.
pinc. 69: 641.
Chant.
(C. Gebhardt) Lip-
(C. K. Zug) Ann.

Real Estate as Security for Loans.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 51.
‘Ream, Norman Bruce, with portrait.
REAL
Real Estate, The Boom in. World’s Work, 12: 7934.
— New Era in Financing of. World’s Work, 41 2486.
-— Perpetual Restrictions on. Am. Arch. 88: 95.
-— Recent Schemes for rating Urban Land Values.
(F. Y. Edgeworth) Econ. J. 16: 66.
-— Registration of Title to. (W. C. Mains) Forum, 331
31 0.
Real Estate Trust Company, Wreck of the. (G. Wil-
kinson) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 436.
Real Impressionist, A. (A. Wallie) Longm. 45: 80.
Real Margaret, The; a story. (Ina B. Roberts) Lip-
pinc. 752 228.
Real Property, Old Law of, as modified in the U. S.
(G. H. Smith) Am. Law R. 39: I.
Real Springtime for me, The. (L. H. French) Cent.
441 303-
Real Thing, The. (A. W. Bailey) Outl. 79: 598.
Real Thing, The. (E. W. Champney) Putnam, I: 192.
Realf, Richard, An Overlooked American Shelley. (J .
W. Stimson) Arena, 30: 15.
Realism. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 34: 202.—
(C. G. Brown) Westm. I58: 338. -— (C. W. Saleeby)
Acad. 68: 154, 245, 499.
—— Best, and Some Recent Books.
Bookman, 21: 598.
—— The New, and the Old Idealism. (J . S. Mackenzie)
Mind, 31: 308.
-— Royce’s Refutation of.
R, 11: 43.
Realistic Philosophy; its Strength and Weakness.
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Reality, Appearances and. (H. A. Prichard) Mind,
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-— Common-sense View of. (S. S. Colvin) Philos. R.
11: 139.
-— Fundamental, from the Point of View of Psycho-
logy. (G. A. Tawney) Am. J. Theol. I0: 517.
—— Haldane’s Pathway to. (H. Rashdall) Mind, 29:
410. — Ed. R. 200: 182. — (J. E. McTaggart)
Monthly R. I 5, no. 3: 85.-—-(W. Caldwell) Philos.
R. 13: 51.
Realization; astory. (Josephine Elyom) Cosmopol. 3 5:
(F. T. Cooper)
(W. P. Montague) Philos.
404- ~
Really Masters. (E. Pomeroy) Arena, 33! 5I.
Realm of Enchantment, The ; a story. (S. H. Adams)
McClure, 23: 520,
(E. Lefevre)
Cosmopol. 37: 87.
Reason, Creative, in Aristotle‘s Philosophy. (W. A.
Hammond) Philos. R. 11: 238,
—Life of, Santayana on. (A. K. Rogers) Dial, 40:
87. — (A. K. Rogers) Dial, 38: 349.
—-— Practical vs. Pure Reason. (E. Hannath) Month,
103: 290,
Reasoning, Symbolic.
Reasoning Faculties, Swedenborg’s “ Rational.”
Roeder) N. Church R. 9: 563.
Reasons and Causes. (J . Bascom) Bib. Sac. 63: 125,
Reavis, James A. (W. M. Tipton) Land of Sun. 8:
107, 161.
Rebates, National Regulation of State. (R. S. Minot)
Nation, 82: 72.
Sec Railroad Rebates.
Rebaut, J ean, and Queen Elizabeth.
Am. Hist. R. 9: 456,
Rebecca Mary’s Bereavement.
per, 111: 132.
Rebecca Mary’s Diary.
(H. MacColl) Mind, 27: 352.
(A.
(W. Lowery)
(A. H. Donnell) Har-
(A. H. Donnell) Harper, 110:
RebgdZa’s Thought Book. (Kate D. Wiggin) M.
40: 52-,
Rebel, Thd; a story. (C. L. Leipoldt) Monthly R. I6,
no. 1: 152. =Liv. Age, 242: 368,
533
RECLAMATION
Rebellion of M’lindy Ann; a story. (J. T. Bishop)
Munsey, 31: 124,
Rebus, The, in Art. (E. Moore) Craftsman, 5: 239.
Recall ; a Political Experiment. (C. D. Willard) Outl.
78: 472.
Recamier, Madame. (A. Laugel) Nation, 74: 267, 305,
324-
— and her Friends. (C. Harwood) Putnam, I1 320. —
(H. Belloc) Sat. R. 931 833.
Receivers, Acts of Congress permitting Suits against
Federal, and Injunctions from State Courts. (W.
A. Coutts) Am. Law R. 39: 59.
——Rule forbidding Suits against, without Lease, as
applied to Receiver managing Railroad and like
Corporation. (W. A. Coutts) Am. Law R. 38: 516.
Receiverships, Ancillary, in Bankruptcy. (L. M.
Friedman) Harv. Law R. 18: 519,
Receiving Moderators. (J . Watson) Cornh. 87: 80.
Recession of Mrs. McElway Bates; a story. (L. K.
Mabie) Munsey, 28: 369.
gs-mg $33-1, The Phrase, in 2 Kings 9: 25. (P.
Haupt) J . Bib. Lit. 21: 74.
Re-christening of Humpy; a story. (J. Blewett) Ca-
nad. M. 18: 271.
Recipes, More Mexican. (L. B. Colson) Land of Sun.
5: 26.
—- that are Gold-mines. Chamb. J . 80: 660.
Reciprocity. (W. H. Glasson) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 281.
-— between United States and Canada. (J . W. Lang-
ley) No. Am. I761 401. —-(J. Charlton) No. Am.
178: 205.-—Outl. 78: m65.——(J. H. Dickenson)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 49. .
— Chicago Convention on. Nation, 81: 156.
— Imperial. (Sir H. Maxwell) 19th Cent. 53: 897.-
(Sir G. Parker) I9th Cent. 53: 906. ——(B. Taylor)
19th Cent. 53: 911. :Liv. Age, 238: 1.
— in the United States. (J. B. Osborne) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 55.
— Laughlin on. (W. M. Daniels) Nation, 77: 268.
—- Manufacturer’s Need of? (A. B. F arquhar) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 185.
— of To-day. (A. H. V. Colquhoun) Canad. M. 18:
226.
— Political Significance of. (W. J . Lauck) J . Pol.
Econ. 12: 495.
— Promise and Problems of. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s
M. 6: 512.
— Relation of, to Protection. (E. Maxey) Arena, 30:
585.
Reciprocity Sentiment, The Growth of. (J . Charlton)
Out]. 73: 483.
Reciprocity Treaties, The Alternative of, or a Double
Tarifl’. (J. B. Osborne) No. Am. 181: 731.
Recitation or Cantilation. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
74: 5°1-
Reckoning, The; a story.
lover’s M. 6: 429, 599.
Reckoning, The; a story. (E. Wharton) Harper, I05:
342.
Reclamation. (F. H. Newell) Outl. 83: 933.
— and Forest Services of the U. S. (T. Roosevelt)
Nat. Geog. M. 17: 645,
— of Arid Lands in the West. (C. J . Blanchard) Nat.
Geog. M. 17: 82.
—— — National. (C. J. Blanchard) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 38: 209. ‘
— of the West. (F. H. Newell) Nat. Geog. M. I 5! I5.
Reclamation Service, U. S. Science, n. s. 20: 63. 221
447. -—(F. H. Newell) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 109.-—
(C. J. Blanchard) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 371 I.-
(D. A. Willey) World To-day, 6: 175.
-— Economics and Politics of the. (F. W. Blackmar)
Forum, 38: 131.
(R. W. Chambers) Book-
RECLAMATION
Reclamation Service; Mastery of the Desert. (F. W.
Blackmar) No. Am. 182: 676,
-— Work of. (J. W. Helburn) Am. M. 61: 493.
Reclus, Elisée, with portrait. (P. Kropotkin) Geog. J .
26: 337,
Recollections, Those Shadowy.
M. n. s. 71: 451.
Recompense, The; a story.
951 S34-
Reconciliation, The; a story.
Per, 105: 941.
Reconstruction, The Dawn of.
80: 177,
-— Forty Acres and a Mule. (VV. L. Fleming) No. Am.
182: 721, '
-in Georgia, I865—70. (R. B. Bullock) Indep. 55:
(P. W. Roose) Gent.
(A. H. Donnell) Atlan.
(Anne O’Hagan) Har-
(W. C. Ford) Nation,
670,
— Lincoln’s Plan of, McCarthy on. (J . J . Halsey)
Dial, 32: 342.
Records of the Past, Some. Chamb. J . 80: 81.
Recreations, in R. Liv. Age, 239: 116.
—- of Distinguished People. (C. I. Graham) Temp.
Bar, 127: 208.
Recrudescence of Madame Vic, The; a story.
Janvier) Harper, I12: 513,
Recruiting. Un. Serv. M, 30: 272.
—— and Discharge. (W. Payne) Un. Serv. M. 31: 148.
— and Territorial System, Educational Policy in rela-
tion to. (F. J . Graves) Un. Serv. M. 27: 602,
Recruiting Question, The. (J . Byrne) Un. Serv. M.
27: 650.— (M. J . King-Harman) Un. Serv. M. 28:
202,
Recruits, The Deficiency of.
Serv. M. 28: 498,
— How to get. Un. Serv. M. 29: 610.
—- The Training of. Un. Serv. M. 29: 5 38.
Rectangular Forms, Psychology of, ZEsthetié Reaction
to (T. H. Haines; A. E. Davies) Psychol. R.
11: 249.
Rector’s Mystery, The; a story.
Good Words, 47: 21, 101,
Reculver, Kent, Church of St. Mary. (J . R. Larkby)
Reliquary, 43: 22, 253,
Red Cat, The. (H. Begbie) Cornh. 87: 482,
Red Cow, Original Significance of the Rite of the.
(Julius A. Bawer) J . Bib. Lit. 24: 41.
Red Cross in Europe. (A. Chisholm) Westm. I59: 206.
(T. A.
(W. Richardson) Un.
(Ethel F. Heddle)
Red Cross Societies; “ Inter Arma Caritas.” (E.
Lecky) Fortn. 78: 309,
Red Cross Society, An Adverse View of the. Lit. W.
(Bost.) 351 237.
-— How it systematized Work in San Francisco. (H.
French) Overland, n. s. 48: 195.
——of Japan. (O., Eltzbacher) Contemp. 86: 324,-
(G. Kennan) Outl. 78: 27. I
Red Days, The. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 59: 899,
Red Fox; a story. (C. G. D. Roberts) Outing, 46:
4531 609- '
Red~haired Girl, The ; a story.
21: 675.
Red Hanrahan’s Vision; a story.
Clure, 24: 469.
Red Heath, Croxley Green, Collection of Pictures.
(H. C. Marillier) Art J. 552 225.
Red Heavies, The. (C. Edwardes) Chamb. J . 80: 545,
Red House at Stepney, The. (E. A. Pratt) Good
Words. 451 35°-
Red Law and the White; a Story of Puget Sound.
(J . Blethea) Everybody’s, 7: 466.
Red Letter Hunting Days. (C. H. Harrison) World
To-day, 9: 1077.
Red Man of the Tuileries.
41: 24,
(Eleanor Hoyt) Idler,
(W. B. Yeats) Mc-
(W. H. Pollock) Longm.
534
REEVES
Red Man’s Last Roll-call. (C. M.‘ Harvey) Atlan. 971
323-
Red Ribbon, The; astory. (R. F. Foster) McClure,
23: 117,
Red Riding-hoods, The; a story.
Mall M. 28: 450,
Red Rose, The. The Home of Miss Jessie Wilcox
Smith, Miss Violet Oakley, and Miss Elizabeth
Shippen Green. (M. T. Earle) Lamp, 26: 275,
Red Saunders at B. Bend; a story. (H. W. Phillips)
McClure, 22: 227,
Red Tassels. (Margaret S. Briscoe) Cent. 44: 381,
Red Virgin of Montmartre. (E. Sellers) Fortn. 83: 292.
Red Wolf’s Last Quarry. (Edith Barnard) Book-
lover’s M. 7: 825.
Red Yamodzu, The ; a story. (J . Josephson) Over-
land, 11. s. 47: 204,
Redding, Conn., Record of. (C. B. Todd) M. of Hist.
1: 266,
Redemption, Idea of, in History. (S. Plautz) Meth.
R. 62: 388,
— Kingdom of. (J. G. Noss) Ref. Ch. R. 491 I9.
Redemption, The; a “Pa Gladden” story. (E. C.
Waltz) Cent. 44: 702,
Redemption of the Bond, The; astory. (P. Marche)
Canad. M. 25: 244,
Redemption of Joel Prentiss ; a story.
Cosmopol. 34: 57.
Redfern, James, Sculptor. Church Q. 62: 334.
Redfield, E. W., Artist. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 36: 20.
Redistribution of Seats in Parliament. (H. Paul) 19th
Cent. 58: 335.
See Parliament.
Redlands, Cal. (W. M. Tisdale) Land of Sun. 6: 218,
14: 77. —(H. L. Graham) Out West, 19: 565.
Redmond, John. (J . McCarthy) Outl. 73: 488.
Redondo Beach, Cal. Land of Sun. 1: 26.
Redwood, California, a Substitute for Steel. Am.
Arch. 82: 5.
—— Rape of the. (Val. Shaw) Overland, n. s. 39: 739.
Redwood Industries of California. (G. D. Gray) Calif.
M. 1: 491.
Redwood King, The ; a story.
Out West, 23: 576.
Redwoods, The California. (B. F. Herrick) Land of
Sun. 11! 95.— (C. D. Robinson) Californian, 5: 481,
— Giant, Longevity of. Am. Arch. 83: 94.
— of Humboldt County, Among the. (F. W. Emer-
son) O erland, n. s. 42: 69.
Redwoods dyl ; a poem. (J . V. Cheney) Calif. M. 41
229,
Rée, Paul. (H. Hooper) Monist, 14: 711.
Reed, Sir Edward J. (F. Elgar) Nature, 75: 15 3.
Reed, Myrtle. Book of Clever Beasts ; Studies in Un-
natural History. Critic, 45: 222.
Reed, Thomas Brackett. Atlan. 91: 281. —With pm--
trait. (H. B. E. Macfarland) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
27: 36. — (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 456. — (E. Knight)
New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 215.
— as a Neighbor. (F. E. Clark) Indep. 55: 82.
Reed, Walter. (A. A. Woodhull) Nation, 79: 94.—-
(W. D. McCaw) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 264.
— and the Yellow Fever. The Republic’s Forgetful-
ness. Outl.83: 834.
-- Memorial of. Science, 11. s. 18: 316.
— A Successful Professional Career.
Nation, 83: 50.
Reelfoot Lake, Case of.
(E. Philpotts) Pall
(O. K. Davis)
(George Burchard)
(H. Lamont)
(A. B. Geer) Green Bag, 14:
586.
Reeve Staff, The Portland. (F. W. Galpin) Reliquary,
43: 73-
Reeves, Stacy, 1828-1902, Obituary Notice of. J.
Frankl. Inst. I53: 389.
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(E. Bingham) Ap-
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Reforming of Aidin, The; a story. (W. A. Curtis)
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Reforming of a Bridegroom, The ; a story. (Helen R.
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Regeneration of Isaiah.
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Regeriération of Mary Mather. (C. E. Ward) Lippinc.
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Registration Reform. (I. C. Quest) 19th Cent. 52:
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Regression of Professor Slocum, The. (H. D. Ward)
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Reign of Terror, An Episode of the.
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RELIGION
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— — Fox on. (W. B. Greene, jr.) Presb. & Ref. R. 13:
121,
— and Philosophy. (J . Lindsay) Bib. Sac. 59: 637.
— — More Light on. (C. S. Devas) Dub. R. 135: 113.
-—- and the Poor. (H. H. Henson) Quar. 198: 230.
-— and Public Education. (J . H. Canfield) Educa. R.
32: 453-
—— and Religions. (R. H. Newton) No. Am. 178: 545.
— and Revelation. (G. L. Dickinson; A. L. Lilley)
Indep. R. 2: 530. 3: 26, 187.
—and Science. (WV. H. Mallock) Fortn. 78: 684.:
Liv. Age, 235: 499.—— (E. S. Holden) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 65: 289.
—— and Miracle. (O. Lodge) Contemp. 86: 798.:
Liv. Age, 244: 9. I Ecl. M. 1442 149.
(H. S. Nash) Am. J . Theol.
lock) Fortn. 76: 395-812, 77: 277, 78: 124,
————Reaction between. (F. W. Sardeson) Bib. Sac.
591 S57-
—-— Sir Oliver Lodge on. (W. H. Mallock) F ortn.
84: 839,
—and the Social Life. (J . R. T. Lathrop) Meth. R.
63: 429.
—and the Time—process. (A. O. Lovejoy) Am. J.
Theol. 6: 439.
— and Work. (G. Tyrrell) Month, 102: 561.
— as a Credible Doctrine. (F. J. McNabb) Dub. R.
132: 309.—(E. V. O’Hara) Cath. Univ. Bull. 9:
94-
— as a Factor in Development.
_VVorld, 23: 37.
— as an Idea. (W. R. Benedict) Int. J. Ethics, 14: 66.
— Attitude of Teachers of Philosophy towards. (J .
Royce) Int. J . Ethics, 13: 280,
— Authority in, Philosophy of. (W. Ward) Hibbert
J . 1: 677.
-—- Basle Congress for the History of. Monist, 14: 770.
— Central Truth of. (S. S. Seward) N. Church R, 12:
(G. A. Coe) Bib.
a
— Comparative. (A. E. Truxall) Ref. Ch. R. 50: 478.
— Definition of. (P. Carus) Monist, I4: 766.
—Detached Thoughts on. (L. Tolstoy) Indep. 55:
2377-
-— Disintegration of. (H. Loyson) Open Court, 20:
373-
- Electricity, and Orthodoxy. (J . J . Walsh) Cath.
World, 79: 369.
— Experimental; the Scientific Method of Study of
Religious Experience. (C. E. Schaeifer) Ref. Ch.
R, 52: 348.
— Fairy Lore and Primitive.
nat. Mo. 5: 316.
—- Faith, Reason, and.
(W. W. Newell) Inter-
(F. C. S. Schiller) Hibbert J .
4: 329-
— Future of. (H. M. Scott) Bib. Sac. 63: 325.
— Governmental Recognition of. (P. Milburn) Meth.

R. 63: 270. .
— Hostility to, a Proof of Insanity. (J . Cooper) Ref.
Ch. R. 49: 189. -
—- How to teach. (A. A. Berle) Bib. Sac. 60: 422.
— in General Education. (E. D. Starbuck) Educa. R.
27: 53.
— — at the Dawn of the 20th Century. (VV. H. Mal-'
RELIGION
5: 299.
—-— in the Philippines. Cath. World, 78: 440.
— in Politics. (C. D. Wright) Cath. Univ. Bull. 3: 37.
—- in the Schools of England. Sat. R. 97 3 291.
-— Influence of, upon the Motives of Conduct.
Pace) Educa. R. 26: 332,
—— Is Divine and Revealed, within the Scope of Scien-
tific Analysis and Statement ? (W. C. Schaeifer)
Ref. Ch. R. 53: 159.
~‘ Jastrow’s Study of. (E. S. Hartland )Nature, 65:
313. —(E. D. Starbuck) Bib. World, 20: 309,
(E. A.
—- Lack of Religious Teaching a Fatal Error. (R.
Schwickerath) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 756.
—- Losing One’s; a Student Experience. (H. T. Cole-
stock) Outl. 79: 741. _
—-— J . E. McTaggart on. (A. E. Taylor) Philos. R. 15:
414-
- Mallock’s Defense of. (J . J . Fox) Cath. World, 77 i
143.
-— A New. (E. Hubbard) Cosmopol. 41: 156.
—-— The, “ of All Good Men.” (H. W. Garrod) Indep.
R. 7: 175.
—-— of America. (E. E. Hale) Internat. Q. 10: 26.
—— of the Average Man. (C. F. Nesbit ; H. G. Smith ;
R. P. Swoiford) Outl. 84: 368.
—--of the Errand-boy. (C. B. Penny) Contemp. 86: 40 5,
—— of the Future, The. Outl. 84: 556.
—— of a Jurist. (D. J. Brewer) Outl. 80: 533,
-— of Little Children. Good Words, 46: 136. A
—-— of a Mature Mind, Coe’s. (E. D. Starbuck) Bib.
World, 23: 123.
—-— of Nature, A. Spec. 96: 978.
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R. 52: 489.
—-— of the Respectable Poor. (M. Loane) Contemp. 86:
721. ==Liv. 243: 791.=Ecl. M. 144: 267,
—-— of Ruth, A. (E. Martinengo-Cesaresco) Contemp.
9°! 369-
—— of the Schoolboy. (H. V. Weisse) Contemp. 85:
697_ : Ecl. M. 143: 224. --(VV. M. Daniels) Nation,
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—— of the Spirit. (G. Hodges) Atlan. 95: 701.
—- — Is it a VVorking Religion for Mankind ?
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-— Origin of. (C. F. Aiken) Cath. Univ. Bull. 5: 154.
—— Permanent Elements of. (D. S. Margoliouth) Expos.
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-— Philosophy of. (C. Lattey) Month, 107: 17,
—- — Galloway’s Studies in. Ath. ’o5, I: 170,
—-— —— its Aim and Scope. (F. C. French) Philos. R.'I I :
(D. C.
46".
-— -— Relation to other Sciences. (O. Pfleiderer) Indep.
58= 3'7-
- Practichl, and University Education. (T. J . Shahan)
Cath. Univ. Bull. II: 275.
—-— Present Attitude of Reflective Thought towards.
(H. Jones) Hibbert J. I: 228. 2: 20,
-— Primitive, and the Psychic Nature. (P. L. Prick)
(G. H. Trever) Meth. R. 63: 81,
Meth. R. 66: 219,
—-— —-— of Mankind.
-— Progress in. (C. C. Hall) Educa. R. 28: 1.
—-— Psychological Necessity of. (S. Colvin) Am. Psy-
chol. 13: 80.
—— Race and. (A. C. Lyall) Fortn. 78: 926. = Ecl. M.
140: 442.
-— Reason and Faith in. (W. N. Tobie) Meth. R. 63:
757-
— Revealed, Mystery in. (G. M. Searle) Cath. World,
78: 46".
—-— Romancla of. Educa. R. 32: 325.
— School Instruction in. (P. H. Hanus) Educa. 27:
1°, 73-
537
. Religion, in the Novel. (Hall Caine) Booklover’s M.

RELIGIOUS
Religion, Science of. (E. Buckley) Bib. World, 23:
256. 349-
—- -— Fundam ental Principles of.
J. Theol. 6: 641.
-~ Social Conception of; a New Religious Emphasis.
Outl. 78: 1019,
—-- Sociology of. (G. Simmel) Am. J . Sociol. I1: 359.
—- Spirit of Inquiry in. Bib. World, 25: 163.
--Study of, A Point of View for. (S. H. Bishop)
Am. J. Theol. 8: 267.
- Subjectively Considered.
32: 86,
—- A Sure Foundation for.
(F. B. Jevons) Am.
(T. B. Thomas) Luth. Q.
(Q Voysey) National, 46:
535-
- Survival-value of. (C. l/V. Saleeby) F ortn. 85: 743.
=Ec1. M. 146: 486,
— Testimony of Biology to.
s7= 514.
— Truth and Imagination in. (R. B. Perry) Internat.
J . Ethics, 15: 64,
—~ Value-judgments of.
ser. 8: 142, 360,
—— vs. Religions. (C. C. Martindale) Month, 107: 137,
—- What it stands for To-day. (A. H. Bradford)
Booklover’s M. 2; 627.
—-— What should be the Attitude of Teachers of Phi-
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nat. J. Ethics, 14: 353.
Religions, Ancient. (C. W. Harvey) N. Church R. 9:
(C. W. Saleeby) Atlan.
(A. E. Garvie) Expos. 6th
— Comparative, Sophistry on Subject of. (F. Bliss)
Am. Antiq. 26: 370.
— Cyclopaedia of, Forlong’s. Blackw. I79: 517.
—- of Authority and the Religion of the Spirit, Saba-
tier’s. (J . McSorley) Cath. \Vorld, 79: 50. —- (T.
D. A. Cockrell) Dial, 36: 296.
—-— Second International Congress of History of. (E.
Montet) Asia. R. 38: 334. '
— Stray, in the Far Northwest [Canada]. (C. W. Daw-
son) Indep. R. 11: 283,
Religious and Moral Education, Annual Survey of.
(C. C. Hall) Bib. World, 23: 452.
Religious and Moral Teaching in the School. (VV. L.
Hervey) Outl. 82: 316,
Religious and Theological Thought, Contemporary, in
Great Britain and America. (A. S. VVeber) Ref.
011- R 52= 247. 368. 535- 531 99-544-
Religious Art. Ark of S. Dominie. (C. Coleman)
Archit. Rec. 14: 255.
—-— Modern, in Germany. Critic, 43: 506.
—-— Some Unecclesiastical. (VV. Walton) Scrib. M. 391
5°9-
Religious Belief, The Foundations of; a Symposium.
Bib. VVorld, 25: 258.
-— Fundamental Problem of. (S. F. McLennan) Am.
J. Theol. 9: 46.
—— Reconstruction of, Mallock on.
erell) Dial, 39: 440,
Religious Beliefs of Students, The.
Out]. 82: 132.
Religious Consciousness, The.
Sem. Rec. 12: 275.
— Content of. (E. E. Powell) Ref. Ch. R. 512 42.
Religious Education. (G. A. Coe) Bib. VVorld, 21:
440. —- (A. R. Merriam) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 10: 287.
——Sat. R. 102: 389, 421, 454
—- before the Reformation. (G.
W 505-
- Field of, in America. (C. W. Votaw) Bib. World,
251 347. '
—-— History of, in the Public Schools of Massachusetts.
(L. S. Walsh) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 93.
-— Ideal Teaching. (E. C. Silver) N. Church R. 12: 15,
(T. D. A. Cock-
(H. T. Colestock)
(C. G. Shaw) Hartf.
‘G. Coulton) Contemp.
1-— in Primary Schools.
RELIGIOUS
Religious Education, Improvement of. Bib. World,
20: 323.
— in England. (C. W. Barnes) Outl. 83: 793.
— in German Protestant Schools. (E. O. Sisson) Ed-
uca. 27: 150.
~—in the Home. (G. W. Richards) Ref. Ch. R. 531
230. —-Bib. World, 21: 3.
(E. B. Ottley) Monthly R. 18,
no. 2: 137,
~— in Public Schools. (A. C. Benson) National, 47:
861,-‘: Liv, Age, 250: 366.
-— in the University. Bib. World, 24: 403.
-—- Need of an Educational Consciousness in.
Bois) Bib. World, 21: 210,
-- New Movement for. (F. K. Sanders) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 28: 335.
-— Outlook in. Bib. World, 252 5.
~— The Part of the Home in. (C. R. Henderson) Bib.
World, 25: 418.
~— Philosophy of the Movement for.
J. Theol. 8: 225. ‘
-—- Place of Action in.
297-
— Popular Reading Course in. Bib. World, 26: 231.
— Principles of. (G. E. Dawson) Bib. World, 23: 366.
-— Relation to Science. (G. E. Dawson) Bib. VVorld,
23: 200.
— Scientific Aspects of. (G. Talbot) Westm. I66: 38 3.
-—— Training and Teaching. (B. Worcester) N. Church
R, 12: 1.
—— Work of the University in. Bib. World, 24: 323.
— Year’s Progress in. (C. W. Votaw) Bib. World, 23:
(P. Du
(G. A. Coe) Am.
(D. Beaton) Bib. World, 21:
194-
Religious Education Association. (T. I. Gasson) Cath.
World, 312 I.
— Organization of. Bib. World, 21: 219.
— President’s Annual Address, 1904. (F. K. Sanders)
Bib. World, 23: 298.
— ‘Zcl Annual Convention of. Bib. World, 23: 243, 298,
Religious Element in American Life. (C. Clever) Ref.
Ch. R. 51: 449.
Religious Experience, The.
/ 0
~-— Evidential Value of. (G. Cator) Month, 99: 183,
-— The New Emphasis on. (W. MacMullen) Meth. R.
64: 369.
~— Varieties of, by W. James. (F. Sewall) N. Church
R. I0: 243. - (James H. Leuba) Internat. J.
Ethics, 14: 322.—(E. D. Starbuck) Bib. World,
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Religious Freedom in American Education, Crooker
on. (T. D. A. Cockrell) Dial, 372 65. .
Religious Fusion. (C. H. Toy) Internat. Q. 6: 29,
“ Religious Garb ” Decisions, are they Constitutional?
(S. FitzSimons) Cath. World, 75: 567.
Religious Ideas of Individuals, their Source and
Growth. (W. R. Harper) Bib. World, 20: 465,
Religious Inquiry, Lines of. (Goldwin Smith) Indep.
R: 2 2 "'.
Iieligio3s Instruction, Determinative in a Course of.
(B. S. Winchester) Bib. World, 23: 435_
~— in Public Schools. (W. T. Harris) Indep. 55: 1841,
—~ Natural and the Supernatural in. (D. Beaton) Bib.
World, 22: 54.
Religious Knowledge and American Schools. (T. Mc-
(Miss A. S. Furnell) Hibbert
(R. B. Perry) Monist, I4:
Millan) Cath. World, 81: 84. '
-—- as a School Subject.
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Religious Leaders of England.
er’s M. 2: 637.
Religious Liberty, Education and. Church Q. 55: 169,
-—in America. Church Q. 58: 328. -- (L. Johnston)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 9: 6:,
(J . Douglas) Booklov-
538
REMINISCENCES
Religious Library Section, Boston Meeting, 190 5. Pub. I
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Religious Life in America.
131-968. 72: 122-589.
Religious Orders, Some Great.
man, I, no. 5: 38.
Religious Problem, The Coming.
73: 683.
Religious Problems, Scientific Lights on.
son) Expos. 6th ser. 4: 46l.
Religious Restraint among the Early Puritans on Long
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Religious Situation in America. (U. Gohier) Indep.
55: 1127,
Religious Spirit in the Secondary School.
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Religious Teacher as a Builder.
Bib. World, 24: 188,
Religious Teaching in the Schools ; Liberal Party and
the Education Act. (A. Hook) Westm. I64: 117,
Religious Thought, Centers of Scientific and. (Emma
M. Caillard) Contemp. 88: 389.
-—— Current Phase of. Booklover’s M. I: 68.
Religious Tolerance, Growth of. Cent. 452 312.
Religious Truth, Influence of Scientific Training on
the Reception of. (J . M. Wilson) Contemp. 83:
320.
Remarkable People; are they Remarkable Looking ?
(Lady M. M. Currie) Westm. 56: 622,
Remarque in the Margin; a story. (E. Dawson)
Blackw. I75! 328. -‘=Liv. Age, 242: 103. '
Rembrandt. (J . La Farge) McClure, 18: 503. —Archit.
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-—- and his Etchings. (L. A. Holman) Craftsman, 11:
26.
— Etchings of.
496- .
—— Genius of. (C. J. Holmes) Acad. 71: 39.
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No. Am. 183: 98,
— The Newest Light on. Ath. ’o6, 2: 485.-—(M. M.
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-—- The Night ‘Match. (W. Vernon) Brush & P. 11:
(E. H. Abbott) Outl. 70:
(1. Sargent) Crafts-
(T. D. Bacon) Outl.
(G. Mathe-
(G. A. Coe)
(A. W. Anthony)
(Mary C. Crawford) Bookman, '23:
32-
-- Saskia and. (W. E. Griflis) World To-day, II: 749.
——~ Tercentenary. (L. T. Granger) Brush & P. 18: 64.
—-(R. Cortissoz) Munsey, 352 397.—-—(F. J. Ma-
ther, jr.) Nation, 83: 59. — (W. E. Grifiis) Nation,
83: 73.———(Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 83: 269. ——
Studio (Internat.) 29: iii. -— (W. E. Grifiis) World
To-day, III 946. —-(E. Knaufft) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
34‘ 49-
—— —— Exhibition at Washington.
tion, 83: 51.
Rembrandt Legend of Old Amsterdam.
Eel. M. 146: 177.
Remedies, Household, of the 17th Century. (G. Payne)
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-—Village. Spec. 88: 545,
“Remember Jules I ” a story.
671,
Remenyi, Edouard. (Josiah R. Smith) Dial, 41: 12,
Remington, Frederic. (E. Wildman) Outing, 41: 712.
Reminiscence of 1857, A. Chamb. J . 82: 428.
Reminiscences of a Bachelor: A Moonlight Ride.
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=Ecl.M. I45: 590, 146: 225,
-— of a Franco-American. (M. H. Bigot) Critic, 49:
(J . H. Staufier) Na-
(F. Crane)
(L. Mott) Cent. 48:
21".
-—- of ah Old Clock. (E. B. Sherman) New Eng. M.
n. s. 30: 344.
REMITTAN CE
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— and the Dark Ages.
Ethics, 12: 195.
~— and the Popes of Avignon.
Cath. Q. 29: 722,
—— Art of the French.
-' Am. Arch. 85: 91.
-— Feminine Soul of the.
(B. Bosanquet) Internat. J .
(T. O’Hagan) Am.
(R. Blomfield) Quar. I99! 353.
U
(G. B. Rose) Sewanee, 14:
~87.
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438-
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— Italian. (T._J. Shahan) Cath. Univ. Bull. 9: 315.
—- — Most Illustrious Ladies of, C. Hare’s. Ath. ’o4,
2: 509,
--- Religious Revival of the.
Cent. 60: 443. -'
-- Saintsbury’s Earlier.
I16.
-- Spirit of the, and its Interpretation by Painting.
(E. Wiley) Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 22 7.
—— What was the ? (W. Potts) Macmil. 86: 308,
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Renan, Ernest. Lamp, 27! 235.
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—- Early Note-books of. (A. Hallard) Indep. R. 10:
188
(J. C. V. Durell) 19th
(J . E. Spingarn) Nation, 74:
(B. St.
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247: 206,
— Recollections of. (E. Crawford) Contemp. 85: 352.
~— Taine and the Philosophy of. (A. F ouillée) Inter-
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Renascence of Sapphira; a story.
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Renaud, Jean Joseph. Outing, 46: 109,
Rennes, Conspiracy of. (C. W. Colby) Nation, 78:
313-
Renoir, Auguste, Impressionist. (H. Morrison) Brush
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— Degas, Edgar, and Manet, Edouard, Figure Paint-
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Renou, Emilien Jean. Nature, 55: 590.
Renouard, Paul, Some Sketches by.
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831 497-
(C. D. Stewart)
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Rents, Fee-farm, purchased from the Crown. Law Q.
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(A. S. Johnson) Am.
(F. T. Carleton)
539
(A. Anderson) .

REPUBLICAN
Reparation, The. (E. Pottle) Harper, I10: 699.
Repentance, Rabbinic Conceptions of. (C. G. Monte-
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Répin, Ilia, Russia’s Greatest Painter. (C. Brinton)
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Reporting and Correspondence.
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Representation and Colonial Government.
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—— Federation Referendum.
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--~ —— or Efiective Voting. (R. Tyson) Arena, 28: 610,
Representative Government and War, C. Ross’s. Spec.
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(P. S.
(L. Stockton) Westm.
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—- Fact vs. Fiction in. (F. W. Jowett) National, 48:
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—— Failure of. (E. Pomeroy) Arena, 30: 666.
— Guarded. (G. H. Shibley) Arena, 34: 462.
Representatives, People and. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
184.
Reprieved. (Katharine H. Brown) Scrib. M. 38: 56.
Reprints and their Readers. (J . Shaylor) Liv. Age,
245: 550. = Ecl. M. 145: 99.
Repsold Meridian Circle, Correction of Errors in Use
of. (R. H. Tucker) Pop. Astron. I4: 321,
Reptile Lore. (B. C. Finch) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 376.
Reptiles and Batrachians of Penn. and N. J . (W.
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F. Osborn) Science, 11. s. 17: 275.
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— Poisonous, of the U. S. (R. L. Ditmars) World To-
day, 11: 1044.
——- Reclassification of.
381 93.
—- Reproduction of.
37: 261,
- Seely on Extinct Flying. (S. W. Williston) Science,
11. s. I 52 67.
-- Two New River Reptiles from the Titanothere Beds.
(F. B. Loomis) Am. J. Sci. 108: 427.
— Winged. (S. W. Williston) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 314.
Repton School. Sat. R. 98: 229.
Republic of Sojara, The; a story.
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Republican Consistency. (R.,Ogden) Nation, 76: 164.
Republican Convention of I904. (F. E. Leupp) Outl.
77: 489.--(J. H. Eckels) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30:
182. —- (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 404.
Republican Party, Birth of the. (F. Curtis) Munsey,
30: 801,
-- Curtis on. (J. J. Halsey) Dial, 37$ 235.
—— Disruption of, in the Middle West. (E. Lissner)
No. Am. 183: 365.
—— Mission of. (T. Roosevelt) Critic, 44: 213,
—- Owners of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 44.
(H.
(H. F. Osborn) Am. Natural.
(C. S. Brimley) Am. Natural.
(Julien Josephson)
REPUBLICAN
Republican Party, Record of, 1901-04,
of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 43.
-— Semi-centennial of. (C. M. Harvey) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
20: 244. '
Republican Platform, 1904. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78:
506.
Republican Point of View, Issues of the Campaign of
1904. (S. W. McCall) Atlan. 94: 550.
Republican Tex't-book, 1904. (W. M. Daniels) Nation,
(E. Root) R.
791 I52- '
Republics, Forgetfulness of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 76: 367.
Repudiation; So. Dakota vs. No. Carolina.
, den) Nation, 78: 264.
Repulsive Forces in Nature. (T. J. J . See) Pop. As-
tron. 10: 505.
Reputation of Santa Claus.
Everybody’s, I2: 127,
Requirements of the Situation, The; a story. (G.
Hibbard) McClure, 21: 381,
08- 0g:
(Stella V. Roderick)
Requital, The; a story. (A. M. Esterbrook) Harper,
107: 633.
Rescue, The. (A. D. Sedgwick) Cent. 41: 460-895.
Rescission for Breach of Warranty. (S. Williston)
Harv. Law R. 16: 465.
Rescue, The; a story. (Dorothy Canfield) Munsey, 36:
58.
Rescue, The; a story. (L. W. Dodd) Cosmopol. 38:
S47-
Rescue of the Princess, The; a story. (A. I. Durrant)
Temp. Bar, 125: 22,=Liv. Age, 232: ‘523,
Research, Endowment of. (A. Hollick) Science, 11. s.
15: 472.—(W. H. Welch; N. M. Butler; C. W.
Eliot) Science, n. s. 241 6.
-—— The Greatest Need in. (M. V. O’Shea) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 68: 328.
-— in America. Liv. Age, 246: 880,
-—- in American Universities. (C. J. Keyser) Bookman,
23: 330,
-—— in State Universities.
19: 841,
—- Mixing with Brains.
80: 109,
-— Public Interest in.
67: 306.
-—- Scientific, Endowment of.
nian, 3: 292.
—— The State and.
' 91 374-
-- To what Extent should Professors engaged in, be:
relieved from teaching? (A. T. Hadley) Educa.
R, 31: 325,
(H. S. Williams) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 170.
(I. C. Russell) Science, n. s.
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
(J. M. Coulter) Pop. Sci. Mo.
(G. Davidson) Califor-
(H. Putnam) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
-—- What is i’
-— — in a University Sense, and how may it be pro-
moted i’ (G. S. Hall) Pedagog. Sem. 9: 74.
Research Funds of the Scientific Alliance of New
York. (N. L. Britten) Science, n. s. 17: 314,
Resemblance between Persons, Measifiement of. (F.
Dalton) Nature, 74: 562,
~ Protective, in Insects. (M. L. Sykes) Nature,‘71:
520,
Reservation System, Evils of. (F. Wood) Outl. 75: 1 4.
Reservations, Opening of; the Day of the Run. (R.
S. Baker) Cent. 44: 643. ,
Reserve. Spec. 9!: 453. .
Reserve, A National. Un. Serv. M. 30: 560.
Reserve Force for the United States, Organization of
a. (C. Mason) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 403.
Residences, American, of To-day. (D. N. B. Sturgis)
Archit. Rec. 16: 297, '
Residual Claimant Theory in Economics. (J. H. Hol-
lander) Q. J . Econ; 17: 260.
540
RETRIE VED
Resource of Randall, The. (H. C. Rowland) Scrib.
M. 34: 621,
Resources of Mycroft Holmes.
man, 18: 365,
Respiration, Diseases of, Influence of Dampness of
Soil on. (H. J. Barnes) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43: 52.
-—- Theory of. (C. R. Barnes) Science, n. s. 21: 241,
Respiration Calorimeter. (H. P. Armsby) Science,
11. s. 23: 741.
Rest, Whata Man gets by.
Work, 13: 8355.
Rest that came to Elihu, The. (E. L. Hampton) Over-
land, 11. 8. 452 97.
Rest—cure Pension in Germany.
Liv. Age, 248:, 149,
Restaurant, Modern Factory. (F. M. Feiker) Cassier,
3°‘ I57- '
Restaurant-keeping in Paris. Liv. Age, 240: 245.
Restaurants, Bohemian, of New York City. (G. B.
Mallon) Everybody’s, 12: 187.
-—- Chicago. Am. Arch. 89: 183.
Restlessness in Age. Ecl. M. 142: 277.
Restoration of a Forefather; a story.
Cosmopol. 372 425.
Restoration of Helen ; a-story.
481 23:-
Resurrection, and the Future State. (S. D. Peet) Am.
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—— Christian Doctrine of. (P. Carus) Monist, I 5: I15.
—- the Crowning Fact of Christianity. (H. Welch)
Meth. R. 64: 681,
-Do I believe in the ? (F. S. Turner) Hibbert J . 4:
(C. Andrews) Book-
(H. L. Gulick) World’s
Blackw. 178: 675.:
(H. M. Hoke)
(A. M. Shaw) Outing,
p
375-
-— A Layman’s Dialogue. (T. W. Rolleston) Hibbert
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—- of the Body. (W. S. Palmer) Contemp. 90: 483. —-
(R. W. Mottern) Luth. Q. 35: 259.
-—- Philosophy of. (W. W. Lance) Meth. R. 62: 223.
—- Testimony of the Original Apostles to the F act of.
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Bib. Sac. 59: 409.
Resurrection of Edith. (E. Fawcett) Lippinc. 71: 85,
Resurrection of a Minister. (E. Copeman) New Eng.
M. n. s. 26: 574.
Resurrection of “P. I. G.” (W. A. Fraser) Lippinc.
71: 104,
Reszke, Jean de, and Van Dyck. (J. F. Runciman)
Sat. R. 96: 139.
Retaliation and the Tariff. (H. O. Meredith) Indep.
R. 2: 416.
Reticence of Learning. Spec. 88: 1000,
Retina, Histogenesis of the. (A. W. Weysse and W.
S. Burgess) Am. Natural. 40: 611,
— of Vertebrates. (A. D. Howard) Am. Natural. 37:
541-
Retinal Field, Direct Control of the; three cases.
(G. T. Ladd) Psychol. R. 10: 139,
Retinal Local Signs. (W. F. Dearborn) Psychol. R.
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Retirement at the Close of an Active Career. Sat. R.
95: 100,
Retiring from Business, Perils in. Chamb. J. 82:
753-
Retort of an Average Woman. Indep. 59: 1411.
Retreat of the Ten; a story. (J . A. Altsheler) Cos-
mopol. 38: 33.
Retrenchment, Difliculties of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82:
275.
Retributive Trip, A; a story. (J eannette Cooper) Mc-
Clure, 26: 561,
Retrieved Month, A; a story. (0. Henry) Cosmopol.
.
Resistance, Ethics of. Sat. R. 93: 392.
i so 632-
RETURN
(A. E. McFarlane) Everybody’s,
2
Return, A; a story.
15: 217,
Return, The ; a story. (Ruth B. Canby) New Eng. M.
n. s. 352 225.
Return, The ; a story. (Beulah M. Dix) Lippinc. 722
Q
450- ,
Return, The; a story. (C. Hamilton) Cosmopol. 38:
337.
Return of Altoonah, The ; a story. (Lucy B. erome)
Overland, n. s. 422 63.
Return of Dutch Fritz; a story. (R. Dunn) Outing,
45: 535-
Return of the Gipsy, The; a story. (Mrs. W. Wood-
row) McClure, 27: 86.
Return of the Prodigal. (M. Sinclair) Blackw. I71! 23.
Return of Rebecca Mary, The ; a story. (A. H. Don-
nell) Harper, III: 697.
Return of Sister Juliana. (E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 74¢
Return to Discipline; a story. Blackw. I78: 334.:
Liv.-Age, 247: 83,
Returning Home from the Mutinies.
ford) Chamb. J . 82: 780.
Retz, Cardinal de. A Papal Conclave and its Chroni-
cler. (E. Sellers) 19th Cent. 54: 243,
Reunion of the Churches. (D. Macfadyen) Hibbert J .
5: 4
Reuter,
Reuterdahl, Henry, Marine Illustrator.
Bk. Buyer, 24: 383,
Revealment; a poem. (M. Cawein) Atlan. 91: 363.
Réveillon. (W. S. Moody) Scrib. M. 38: 678.
Revel of the Sacred Cats, The. (P. L. Allen) Scrib.
M- 35= 93-
(I. S. A. Her-
2.
Fritz. (T. H. Rearden) Californian, 2: 128.
(F. T. Jane)
Revelation, Divine, Need of Belief in. (J. Reed) N.
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——Religion and. (G. L. Dickinson; A. L. Lilley)
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-Revelation in Arcadia, A; a story.
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Revelation in the Pennyrile, A.
Scrib. M. 31: 44.
Revelation of Ambitious Adams, The; a story.
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Revelation of Herself; a story. (May F. Sanborn)
Bookman, 18: 260-660. 19: 87,
Revenge, A; a story. (T. Masson) Cosmopol. 38: 115.
“Revenge,” the, Last Fight of. (Sir W. Raleigh)
Chaut. 44: 81.
Revenge for Fashoda; Reminiscences of 1905, of Sir
Thomas Halway, Bart. Fortn. 79: 773.
Revenge of Mannelita, The ; a story. (Eleanor Gates)
Booklover’s M. 7: 796. ,
Revenue, Cost of Collecting, in England. (W. M. J .
4 Williams) Chamb. J. 81: 117.
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portion of his Income to the Revenue? (J . St. L.
Strachey) National, 47: 242,
Revenue Cutter Service, U. S., in its Routine Work
and as an Auxiliary to the Navy. (J . R. N. Kyle)
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Revenue Law in Nebraska.
Econ. 18: 293.
Reverdy’s Revoke; a story.
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Revere, Paul, and ~-the Colonial Silversmiths.
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-— Early Bells of. (A. H. Nichols) N. E. Reg. 58: 151,
— True Story of Ride of. (C. F. Gettemy) New Eng.
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Reverence, The Value of. (G. Hibbard) Conserv. R.
5:
-—- and
(N. Syrett) Har-
(E. Macpherson)
(T.
(V. .Rosewater) Q. J .
(F. W. Wharton) Cos-
(R. T.
264.,
Worship. (J . W. Paull) Sund. M. 34: 454.
541
RHEAD
Rev. John Dudley’s Vacation.
W 1397.
Reverend Mother’s Feast; a story.
Atlan. 961 673.
Rev. Pilgreen’s Wooing; a story. (M. Crim) Lippinc.
70: 107. _
Reversal of Form. (L. G. Giltner) New Eng. M. n. s.
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Reversion to Type, A; a story. (Jos-ephine D. Das-
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Reviewer, The Literary, and his Conscience.
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Reviewers, Responsibility of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
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Reviewing, Ethics of. (A. C. Benson) Cornh. 94: 466.
= Putnam, 1: 116. —'Sat. R. 97: 579.
Reviews of Books, A Review of. ' (U. Sinclair) Indep.
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Revival in Wales, The. (F. D. Shields) World To-day,
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— Sat. R. 99: 40.
— — Evan Roberts and the.
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(Agnes Repplier)
Acad.
(G. T. B. Davis) Indep.
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—— The Needed. Outl. 79: 475.
Revival Meetings in Old Times.
body’s, I4: 382.
Revival Sermon at Little St. John’s.
Atlan. 98: 256.
Revivalism and Mysticism. (W. F. Alexander) Con-
temp. 891 350.-——Ec1. M. 146: 412.
Revivals. (T. M. Lindsay) Contemp. 88: 344.=Liv.
Age. 2471 131- —Spec- 941 81-
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(E. Wood) Every-
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W 895-
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— Manufacture of. Sat. R. 99: 444.
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Revolt of Sophia Lane, The ; a story. (Mary E. Wil-
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Revolutionary Ephemeral at Tiverton. (F. J . Snell)
Antiq. n. s. 411 217.
Revolutionary Soldiers, List of. (F. S. Hammond)
N. E. Reg. 58: 235. I
Revolutions, Psychological Theory of. (C. A. Ell-
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Revolver, Caliber of the. (R. L. Bullard) J . Mil.
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— The 'Webley-Fosbery Automatic.
Mil. Serv. Inst. 332 434.
Revolving Ear, The. (Eugene Wood) McClure, 25! I77.
Reward of Virtue. (G. W. Carryl) Lippinc. 72: 712.
Reward, Teaching of Jesus concerning. (H. M. J .
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Reynell, Wm. Ath. ’o6, I: 329.
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Reynolds, Sir Joshua, A Portrait by. (W. S. Howard)
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—- Technical Hints from Sketch by. Studio (Inter-
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Reynolds-Stephens, W.
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Rhead, G. Woolliscroft, Plant Studies of. (Lewis F.
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(F. S. Foltz) J.
(W. K. West) Studio (Inter-
RHEIMS
Rheims and the Champagne Industry. (A. Hall)
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Rhetoric, Sherman Principle in, and its Restrictions.
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— Text—books in, Report of Committee of N. E. Assoc.
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Rhine, A Trip down the. (W. R. Hulme) Chaut. 35:
254-
Rhineland, Cathedrals of. (E. Sperry) Craftsman, 2:
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Rhinoceros, Trotting, of Kelantan. (C. Whitney)
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Rhinoceros Hunting in Africa.
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-—- — The Pinjih Rhino.
2-58.:Liv. Age, 238: 739.
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Rhinoceros Skull discovered in Nebraska.
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Rhizoctonia. (G. G. Hedgecock) Science, n. s. 19:
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Rhizopods from White Mountain Region. (J. A.
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(E. S. Grogan) Idler,
(E. H.
147.
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Rhoda’s Teacher and her School.
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Rhode Island. (E. E. Hale) Out]. 81: 474.
—- Commonage System of. (F. C. Clark) M. of Hist.
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—- Famous Farm Houses in the Narragansett Country.
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—— Library Assoc. Annual Meeting, 1903. Pub. Lib.
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31: C 10.
-- Paying Taxes in.
-2
—— Political Debasement of.
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(Harry L. Koopman) Lib. J .
(Lucius F. C. Garvin) Indep. 61:
(R. Grieve) Indep. 58:
86.
—— Richman’s. (C. Becker) Nation, 76: 16.—-Atlan.
931 I27- -
—— A State for Sale. (L. Steffens) McClure, 24: 337.
—— VVildest. (C. Deming) Outl. 71: 505.
Rhodes, Cecil John. (E. B. Iwan-Miiller) Fortn. 77:
741.—(H. Oust) No. Am. 175: 99. -(F. E. Gar-
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With portrait. (W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25:
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33: 58, 181, 345. —-With portrait. (T. P. O’Connor)
Everybody’s, 6: 462. -—- (J. Bryce) Nation, 74: 285,
-— (F. L. Oswald) Arena, 27: 573. —Spec. 88: 471,
-— An Appreciation. Sat. R. 93: 420.
-— as Empire Builder. Sat. R. 93: -388.
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19th Cent. 51: 841,
—— as a Type. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 264,
—-— at Home in South Africa. (F. E. Garrett) Pall
Mall M. 27: 97.
—— Funeral of. (G. Ralling) Good Words, 43: 473.
—-— Hensman’s Life of. Spec. 88: 481.
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Contemp. 81 : 643,
— in Egypt. (C. Dicey) Fortn. 77: 762.
-—- The Matoppos and Inyanga. (E. Cecil) Pall Mall
M. 27: 251.
-— Lord Milner and the South African Settlement.
(E. Iwan-Miiller) Fortn. 78: 373.
—— Personal Recollections of. (S. Low) I9th Cent. 51:
828. = Ecl. M. 139: 91. =Liv. Age, 233: 577.
-- A Poem. (R. Kipling) McClure, I9: 130.
(Sir C. Warren)
542
(G. Maxwell) Blackw. I74: .

RHYTHM
Rhodes, Cecil John. Some Conversations in London.
(S. Low) 19th Cent. 51: 828.
Rhodes, James Ford, with portrait.
World’s Work, 4: 2316. -
Rhodes, Siege of. (A. W. Pollard) Library, 7: 423,
(H. M. Stephens)
Rhodes Bequest and "University Federation. (J. C.
Collins) I9tl1 Cent. 56: 970.
Rhodes Scholar, Definition of a. Spec. 92: 525.:
Liv. Age, 241: 500,
—- at Oxford. Sat. R. 98: 546,
Rhodes Scholars, The American. Acad. 68: 333.
—— -— at Oxford. (S. R. Ashby) Macmil. n. s. I: 181.
— (Paul Nixon) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 716. -— (S. R.
Ashby) Macmil. n. s. I: I8I.:Liv. Age, 248:
603.
——at Oxford. Educa. R. 29: 109.:Liv. Age, 251:
821. —(S. K. Hornbeck) Booklover’s M. 5: 55. —
(G. C. Vincent) Indep. 58: 406.
— —— Experiences and Impressions of.
Educa. R. 29: 234.
—from Germany at Oxford.
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Rhodes Scholarships. (H. N ewbolt) Monthly R. 7,
no. 2: I.— Liv. Age, 233: 444. —-Dial, 32: 303.——
Science, 11. s. 16: 91,6. —-— (H. Reade) Westm. I58:
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-— (H. M. Stephens) World’s 'Work, 4: 2222. — Liv.
Age, 247: 63. ——(Julius A. Brown) Dart. Bi—Mo.
I: I23.—(Goldwin Smith) Nation, 78: 289,-(W,
B. Thomas) Macmil. 87: 255. :Science, 11. s. I8:
156. —(G. E. MacLean) School R. 11: 246.—(F.
Acland)Booklover’s M. 1: 357. ——(W. VV. Black-
all) Educa. R. 25: 32. — (W. T. Harris) Educa. R.
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— — Influence on Oxford. (T. Case) National, 39: 420,
— Memorandum of the Trustees for the U. S. Dartm.
Bi-Mo. 2: 52. ,
— A Perverted Trust. Dial, 36: 35.
— Qualifying Examinations for. (G. H. Locke) School
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Rhodesia and the Charter.
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— and Ophir, Hall on.
(W. E. Schutt)
(H. E. von Lindeiner-
(I. Dobbie) Monthly R. 17,
(A. H. Keane) Nature, 66:
34'
— Commercial Development of. (D. E. Brodie) Over-
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-— Northeastern, Geographical Results of Explorations
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(R.
Rhododendron Culture in America. (F. Duncan)
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Rhododendrons. (H. J. Koehler) Ctry Life Am. 9:
429- '
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Rhodope Balkans, The. (F. R. Maunsell) Geog. J.
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Rhyme in the Drama. Acad. 62: 483,
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Rhythm and Discrete Succession, Motor Theory of.
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-—and Rhyme. (G. Bourne) Macmil. n. s. I: 541.:
Liv. Age, 250: 205,
'-— Pulse in Verbal.
RHYTHM
Rhythm, and the Science of Poetry.
Sewanee, 10: 406,
—- Auditory, Afiective Quality of, in relation to Oh-
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(P. E. More)
-I
15,
—— Psychology of, A Contribution to. (C. H. Sears)
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(Mary Hallock) Poet-Lore, 16,
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— Time and Number.
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Rhythmic Forms, Emotional Values in.
Meth. R. 65: 858.
Rhythms, Cosmic and 1Esthetic, Synthesis of. Ath.
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Rialto, The [N. Y. City]. (C. B. Davis) Outing, 49:
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Riant, Count Paul, Oriental Library of, at Harvard
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Riata. See Lasso.
Ricasoli, Baron. (G. S. Godkin) Californian, 6: 230,
Rice, Stephen Sping. (Lord Welby) Cornh. 86: -752,
Rice. (S. A. Knapp) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 5: 102.
Rice-farming in the South. ‘ (D. A. Willey) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 26: 177.
—-— Revolution in. (R. S. Lanier) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33:
716.
Rich and Poor. Spec. 96: 529.
— How Men get. (C. M. Keys) World’s Work, 11:
7066,
-— Neglected, A Settlement for the. Outl. 82: 512,
Rich Men and their Homes. (H. Croly) Archit. Rec.
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Rich Widow of Spanish Town. (G. Morris) Cent. 46:
480,
Richard II. of England, the Redeless. (S. H. D. Hol-
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Romingeria, Genus, Observations on. (C. E. Beecher)
Am. J. Sci. 166: 1,
Romney, George. Am. Arch. 82: 87.-——(Sir H. Max-
well) Chamb. J. 79: 641.
—— Life and Works, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Art, 4: pt. 37.
— Portrait of Miss Rodbard.
27: 261,
—— Ward and Roberts’s. Art J. 571 44.
Romney Marsh. Sat. R. 951 450.
Roncesvalles. (Edward Fry) Eng. Hist. R. 201 22.
Ronsard, Pierre de. (H. Belloc) Ecl. M. 142: 389.:
Liv. Age, 239: 376.
~—— in English. (Arthur Symons) Sat. R. 102: 543.
Rood, Prof. Ogden N. Colum. Univ. Q. 51 47.—(A.
W. Wright) Am. J. Sci. 1652 73. — (W. L. Stevens)
Science, 11. s. 16: 881,
Rood Screens. Am. Arch. 89: 120.
Roofs, Iron and Steel, in England. Am. Arch. 902
16;, 172,
Rook, My. (Clara Bensted) Chamb. J . 80: 191,
Rooke, John, a Neglected English Economist.
A. Seligman) Econ. J. 131 511.
Rookwood Pottery. (A. O. Elzner) Archit. Rec. I7:
294. —-— Craftsman, 3: 247,
—— and Cincinnati’s Contribution to Ceramic Art.
Mendenhall) Brush & P. 17: 47.
Room Decoration by C. Conder. (F. M. Wood) Studio
(Internat.) 25: 201,
Rooms that I have loved. (H. C. Prince) Temp. Bar,
131: 719. = Liv. Age, 246: 270,
Rooper, Thomas Godolphin. Geog. J. 221 9I.
Roosevelt, Alice. (E. B. Kaufman) Munsey, 34: 131,
Roosevelt, Theodore. Critic, 44: 459.— (S. Brooks)
Fortn. 81: 290. = Liv. Age, 240: 64I.—(H. C.
Lodge) McClure, 24: 8. =Fortn. 82: 757. —Spec.
922 1000.--(A. Swift) Sund. M. 33: 693.— (By a
Progressive Republican) No. Am. 175: 7ZI.—(S.
Brooks) Monthly R. 9, no. 2: I. =Liv. Age, 235!
641.-.-=Ecl. M. 142: 561.—(E. Mims) So. Atlan.
Q. 4: 48.
— Accident to, Questions of Law suggested by. (S. D.
Thompson) Am. Law R. 36: 723.
— and Addicks. (R. Ogden) Nation, 751 394.
—— and the Bosses. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 46.
—-— and Bryan, 4th of July Speeches of, I906. Outl. 83:
594-
- and Business Morals. (Walter H. Page) World’s
Work, 12: 7699.
—— and Congress. (A. O. Bacon) Indep. 60: 546,
— and Folk. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79: 368.
—- and Grosvenor. (H. Lamont) Nation, 78: 344.
-— and the Hague Court. (J . W. Foster ; Herbert W.
Bowen) Indep. 61: I471,
—— and his Trip through the West, in 1903. Out West,
18: 75 3.
—— and Monroeism. Sat. R. 1001 58!.
-—- and the Postal Frauds. (W. A. White) McClure,
23: 506.
— and the Railroads. (Cy Warman) World To-day,
I0: 261,-(C. A. Prouty) Cent. 49! 644.
—- and the South. (W. Garrett Brown) Indep. 59: 1086,
-—Outl. 78: 511.
(G. E. Channing)
(E. Big-
(W. Roberts) M. of Art,
(E. R.
(L.
550
ROOSEVELT
Roosevelt, Theodore, and South America. Spec. 92:
-— and ‘Tiberius Gracchus.
I80: 327.
— and Tom Johnson as Typical Representatives of
Opposing Political Ideals. (J . D. Miller) Arena,
30: 145.
— and the Trusts. Spec. 96: 933.: Liv. Age, 250:
:84.
— and Wall Street. (F. B. Tracy) Fortn. 82: 252, --
(S. S. Pratt) World’s Work, 7: 4397.
— An Appreciation, with portrait. (W. D. Foulke)
Everybody’s, II: 789,
(C. L. Dana) No. Am.
— as a Father. (H. I. Cleveland) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7:
598-
—~ as an Overworked Oflicial. (L. Steffens) McClure,
18: 483.
— as a Presidential Candidate, 1904. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
3°: 35-
— as a Reader. Cent. 47: 951.
— as a Student. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 476,
-—as a Writer for Young Men. (R. Bridges) Lamp,
28: 311,
— at Charleston.
0.
— at Harvard. (F. H. Wheelan) Calif. Univ. Chron.
5= 332-
— at the White House. (C. Wagner) McClure, 25: 641.
— August (1905) Speechifying of. (R. Ogden) Nation,
81: 134,
— Camping with. (J . Burroughs) Atlan. 972 585.
— Canceled Message of, 1903. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77:
(W. W. Price) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16:
398.
— Character and Opinions of. (H. C. Lodge) Critic,
441 312-
—The Citizen. (J. A. Riis) Outl. 75: 789-987. 76:
25—647.
— Civil Service under. (W. B. Shaw) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
31: 317.
— Congress on his Hands. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 46,
— English View of. Sat. R. 942 701.
—- Europe’s Opinion of. (Baron d’E. de Constant)
Indep. 55¢ 3Z3.——(L. E. Van Norman) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 30: 299.
— Extravagance of. Is the President Extravagant ?
Outl. 76: 868.
— Family of. McClure, 25: 284.
— First Vote of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: I64,
— First Year in Oflice. (By a J effersonian Democrat)
No. Am. 1751 731. -—By a Progressive Republi-
can) No. Am. 175: 721. — (S. Brooks) Monthly R.
9, no. 2: I.=Liv. Age, 235: 641,
-- Foreign Estimate of. No. Am. 179: 118,
- His Moral Right to become a Candidate for Rei=§lec-
tion. (Q.) No. Am. 183: 331.
— Horsemanship of. (E. E. Paine) New Eng. M. n. s.
29= 597-
— How he became President. (D. G. Phillips) Every-
body’s, 81 90.
—— Hunting Trip of, 1905. (C. Arthur Williams) World
To-day, 82 653.
— in French Cartoons. (Bruce McLean) Bookman,
23: 2 58,
—- Incident in the Life of. (F. E. Leupp) Cent. 46:
37-
—— The Leaven and the Loaf. (R. J . Thompson) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 707.
—— L’Etat c’est Roosevelt.
—— Letter of Acceptance, 1904.
793 9°-
— Letters to Literary Statesmen. I.
Atlan. 95: 402,
—- Leupp’s Sketch of. (W. Rice) Dial, 36: rgo.
Sat. R. 100: 742.
(R. Ogden) Nation,
(Alciphron)
ROOSEVELT
Roosevelt. Theodore, the Man and the Citizen.
Foulke) Outl. 76: 752.
—— The Men about the President.
Munsey, 29: 516.
—- Message, Dec., 1903. (R. Ogden) Nation, 771 458.
-— — - and the Isthmian Canal. (F. Escobar) No.
Am. I78: 122,
—- —— of 1905. Outl. 81: 852,
-— Mr. Roosevelt’s R61e. Sat. R. 99: 197.
-— Nomination of, 1904. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 506.
-— Official Family of. (Abby G. Baker) Indep. 58:
470.
—-— on the Defensive.
—- On his Tour, 1902.
2754-
-- on the Indian 'and the Negro; a Step in Advance
and a Step Backward. Outl. 79: 416.
-—on Multimillionaires. Spec. 96: 6o4.=Liv. Age,
249= 434-
—— on the Rewards of Scholarship. Science, n. s. 222 27.
—- on Senators. (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 184,
—— An Open Letter. (F. Parsons) Arena, 32: 122.
-— Opportunities of. (S. Low) I9th Cent. 561 332.:
E01. M. 144: 141.‘-"-Liv. Age, 244: I.
-—— Our Sentimental President. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82:
(W. D.
(D. A. Willey)
(R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 4,
(L. Denison) World’s Work, 5:
314-
—— an Out-door Man. (H. B. Needham) McClure, 26:
23!,
-— Personal Sketch of. (L. Abbott) Outl. 78: 523.
—— Personality of. (D. A. Willey) Munsey, 31: 161, -
(W. G. Brown) Indep. 552 I547.
-— Philippine Inconsistencies. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
793 271-
— Policy of. What may be expected of him. Outl.
78: 705.
-—— President Hercules and the American Hydra. Liv.
Age. 24% 629.
-— Railway Problem of. (W. Z. Ripley) Atlan. 96:
377. 486-
-- Scottish Ancestors of. (A. H. Millar) Scot. Hist.
R, I: 416,
—— Should he be Nominated, I904? (S. C. Parlss)
Arena. 311 357.
-— Speech at Cincinnati. Outl. 72: 204.
—— Successes and Failures of. (C. M. Harvey) World
To-day, III 808,
~— Three Months as President. (H. L. Nelson) Atlan.
89= 145.
— Training for the Presidency. (F. A. Munsey) Mun-
sey, 32: 161,
-- Virginia Lodge of. Outing, 47: 473.
—— Why he should be elected President.
Lodge) No. Am. 179: 321,
Roosevelt Doctrine, The, and European Interests.
Liv. Age, 247: 565.
Roosevelt Genealogy. (W. S. Bridgman) Munsey, 33:
(H. C.
553-
“ Roosevelt Party,” The. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 66,
Roosevelts, Christmas with the, in 1765. (R. Bache)
Cosmopol. 40: 149,
Root, Elihu. (F. A. Munsey) Munsey, 33: 579. —-
Outl. 80: 659.
-— and South America.
(N. Y.) 34: 583.
-— and the State Dept.
Work, 11: 6835,
— as Secretary of War. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 78:
33.——(W. H. Carter) No. Am. 178: IIIO.
-— Character Sketch, with portrait. (W. Wellman) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 35.
-—— Training of. Indep. 59: 241.
- Visit to South America, 1906. (G. A. Chamberlain)
Indep. 61: 665,
(A. W. Dunn) R. of Rs.
(H. B. Needham) World’s
551
ROSEBERY
Root, Elihu, William Taft, Leonard Wood. (T.
Roosevelt) Harv. Grad. M. 11: 1.
Root Pressure in Begonia. (J . B. Dandena) Science,
11. s. 16: 833.
Roots, Electrotropism of.
Sci. 168: 145, 228,
— we eat. (E. L. Fullerton) Ctry Life Am. 8: 332.
Rooy, — van, as a Singer. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
95= 583-
Roping at Pasco’s, The; a story. (R. S. Baker) Mc-
Clure, IQ: I52.
Roping Match at Antelope.
50: 21,
Ropley, Hants, The Charters of the Manor of.
Kirby) Archseol. 58: 227,
Roquebrune; the Pirate’s Stronghold. Chamb. J . 79:
(A. B. Plowman) Am. J.
(Alice MacGowan) Cent.
(T. F.
p
Rorqual, Hunting the. (J . J. Bell) Temp. Bar, 126:
289,
Rosa, Don José de la, with portrait. (M. M. Bow-
man) Land of Sun. 3: 3o.
Rosalie; a story. (Wingrove Bathon) Cosmopol. 34:
291. ’
Rosalind. (E. L. Cary) Lamp, 27: 210.
Rosamond Fair, Strange Story of. (Philip Sidney)
Gent. M. n. s. 69: 454.
Rosary, The Bridgettine.
I89,
-— Evolution of the. Chamb. J. 792 798.
—- History of the. (H. Thurston) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 261.
Roscoe, Sir Henry E. Reminiscences. Nature, 741
(H. Thurston) Month, 100:
289,
Rose, St., of Lima. (M. McMahon) Cath. World, 75:
802,
Rose, J . H. Napoleonic Studies. Spec. 93: 1052.
Rose Family of Ireland and America. Pennsyl. M.
28: 162.
Rose in Southern California, The.
Land of Sun. 2: 23.
— What it can do. (Jessie J. Knox) Overland, n. s.
471 1-
Rose Trelawny; a story. (V. Sheard) Canad. M. 19:
(T. B . Shepherd)
510.
Rose Arbor. (Elizabeth F. Gray) Overland, n. s. 43:
47.
Rose Dormant. (A. Dunbar) New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 397.
Rose in June, At the. (W. Raymond) 19th Cent. 57:
129,
Rose is Red. (F. Lewis) New Eng. M. n. s. 25: 75;.
Rose of May, The. (A. W. Corpe) Cath. World, 81: 813,
Rose 0’ the River. (Kate D. Wiggin) Cent. 471 643*
843. 48: 119,
Rose of Spring, The; a story. (M. Harris) Harper,
I07: 520,
Rose of the World; a story. (A. and E. Castle) Cornh.
go: 125-840. gr: 14-721,
Rose of Yesterday and To-day.
Cosmopol. 35: 119,
Rose Garden Story, A.
M. n. s. 34: 606,
Rose Lady, The; a story. (J . M. Forman) Harper,
I13: I76,
Rosenthal; a story. (H. C. Rowland) Am. M. 61: 101,
Rose—red Glow, The. (R. E. Young) Atlan. 91: 442,
(K. V. C. Matthews)
(R. McD. Daniels) New Eng.
Rosebery, Archibald P. D., Earl of. (A. V. Dicey)
Nation, 74: 29.
—— and the Opposition. Ed. R. 195: 551.
—- and Political Reconstruction. Fortn. 77: I. I Ecl.
M. I38: 400. ‘-2 Liv. Age, 232: 257,
-— as Public Speaker. Sat. R. 98: 385.
-— as a Weather Vane of Politics. Sat. R. 93: 689.
— How his Speech was reported. (J . Pendleton) Good
Words. 43= 193-
ROSEBERY
Rosebery, Archibald P. D., Earl of, in Politics.
H. V. Colquhoun) Canad. M. 19: 3.
- The Man of Emergency. Fortn. 77: 181.
- The Real. (H. Macpherson) Contemp. 81: 327,
— The Shattered Idol. (J . A. Meelboom) Westm.
157: 508,
- A Talker rather than a Door. Sat. R. 94: 574.
Rosegger, Petri Kettenfier; with portrait. Chant. 411
420,
Rosellen. (Evelyne E. Rynd) Temp. Bar, 127: 357.
Rosemary for Remembrance. (M. Manning) Harper,
111: 27.
Rosenthal, Moriz, with portrait. (R. Specht) Indep.
61: 1152,
Rosenstengel, Wm. Henry. (S. A. Sterling; E. Dap-
prich) Wis. Alum. M. 2: 103,
Roses. (H. N. Ellacombe) Cornh. 92: 27, = Liv. Age,
246: 335. -_-Ecl. M. 145: 397.
- Cultivation of. (P. J. Berckmans) Ctry Life Am.
(A.
2: 75,
- for Special Purposes. (L. Barron) Ctry Life Am.
7: 620,
- Hardy, for the Garden. (R. Huey)_Ctry Life Am.
71 459-
- of Santa Barbara, The.
Sun. 3: 70.
- Raising, under Glass.
Am. 5: 289.
Roses of Monsieur Alphonse ; a story.
Harper, 104: 749.
Rosetta Stone, The. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 531.
- Dhorees of Memphis and Canopus, Budge’s. Sat.
R, 97: 821,
- History and Significance of. (P. Carus) Open Court,
19: 89.
Rosicrucian’s Ring, The; a story. (C. Michelson)
Munsey, 27: 238.
Rosita Blanca, La; a story.
129: 609.
Ross, Prof. Edward A., Case of, at Stanford Univer-
sity. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 14: 321, 407,
497.
Ross, George ; Romance of a Scot’s Family. (H. Clif-
ford) Blackw. 171: 309,: E0]. M. 138: 769, :
Liv. Age, 233: 216,
Ross, J . T., and Blacklock, Thomas.
Art J. 55: 377.
Ross, Jonathan. (R. W. Taft) Green Bag, 17: 333.
Ross, Monmouthshire. (M. E. Mitchell) New Eng. M.
n. s. 28: 693. ,
Rossall School. Sat. R. 95: 580.
Rossetti, Christina. (P. E. More) Atlan. 94: 815,-
Church Q. 59: 58.-(S. J. Reid) Sund. M. 34:
(J . E. Mathis) Land of
(L. H. Bailey) Ctry Life
(T. A. Janvier)
(K. Mann) Temp. Bar,
(G. Aikman)
859.
— Collected Poems of. (F. M. Hueifer) Fortn. 81:
393.:-Liv. Age, 241: 158,-Ath. ’04, 1: 423,-
Spec. 93: 51.
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. (A. S. Henry) Bk. News,
22: 1032,
- and Botticelli. (W. B. Shaw) Craftsman, 9: 341.
- as an Illustrator. (E. L. Cary) Lamp, 27: 321.
- Benson’s Life of. Spec. 93: 224. —Ath. ’04, 2: 197,
- Ethical Significance of Poetry of. (J . Spens) Inter-
nat. J. Ethics, 12: 216,
- His Revision of “ The Blessed Damozel.” (R. L.
Tyrrell) Acad. 70: 356.
- His Treatment of Love. (Emma L. Hellings)
Poet-Lore, 16, no. 1: 76.
- Life and Works of, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Art, 4: 485,
- Ruskin’s Estrangement from. Acad. 65: 78.
Rossetti, Marie, Roumanian Heroine. (B. Teeling)
Cath. World, 77: 172,
552
ROUMAN IA
Rossetti, William M., in London. (Y one Noguchi)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 157.
- Reminiscences. (Edith K. Dunton) Dial, 41: 444,
- Some Recollections of. Nation, 83: 353.
Rossini, Gioacchino, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Music, 4: 1.
- and the Sensuous in Music. (A. W. Ambros) Music,
21: 204,
- as a Humorist. (J . C. Haddon) Cent. M. n. s. 72:
227,
Rostand, Edmond, with portrait. Lamp, 26: 495,
- L’Aiglon, and Woman, A Discussion of, by Chim-
mie Fadden. (E. W. Townsend) Cent. 41: 914.
- - A Note on. (T. B. Aldrich) Cent. 42: 277,
- Theater of. (A. Henderson) Arena, 34: 225.
Rosy Balm; a story. (Alice Brown) Harper, 111: 947,
Rotary Converter, Operation of the. (D. B. Rush-
more) Engin. M. 22: 5 38.
Rotating Cathode, Use of, in the Electrolytic Deter-
mination of Metals. (F. A. Gooch and H. E. Med-
way) Am. J. Sci. 165: 320,
Rotation of Crops. (L. H. Bailey) Cosmopol. 38: 682.
Rotations of the Sun, Jupiter, and the Earth, and
their Effects. (Mrs. Walter Maunder) Knowl. 26:
126.
Rote, The; a story. (G. S. Wasson) Atlan. 97: 747.
Rothamsted Agricultural Experiments. (T. H. Mid-
dleton) Nature, 74: 121,
- Results of. Sat. R. 96: 134.—(M. Foster) Sat. R.
101: 230,
Rothenburg, Bavaria.
5= 837-
- the Fantastic. (C. E. Eldred) Studio (Internat.) 28:
313-
— the German Jerusalem. (E. C. Vansittart) Cath.
World, 76: 658.
— Historical Play at. (E. L. Prime-Stevenson) Indep.
57 i 7 73-
- Legendary Play of. (C. L. Edholm) New Eng. M.
11. S. 27: 303.
- Picturesque. (W. Buckman) Arena, 36: 128,
Rotherham, Archbishop, Bennett on. Ath. ’02, 2: 306,
Rothiemurchus, Scotland. (H. Macmillan) Art J . 54:
7-344-
Rothschild Artisan’s Dwellings in Paris, The. (H.
Frantz) Studio (Internat.) 28: 115.
(H. Ericksen) Booklover’s M.
Rothschild Collection at the Louvre. (H. Frantz) M.
of Art, 26: 493.-(E. Mouret) Brush & P. 10:
156
Rothschilds, Empire of the, with portraits. (D. G.
Phillips) Cosmopol. 38: 501,
- of France, The. (Vance Thompson) Everybody’s,
13: 579.
Rotifera, Preserving and Mounting. (C. F. Rousse-
let) Knowl. 25: 68, 91,
— Jennings on Rat-tailed. (T. D. A. Cockerell) Am.
Natural. 38: 325.
Rouen, Color Etchings of. Booklover’s M. 5: 638.
- Old Corners of. (F. C. Brown) Archit. R. 10: 37,
— Siege of, in 1591, Journal of. (R. Poole) Eng. Hist.
R. 17: 528.
Rough with the Smooth, The; a story.
Temp. Bar, 134: 418,
Rough Places, The; a story. (Elizabeth Foote) Cent.
(H. Vallings)
45: 312-
Roughing it, Fallacies of. (Robert Dunn) Outing, 46:
643.
- A Summer’s. (W. Camp) World’s Work, 6: 3488.
Roumania and the Monroe Doctrine. (E. A. Dodge)
Sewanee, 11: 479.
- J ewgin. (Elizabeth, Queen of Roumania) Cent. 49:
78
O, r
— Life in. (Helene Vacaresco) Contemp. 81: 482.
ROUMANIAN
Roumanian Circular, 1902. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation,
75: 239-
Roumanian Jews; a New Departure in American Di-
plomacy. (W. M. Abell) Gunton’s M. 23: 476.
Roumanian Language. (Robinson Thornton) Roy.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 6: 69.
Round Table of Dodge City, The; a story. Every-
body’s, 7: 432.
Round Towers of Ireland.
11. s. 41: 48, 139, 258.
Round-up, A Day with the; an Impression.
Wyeth) Scrib. M. 39: 285.
Rousseau, J . J ., Frederika MacDonald’s New Criti-
cism. (W. P. Garrison) Nation, 83: 556,
-‘— In the Footsteps of. (H. Ellis) F ortn. 82: 809,
Rousseau Revival, The. (W. P. Garrison) Nation,
(J . B. McGovern) Antiq.
(N. C.
82: 6.
Rouvier, Maurice. (C. Bastide) Fortn. 84: 215. = 1.
M- I45= 454-
Rouzet, Citizen, The Romance of. (B. King) Harper,
108: 775.
Rowfant Books, The. Library, 11. s. 6: 309. —-— (Ham-
mond Lamont) Nation, 80: 264.
Rowing, American and English. (R. D. Paine) Cent.
48: 483. ‘
— American College Stroke. (R. D. Pame) Cent. 48:
483.
— American University. (R. D. Paine) Outing, 40:
33°
-— Bogus Amateurs from America. Sat. R. 102: 10.
—- British vs. American Style in. (W. B. Woodgate)
Outing, 49: 235.
— College, in America.
M. 5: 781.
—- English and American.
(N. P. Stauffer) Booklover’s
(T. A. Cook) Fortn. 86:
1 14,
— Oxford vs. Cambridge. Sat. R. 99: 451.
—- Slaves of the Oar. Macmil. 85: 452.
— Story of the Yale Stroke. (J . Rogers, jr.) Outing,
42: 103.
Rowing Match, Famous New Brunswick. (G. Stewart)
Canad. M. 22: 253.
Rowlands, Henry, Bishop, Will of. Cornh. 88: 110,
owlandson, Thomas, with portrait. (J . Greig) M. of
Art, 26: 166, 210,
— Phil May, and Charles Keene compared. Brush &
P. W 243-
Rowley, Sergeant, Rise and Fall of ; True Story of the
Civil War. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 428.
Rowton, Lord, M. W. L. C., and Rowton Houses. (R.
Farrant) Cornh. 89: 835.
Roxella’s Prisoner. (H. A. Nash) Atlan. 93: 72.
Royal Academicians, Notes on. (D. S. MacColl) Sat.
R. 95: 58 5.
Royal Academy. Spec. 90: 783,
- and National Art.
I
(D. S. MacColl) National, 45:
3°5-
—- and the New Gallery. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation,
80: 410,
-— and International Society Exhibitions, 1906. (F.
Rinder) Art J. 58: 71,
—-— and its Improvement. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 97:
140,
— and Reform. Quar. 198: 196,
—~ Elections, 1903. Art J. 55: 86.
-- — 1904. Art J. 56: 79.
—- Elementary Exercises at. (A. J . Finberg) National,
39: 641.
-—Exhibition, 1902. (F. Rinder) Art J. 54: 201.-—
M. of Art, 26: 355, 393.—Spec. 88: 687, 707,
--_ 1903. Ath. ’03, 1: 599, 631.—(A. L. Baldry)
Art J. 55: I6I.—(M. H. Spielmann) M. of Art,
27: 373- 425-
553
ROYAL
Royal Academy, Exhibition, 1904. Acad. 66: 530-
663.——Art J. 56: 77,- (Lewis Lusk) Art J. 56:
I77.—(W. K. West) Studio (Internat.) 23: 26.-
(D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 97: 585, 617.—(Fred A.
Eaton) Scrib. M. 36: 413-556. —-Spec. 92: 50, 696,
73°-
—— 1905, Acad. 68: 498, 640.-—(A. C. R. Carter)
Art J . 57: I65.—— (A. L. Baldry) Studio (Internat.)
26: 37.— Spec. 94: 712.
—— 1906. (R. Dircks) Art J. 58: 161.——(Eliz. R.
Pennell) Nation, 82: 402.—(D. S. MacColl) Sat.
R. 101: 10,—Ath, ’06, 1: 561, 584, 644.—Spec.
96: 710, 751.——Studio (Internat.) 28: 317, 29: 3.
— Foundation of. Studio (Internat.) 20: 203.
—-— Story of, and the Romances of Some Original
Members. Blackw. I79: 618.
’-- in the 19th Century. (G. D. Leslie and F. A. Eaton)
Art 1 55= 331. 372-
— Old and Other Masters at. M. of Art, 27: I32.
—Reorganization needed. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R.
W 587.
—Recollection of. (G. A. Storey) Pall Mall M. 27:
63.
—Schools of. (F. A. Eaton) 19th Cent. 55: 302,-
(D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 97: 261.
— Students’ Competitions. Studio (Internat.) 16: 28,
— Winter Exhibition, 1903. Art J . 55: 83.
— — 1904. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 99: 10.
— —- 1905. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 82: 94.
Royal African Company of England, Constitution and
Finance of, from its Foundation till 1720. (W. R.
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Royal Army Medical Corps, The.
Westm. 162: 65,
Royal Cambrian Academy Exhibition, 1904. Art J .
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Royal Caste, The. Spec. 89: 7.
Royal College of Science. Nature, 73: 344.
Royal Economic Society, Charter of. Econ. J . I 33 1.
Royal Geographical Society. Science, n. s. 17: 633.
— President’s Address, 1902. (C. R. Markham) Geog.
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—— —-— 1905. (C. R. Markham) Geog. J. 26: 1.
Royal Gold Medal. Am. Arch. 81: 20.
Royal Incomes and Expenditures. (W. Littlefield)
Munsey, 34: 189,
Royal Institute of British Architects.
Beckett) Am. Arch. 87: 146.
— Rules for Architectural Competition. Am. Arch.
88: 3.
Royal Institution, London, Chemical Laboratory of.
Nature, 66: 460,
Royal Kidnapper, The.
79: 599-
Royal Marines and their Relation to the Royal Navy.
Un. Serv. M. 26: 336.
—- A Naval Problem. Un. Serv. M. 26: 476.
Royal Patronage. Spec. 88: 45.
Royal Photographic Society, Medal of, awarded to
Professor Janssen. Pop. Astron. I4: I37.
Royal Prerogative, An Abuse of. (Quirinus) N ational,
48= 33-
Royal Reserve Regiments of 1900. Un. Serv. M. 25:
(R. H. Bakewell)
(Edmund
(T. R, Threefall) Chamb. J .
91-
Royal Scottish Academy, Exhibition, 1904. Art J .
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Royal Society of Canada. (H. M. Ami) Science, 11. s.
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Royal Society of Edinburgh and the Government. Na-
ture, 74: 150.
Royal Society of London, The. Nature, 74: 466.
— and the British Academy. (N. Lockyer) Nature,

65= 493-
ROYAL
Royal Societi of London, Anniversary Meeting, 1904.
Nature, 71: 105.
— — 1906. Nature, 75: 130.
-—— Conversazione of, 1903. Science, n. s. 17! 976.
-— — 1904. Nature, 70: 68.
— — 1905. Nature, 73: 129.
-— — 1906. Nature, 74¢ 59.
Royal Sportsman. Outing, 41: 419,
Royal Visits in Bygone Times. (E. B. D’Auvergne)
Gent. M. n. s. 75; 19.
Royal Worcester Potteries.
Royalties, Mining, Riddle of.
25: 271,
Royce, Josiah, on Realism and Pluralism.
Perry) Monist, I2: 446.
— The World and the Individual. (C. M. Bakewell)
Internat. J . Ethics, 12: 389.—(R. M. Wenley)
Science, 11. s. 151 347. — (J . E. McTaggart) Mind,
271 557. -— (C. S. Pierce) Nation, 752 94. —(L. F-
Hite) N. Church R. 10: 97.
Royet, Prof. George. (W. E. Plummer) Nature, 74:
Craftsman, 83 78.
(T. I. Jones) Econ. R.
(R. B.
382,
T"-1% Use of, and of Greek wrveiipa. (W. R. Shoemaker)
_ J. Bib. Lit. 23: 13.
Rubber, Commercial Plantations.
Overland, n. s. 40: 339.
—— Cultivated. (J . C. Horter) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
37: 720,
-—- Cultivation of, in Ceylon.
75‘ 2°9-
—— in the Amazon Basin. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 143.
-— Para. (C. Simmonds) Nature, 71: 321,
Rubber Plantation, A, as an Investment.
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— in Mexico and Central America. Nat. Geog. M. 14:
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Rubber Tree, Four New Specimens of the Central
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Rubens. (J . La Farge) McClure, I9: 159.
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Music, 6: 1.
Ruby; a story. (Julia H. S. Bugeia) Californian, I:
8
(J . S. Cannon)
(J . C. Willis) Nature,
(J . S. Can-
35 -
Ruby Mines at Mogok, Upper Burma. Booklover’s
M. 5: 15.
Ruckstuhl, Frederick Wellington. (R. Ladegast) New
Eng. M. n. s. 25: 615.
Rudder, Madame de, Belgian Decorative Artist.
Craftsman, 5: 171,
Rudge and Rudge, Undertakers.
581 233-
Rudimentary Structure, Some. (R. Lydekker) Knowl.
n. s. 3: 472.
Rudolf, Lake, Journey West and North of. (J . W.
Brooke) Geog. J. 25: 525. -
Rug, The Disappearing Eastern. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 83: 257.
— Story of the. (P. C. Bouvé) New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 68,
Rug-making Community, A. (A. H. Gleason) Ctry
Life Am. 9: 411.
Rug—weaving, a New England Village Industry. (H.
R. Albee) Craftsman, 2: 291,
—— Successful, in Country Homes. (H. R. Albee) Ctry
Life Am. 8: 411,
Rugby School. Sat. R. 952 320.
Ruggles’s First Case; a story.
21: 237,
Rugs, American Woven. Craftsman, 10: 366.
— Oriental. (G. W. Newton) Brush & P. 16: 227,-
(G. L. Hunter) Ctry Life Am. 10: 70,-(M. R.
Towle) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 333.
(H. White) Indep.
(C. Thomas) McClure,
554
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Curtis) Craftsman, 6: 271.
—- Process of Making. (H. R. Albee) Ctry Life Am.
8: 468.
— their Character and Function. (S. Howe) Ctry Life
Am. 9: 323.
-— The Truth about Doctored. (G. L. Hunter) Ctry
Life Am. 10: 333.
Ruin of Harry Benbow, The ; a story. (H. Rideout)
Atlan. 98: 807,
Ruination of Willie Jones. (P. H. Fillmore) Every-
body’s, I2: 816,
Ruler of Men, A; a story. (O. Henry) Everybody’s,
I5= I57-
Ruler of Taroika, The. (H. Bindloss) Macmil. 85:
343.=Liv. Age, 233: 35.
Rulers, Guarding of. (S. M. Williams) Munsey, 3!:
648.
Rumbold, Sir Horace.
Rumbold Family in the 17th Century.
Roy. Hist. Soc. 16: 145.
Rumford Fund of the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences. Science, 11. s. 22: 481,
Run of the “ Altamaha,” The ; a Sea Story. (J . Stick-
ney)McC]ure, 22: 534,
Run on the Bull Hill Bank, The.
M. 36:{68,
"‘ Run, you Coyote, Run 1 ” a story. (C. Thomas)
Munsey, 27: 927.
Runaway, The. (M. Ilsley) Cent. 49: 520.
Runaway Inmate, The. (J . T. Bishop) Munsey, 33:
Recollections. Spec. 92: 220.
(H. Rumbold)
(G. Daulton) Scrib.
220,
Runaway Road, The. (Eleanor H. Abbott) Every-
body’s, 15: 593.
Rundle’s Doing. (A. H. Henderson) Chamb. J. 82:
657, 683.
Runkle, John Daniel, with portrait.
Technol. R. 4: 277.
Running, Breathlessness in.
ingi 43‘ S94-
— Cross-country. (E. H. Baynes) Outing, 40: 185, -
(A. Ruhl) Outing, 45: 176.
—-New Record made by A. F. Duffey.
Outing, 40: 433.
—— What makes a Sprinter.
42: 230,
Running to Harbor; a story. (J . R. Connolly) Scrib.
M. 33= 143-
Running Water; a novel.
5<>= 53I—893- 511 78-239-
Runty Smithers; astory. (G. E. Hunt) Am. M. 60: 396.
Rupe, Alan de, and his Indulgence of 60,000 Years,
(H. Thurston) Month, 100: 281,
Rupert, the Captive of Linz. (Dora G. McChesney)
Cornh. 88: 237,
Rupp, William. (G. W. Richards) Ref. Ch. R. 51: 537.
Rural Commonwealth, Remaking of a. (C. H. Poe)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 694.
Rural Community and Church, Problem of the.
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Rural Depopulation. (A. W. Pickard- Cambridge)
Econ. R. 13: 436.
Rural Exodus, The. (R. A. Gatty) Chamb. J . 82: 369.
Rural Free Delivery Service, The. (G. B. Cortelyou)
Indep. 61: 303. —— (D. A. Willey) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(R. W. Tyler)
(R. T. McKenzie) Out-
(A. Kidd)
(P. C. Phillips) Outing,
(A. E. W. Mason) Cent.
(G.
27: 55-
—— A Rural View of. (Egbert T. Bush) No. Am. 182:
381,
— The Why of. (R. C. Hawkins) No. Am. 180! 886.
Rural Improvement, Progress of. (A. C. True) Chaut.
371 495-
Rural Mail Carrier, Thirty Miles with a. (M. B.
Thrasher) Indep. 55; 311.
RURAL
Rural Population, The Decrease in.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 341 74.
— Growth of. (F. T. Carlton) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 177.
Rural Social Forces, Federation of. (K. L. Butter-
field) Chaut. 36: 279. --(K. L. Butterfield) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 455.
(W. S. Rossiter)
Rural Techniques. (G. Bourne) Cornh. 88: 364. = Ecl.
M. 142: 58.
Rusden, George William. (E. A. Petherick) Ath. ’<>4,
1: 17-,
Rush, Dr). Benjamin. (S. W. Mitchell) Pennsyl. M.
27: 129.
—— Excerpts from Papers of. Pennsyl. M. 29: 15.
Rush Order for Lamps, A ; a story. (E. W. Hurlbut)
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Rushlights, Cruisies, and Candleholders in the Isle of
Man. (P. M. C. Kermode) Antiq. n. s. 38: 233.
Ruskin, John. (W. Crane) Acad. 65: 6I8.—(W. G.
Collingwood) Good Words, 43: 77-829. 44: his
Bibles, 20.=Ecl. M. 1402 437; his Library, 120;
his Old Road, 343; his “ Cashbook,” 401 ; his
Jewels, 561; his Hand, 650; his Gardening, 736. —-
(W. G. Collingwood) Temp. Bar, 133: 481, —(F,
Harrison) Bk. News, 21: 135,
—- and Christianity. (J . W. Paull) Sund. M. 341 696.
— and Democracy. (J . A. Hobson) Contemp. 81: 103,
—— and Girlhood; some Happy Reminiscences. (L.
Allen Harker) Scrib. M. 40: 561.
- and Millais in Scotland. (W. W. Fenn) Chamb. J .
82: 645.
— as an Art Critic. (L. W. Clarke) Macmil. 90: 274.
=Liv. Age, 242: 666.
— at Hawarden. (W. Sinclair) Macmil. 91: 461.:
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-— Debt of the Christian World to. (J . F. Bonnell)
Meth. R. 62: 526.
-— Exhibition at Manchester. Art J . 56: 151.
— Glimpses of. (H. K. Rees) Ecl. M. 141: 421. =Liv.
Age, 238: 385.
— Harrison on. Ath. ’02, 2: 443.
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401 S59-
—- Humor of. (G. Trobridge) Westm. 160: 415.
— Ilaria. (W. G. Collingwood) Critic, 40: 314.
—- in Venice. (Count A. Zorzi) Cornh. 94: 250, 366,
- Letters to C. E. Norton. Atlan. 93: 577-797. 94:
8-378,—(P. N. Bicknell) Dial, 37: 417. -—(Jean-
nette L. Gilder) Critic, 46: I17. —(K. Cox) Nation,
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- Letters to M. G. and H. G. Eel. M. 141: 218.
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— Letters to a Young Lady. (A. Scot) No. Am. 177:
97-
-— Life and Public Service. (I. Sargent) Craftsman, 1,
no. 2: 1.
—— Memorials of.
—— Stories of Authors’ Loves.
Words, 45: 317.
—— Symbolism and the Memory of.
Scrib. M. 31: 381.
-— Views of Literature. (R. W. Bond) Contemp. 87:
844. I E01. M. 145: 404. = Liv. Age, 246: 77.
-— Views on Women. (G. Jones) Westm. I65: 685.
-— Works; ed. by E. T. Cook and A. Wedderburn.
Sat. R. 99: 144.
Ruskin College. Oxford Labor College. (W. Sin-
clair) Westm. I65: 630.-—(E. B. Forrest) Indep.
R. 9: 80.
Ruskin Co-operative Colony in Tennessee. (J . W.
Braam) Am. J . Sociol. 8: 667,
--Why it failed. (H. C. Medill) Gunton’s M. 22:
(K. Hoffman) Mnnsey, 27: 545.
(C. E. Laughlin) Good
(Russell Sturgis)
434-
Ruskin Cross at Coniston. Craftsman, 2: 271,
555
RUSSIA
Russell, Charles, Lord, with portrait. (B. Wyman)
Green Bag, 14: 166,
—— O’Brien’s Life of. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 32: 116,
Russell, Charles M., Cowboy Artist. (W. D. Coburn)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 317.—With portrait. Out-
ing. 45= 269-
Russell, George W., “ A. E.,” the Neo-Celtic Mystic.
(Julia E. Ford) Poet-Lore, 16, no. 4: 82,
Russell, George W. E., with portrait. Bk. Buyer, 25:
12,
Russell, Henry Sturgis, with portrait. (J . T. Morse,
jr.) Harv. Grad. M. 14: 36.
Russell, Israel Cook. Nature, 74: 226. — (W. P. Lom-
bard and M. L. D’Ooge) Science, 11. s. 24: 426.
Russell, Lord John, and Religious Liberty. (S. J .
Reid) 20th Cent. Q. 1, no. 1: 133.
Russell, John, of Dartmouth, Mass., Descendants of.
(B. B. Russell) N. E. Reg. 58: 364, 59: 22,
Russell, Mrs. Bertrand. (I. M. Hamill) Sund. M. 34:
539-
Russell, Richard, Dr. Johnson’s Landlord. (E. T.
Clarke) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 158,
Russia. (H. H. D. Pierce) Atlan. 90: 465.—-J. Mil,
Serv. Inst. 33: 469. —-Un. Serv. M. 27: 317, 401,
529, 675. 28: 73, 196. — (C. E. Smith) Nat. Geog.
M. 16: 55. —(C. E. Smith) New Eng. M. n. s. 32:
114,
— Absolutism of the Czar. (A. P. Dennis) Yale R.
14: 117,
-— Active Liberalism in. (M. A. Rosanoff) Nation, 79:
27,
— Advent of Reforms in. Sat. R. 99: 581.
—— Advisers of the Czar. (W. von Schierbrand) World
To-day, 8: 376.
- Affairs in. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. vols. 87-90.
— after the War. (G. F. Wright) Nation, 82: 295,
—- Aggression of the Teuton and the Slav. Outl. 75:
104,
—- Agrarian Problem. Sat. R. 102: 8, 41, I05.
— Agricultural Distress in. (D. Bannerman) Westm.
157: 283,
— and America.
251,
— and China. (E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 39: 11.
— and Czarism. (H. H. L. Bellot) Westm. I64: 612,
—and the East. Why Russia has gone Eastward.
(L. E. Van Norman) Outl. 76: 639,
— and England. See Russia and Great Britain.
— and France. (U. Gohier) Indep. 54: 1642,
-— and Germany. (E. J . Dillon) Contemp. 88: 609, —-
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 79: 112,
—- and Great Britain. (A. S. Hurd; A.White) Fortn.
321 949.——(Ignota) Westm. I66: 164.
Spec. 92: 949.=Liv. Age, 242:
-— —— Anglo-Russian Entente. (V. E. Marsden) Fortn.
86: 197,
— —— Anglo-Russian Relations. (A. White) F ortn. 82:
960,
— —— during the 19th Century. Ed. R. 195: 534-
-— -— in 1804-05. Ath. ’04, 7: 445.
-— — in the Politics of Europe. (F. A. Ogg) Chaut.
36: 463.
— -— Long Feud of. (D. Story) Mnnsey, 31: 375.
— -— Obstacles to a Convention between. (E. J . Dillon)
Contemp. 85: 800, 86: 41,
— —- Rival Empires. (E. Dicey) 19th Cent. 54: 885.
— —— Understanding between, Some Consequences of
an. Liv. Age, 232: 427.
— and its Crisis, Milyoukov’s.
Nation, 82: 57.
-— and Japan, 1903. Blackw. 174: 585. —- (Capt. Brink-
ley) National, 43: 393. —— Quar. I99: 576. —- (Baron
Suyematsu) Asia. R. 38: 1.
— —- American Sentiment concerning. Cent. 46: 8:5.
(Isabel F. Hapgood)
RUSSIA
Russia and Japan and England. (C. A. W. Pownal)
19th Cent. 55: 368,
— —— and Germany and Great Britain.
Fortn. 82: 478,
-—- — Face to Face. Outl. 76: 161.
— — Russia’s Charge against Japan.
19th Cent. 55: 676.
—~ — ‘Var Fleets of. (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 25: 287.
—— —— Why they should shake Hands. (W. E. Griifis)
Outl. 80: 961.
See Russo-Japanese War.
— and the Jews. Liv. Age, 247: 631. —(O. G. Villard)
Nation, 78: 226,
— and the Nations.
6: 3642,
— and Neutral Rights. Spec. 93: 140.
-— and the Papaoy. (J . T. Murphy) Cath. World, 77:
(A. Stead)
(Sir F. Maurice)
(W. M. Ivins, jr.) World’s Work,
427.
-— and M. Joseph Prudhomme. (L. Jerrold) Monthly
R. 17, no. 3: 1.
—— and the United States. (W. D. Foulke) Outl. 751
617.
-— Army. (C. E. de la P. Beresford) National, 47: 315.
-— —— Conditions in. (T. F. Millard) Scrib. M. 362 543.
-— -—- — Sidelights on. F ortn. 82: 801,
—— —— Organization of. (W. C. Rivers) Idler, 24: 235.
-—— — To-day. (H. Vincent) Un. Serv. M. 28: 447.
-— Art in. (J . W. Pattison) World To-day, 8: 495.
-—- — Racial. Craftsman, 52 43.
-—- as a Social Factor. (J . Allman) Arena, 28: 379.
-— at the Parting of the Ways. (P. Vinogradoff) Fortn.
85: 1016. I Liv. Age, 249: 771,
-— at Sea and at Home. Liv. Age, 242: 567.
— Autocracy and War. (J . Conrad) F ortn. 84: I.
-— Autocracy at Work. National, 44: 969.=Ecl. M.
I441 637.
-—- Autocracy of, and the War. Spec. 92: 1003.
—- -— An Interpretation. (V. G. Simkhovitch) Internat.
Q. 10: 1,
—- -— Triumph of. (A. S. Rappoport) Fortn. 86: 398.
= Ecl. M. 147: 401.: Liv. Age, 251: 67.
— Autocrats in, Wavering. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83:
114,
—- Awakening of. (K. Blind) Fortn. 83: 27. — (F.
Volkhoosky) Contemp. 81: 823, =Liv. Age, 234:
I93-
—— Bankruptcy of, and Sergius Witte. (I. Singer) In-
dep. 59: 509.
— Beginners of Modern. (A. Laugel) Nation, 78: 146.
—— behind the Veil. (E. M. Grunwaldt) Craftsman,
10: 455.
—— Bibliography of. (M. de Wylie) Lib. J . 27: 767.
-—- Bureaucracy in. “In Heaven, God; in Okhotsk,
Koch.” (G. Kennan) Outl. 842 23.
—— Can we Trust ? Fortn. 81: 754.
— Changing. Cent. 47: 954.
-— Chaos in. Liv. Age, 247: 5oz.
—- Children’s Reading in. (W. L. Phelps) Booklover’s
M. 3: 761.
-— Church and State in. (J . E. Barker) 19th Cent. 59:
298.
—- Church of, and the World’s Progress. (W. E. Grif-
fis) Outl. 81: 121.
-—- —- Blight of. (P. Gibbon) World’s Work, 10: 6243,
—- — Influence on Russian Life. Westm. I63: 509,
-— Church Reform in, Witte vs. Pobiedonostseif.
(Laicus) Contemp. 872 712.
-—- Civil Liberty in. Outl. 81: 543.
—— Civilization of. The Civilization Battle.
Ogg) Chaut. 371 233.
— Climatological Atlas of.
(F. A.
(A. Buchan) Nature, 65:
554-
—— Coal for. (T. Baty) Monthly R. 18, no. 2: 128.
556
RUSSIA
Russia, Coming) Crash in. (K. Blind) No. Am. 180:
523-
—- Coming Revolution in. (C. Joubert) I9th Cent. 561
364.=Ec1. M. 143: 735. =Liv. Age, 243: 355.
—- Condition of. Quar. 202: 581,
—— Conquest of Asia by. (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 36:
381.
-— Constitution in, The Demand for a. Outl. 81: 694.
— Constitutional Agitation in. (P. Kropotkin) 19th
Cgant. 57¢ 27.=Liv. Age, 244: 257.=Ecl. M. 144:
2 I.
—- Counter Revolution in. National, 46: 672.
— Court of. (H. J . Hagerman) Cent. 48: 242.
-— Cradle of the Russian Empire. (Isabel F. Hapgood)
Chant. 36: 138,
— Crisis in, 1905.
Sat. R. 99: 100,
— — 1906. (A. Petrunkévitch) Outl. 83: 789.
— The Czar, his Ministers, and his Manifesto.
C. Long) Fortn. 79: 971.
—— Czarism at Bay. (K. Blind) No. Am. 179: 481.
— Czar’s Wife and Son, The. (R. H. Titherington)
Munsey, 33: 351.
— Czars of, from Ivan to Nicholas. (E. Saltus) I. Ivan
the Terrible. Munsey, 33: 571.
— —- II. Peter the Great. Munsey, 33: 571.
— —- III. The Great Catherine. Munsey, 34: 57.
— — IV. The Crimean War. Munsey, 34: 242,
—— -— V. King Terror. Munsey, 34: 349.
— Dawn of New Era in. (E. J . Dillon) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 31: 34.
— Day-dawn in. Outl. 782 960.
— The Debacle. (Miles) Fortn. 83: 631.
— Debt of. (A. Raffalovich) No. Am. 174: 124,
— Diplomacy of. Spec. 92: 559.
— Diplomatic Negotiations of the U. S. with, Early.
(J. C. Hildt) J. H. Univ. Stud. 24: 251,
— Disintegration in. Quar. 204: 248,
—— Does she represent Aryan Civilization ? (K. Blind)
No. Am. 1781 801.
— Dominant Forces in. (W. Littlefield) Munsey, 33: 4.
-— Dominions and Policy of, in Asia. (A. Kinloch)
Monthly R. 20, no, 2: 62,
-— Drink Monopoly in. (J . B. Harrold) Chamb. J . 81:
(F. Charmes) Indep. 58: 1467.-—
(R. E.
337-
- The Duma, 1906. (Prince Michael Trubetzkoi) In-
dep. 60! 902.-——(E. J. Dillon) Outl. 81: 267.—(E_
J . Dillon) Contemp. 87: 739. —— (A. S. Rappoport)
Fortn. 85: 1o26.—-(W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
321 581. ——World To-day, II: 683,
-— — and the Czar. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 7o.
—— -— Dissolution of. Liv. Age, 250: 443,
—— -—- Elements in the. (B. Pares) Spec. 96: 1033,
-—- — End of the. (B. Pares) Spec. 97: 160. =Liv.
Age, 250: 568. -—— Outl. 83: 781.
— -— First Month of the. (P. Vinogradoif) Indep. R.
10: 48. =Liv. Age, 250: 323.
— —— Is Government by Duma Possible ‘P (E. J . Dil-
lon) Fortn. 86: 767,
— -— Last Days of the.
— -— Opening of the. (A. Edwards) Indep. 60: 1412,
—— — Personalities in. (B. Pares) Spec. 97: 53.
— — President of. (G. Kennan) Outl. 83: 505.
— —- The Thin Edge of the Wedge. Outl. 80: 997,
—— Economic Future of. (W. von Schierbrand) Forum,
37: 423.
-—- Economic Situation in. (P. A. Kozmin) J . Pol.
Econ. 12: 261.—— (I. A. Hourwich) J. Pol. Econ.
12: 5 55.
— Economy of. (W. C. Ford) Pol. Sci. Q. 171 99.
— Education and Revolution in. (A. Petrunkévitch)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 324.
Indep. 61: 385,

—- Elections in, 1906. Liv. Age, 249: 244,
RUSSIA
Russia; Empire and Czarism, Berard on. (Isabel F.
Hapgood) Nation, 81: 491,
— End of the Age, or the Approaching Revolution.
(L. Tolstoi) Fortn. 85: 1, 203. =Ecl. M. 146: 249,
334-
—- End of the Autocracy. National, 45: 416.‘
— Erosion of Autocracy; a Letter from. F ortn. 83:
872, ‘
— Fear of, and Defense of India. Blackw. I772 589.
—— Finances, Breakdown of. (E. J . Dillon) 19th Cent.
573 373-
—- —— Note on. (G. Drage) Fortn. 82: 1007,
—— -— Where she is to get her Next Loan. (Y. Guyot)
No. Am. 179: 649. '
-— Financial Facts about. World’s Work, 10: 6347,
— Financial Position of, 1904. (O. Eltzbacher) I9th
Cent. 55: 375.
— Financial Staying-power of.
Monthly R. 15, no. 12 24.
—— First “ Walking Delegate” of, — Aladyin.
Durland) R.’ of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 168.
-— Freedom of the Press in. (B. A. Bouroif) World
To-day, g: 768.
—Friendship of, to U. S., Secret of.
Indep. 56: 645. - -
-—- from‘Within; by our Special Commissioner. Na-
tional, 48: 311.:-Liv. Age, 251: 297,
—— — Ular’s. (Isabel F. Hapgood) Nation, 81: 363.
— Future of. Outl. 83: 644. —(A. R. B. de Bilinski)
I9th Cent. 52: 201,
-— Genius of. (F. V. Greene) World’s Work, 7: 4701,
—— Germany and Britain; a Warning and a Moral.
(M. MacColl) Fortn. 77: 21.
—— Government of, and the Massacres. Quar. 205: 586.
—— - Evolution of. (E. A. Grosvenor) Nat. Geog. M.
- I6: 309.
—— A Hamlet in. Outl. 79: 1035.
-— Has Russia any Strong Man ? (E. J . Dillon) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 451.
-— her Invincibility and Championship of the White
Race. (K. Blind) Westm. I61: 597,
-— her Line of Least Resistance. Fortn. 84: 573.
—- History, Secret Chapter of. (F. Wycollar) Munsey,
31: 170.
— How are the Working People to free themselves ‘P
(L. Tolstoi) Indep. 58: 1333,
(M. A. Gerothwohl)
(K.
(W. Barker)
— Icons in. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 449,
— Idols of the Masses in. (C. Brinton) Cosmopol. 40:
613,
-— in Asia, Advance of. (C. W. Barnaby) World’s
Work, 7: 4118,
-—- — Beveridge on. (W. Rice) Dial, 36: 111,
— in China. (F. A. Ogg) Chant. 37: 14.
— in Crimean War-time. (A. D. White) Cent. 46: 412,
597-
-- in the Far East. (Comte Cassini) No. Am. 178:
681.
— in 1904, Affairs of. (G. Drage) Monthly R. I 5, no.
3.
. 9,
— — Drage on. Ath. ’o4, 1: 454,
-— in Recent Literature. (A. W. Greely) Nat. Geog.
M, 16: 564,
— Industrial. Outl. 83: 499.
— Interior of, Situation in. (A. Albrecht) Arena, 32:
225,
—— Internal Condition of. (Catherine Breschkovsky)
Indep. 582 I2.—(F. J. Whiting) Nation, 78: 186,
-—Spec. 92: 832.=Ecl. M. 143: 417.?‘-Liv. Age,
242: 121,
— Internal (Situation in.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 89,
-—- Internal Troubles of.
day. 8= 479.
(C. E. Smith) Ann. Am.
(Count Cassini) World To-
557
RUSSIA
Russia, Into and Out of. (E. A. Steiner) Outl. 84: I33,
270,
— Is it on the Eve of a Revolution ? (A. S. Rappo-
port) Fortn. 83: 381,
— Is the Russian Revolution Constructive? (H. W.
Williams) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 464.
—— J acquerie and Revolution in. (S. Strunsky) Nation,
83: 236.
— Jewish Massacres and the Revolutionary Movement
in.' (A. Cahan) No. Am. 177: 49.
— Jews in ; Anti-Semitism. (Linda Villari) Monthly R.
22, no. 3: 121, -
See Jews.
—- Labor Movement in.
—— Land Question in.
(K. R. Tar) Indep. R. 5: 162,
(R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 524, --
Outl. 832 407.
-—- — Tolstoi on. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 34: 631.
— Latin Rapprochement and Anglo-Russian Rela-
tions. Fortn. 79: 953.
—- The Leprous Likeness. (P. Gibbon) Monthly R.
19, 110- 31 29-
—- Letters from, Oct., 1813—June, 1814, (Lady S, Lyt-
telton) Temp.Bar, I32: 651,
— Letters to the Czar and his Advisers.
Indep. 60: 37, 61: 1107,
— Liberalism in. (H. P. Judson) World To-day, 8:
316.
— —— Present Tendencies of.
951 4°4-
— -— Revival of. (F. Volkhovsky) Contemp. 83: 373.
— Liberty in, Dawn of. (Vance Thompson) Every-
body’s, I5: 32 a.
— Life in, in 1870-71.
(L. Tolstoi)
(P. Milyoukov) Atlan.
(H. Rumbold) National, I6:
289.
— Manchuria and Mongolia. (A. Ular) Contemp. 84:
189. .
— The March of Liberty in. (Solon Orr) Overland,
n. s. 47: 187. ‘
—- Massacres in. (Urusov) World’s Work, 12: 7818,
- Milyoukov and Ular on. (C. H. Cooper) Dial, 39:
268. _, 3
— Modern; the Slavic Race and World Supremacy.
(R. D. Hunt) Overland, n. s. 41: 378.
—— Monastery Prisons in. (E. J. Dillon) Harper, I10:
497-
- Mujik and the New Régime in. (H. H. D. Peirce)
Atlan. 97: 101,
-—- Napoleon against.
33: 620, — Navy of. (A. S. Hurd) No. Am. 177: 223.
—— —- Baltic Fleet, Voyaging of. (O. G. Villard) Na-
' tion, 79: 350. — (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80: 283.
(T. M. Maguire) Un. Serv. M.
— — from Within. (Chersonese) Fortn. 83: 455,
— — The Future of the. (A. S. I-Iurd) Un. Serv. M.
31: 26,
— —- Rise and Fall of the.
Fortn. 84: 224,
— The Need for Social Reform in.
Monthly R. 24, no. I: 103.
— The New. Outl. 79: 471.
—- New Crisis in. Liv. Age, 250: 183.
——- New Russian “ Constitution.” Liv. Age, 246: 875.
—- “ Nibesherd.” (E. Emerson) Contemp. 86: 693.
—Norman on. (G. Kennan) Outl. 722 695. -—(Isabel
F. Hapgood) Nation, 75: 383.
— Ofiicial Poor Relief in. (E. Sellers) I9th Cent. 57:
1020,
— on the Rubicon’s Bank ; a Forecast by our Special
Commissioner. National, 47: 468.
— Outlaw Hunters of. (A. C. Laut) Outing, 46:
653-
- Overlord of the Pacific and the Admiral of the
Atlantic. (Julius) National, 45: 302.
(C. E. de la P. Beresford)
(C. A. Cameron)

RUSSIA
Russia, Painting in, Advance in. (C. Brinton) Book-
lover’s M. 7: 156.
— Paralysis of Russian Government.
Contemp. 87: 479.
— “ Patriots ” of. Indep. 61: 627,
— Peace and Internal Politics; a Letter from. Fortn.
84: 136,
— Peasant of. (Isabel F. Hapgood) Craftsman, 9: 647.
— Peasant Caste in. (P. Vinogradofi) Indep. R. 4: 89.
--Liv. Age, 243: 769. =Ecl. M. 144: 245.
—- Peasant Industries in. (A. Vallance) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 28: 241.
— Peasant Revolutionists in.
13: 635.
— Peasant Riots in. (E. Poole) Everybody’s, I42 30.
—— Peasant Songs of. Ath. ’O6, 1: 741.
— Peasants in, and Autocracy. (V. G. Simkhovitch)
Pol. Sci. Q. 21: 569,
—— A Peasants’ Meeting in.
783. = Liv. Age, 248: 67.
— The Peasants’ Revolution. (VV. E. Walling) Indep.
61: 905,
— Peasants’ Union. (A. Edwards) Indep. 61: 147.
— People of, Attitude of. (G. Kennan) Outl. 84: 328.
—People’s Theaters in. (R. E. C. Long) 19th Cent.
52: 775.=Liv. Age, 235: 606.
— People’s Uprising in. (V. G. Simkhovitch) World’s
Work, 9: 5977.
(E. J . Dillon)
(E. Poole) Everybody’s,
(B. Pares) Contemp. 88:
- —- Perris and J oubert on. (Isabel F. Hapgood) Nation,
80: 504.
— The Pessimistic Russian.
526.=Ecl. M. 143: 823.
— A Plea for Terrorism. Indep. 58: 349.
—— Political and Financial Organization of. (G. Wilen-
kin) World To-day, 8: 519,
— Political Conditions in. (N. I. Stone) R. of Rs.
(A. Kinloch) F ortn. 82:
(N. Y.) 27: 441.
—- Political Progress in. (L. Wiener) Nation, 79: 473.
— Political Situation in. (I. A. Hourwich) Forum,
34: 298.
— Popular Movement in. Outl. 78: 808.
— Possibilities of. (R. J . Gross) Cassier, 31: 138.
-— Practically Civil War-in. (I. A. Hourwich) World’s
Work, 13: 8327.
—— Present Condition of.
141, 239. I3: 51.
— Present State of. (V. E. Marsden) Fortn. 83: 1012.
-— Priests in the Revolution. Outl. 82: 3 57,
—- Programme of, and the Two-power Standard.
Garbett) Monthly R. 13, no. 2: 62.
—- Psychology of the Nation. (A. S. Rappoport) Monthly
R. 19, no. 1: 3.
— Public Feeling in, Effect of the War on.
lari) Monthly R. I3, no. 3: 78.
— Reaction in. (S. N. Harper) World To-day, II:
(N. T. Bacon) Yale R. 12:
(H.
(L. Vil-
1280,
-— -— Liberty, or License in. (E. J . Dillon) Outl. 82:
3°3-
-- A Reading Journey through. Chant. 36: 30-581,
s7= 26-245-
——Real Rulers of.
W01-k,*5: 2716.
— Red Record of.
(W. von Schierbrand) World’s
(J . W. Van Arsdale) Munsey,
32: 1.
—Reform in. Spec. 92: 909.
— -—- The Lines of. (Isabel F. Hapgood) Nation, 80:
45°-
-— —- Irrepressible. (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 87.
— — Outlook for. (D. B. MacGowan) Cent. 47: 787,
— Religion and Government in. (A. A. Wheeler) Cali-
fornian, 2: 416.
— Religious and Political Liberty in. (I. A. Hour-
wich) Arena, 29: 522.
558
RUSSIA
Russia, Religious Freedom in- (Isabel F. Hapgood
Nation, 80: 366. '
—- Religious Persecution in. (E. J . Dillon) National,
455 522-
- Religious Sects in.
8: 159.
— Reorganization of. Fortn. 82: 20. = Liv. Age, 242:
385. — (H. H. Johnston) Indep. 7: 158.
— Representative Government for. (Hannis Taylor)
No. Am. 180: 19,
—- Responsibilities of the Czar. Liv. Age, 240: 381.
—Revolution in. (J. Reinach) Open Court, 202 I.
—(P. Kropotkin) 19th Cent. 58: 865. =Ecl. M.
1461 IO9.=Liv. Age, 247: 771.—Outl. 79: 261.
—(L. James) Macmil. n. s. I1 577. — (E. Poole and
W. E. Walling) World To-day, 9: 1302. —(E. J .
Dillon) Contemp. 88: 884,,
—- — by Telegraph. Fortn. 83: 408.
—— — Europe and the. (Perseus) Fortn. 84: 959.
— — Progress of. (E. J . Dillon) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32:
(I. A. Hourwich) Internat. Q.
I97-
— — Prospects of. (A. Ular) Contemp. 87: 15 3.
— —Zilliacus on. (Isabel F. Hapgood) Nation, 82:
I.
— Revolution in Process. (I. A. Hourwich) World’s
Work, 12: 8104,
-— The Revolution of the 20th Century.
Stead) Indep. R. 8: 133.
— Revolutionary Movement in. (J . Almar and J ayare)
Fortn. 85: 309. — (N. W. Tchaykovsky) Outl. 82:
(W. T.
993-
—- The “ Revolutionary Way.” Indep. 60: 143.
-- Revolutionist of. (A. Cahan) World’s Work, 8:
5311-
— Roman Catholicism in, 1796-1825,
Am. Cath. Q. 30: 535.
— Romanoff Czars, The.
sey, 28: 735.
-—- Schools in, and the Holy Synod.
No. Am. 174: 518.
—- Shall it dominate the World? (A. M. Low) Indep.
55: 1067,
—- Silent Opponent of England. Sat. R. 93: 590.
— Situation in. I9°S- (E- J . Dillon) Contemp. 87: 305,
— — — Some Possibilities in. (W. Ian-Ruban) Outl.
(T. J . Shahan)
(R. H. Titherington) Mun-
(P. Kropotkin)
79: 477-
— — in Nov. 1905. (W. T. Stead) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
32: 675.
— Social and Industrial. (F. A. Ogg) Chant. 4I: 206.
— Social and Political Condition of. (G. Kennan)
Outl. 76: 261. — (A. Kinloch) Fortn. 83: 418.
— Social Democratic Party of. Indep. 58: 495.
— Social Revolution in. Indep. 60: 192,
— Social Revolutionary Party in. (W. Johnson) In-
dep. R. 11: 137.
— Social Unrest in, The Bossiak and.
Fortn. 81: 60.
— Socialists in. Contemp. 89: 1. = Liv. Age, 248: 451.
-— Soldiers of. (W. Thorp) World’s Work, 7: 4658.
— Solvency of. Sat. R. 991 335.
— Some Impressions of. (H. C. Lodge) Scrib. M. 311
57°
(A. Kinloch)
— Some Recent Books on. (H. J . F orman) Critic, 47:
409-
— Some Types and Scenes. (R. Bowman) Temp. Bar,
131: 169.
—— Songs of the People. (A. E. Keeton) Monthly R.
9, no. 3: I14. —Ecl. M. 140: 414. = Liv. Age, 236:
37°-
— Southern, and the Caucasus Mountains.
Hovey) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 327.
— Strange. (Annetta Halliday-Antona) Indep. 57:
1484.
(E. O.

RUSSIA
Russia, Strong Men of. (M. Cassini) Munsey, 26: 608.
-—— Struggle of, Two Russian Workmen’s Stories. In-
dep- 581 244-
—— Struggle with Autocracy. (V. G. Simkhovitch) Pol.
Sci. Q. 201 111.
—— Student Strike in. World To-day, 8: 487.
— The Surge of the Slav. (Strigil) Macmil. 92: 62.
——- Terrorism in. (V. G. Simkhovitch) Internat. Q. ,1 I2
266,
—— Thou shalt not think in. Outl. 79¢ 879.
— Tolstoi’s Letter on Land Ownership in. Crafts-
man, 10: 88,
— Travel in. (E. Cockrell) Outing, 39: 564.
——- Turmoil in. (Abraham Cahan) World’s Work, 9:
6019.
— Two Imperial Creations; a Comparison. (F. A.
Ogg) Chaut. 37: 131.
—— Types from [photographs only]. Nat. Geog. M. 172
42-
—— under the Great Great Shadow, Villari’s. (Isabel
F. Hapgood) Nation, 81: 323,
— United States and. (L. Tree) World To—day, 8: 539.
— -— Historical Relations of. (O. S. Straus) No. Am.
181: 237,
—— Untraveled. (J. B. Thomas) Outing, 442 87.
—— Village Life in. (C. Tower) Macmil. n. s. I: 191. —
(T. P. Armstrong) Idler, 24! 591.
— What ails ‘P (P. Gibbon) McClure, 24: 609.
— What is passing in. (A. Rambaud) Indep. 58: 660.
— What may happen in. (S. Kniajnine) Indep. 57:
140.
— What the People read in. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29:
457-
— Wheat Growing in. (I. A. Hourwich) J . Pol. Econ.
12: 256,
—- Why is it Weak? (S. I. Rybakofi) Indep. R. 32
592. = Liv. Age, 243: 160,
— Will the Peasants act? (W. E. Walling) Indep.
61: 1315,
— Workingman in, Story of a. Outl. 79: 989.
—- Zemstvo Movement. Sat. R. 98: 658.
Russian, The, as a Social Factor. (F. S. Arnett) Mun-
863% 32= I92~
-— of To-day. (G. R. Brandt) World To—day, 72 935.
—— One. (A. A. F. Johnston) Outl. 84: 1069.
Russian-American Fur Company. Sea Voyagers of
the Northern Ocean. (A. C. Laut) Harper, I12:
291.
Russian and English Fiction. Acad. 64: 14.
Russian Anthology, Wiener’s. (G. R. Noyes) Nation,
76: 73.——Ath. ’o3, 2: 510,
Russian Apathy and Insouciance.
83: 622,
Russian Art. (E. N. Keyser) Brush & P. 14: 161.
— Contemporary. Brush & P. 16: 49,
-— Modern, Moscow Painters. Studio (Internat.) 22:
216.
Russian Battle of Dorking. (J . Marshall) Un. Serv. M.
(J . M. Price) Fortn.
25: 309.
Russian Cavalry. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 343.
Russian Censorship on Foreign News, Removal of.
(M. E. Stone) Cent. 48: 143.
Russian Character, The. (G. Willets) Outl. 77: 217. =
(A. Kinloch) Sat. R. 100: 364.:-Liv. Age, 247:
I86.
— Peculiar Traits of. (S. Krausz) New Eng. M. n. s.
31: 585.
Russian Church, The. (L. Villari) Sund. M. 34: 441.
Russian Climax, A. (R. H. Schaufiler) Cent. 43: 406.
Russian Commanders in the Far East. (C. Johnston)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 289,
Russian Communications in Asia. Un. Serv. M. 34:
559
RUSSIA’S
Russian Designs and a New Naval Base. (K. Blind)
Westm. I59: 357. ‘
Russian Folk-songs.
250: :68.
Russian Immigration, Bright Side of.
lin) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 66.
Russian Jew, Story of. Outl. 80: 376.
Russian Jews, Making Americans of.
80: 631,
Russian Laager on a Peace Footing, A. (C. Oliver)
Temp. Bar, 131: 441,
Russian Literature. (L. Wiener) Critic, 412 50, 148.
Sat. R. 101: 8I6.=Liv. Age,
(A. McLaugh-
(P. Davis) Outl.
—— and the War. (Sophie Witte) Indep. 58: 1043,
-—— in 1901-02. (V. Brinsov) Ath. ’02, 2: 24.
—— in 1902-03. (V. Brinsov) Ath. '03, 21 22.
-— in 1903-04. (V. Brinsov) Ath. ’o4, 2: 312,
—— in 1904-05. (V. Brinsov) Ath. ’o5, 2: 500.
— in 1905-06. (V. Brinsov) Ath. ’06, 2: 358,
— Kropotkin’s. (G. R. Noyes) Nation, 80: 526.
— Soul of. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 93: 5 52.
—— Tolstoi, Mantle of.
Russian Lourdes, The.
66 5.
Russian Monastery, The Oldest.
Month, 104: 140,
(A. Cahan) Bookman, I6: 328.
(D. B. MacGowan) Cent. 46:
(T. P. Armstrong)
Russian Novel and the English Novel. (A. E. Gross)
Chaut. 37: 185,
Russian Nation, The Rise of the. (F. A. Ogg) Chaut.
36: 239.
Russian Painter, W. Pourwit. (Mary Illyue) Studio
(Internat.) 24: 285.
Russian Peasant, The. (G. F. Wright) Nation, 81 : 421,
441-
--_ and the War. (E. Poole) Outl. 80: 219,
—— as a Soldier. World To-day, 8: 541.
Russian Peasant Industry. Craftsman, 41 291.
Russian Peasants. (E. Poole) Everybody’s, I3: 494.
Russian Players in New York. (Florence Brooks)
Cegt. 49: 301. — (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 48:
31 '
Russian Policy, Present Tendencies of. (C. Johnston)
No. Am. 176: 765. '
Russian Prisoner in J apan. Macmil. 90: 270.
Russian Privateer in the Mediterranean, A. (J . S.
Corbett) Monthly R. 14, no. 21 140.
Russian Raids on Neutral Commerce. (E. Maxey)
Law Q. 21: 35.
Russian Remedy, The. (J . H. Ecob) Arena, 27: 615.
Russian Revolt, Maxim Gorky and the. Fortn. 83: 608.
Russian Seamen’s Primer, A. (H. M. Posnett) Con-
temp. 88: 251,
Russian Ships, Coming of, to the U. S., in 1863. (R. C.
Hawkins) No. Am. 1781 539.
Russian Soldier, The. (C. Joubert) 19th Cent. 561 342.
Russian Street Scene. (A. Chekhov) Canad. M. 241
5 56.
Russian Temperance Committees, The. Contemp. 821
866. = Liv. Age, 2351 430.
Russian Thought, The New Trend of. (S. C. de Sois-
sons) Contemp. 87: 681. -—-Liv. Age, 245: 778,
Russian Training Camp at Moscow, A Visit to a.
(D. W. C. Falls) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 81.
Russian Trip through Persia. (H. Havelock) Un.
Serv. M. 26: 78.
Russian Villager, The. Outl. 80: 113.
Russian Woman’s Service, A. Chaut. 36: 296.
Russian Woman’s View, A. Outl. 82: 601.
Russian Words, English Spelling of. (H. Rosenthal)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 81.
Russians, Young, Call to the. (VV. E. Walling) Char.
I7: 373-
Russia’s Civilizing Work in Asia. (G. F. Wright) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 427.
RUSSIA’S
Russia’s View of her Mission. (C. H. Wright) 19th
Cent. 57: 181.
Russo-Japanese Treaty, Text of the. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
3% 596-
Russo-Japanese War. Blackw. I75: 438. 176: I29-
729-=EcL M. I43= 311, 489. 571. I44= 328, 607.
-— (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 23: 108. — (E. J . Dil-
lon) Contemp. 85: 305. -— Ed. R. 199: 5II.-—Quar.
201: 28o.—(A. Stead) Fortn. 81: 431, 955. -—(M.
Barakatullah) Forum, 35: 458.-—(P. Kropotkin)
Liv. Age. 2411 I21.—(C. a Court Repington) Na-
tional, 441 supp. after p. 168. -—- (C. W. Dilke) No.
Am, 178: 481. —— (P. Carus) Open Court, 131 71°-
—(L. G. C. Laughton) Un. Serv. M. 28: 562.-
— (O. A. Fry) Un. Serv. M. 30: 224, — (E. St. G.
Holbrook) Un. Serv. M. 30: 600, 31: 181-624, 32:
443, 544. —(A. W. A. Pollock) No. Am. 180: 243.
— American Trade Interests in the War Zone. (W.
von Schierbrand) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 203.
— and after. (H. Norman) World’s Work, 7: 4712.
—— and Elfect on Asia. (T. Williams) Booklover’s M.
3: 435-
-- and England and Russia in U. S. Civil War. (H.
Clews) No. Am. 178: 812.
-—- and Great Britain. (O. A. Fry) Un. Serv. M. 30:
452-
—— and International Opinion. (A. Stead) Fortn. 82:
6 52,
— and its possible Complications. (E. Maxey) Arena,
311 353-
——~ and the Powers. Fortn. 81: 415. = Liv: Age, 246:
1. —(J. C. O’Laughlin) Outl. 76: 735.
-—- and the Two Civilizations. (A. M. Latter) Indep.
R. 2: 384.
—— and the Yellow Peril. (Ivanovitch) Contemp. 86:
162.
— Apropos of the. (C. T. Calame) Overland, n. s. 45:
375
—- Are the Japanese able to finance a Long War?
(K. Kaneko) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 454.
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— Asakawa on. (W. E. Griflis) Outl. 78: 1038,
— At the Battle of Nan Shan Hill. (Shaku Soyen)
Open Court, 18: 705,
-— Australian View of. (R. A. Crouch) Contemp. 86:
I73.='-Indep. R. 2: 553.
—— The Bear-’s Paw and the Dragon’s Claw.
Parker) Monthly R. 17, no. I2 27.
—- A Brilliant Naval Campaign. (O. G. Villard) Na-
tion, 79: 496.
— Cause of. (J . Foord) World’s Work, 7: 4705.-—-
(F. Brinkley) Outl. 76: 921.
— — and its Results. (K. Kaneko) Internat. Q. 10:
(E. H.
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— Causes of the Russian Defeat. Un. Serv. M. 33:
432. 563.
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Spec. 92: 441.
— Climatic Features of the Field of.
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— The Coming Conflict. (Hugo Erickson) Overland,
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—- Commencement of.
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-— Consequences of a Japanese Victory. (E. G. J . M.)
Blackw. 177: 127.
— Cost of. (F. A. Vanderlip) World’s Work, 7: 4647,
— Diplomacy and the. (Count Okuma) Indep. 59: 430,
—— The Diplomatic Balance-sheet of. (L. Villari)
Monthly R. 20, no. 3: 20.
— Diplomatic History of. (E. Maxey) Arena, 32: 484,
— Economic and Financial Condition of. (G. Kennan)
Outl. 76: 211.
(F. Waldo) R.
(Baron Suyematsu) 19th Cent.
560
RUSSO-J APAN ESE
Russo-Japanese War, Efiect of, on the Balkan Prob-
lem. Bk. News, 22: 770,
— ——on the Internal Afiairs of Russia. R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 29: 580.
—— European Alliances and.
(N. Y.) 32: 295.
—- Events Leading up to. (K . Asakawa) Yale R. 13:
125,
— Far-reaching Results of. (N. T. Bacon) Booklover’s
M. 5: 3.
-— Field and Siege Operations in. (W. R. Livermore)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 125, 295, 498.
— Field Notes by a Japanese Surgeon. Indep. 57:
890.
— Forlorn Hope at Kiuchau.
— French Public Opinion and
Fortn. 82: 317.
— Great War Scenes. World’s Work, 81 5291.
— Hardships of the Campaign. (J . Fox, jr.) Scrib. M.
36: 38.
— How Russia brought on.
Cent. 56: 341, 521.
— Importance of. Sat. R. 991 363.
—- Indemnity due Japan. (O. Eltzbacher) 19th Cent.
58: I,
— Influence of, on the European Situation. (An Ital-
ian Statesman) National, 461 402. =Liv. Age,
(F. A. Ogg) R. of Rs.
Liv. Age, 242: 596,
the. (R. de Marmande)
(Baron Suyematsu) 19th
247: 673.
— Interest of Great Britain in. (C. Ross) Un. Serv.
M, 29: 142,
-— International Law in. (E. Maxey) Am. Law R.
391 342-
— International Questions from. (J . Macdonell) 19th
Cent. 56: 142-.——(A. S. Hershey) Green Bag, 16:
306-814.
—— Its Disclosure of the Orient. (T. Iyenaga) World’s
Work, 9: 6041.
— Japan on the American Attitude. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
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— Japanese Victories, Some Causes of. (F. H. E.
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J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 159.
—— Japan’s Object-lessons in Naval Warfare. F ortn.
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— The Key Theory. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78:
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— Korea and Russia.
Liv. Age, 242: 449.
— Leaders in. Indep. 56: 701.
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—(H. Chawner) Un. Serv. 31: 99.-—(A. H.
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— Lessons from the Battle of Tsu Sima, 1905. Blackw.
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— The Manchurian Campaign. (Hilaire Belloc) Indep.
R. 6: 78.—(F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 364.
791 92-
—- Military Correspondent of “ The Times” on. (W.
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—- Mole-warfare in. Macmil. 91: 350.
— Naval Aspects of. (A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 27: 119.
— Naval Lessons of. (H. W. Wilson) Monthly R. I 8,
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-— News as received in the Latin Quarter of Paris.
(J . F. Macdonald) Sat. R. 971 295.
— Observations on. (L. L. Seaman) Nat. Geog. M.
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— Peace in the Far East. (A. Stead) Fortn. 842 593.
— Peace Negotiators at Washington, with portraits.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 322 211,
—— Pictorially. (C. E. Lorrimer) Overland, n. s. 44: 13.
—Canad. M. 24: 425, 521.
(A. Stead) Fortn. 82: 90.:
'— Why Japan resists Russia.
RUSSO—JAPANESE
Russo-Japanese War. Port Arthur - and after.
Stead) Fortn. 83: 211.
-— Poverty and Business Distress intensified by.
J . Dillon) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 449.
flrinciples involved in. (A. T. Mahan) National,
44= 27.
— Probable Japanese Terms of Peace. (A. Kinnosuke)
No. Am. 180: 681,
— Progress of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 426.
— Real Issues of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 122,
— Rebound on Russia. (G. Willets) World’s Work,
(A.
(E.
7: 4683.
—— — Results of. (B. Moses) Calif. Univ. Chron. 8: 1 18.
=-5- Russia and. Fortn. 81: 547.
— Russia, England, and. (R. E. C. Long) VVorld To-
day, 8: 45. .
— Russia or Japan—which is the Civilized Power?
(G. Kennan) Outl. 78: 515.
— Russian and Japanese Forces.
(O. G. Villard) Na-
tion, 78: 25.
—-— Russian Lines of Communication. (J . M. Price)
Fortn. 83: 882,
—- Russian Public Opinion. (G. Brown) National, 45:
826,
—— Russian View of. (E. Campbell) Arena, 33: I61.
—— — Reply to Judge Campbell. (E. Maxey) Arena,
sa= 165-
— Russia’s Search for Peace. (Douglas Story) World
To-day, 8: 625.
—— Scenes in. World’s Work, 8: 5377.
—— Seaman’s From Tokio through Manchuria with the
Japanese. (A. A. Woodhull) Nation, 80: 216,
—— Some Issues of. (K. Asakawa) Yale R, 13: 16,
— Some Reflections on. (A. T. Mahan) National, 47:
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-— Some Results of. (S. Brooks) No. Am. 181: 588, --
(C. Holcombe) Atlan. 962 24.
— Some Revelations of. (Anglo-American) No. Am.
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— A Study of. Blackw. 177: 144-824. 178: 117-574.
IEcl. M. 144: 8-607. -_—'Liv. Age, 244: 286, 586.
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World’s Work, 7: 4650,
— War of Giants. Spec. 93: 585.
— Weale’s Manchu and Muscovite.
Nation, 79: 140.
-— What Defeat would mean to Russia.
Ruban) Outl. 76: 687,
—- What Port Arthur means to Japan.
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—- With Gen. Nodzu’s Army. (G. Wallace) Appleton’s
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-— l/Vith the Russians in Manchuria. (M. Baring)
Monthly R. 20, no. 1: 150,
Rust-fungus, Klebahn on. Nature, 69: 601.
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Rusticators at the Cove. (G. S. Wasson) Cent. 42:
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Rutersville College. (J . L. Sinks) Texas Hist. Assoc.
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Ruth; a Story of Transplantation.
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487.
— Academy of Science. (W. Trelease) Science, 11. s.
17: 666. —— (W. Trelease) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 117.
—— after the World’s Fair. (R. Wells) World To-day,
. 10: 471.
— Boodle and Ballot in. (Lee Meriwether) Arena,
331 43-
— Bribery in. Outl. 70: 353.
— — British Art at. (S. C. Carleton) Brush & P. 15:
101,
—— Domestic Economy Schools. Char. 15: 898.
— Exposition, I904. (G. F. Parker) J. Soc. Arts, 52:
2I.——(W. F. Reid) J. Soc. Arts, 53: 60,— (C, H,
Walker) Archit. R. 11: 197. — (D. R. Francis) In-
dep. 54: 3?-4. — (J . M. Thurston) Cosmopol. 34: 3.
—(E. S. Hoch) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 165. — Outl.
73: 952.——(E. H. Abbott) Outl. 74: 553. —(F. C.
Howe) Cosmopol. 35: 277.—(W. B. Stevens) In~
dep. 55: 1086. — (F. M. Crunden) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
27: 547. — (W. B. Stevens and others) World To-
day, 7: II23—I2I9. — (J. B. Walker) Cosmopol. 37:
433—623.—-(D. R. Francis) Everybody’s, I0: 437,
(M. L. Todd) Nation, 78: 510. —(Special number)
World’s Work, 8: 505 3—5202,
—- — Agricultural Exhibits. Science, 11. s. 20: 9I.
— — Anthropology at. Am. Antiq. 26: 116,
— — Architecture of. (F. M. Mann) Am. Arch. 85: 5.
—- (F. K. Winkler) Archit. Rec. 15: 336.—(G. B.
McHenry) Brush & P. 14: I35.—(M. Schuyler).
Scrib. M. 35: 385.
— — Art and Architecture of.
den 571 79-
— — Art at the. (L. M. McAuley) Brush & P. 14: 297,
-— — Art Building. Archit. R. 9: 127,
— — Art Department. (Will H. Low) Scrib. M. 37:
(E. L. Masqueray) In-
- 765.
— —— Art Exhibition at. (H. C. Ives) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
29: 574-
— — Art Palace at.
421.
— — — Frieze of Fame.
14: 2 52,
— -— Artistic Ensemble of. (C. H. Caffin) Studio (In-
ternat.) 23: ccci,
— — Attractive Features of. (D. R. Francis) Cent. 46:
264. '
— — Bird’s-eye View, by an Architect. Overland,
11- 5- 43: 437-
— —— Books for the Blind, Exhibit of. Pub. Lib. I0:
22,
—— -— British Art Section.
5
(W. S. Bridgman) Mnnsey, 31:
(C. E. Lawton) Brush & P.
(I. Spielmann) J . Soc. Arts,
31 389-
Canada’s Exhibit. (J . A. Cooper) Canad. M. 24:
24,
— -— Congress of Arts and Sciences. (H. Miinster-
berg) Atlan. 91: 671.—Science,n. s. 171 754-—
(J . Dewey) Science, 11. s. 18: 275. — (H. Miinster-
berg) Science, 11. s. 18: 788. -—(P. Carus) Monist,
14: 779. —— (E. E. Slosson) Indep. 57: 788. —(IV-
H. Davis) Pop. Sci. Mo. 66: 5. —-(A. O. Lovejoy)
Science, 11. s. 23: 655. — (Frank Thilly) Educa. R.
321 473.
— -— Congresses at, Visitors at. Outl. 78: 571,
— — Connecticut State Building. (Emily S. G. Hol-
combe) Indep. 57: 185.
-— — Cultural Features of. (W. Taussig) Nation, 79:
499-
—- — Educational Exhibit at. (A. T. Smith) Educa.
R. 28: 444. —~Bk. News, 22! I003.
— —- Educational Worth of. (M. N. Butler) R. of Rs.

(N. Y.) 30: 323.
(E. S. Hoch) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 361.
SAINT LOUIS
St. Louis, Mo., Exposition, 1904, Exhibit of the Boston
Public Schools at. (C. Stanwood) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 217.
— — Exposition Ode. (Ida E. Lawrence) Poet-Lore,
I5, no. 3: I13,
- - Features of.
233-
- — from Engineer’s Standpoint.
Engin. M. 28: 1,
— — General Impressions of.
Indep. 57: 363.
- - German Arts and'Crafts at. (M. I. G. Oliver)
Studio (Internat.) 25: 57. ‘
- — German Exhibition at. (G. Stickley) Craftsman,
6: 488. - (W. Taussig) Nation, 79: 72.
- - German Paintings and Sculpture at.
G. Oliver) Studio (Internat.) 25: 57,
- - Holland’s Art Exhibit at. Brush & P. I 5: I30.
-— — Impressions of. Am. Arch. 86: 3.
- - Japan at. (E. Mitchell) Temp. Bar, 132: 54.
- — Ladies of. (B. Blow) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 605.
- — Landscape Art at. (H. C. Pratt) Brush & P. 14:
(E. S. Hoch) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20:
(W. H. Bryan)
(Mrs. I. H. Harris)
(Maude I.
1 52,
- - Library Exhibits at. Lib. 29: 423.
- - Lights and Shadows at. Nation, 79: 175.
-— - Louisiana Purchase Treaty on Exhibition at.
Bk. News, 22: 1009,
- - Main Plan of the F air.
Work. 7= 4355-
- — New England Artists at.
Eng. M. n. s. 30: 259.
—— - The Other Side of.
(E. H. Brush) World’s
(J. N. Oliver) New
(W. H. McClain) Char. I3:
-— -5 7Peace Congress, Resolution for. (Hayne Davis)
Indep. 57: 764.
—— — Photographic Exhibit at. (G. F. Parker) Cent.
46: 136.
—— — Pictures of. (A. Castaigne) Cent. 46: 605,
— - The Pike. (Mrs. L. H. Harris) Indep. 57: 249.
- -— Round the World at. (l/V. Williams) Cent. 46:
794-
- — School Exhibits at. (A. W. Edson) Educa. 25:
333-
- — Sculptors and their Commissions. Brush & P.
13: 191,
— — Sculpture at. (A. A. Howard) Brush & P. 151
33.-(E. J. Henderson) Brush & P. I12 346.-
(K. T. Bitter) Brush & P. 13: 165.—_(Z. F. Dun-
lap) Cath. World, 79: 459. —(E. Spencer) Chant.
39: 242,
- — Social Economy at. (L. Brandt) Char. I2: 704,
- - State Buildings at. (C. B. Wells) Outl. 751 779.
- - Statuary at. (A. Woods) New Eng. M. n. s. 31:
35-
- - Swedish Art at. Brush & P. 15: 93.
- Exposure of Municipal Corruption in. (C. H. Wet-
more and L. Steifens) McClure, I9: 577.
—- For a More Beautiful. (L. E. Van Norman) Chant.
373 443-
- Making it a Better Place to live in. (L. M. McCall)
Chant. 36: 405.
- of Churchill’s “ Crisis.”
188,
- Old and the New. (P. Trenchard) Army & Navy
Life, 9: 30.
- Philosophical Movement in.
R. 29: 456.
- The Plight of. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 76: 166,
- Public Schools of, New Era in. (C. M. Woodward)
School R. 11: 486.
-Residences of the Rich. (E. S. Hoch) Nat’l M,
(Bost.) I7: 16.
-Shamelessness of.
(J . M. Dixon) Macmil. 85:
(W. Schuyler) Educa.
(L. Steffens) McClure, 20: 545,
564
SAINT THOMAS
Louis, Mo., a Strong Western City. (VV. F. Saun-
ders) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 271 557.
Lucia, 1778. (J. W. Fortescue) Macmil. 85: 419,
Magnus, Cathedral of. (J . S. Clouston) Macmil.
87: 6x.=Liv. Age, 235: 798.=Ec1. M. 140: 245.
Male, Benbow and. (C. Field) Good Words, 46:
922,
Mark 3: 36; a story. (S. Merwin) Outl. 78: 774,
Memin, Portrait Painter. (C. K. Wead) Apple-
ton’s M. 8: 85.
Michael’s Parish, Maryland, Records of, 1672-1704,
Pennsyl. M. 29: 427,
St. Michel, Mont. (M. Schuyler) Archit. Rec. 11, no.
3: IO. —(Eliz. R. Pennell) Cent. 462 323. -Antiq.
n. S. 391 I05.
- Sea Ravages at. Am. Arch. 90: 102.
St. Omer’s College; a Catholic College in the 17th
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
Century. (L. Willaert) Am. Cath. Q. 30: 745.
St. Paul, Count of, in Paris. (W. F. Lord) I9th Cent.
58: 153,
St. Paul, Minn., New Capitolat. (Russell Sturgis)
Archit. Rec. 19: 31. -(Katherine L. Smith)
I/Vorld To-day, 9: 1097.
- - Decoration of. Am. Arch. 842 4!. -Studio
(Internat.) 26: lxxxi-xciv,
- - Supreme Court-room of.
Bag, 17: 566,
— Contagious Disease Hospital in.
11: 242,
— Jail, The. Char. 12: 377,
— Roman Catholic Seminary of. Cath. Univ. Bull.
1: 212,
St. Peter of the Latin Quarter.
Cosmopol. 42: 173.
St. Petersburg. before the Crimean War. Cornh. 92:
453. 609. 769- 93= 86- -
— The Building of. (M. F. Johnston) Fortn. 80: 88.
- Capital of all the Rnssias. (E. Noble) Chant. 37: 26.
- Churches of. (T. P. Armstrong) Month, 106: 167,'
- Imperial Public Library. (B. F ernow) Lib. J . 30:
860, ‘
- Massacre at, 1904, and the Russian East Side.
Bullard) Indep. 58: 252,
- Tauride Palace. Am. Arch. 89: 120,
- University of. (C. F. Thwing) Harper, I06: 148,
Saint-Pierre, Bernardin de. Acad. 68: 190,
St. Pierre, Martinique, Destruction of, May, 1902,
(A. McIlroy) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I6: 371, —(W, Ma-
son) Indep. 54: 1461,
- The Last Days of. (G. Parel and "' Les Colonies ”)
Cent. 42! 610.
See Martinique ; Pelée, Mt.
St. Pierre, Miquelon. (P. T. McGrath) New Eng. M.
n. s. 28: 295, =Macmil. 90: 215, — (P. T. Mc-
Grath) Booklover’s M. 3: 775.
Saint-Saens, Camille. (G. W. Harris) Indep. 61: 1284,
— With portrait. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 72: 49. -
With portrait and bibliography. Mast. in Music,
6: 145.
Sanvenr, Chevalier de, Story of. (A. A. Folsom)
M. of Hist. II 337.
Seraphim. (D. B. MacGowan) Cent. 46: 665,
Si1non, C. H., Comte de, the First American.
N. Casson) Arena, 32: 513,
Smith’s Day; a story. (I. Landman) Canad. M.
21: 271.
Sophia, Constantinople. (E. M. Antoniadi) Knowl.
26: 27, 49, 88, 102,
Stephen’s, In the Service of. Liv. Age, 236: 794,
Stephen’s Eve; a story. (W. Deeping) Harper,
109: 176.
Thomas Island, Danish West Indies. (H. A. Reed)
Army &- Navy Life, 9: 561.
(B. Nabersberg) Green
(I. Osgood) Char.
(Margaret H. Chase)
(A.
(H.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
" Salamander captured at Los Angeles.
SAINT VALENTINE’S
St. Valentine’s Day. (A. W. Jarvis) Good Words,
451 91-
Saint Vincent, An Adventure in, 1795. (W. L. Clowes)
Cornh. 36: 458.
—— in July, 1904. (E. O. Hovey) Science, 11. s. 20: 281.
— Soufriere, Eruption of, 1812, Nat, Geog, M, 14:
1'8.
—- —Fruptions of, in May, 1902. (E. O. Hovey) Nat.
Geog. M. 13: 444.-—(H. L. Havell) Macmil. 86:
221. =Liv. Age, 234: 272. - (W. J. Calder and T.
McG. McDonald) Cent. 421 634.
——- Recent Tuifs of. (E. Howe) Am. J. Sci. 166:
‘ 317-
St. Vincent de Paul, Society of. (T. Dwight) Am.
Cath. Q. 27: 140,
-—- International Convention of. Char. I3: 103.
Saints, British, Shrines of. Antiq. n. 8. 41: 181.
— The Church and her. (James J . Fox) Cath. World,
821 475. 657-
- Living Legends of the. (A. Gregory) Monthly R.
21, no, 2: 63,
—— Stories of the. (J. L. Smith) Munsey, 31: 65.
Saintsbury, G., Criticism and. (F. Greenslet) Atlan.
96: 104.
Saionji, Marquis. (J . Takegoshi) Contemp. 89: 480.
Saké and Saké Sets. (O. Percival) Craftsman, 6: 150.
Saké Brewing in Japan. J . Soc. Arts, 50: 692,
Sakhalin, Island of. (L. V. Dalton) Asia. R. 40:
279.
— How Japan lost it in 1862.
lover’s M. 6: 489,
—-— The Isle of the Russian Banished.
holm) Chamb. J. 82: 301. .
-— Partition of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 37: 724.
-—- What it means to Japan. (A. Kinnosuke) Indep.
59: 618.
"Sakuntala” at Smith College.
tion, 78: 491. — Outl. 77: 206.
Salad, The, in Literature. Acad. 66: 126. ILiv. Age,
240: 694.
Salad-plants, Best. Ctry Life Am. 8: 69.
Sfilam, the Story of a Hausa Slave. (C. W. Furlong)
Appleton’s M. 8: 259.
Salamanca. (E. Hutton) Blackw. I79: 490. I Liv.
Age, 249: 503.
(A. Kinnosuke) Book-
(W. C. Chis-
(W. Hopkins) Na-
(L. H. Miller)
Am. Natural. 40: 741.
Salamander of Toquéville. (F. Richardson) Critic, 41:
256. '1 Cornh. 86: 347,
Salaried Class, The New.
(N. Y.) 32: 339.
Salaries of Government Officials in England. (M. Mac-
Donagh) Longm. 46: 229,
Saldanha Bay. (E. Y. Brabant) Indep. R. 2: 191.
Sale, Law of, Studies in the. (A. Hindenburg) J urid.
R. 16: 30.
— — English, Warranty in the.
15: 50. 16: 406.
— or Return, Contract of.
221.
Sale of the Safety Valve; a story. (C. A. Mears)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 21: 530.
Salem, Mass. (H. F. E. Farrell) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7:
8
(E. J . Edwards) R. of Rs.
(R. Brown) J urid. R.
(R. Brown) Jurid. R. 1']:
—— Ancient. (R. S. Rantoul) Educa. 23: 401,
-— Associations of Hawthorne. (M. E. Desmond) Cath.
World, 74: 455.
-— Historic. (Mary H. Northend) New Eng. M. n. s.
313 5°7-
-— Leslie’s Retreat from. (E. C. Battis) M. of Hist.
3: 87.
—- of To-day. (Mary H. Northend) New Eng. M. n. s.
32: 95.
I
-565
SALMON
Salesgirl’s Story, A. Indep. 54: 181,
Salesroom, Curiosities of a London.
469.
Saleswomen ; the Girl behind the Counter.
Cranston) World To-day, I0: 270,
Salicaceae, Study of. (D. P. Penhallow) Am. Natural.
Chamb. J. 80:
(Mary R.
391 5°9-
Salimbene, Autobiography of a Wandering Friar.
(G. G. Coulton) I9th Cent. 57: 1009, :1 Ecl. M, 145:
314-
— Chronicle, Coulton’s Edition. (W. R. Thayer) Na-
tion, 83Z 244.
—— The Worlds of. (H. O. Taylor) Internat. Q. 12:
89.
Salisbury, O. J . (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 35: 644.
Salisbury, Robert Cecil, 3d Earl of. Outl. 74: 1016,
-—(J. McCarthy) Outl. 74: 1023.—Blackw. 174:
4Z9.—With portrait. Booklover’s M. I: 562,-
(Sidney Low) Fortn. 80: 562,=Ec1, M, 142: 67,
—_-Liv. Age, 2391 405. — Monthly R. 13, no. I3 I.
—-(M. MacColl) Spec. 91: 3o8.—Sat. R. 96: 256.
=Liv. Age, 238: 759.— Quar. I96: 647. — (S.
Brooks) No. Am. 175: 152. —(F. Douglas How)
Good Words, 43: 32-51 I.—(J. McCarthy) Outl.
72: 2I.——(T. P. O’Connor) Everybody’s, 6: 3. -
(Julian Ralph) Cent. 42: 465. -—-\Vith portrait.
Pall Mall M. 26: 433,
—- and after. (J . McCarthy) Indep. 55: 2387.
— and Balfour. (R, Ogden) Nation, 75: 45.
— and the Quarterly Review. Quar. I99: 296.
— as a Journalist. Acad. 65: 191,
-— as a Man of Science. Science, 11. s. 18: 440,
—as a Statesman, with portrait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
28: 426.
— Impassive Statesman. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation,
78: 426.
— on the Unsolved Problems of Science. (J . H.
Twichell) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 5: 64.
— Personal Glimpses of, with Numerous Portraits.
(C. Roberts) World’s Work, 6: 4028.
— Political Writings. Spec. 92: 121,
—-United States and. (M. W. Hazeltine) No. Am.
177: 720.
Salisbury, Stephen. (W. Lincoln) N. E. Reg. 60: 325.
Salisbury, Eng., Railroad Accident at, Causes of. (G.
R. Dunell) Nature, 74: 636.
Salish Indians, Some Features of the Language and
Culture of. (C. Hill-Tout) Am. Anthropol. 7: 674.
Sallie Bird, The ; a story. (F. W. Brown) Booklover’s
M. 7: 232,
Sally; a story. (Laura S. Portor) Atlan. go: 626,
“Sally;” a story. (H. Clifford) Blackw. I74: 601.
175: 67.
“Sally,” Prince’s Dissociation of Personality. (F. C.
S. Schiller) Nation, 82: 282,
Salmagundi Club of New York, Sale of Mugs.
H. Shelton) Brush & P. 15: 245.
Salmeston Grange. (D. H. P. Feasey) Antiq. n. s. 39:
264,
Salmon, George. Acad. 66: 128, —Nature, 69: 324,
Salmon and Salmon Streams of Alaska. (D. S. Jor-
dan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 165,
—— Ascending and Descending.
J . 82: 430.
- British, Increase of. Spec. 92: 214.
— Fifty-three, inaWeek. (W. A. Somerville) Chamb.
J , 80: 465,
— Fly Fishing for Ouananiche. (L. Rhead) Outing,
48: 510.
— The Gamiest Fish.
662,
— Great Horned, of the Penobscot.
more) Outing, 40: 569.
(W.
(A. Grimble) Chamb.
(H. W. Lanier) Outing, 42:
(J . O. Whitte-
SALMON
Salmon, 'In Quest of, in Glencoe. Good Words, 46:
469.
— The Last Barrier. (C. G. D. Robert) Harper, I12:
415-
— Life and Death of Chronicha, aSacramento Salmon.
(C. Rutter) Overland, n. s. 39: 597,
— My First. Chamb. J. 80: 225,
— My First. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry Life Am. 6: 21,
— Mystery of the. (B. W. Evermann) Outing, 40:
562,
— of the Black Pool. (C. Edwardes) Macmil. 92: 445.
: Ecl. M. 145: 632.: Liv. Age, 247: 540.
—— of the Thames. Spec. 961 451.
—- Pacific. (C. Rutter) Ctry Life Am. 4: 124,
— Parent—stream Theory of the Return of.
Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 541 48.
—— Sacramento, Studies in the Natural History of.
(C. Rutter) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 195,
-— Toll from the Salmon Host. (W. S. Phillips) Out-
ing, 46: 721,
Salmon Breeding, Contributions to Science of.
Henderson) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 503.
Salmon Fisheries. (R. S. Baker) Cent. 44: 206.
—— of the Northwest. (W. Fawcett) World To-day, 9:
(D. S.
(Y.
1197-
Salmon Fishing. (C. Halleck) Everybody’s, 7: 22.
— in Canada. (E. T. D. Chambers) Ctry Life Am. 2:
I76. — (F. H. Clifford) Indep. 56: 1262,
— in Ireland. (H. Maxwell) Blackw. I74: 45 3.
— in Norway. (G. W. Hartley) Blackw. I73: 48.—
(G. W. Hartley) Blackw. 175: 54. 178: 553.:
Liv. Age, 241: 49.
— Some Problems in.
18, no. 3: 65.
Salmon-rivers and Trout-streams. (W. E. Hodgson)
National, 47 3 983.
Salmond, Stewart D. F. (T. Stalker) Bib. World, 26:
188. —-(S. G. Woodrow) Sund. M. 34: 809.
Salon, Decline of the. (R. M. Bradley) 19th Cent. 52:
95°-
Salona, Dalmatia. Am. Arch. 81: 22.
Salons, The, and the Royal Academy.
tham) 19th Cent. 59: 996.
—-— French, of 1906 [pictures only]. Bookman, 23:
(W. E. Hodgson) Monthly R.
(H. H. Sta-
601.
Saloon, The Cafe a Substitute for the. (L. R. Pink)
Indep. 60: 508,
— Competition with the. (VV. H. Tolman) Outl. 76:
788.
— in the Anthracite Coal Fields. (P. Roberts) Char.
I 5: 691.
—— Lifting up the.
2295,
+ Substitutes for the. (B. Booth) Indep. 54: 317.
— Suppression of, Church Federation for. (J . M. Par-
ker) Meth. R. 55: 443.
—— within Patrol Limits. (E. P. Sanford) Outl. 77:
(W. H. Tolman) World’s Work, 4:
984.
Saloons; Anti-Saloon League. (H. G. Furbay) No.
Am- I77= 434.
-— Early Stages of English Public-house Regulation.
(C. M. Iles) Econ. J. 13! 25!.
—-— An Evening in a Suburb. Outl. 83: 84.
Sal’s First Prayer. (J . H. Panting) Good Words, 47:
I33-
Salt. (C. W. Super) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 252.
Salt of the Earth, The ; a story. (E. C. Litsey) Nat’l
M. (Bost.) 23: 303, 376.
Salt of the Sea, The. (J . A. Dewe) New Eng. M. n.s.
32: 8 .
Salt Crowd’s Trade, The; a story. (W. Payne) Every-
body’s, 7: 226.
Salt Lake. See Great Salt Lake.
566
'— an Intimate Interview.

SAMARITAN
Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railway. (C. D. Willard)
Land of Sun. 13: 301. _
Salt Lake City. (H. R. Browne) Calif. M. 4: 260, —
(A. G. Gale) Land of Sun. I12 20I.— (E. F. Col-
burn) Out West, 23: 297. -
Salt-making in the Far West. (E. Goldsmith) J .
Frankl. Inst. 159: 45.
Salt Meadows, A Day in the.
106: 959.
Salt hgonopoly, The. (J . B. Pennington) Asia. R. 38:
29
(S. Hartmann) Harper,
Salt Sea in the Desert in Colorado. (A. Inkersley)
World’s Work, 4: 2105.
Salto Water Stone, The. Chamb. J . 81: 44.
— An Explanation. Chamb. J . 81: 750.
Salton Sea, Cal. (H. N. Rust) Calif. M. 1: 94.— (E.
Mitchell) No. Am. 183: 224. — (E. L. Larkin) Open
Court, 20: 573,
— and the Irrigation Floods. (E. Duryea) Out West,
24: 3.
-— Wonderful New Inland Sea. (E. L. Larkin) Cos-
mopol..4I: 637,
Salts, Reason for the Retention of, near Surface of
Soils. (T. H. Means) Science, 11. s. 151 33.
Saltus, Edgar, Publicist. (R. Colles) Westm. I622 463.
Saltus, Francis S., a New Poet. (A. D. Cartwright)
Californian, 3: 70.
Salutary Measure. Dial, 38: 25 5.
Salvage, On. Chamb. J . 79: 78.
Salvage of the “ Peanut,” The; a story. (W. V. Cook)
Appleton’s M. 8: 355.
Salvage of the “Spindrift ; ” a story.
Good Words, 43: 197.
Salvation, Christian Doctrine of. (C. Noss) Ref. Ch.
R. 53: 511.
— The Correction of Man’s Abnormal Condition, ac-
cording to Jesus. (J . M. Mullen) Ref. Ch. R. 52:
(F. T. Bullen)
337-
Salvation Army, The. (J . Manson) Monthly R. 17,
no. 2: 56.
— and the Public. Spec. 97: 491.
— as a Social Influence. (E. R. Esler) Good Words,
453 393-
— Christmas Dinners to 300,000 Guests,
Tucker) Ctry Life Am. 5: 114,
(Booth-
-— Latest Problem of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 301 436.
— People of the Abyss. (C. Ray) Sund. M. 33: 5 5-
323-
— A Social Experiment. (Countess of Warwick) 19th
Cent. 53: 665.
— Unfavorable View of. Sat. R. 98: 6.
—— A World-wide Army. Sund. M. 35: 67.
Salving of the Barque “Fuller,” The.
nolly) Scrib. M. 37: 462.
Salving of the “ Senator,” The. Chamb. J. 79: 721.
Salvini, Alessandro. (C. Morris) McClure, 21: 543,
Salvini, Gustavo. (W. A. Lewis) Cent. 43: 56.
Salvini, Tommaso. (J . S. Crellin) Outl. 73: 811, — (U,
Hapgood) Scrib. M. 35: 234.
(H. Zimmern) Critic, 45:
(J. B. Con-
412,
Salza, Carl Frederick von, Painter, with portrait.
Brush & P. 17: supp. 8.
Sam. (E. R. Wynne) Overland, n. s. 39: 632.
Sam Twigg’s Lesson. (E. C. McCants) Outing, 46:
534-
Samar, Island of, and Capture of Lukban. (P. E.
T1-aub) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 369.
Samarcand. (E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 42: 64.
Samaritan-Hebrew Pentateuch, An Early Copy of.
(G. Margoliouth) Jew. Q. 15: 632.
Samaritan MSS., The Dating of. (R. Gottheil) J. Bib.
Lit. 25: 29.
SAMARITAN
Samaritan Woman, The; a Daughter of Jacob. (J .
Moifatt) Expos. 7th ser. II 226.
Samaritana. (A. Cowley) Jew. Q. 16: 474.
Samaritans and the Passover. (J . S. Kirsch) Sund. M.
33: 256,
—— History and Religion of.
Bib. Sac. 63: 385.
Samoa. (V. L. Kellogg) Out West, 20: 303.
—- American. (F. T. Chambers) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
371 641-
—— —— Progress in. (U. Sebree) Indep. 541 2811.
— —— -— Further. (E. B. Underwood) Indep. 55: 2731.
— At the Trader’s Station in. (L. P. Churchill) Lip-
pinc. 69: 716.
—— German and American; a Comparison.
Moors) Indep. 61: 806.
~ German Observatory in.
——- Imperialism under the Microscope.
Nation, 75: 414.
— In, with Stevenson.
(Jacob, Son of Aaron)
(H. J.
Science, 11. s. 202 853.
(O. G. Villard)
(I. O. Strong) Cent. 41:
6'7.
— Kihg’s Kava. (Eliz. T. Jayne) Indep. 55: 1449.
— Tutuila. (D. S. Jordan and V. L. Kellogg) Atlan.
943 207-
Samoan Sketch, A; my Friend Le6ta.
Out West, 182 569.
Samoset Hotel, Maine Coast.
M. (Bost.) I52 630.
Samoyedes, The. (E. W. Lowry) Gent. M. n. s. 68:
(C. Keeler)
(J. M. Chapple) Nat’l
140.
Sampler, Development and Decay of the. Reliquary,
42: 11.
—- On a. (C. Scollard) Cent. 47: 390.
Sampson, William T. (J . D. Long; A. T. Mahan)
McClure, I92 214. —(A. T. Mahan) Fortn. 78:
227,
—— The Real. (P. Benjamin) Indep. 54: 1163.
Samuels, Capt. Samuel, of the “ Dreadnought.”
ing) 329'
Samuelson, Sir Bernhard. Nature, 72: 6o,
Samwel Cave, Exploration of. (E. L. Furlong) Am. J .
Sci. 172: 235.
San Antonio, A Retrospect of.
Hist. Assoc. Q. 4: 54,
San Antonio, Mt., Cal. (G. F. Leavens) Land of Sun.
51 96-
San Augustine. (E. B. Shindler) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q- 31 41-
San Beruardino, Cal., Hills. (T. S. Van Dyke) Cali-
fornian, 4Z 220.
San Buenaventura, Cal.
Out-
(E. B. Cooley) Texas
(G. S. Wright) Land of Sun.
4= 145-
San Clemente Island, Cal. (R. T. Smith) Land of Sun.
10: 65.
San Diego, Cal. (J. A. Hall) Calif. M. 3: 379.—(H.
P. Wood) Out West, 16: 337.—(W. E. Smythe)
Out West, 23: 193.
— History of the First Martyr.
of Sun. I0: 126.
San Diego County, California. Ont VVest, I6: 670,
San Dimas, California. (C. H. Bigelow) Out West, 18:
253-
San Domingo. See Santo Domingo.
San Felipe and Santiago, Bay of, visited by Quiros, in
1606. (W. J. L. Wharton) Geog. J. 20: 207.
San Fernando de Bexar, Early Settlers of. (I. J . Cox)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 51 143
—— Educational Efforts in. (I. J .
soc. Q. 6: 27.
— Municipal Government of. (M. A. Austin) Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 8: 277.
San Fernando Mission, The Centennial of. Land of
Sun. 7: 148.
(F. de Thoma) Land
Cox) Texas Hist. As-
567
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. (R. H. McDonald, jr.) Calif. M. 2:
365.—-(H. Wright) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17: 2oo.——-
(C. F. Lummis) Out West, 18: 3.—— (C. S. Fee)
Overland, n. s. 44: 395,
—— and her Great Opportunity.
36: 111,
— and the Relief Work ahead.
(G. W. James) Arena,
(A. A. Hi1l)Char. 16:
135.
— An Architect [E. F. Mathews] of Residences in.
(Herbert Crosby) Archit. Rec. 201 47.
— Architecture of. (F. ‘N. Fitzpatrick) Am. Arch.
go: 22,
— as a Convention City.
11. s. 441 105.
-—as a Cynosure of the Eyes of America.
Bryan) Overland, n. s. 48: 413,
— Banking Interests of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 67:
(W. A. Bissell) Overland,
(A. J.
337-
— Beauty of. (F. M. Somers) Californian, I: 73.
— before the Earthquake. (W. Irwin) Everybody’s,
W 753-
—— A Better City; the Great Opportunity now before
San Francisco. (E. Duryea) Overland, 11. s. 48:
109.
— Bohemian Club. (E. W. Townsend) Bookman, 22:
17.
— — Midsummer Jinks of. (G. Morris) Outing, 44:
649.
— Bohemian Restaurant. (M. C. Deering) Critic, 48:
523-
- The Builders. (J . D. Phelan and others) Overland,
n. s. 48: 1.
— Building a New City. Craftsman, 10: 415.
— the Carthage of the West. (H. W. Postlethwaite)
Overland, n. s. 42: 168.
—— Catching her Breath. Outl. 83: 361.
— “ Chinatown” in. (E. F. Wheaton) Out West, 22:
408.
— Columbia Park Boys’ Club of. Char. 12: 245.
—-— Crisis of 1880 in. (C. T. Hopkins) Californian, 1:
407.
— Curious Houses of. (J . M. Scanland) Overland, n. s.
43= 470.
— Defenses of. (Comte La Chasse) Overland, n. s. 471
11.
— Destruction of. (James Hopper) Everybody’s, I4:
760 a. -— (J. A. Holden) Canad. M. 27: 136,
— —- and Insurance Companies. Bank. M. (Lond.)
81: 839,
— — as a Barometer of Human Nature. (R. S. Baker)
Am. M. 63: 81,
— — Social Settlements in the. (J - E. Rogers) Char.
I6: 311.
—— Earthquake in, 1906. (Henry A. Lafier) McClure,
271 275. —- (C. Davison) Nature, 73: 608, —- (W. G.
Mitchell) Am. Arch. 8g: 167.—(E. L. Larkin)
Open Court, 20: 393. — [Views only] N at. Geog. M.
17: 325.——R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 331 541.-—(A. C.
Lawson and A. O. Leusclmer) Science, 11. s. 23:
961,
— —- and the Fire. (C. F. Lummis) Out West, 24:
431. — (Paul Cowles) Out West, 24: 477.
——and Prof. Larkin. (D. Starr Jordan) Science,
11. s. 24: 178.
— -— as recorded by the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Magnetic Observatories. Nat. Geog. M. 17: 298.
—— —— as recorded by the Seismograph in I/Vashington.
(C. F. Marvin) Nat. Geog. M. 171 296.
— — Cause of. (D. S. Jordan) Cosmopol. 41: 343.-—
(A. C. Spencer and R. Arnold) World’s Work, 12:
7678.
— —- —- Probable.
280.
(F. L. Ransome) N at. Geog. M. 17:
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco, Earthquake in 1906, Chronicle of. (H.
E. Noyes) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 100, 197. — (S. E.
Moffett) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 710.
—— -—- Geological Prelude to. (G. H. Ashley) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 69: 69.
--— —— Geology of. (J . C. Branner) Out West, 24: 513.
-— -—- Investigation of. (G. K. Gilbert) Pop. Sci. Mo.
69: 97.
-— -—- Personal Experiences in.
West, 24: 497.
— -— Report on. Nature, 74: 285.
-— —— Seismograph and Magnetograph Records of. (L.
A. Bauer) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 116.
—- — Seismograph Records of. Science, n. s. 23: 917.
—— -—- Watching a City perish. (W. H. Thompson)
World To-day, I0: 592,
-—- -—- A Woman’s Experience of. (E. M. Burke) Outl.
(Mary Austin) Out
83: 273.
—- Electrical Displays in. (J . M. Scanland) Overland,
n. s. 44: 159.
— The Fair City it may become.
Overland, n. s. 472 277.
—-- Fallen. (IV. M. Reedy) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 242.
— Fire at. (W. G. Mitchell) Am. Arch. 89: 185.
— Fire Insurance Lessons from. (Louis Windmiiller)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 713.
— Fire Protection the Great Need of. (E. Duryea)
Overland, n. s. 48: 385.
-— The Future of. (B. I. Wheeler) Cent. 50: 630.
—— Heroic. (L. H. WaH) Cent. 50: 579.
—— Hills and Corners of. (Elodie Hogan) Calif. M. 5:
(Eleanore F. Lewys)
63.
— Housing Problem in. (E. T. Devine) Pol. Sci. Q.
21: 596,
— How the Army worked to save.
mopol. 41: 239.
— An Impressionist Picture. (C. L. Edholm) Overland,
n. s. 47: 33.
-— Impressions of. (L. Abbott) Outl. 78: 164.
— In the Thick of Relief Work in. (E. P. Bicknell)
Char. 16: 295.
— Japanese in. (W. H. Thomson) World To-day, 11:
1310.
— Landmarks of. (I. M. Strobridge) Land of Sun. 8:
67.
— Library Matters in. Pub. Lib. 11: 320.
— Loring Club ; a Musical Brotherhood. (J . M. Scan-
land) Overland, n. s. 44: 107.
—— The Matter with. (E. P. Irwin) Overland, n. s. 48:
188,
—— Memorial Windows of.
n. s. 43: 332.
—— Municipal Art in. (C. Keeler) Craftsman, 8: 584.
— The New. (E. E. Schmitz) Indep. 61: 434. — (F.
G. Newlands) Indep. 60: 1093. —(B. I. Wheeler)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 681.
-—- — Plan for Building. Archit. R. 13: 65.
-— Newspapers of. (J . P. Cramer) Calif. M. 1: 519,
—— of the Future. (H. E. Law) Craftsman, 9: 51 1.
— Pagan Temples in. (F. J . Masters) Calif. M. 2: 727,
-—- Past Political Conditions. (J . Roberts) Overland,
n. s. 45: 49.
—— The “ Peace Strike ” in.
land, 11. s. 39: 980.
-— The Promised City of. (H. Croly) Archit. Rec. 19:
(F. Funston) Cos-
(H. E. Wright) Overland,
(Laura B. Powers) Over
425-
— Prostrate but Courageous. Outl. 832 157.
—- Purification of. Blackw. 179: 832.
-—- Rebound of. (F. Strother) World’s Work, 12: 7779,
— Rebuilding of. (H. A. Crafts) Am. Arch. 90: 53,
—— Reconstruction of. (A. A. Hill) Char. 16: 165.
—— Reconstruction of Communication at. (L. D. Wild-
man) Army & Navy Life, 9: I.
568
SAN JUAN
San Francisco, Recovery of. (J . W. Helburn) Am. M.
62: 294.
—Rehabilitation in. Char. 16: 369.—(L. Brandt)
Char. 17: 25.
— The Relief of the Stricken City.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 683.
— Relief Work at. (H. J . Learoyd) Nation, 83: 114,
-—- —— Hero of the. (J. F. Moors) Char. 17: 418.
— Restaurants of, Humbler. (R. Whittle) Overland,
n. s. 41: 363.
-—- Restored City of. (E. White) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72:
69
(E. T. Devine)
3.
— Rise of the New. (J. D. Phelan) Cosmopol. 41:
575-
—— Rising from the Ashes. Outl. 83: 562.
— Sanitary Situation at. (G. A. Soper) Char. I6: 305.
—— Schools of. (F. H. Hackett) Calif. M. 2: 281,
— Significance of. (H. Scheifauer) Fortn. 86: 5 36,
—— Situation in. (E. T. Devine) Char. 16: 299.
—— Some Early Business Buildings of. (Agnes F.
Buchanan) Archit. Rec. 20: 15.
— Sutro Baths. (E. M. Sexton) Land of Sun. 8: 101.
— Sutro Park. (H. French) Overland. n. s. 46: 136,
— Three Privates at, after the Earthquake. Army &
Navy Life, 9. no. 22 30.
-—- Topography of. (G. Burgess) Am. Arch. 89: 152.
—— under a Labor Mayor [Schmitz]. (F. J . Dyer)
World To-day, 5: 1618,
—- Union Labor Mayor of. (L. H. Irvine) Arena, 27:
150.
— Value of Property Losses at. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
72= 645.
— Vigilance Committee of 1856.
West, 21: 3.
— Where it was Sorest Stricken.
161,
— Why it will rise again.
(N. Y.) 33: 679.
—- Women of, who have achieved Success.
win) Overland, n. s. 44: 512.
-— Work of the Regular Army in the Upheaval at.
(W. G. Haan ; VV. W. Harts) Army & Navy Life,
9.110-21 19,65-
— Work of Woman’s Relief Committee of Butte for.
(Helen F. Sanders) Overland, n. s. 481 48.
San Gabriel, Cal. (J. C. Carr) Californian, 5: 197.
—— Mission of, in 1776. (E. Cones) Land of Sun. 132 46.
San Gimignano, the City of Beautiful Towers. (L. G.
Hale) Harper, I09: 130.
— Three Days in. (E. A. Roberts) Temp. Bar, 125:
341.
San Giuseppe. (E. C. Vansittart) Antiq. n. s. 41: 92,
— Festival of. (E. C. Vansittart) Antiq. n. s. 41: 92,
San Jacinto, California. (F. M. Moody) Out West,
23: 621,
— Battle of. (J . W. Winters) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 6:
139.
San Jacinto Campaign.
Assoc. Q. 4: 237.
San Jacinto Mt., On.
Sun. 4: 151.
San Joaquin Basin, An Indian Myth of. (J . W. Hud-
son) J. Am. Folk-Lore, I5: 104.
San Joaquin Co., Cal. (C. B. Brown) Land of Sun.
15: 91,
San José, Cal. (C. A. Moody) Land of Sun. 14: 429.
— and the Santa Clara Valley. Out West, 23: 385.
— How the Earthquake felt at. (E. G. Shoup) Indep.
60: 1158.
San José Scale. Ctry Life Am. 91 561.— (C. L. Mar
latt) Pop. Sci. Mo. 65: 306,
San Juan Hill, The Passing of.
M. 38: 142.
(A. Park) Out
(L. Eaves) Char. 16:
(J. D. Phelan) R. of Rs.
(E. P. Ir-
(E. C. Barker) Texas Hist.
(B. H. Wentworth) Land of
(R. H. Davis) Scrib.
SAN'JUAN
San Juan Watershed, Prehistoric Ruins of.
Prudden) Am. Anthropol. 5: 224.
-‘San Luis Obispo, Cal. (W. N. Ent) Out West, 24:
(T. M.
455-
San Luis Potosi, Mexico. (W. G. Mitchell) Am. Arch.
88: 195.
— Church of the Carmen.
San Luis Rey Mission, Christmas at.
M. 3: 146.
San Marino, Oldest Republic in the World.
Stone) Cosmopol. 36: 271,
San Martin, Gen., the Washington of South America.
(F. M. Noa) Arena, 34: 601.
Am. Arch. 88: 171,
(A. Wey) Calif.
(H. S.
San Nicolas Island, Cal., VVild l/Voman of. (J. M.
Gibbons) Calif. M. 4: 661,
San Onofrio, Tasso and the Church of. (G. P. Curtis)
Cath. World, 76: 585. _
San Pedro, Arnold’s Palaeontology and Stratigraphy
of. (J. C. Merriam) Science, 11. s. I9: 540.
—— The Harbor of. Land of Sun. 3: 294.
—— The Inner Harbor of. (C. D. VVillard) Land of Sun.
14: 69.
San Saba River, The Old Fort on.
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 5: 137.
San Thomé, VVest Africa. Chamb. J . 82: 305,
San Xavier Mission. (B. A. Putnam) Land of Sun.
13: 68.
Sanatoria, The King’s.
24,
Sanatorium, The Spirit of a. (C. C. Easton) Char. 12:
(A. B. Looscan)
(J . A. Gibson) Westm. 157:
775-
Sanchez Grant, The. (R. L. Sandwick) Out West, 19:
645.
Sancroft, Archbishop, Letters of, Notes on. (C. Ra-
ven) Antiq. n. s. 40: 101,
Sanctification. (H. King) Luth. Q. 32: 510,
Sanctity, Christian. Church Q. 58: 277,
Sanctuary, Right of, in England. (N. M. Trenholme)
Univ, of Mo. Stud. 1: 298.
Sanctuary; a story. (L. A. Long) Cent. 42: 309,
Sanctuary; a story. (Edith Wharton) Scrib. 34: 148-
57°-
Sanctuary Literature of Mediaeval England.
Price) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 440.
Sanctuary Rings. (J . T. Perry) Reliquary, 46: 96,
Sand, George. (F. Gribble) Bookman, I9: 457. —
Dial, 37: 3. —— VVith portrait. (Katherine L. Bates)
Booklover’s M. I: 519,
-— and Alfred de Musset, Correspondence of. Ath. ’04,
%4w.
-— and her French Style. (P. H. Frye) Univ. Neb.
Stud.3I 199.
—— Centenary of. (C. Whibley) Blackw. I76: 255.—
(F. Gribble) Fortn. 82: 269. —-(F, J, Mather, jr.)
Nation, 792 28. °
—- Daughter of. Macmil. n. s. I: 862,
—Girlhood of. Macmil. g0: 127.:Ecl. M. 143: 463,
11' Liv. Age, 242: 429, _
—- New Life of. (H. James) No. Am. I74: 536.
Sand, The Charm of. Spec. 97: 52.
Sand; a story. (J . VV. Gally) Californian, 1: 65-501,
Sand Dunes, Controlling, in United States. (A. S.
Hitchcock) Nat. Geog. M. 15: 43.
-— of San Francisco. (F. E. Hawson) Out West, 22:
115.
—— Sand-grouse, The.
527-
-- Summer by the.
Sand-pipers of Santa Barbara.
Sun. 13: 250.
Sanderson, Sir J . Burdon. Nature, 73: 127,
Sanderson, J olm, Levant Merchant (1560-1624).
M. n. s. 76: 449.
(G. E.
(J. H. Baldwin) Chamb. J. 83:
Chamb. J. 83: 465.
(M. Kinsell) Land of
Gent.
ME
SANTA CRUZ
Sandham, H., Artist, in the Azores.
Studio (Internat.) I8: 173,
Sandhill Animals and Plants. Spec. 95: 147.
Sandhurst, Royal Military College. (C. M. De Gruy-
ther) Un. Serv. M. 31: 138.
Sandolo, A Summer in a. (M. Peixotto) Harper,,1o6:
ML
Sandringham House.
138.
Sandstone, Dakotan Series of Northern New Mexico.
(C. R. Keyes) Am. J. Sci. 172: 124.
Sandusky Bay, Submerged Valleys in.
ley) Nat. Geog. M. 13: 398.
Sandwich Islanders; a story.
(W. Jenkins)
(S. A. Tooley) Carfad. M. 22:
(E. L. Mose-
(F. Milner) Educa. 26:
594-
Sandy. (A. H. Rice) Cent. 47: 193-687. 48: 98.
Sandy McKiver, Hero. (H. D. Ward) Cent. 44: 914.
Sandys, Frederick. Art J . 571 31. -— (P- Bate) Studio
(Internat.) 24: 3.— Ath. ’O4, 2: 22.
Sandys, George. (J . M. Attenboro-ugh) Westm. 163:
Ma
Sane Reader, The.
Sanford Family of Portsmouth, R. I., Notes on.
D. Hodges, jr.) N. E. Reg. 56: 294.
Sanitarium. See Sanatorium.
Sanitary Congress, International, at Vvashington, 1905.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 549.
Sanitary Outlook, A. (J . Crichton-Browne) Pop. Sci.
M0, 68: 349.
Sanitary Science and Sanitary Administration. (W.
T. Sedgwick) Science, 11. s. 23: 362.
(Annie R. Marble) Critic, 47: 221.
(A.
Sanitation. Chant. 352 76.
— and Social Progress. (W. H. Allen) Am. J . Sociol.
8: 631,
—-— Churcoh. (W. P. Gerhard) Am. Arch. 89: 176.
—in Great Britain, Progress of. (A. K. Chalmers)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 273.
—- in the Tropics. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature, 72: 67.
—- Municipal. (H. Wilson) Westm. I57: 197.
— — and Household. (M. N. and E. B. Baker) Chaut.
w=w4
— -— Problems in. Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40: 133.
— of an Army in War. (W. Hill-Climo) Un. Serv. M.
32: 458.
—— of the Country House.
Am. 8: 648,
Sanscrit Epic, Limitation of Time by Means of Cases
in. (E. W. Hopkins) Am. J. Philol. 24: 1.
Santa Barbara, Cal. Land of Sun. 1: 112.-—(S. M.
Kennedy) Land of Sun. 10: 187,
— Coast Islands of. (J . R. Britton) Land of Sun. 7:
192,
—- Flower Carnival. (B. M. Austin) Calif. M. 3: 91.
— Passing of the Old Town. (K. Lynch) Out ‘Vest,
20: 129,
Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, Cal. The Diver-
sified Products of Two Great Counties. (Inez
Buckner) Overland, n. s. 44: 642.
Santa Barbara Islands, Cal. (H. P. Earle) Land of
Sun. 5: 227.
Santa Catalina Island, Cal. (Blanche Trask) Land of
Sun. 7: (E. S. Quincy) New Eng. M. n. s.
31: 286.
Santa Clara, California. Out West, 23! 397.
Santa Claus and his Reindeer. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry
Life Am. 11’. 153.
—- at Lonely Cove. (N. Duncan) Atlan. 92: 742.
— 30 to I. (Julien Josephson) Overland, n. s. 48: 427.
Santa Cruz, Cal. (H. R. Judah, jr.) Out ‘Vest, 25: :83.
-— The Hills around. (W. J. Kenyon) Land of Sun.
9: 66.
Santa Cruz County, Cal. From Lumbering to Horti-
culture. Overland, n. s. 39: 579.
(L. C. Wroth) Ctry Life
-'-v__
13.)-
SANTA.CRUZ
Santa Cruz Island, Cal. (R. C. Owens) Land of Sun.
71 54-
Santa Cruz Mountains, Winter in the. (C. G. Fisk)
Overland, n. s. 432 323.
Santa Fé Case, The. Chaut. 41: 486,
Santa Fé Charley’s Kindergarten.
Harper, III: 929.
Santa Fe Railroad. See Atchison, Topeka, and Santa
Fe. 5
Santa Fé Trail, The. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 8:
18
(T. A. Janvier)
5.
—- Preserving the. World’s Work, 12: 7689,
Santa Lores. (D. Kennicott) Overland, n. s. 47: 127.
Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence. (A. Melani) Am.
Arch. 88: 43.
Santa Maria Maggiore. (S. White) Cent. 43: 669.
Santa Maura, The Name of. (W. Miller) Eng. Hist.
R, 18: 513. ..
Santa Monica, Cal. (E. B. Woodworth) Land of Sun.
3- 54-
—- Polo at. (G. L. Waring) Calif. M. 1: 265,
Santa Paulo, Cal. (M. M. Bowman) Land of Sun. 32
140,
Santa Rosa, Cal. (R. A. Thompson) Land of Sun. 15:
299-
— Church built from One Tree. (C. Aylmore) Sund.
BI ss= 724-
Santa Teresita of the Shoe.
West, 23: 142.
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Scholarly Men in America, Careers of.
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Scholarship and Authorship.
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—- Elementary, in Berlin.
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(F. W.
(A. Whitehurst)
(D. R. Keys) Canad. M. 27:
(E. L. Thorn-
(D. C. Gilman) Scrib. M.
(A. R. Macfarlane)
(N. M. Butler)
(H. F. Linscott)
(W. H. D. Rouse) National, 48:
(W. D. Sheldon)
(W. D. Parkinson) School R. I 3:
(E. M. Wood-Lovejoy)
(W. D. Sheldon) Educa. 25:
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- From Gram rto High. (E. L. C. Morse) School R.
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- Grammar, Founding a. (T. F. Fullard) Antiq. n. s.
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SCHOOL
School, Humor in the. (A. D. Cameron) Cent. 47:
9'8.
— in Cities, Economics of.
193- ~
—- in Country for Town Children.
mil. n. s. 2: 17.
— in its Relation to Social Organization and to Natural
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(A. Lewis) Overland, n. s.
(D. E. Cloyd) Ednca. 25:
(L. Smith) Mac-
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—— Notes on choosing a.
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—- of Life, The. (H. van Dyke) Harper, 109: 676.
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(C.
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—— — Full Stature of the. (T. I/Villiams) Char. I2:
573-
—— — in Massachusetts, Early Evolution of. (F. S.
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School we lost, The; a Story of the Seiners. (J. B.
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School Administration, Cleveland Plan of. (S. P.
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—— Municipal, Principles of. (W. H. Burnham) Atlan.
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—— St. Louis Method of.
(E. K. Carman) Pedagog.
(E. C. Eliot) Educa. R. 26:
464-
School Architecture and Hygiene, Bibliography of.
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School Board and Superintendent.
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——- The Elective. Dial, 36: 255,
School-book Grievance, A. (E. Ginn) Nation, 80: 395.
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Schoolboy of Fiction. Spec. 89: 356,
—-— Public, Physique of the. (J . H. Vines) Westm. I 59:
(E. C. Hughes)
317-
—— Religion of the. (H. V. Weisse) Contemp. 85: 697,
86: 102,:-'Liv. Age, 241: 769. 242: 359.-Spec,
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SCHOOLHOUSE
Schoolboys, Military Instruction for.
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 16,
— of Fiction. (G. P. Gordon) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 13. :
Liv. Age, 248: 411,
—— Pocket-money of. Spec. 92: 366.
School Buildings, Essentials of. Am. Arch. 32: 28.
School Census Law, The, a Dead Letter. (L. E. Op-
dycke) Char. 15: 412,
School Child and Local School Board. (E. C. Par-
sons) Char. I4: 1097.
School Children, Effect of School Life upon Health.
(G. W. Johnston) N0. Am. 182: 829,
—— Free Meals for. (G. Hookham) National, 48: 5II.
—(A. Clay) Monthly R. 20, no. 1: 94.——(S. A.
Barnett) Indep. R. 6: 154.—Sat. R. 98: 384,-
Spec. 96: 821,
— — A Birmingham Experiment. ' (G. Hookham) Na-
tional, 44: 718.:Ecl. M. 144: 364.:Liv. Age,
244: 226,
— — in England.
— -— i11 France.
(J . T. Griffin)
(A. V. Dicey) Nation, 82: 257,
(A. T. Smith) Ednca. 26: 56,
—- — in Paris. (C. A. Elliott) 19th Cent. 59: 834,
— Health of. (G. IV. Wharton) Outl. 84: 662,
—— in England, I/Vage-earning. (T. Burke) Forum, 33:
283.
—— of all Countries. (B. C. Wilcox) Everybody’s, I0: 57,
-— Pathology of. (J. Tyler) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 43: 157,
— Physical Defects of. (L. G. Chace) Char. I2: 900,
— Under-nourished. -(L. D. Wald) Char. 13: 600.
School City. (VV. L. Gill) J. Frankl. Inst. I56: ' 19.——-
J. Frankl. Inst. I56: 401. —(C. W. French) School
R W 33:
-~— A New Experiment in the Self-government of the
Young. (Frank Parsons) Cent. 49: 496.
School Commonwealth, Time Tables and Syllabus of
Work of. (F. Watson) School R. 10: 304.
School Day, The Longer or Shorter. (W. H. Allen)
Char. 14: 761.
School-fees and School-masters. (J. C. Tarver) Mac-
mil. 89: 132.
School Finances, Political Economy of.
ris) Ednca. R. 29: 486.
School Gardens. (H. C. Bennett) Booklover’s M. 5:
469.—(W. A. Baldwin) Ednca. 26: 447.—(D. J.
Crosby) Outl. 71: 852,
— as an Educational Factor.
M. 11. s. 26: "5.
— in Great Cities.
(N. Y.)’29: 439.
— in Philadelphia. (Helen C. Bennett) Char. I4: 619,
-— in Relation to the Three R’s. (P. R. Miller) Ednca.
25: 531.
— Native Plants for. (B. L. Putnam) Ednca. 22: 561,
— New Methods in. (A. E. S. Beard) World To-day,
6:, 675.-
School Girl Life, My, Fifty Years Ago. Liv. Age, 249:
339-
School Government. (E. L. Cowdrick)Educa. 24: 367.
—— Pupil Co-operation in. (W. L. Philips) Ednca. 22:
(W. T. Har-
(L. Southard) New Eng.
(Helen C. Bennett) R. of Rs.
5 38.
School Grounds, Beautifying of. (Mrs. H. J. Hall)
Chaut. 38: 276.
— Improved. (J . M. Parker) Outl. 72: 218.
—- Improvement of. (J . W. Spencer) Chant. 34: 424,
— Planting of, in Rochester, N. Y. (Susan H. Hooker)
Ctry Life Am. I: 219.
School Hours, After, What? (F. S. Hall) Char. I1:
224, .
Schoolhouse, The Model; H-plan. (C. C. Johnson)
World’s Work, 12: 7664,
—-The Little Red. (A. H. Nelson) Educa. R. 23:

92: 725. -—'Liv. Age, 242: 56.
304- .
— —- Evolution of. (W. Sargent) School R. 11: 435.
. School Management, Laissez-faire Plan of.
SCHOOLHOUSES
Schoolhouses, City. Archit. R. 11: 161, -
— Women improving. (E. C. Brooks) World’s Work,
12: 7937-
School Hygiene, London Conference on. Nature, 71:
377-
- Report of the Committee of the Worcester Public
Education Association. (W. H. Burnham) Peda-
gog. Sem. 13: 230.
School Journey in Derbyshire. (C. L. Dodd) National,
39: 949- '
School Libraries and the Public Library System. (M.
Dewey) Pub. Lib. I0: 224,
School Legislation in 1902, Tendencies in.
sons, jr.) Educa. R. 26: 36.
—- in 1903, Tendencies in. (J . R. Parsons, jr.) Educa.
R. 28: 19.
School Life, Rural; Enrichment by Consolidation of
Schools. (F. L. Jones) Educa. 22: 373,
School Luncheons in the Special Classes of Public
Schools. (E. Farrell) Char. I3: 569.
(J. R. Par-
(H. L.
Clapp) Educa. 26: 349.
School Organizations, Open. (P. G. W. Keller) School
R. 13: 10,
School Policy via School Facts.
I1-I3= 475.544-
School Reform, Dangers of. (S. D. Brooks) Educa. R.
31: 226, .
School Reports, Demands for Better.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 575.
School Sanitation. (W. P. Gerhard) Am. Arch. 87:
177.183. .
School Superintendent; Relation to Board. (W. E.
Chanceller) Educa. 22: 340,
School Supervision by the School Board.
‘ Tucker) Educa. R. 23: 419.
School Tales. Church Q. 61: 356,
School Teachers, Unionizing the.
World To-day, 8: 394. 3-.
School Work, Elementary, Shorter Time in.
Greenhood) Educa. R. 24: 375.
— of a Librarian. (P. A. Hutchins) Pub. Lib. I0:
167,
Schooling, J . H., A Workman’s Reply to.
(W. H. Allen) School
(W. H. Allen)
(M. A.
(David S. Ricker)
(J . M.
Fortn. 79:
I47-
Schooling in Country and in City. (W. L. Hervey)
Chant. 40: 359. ,
Schoolmarm, The. (F. W. Shibley) New Eng. M. n. s.
25: S49-
Schoolmaster, Confessions of a. Educa. R. 40: 433.
—— Country. (W. O. Clayton) Outl. 80: 933.
— Success and the. (Austin Lewis) Overland, n. s.
43= 489-
Schoolmaster of Bagaduce, The; a story.
Strout) New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 689,
Schoolmaster Followers of Bacon and Comenius.
Watson) Gent. M. n. s. 71: 428,-.
Schoolmasters, Salaries of. (Vere Collins) National,
(J . W.
(P.
44= 333- 1 _
—— Training of. (E. Lyttelton) Igtli Cent. 57: 919.
Schoolroom, Plea for Art in the. (Mrs. A. W. Miller)
Brush & P. 12: 27. E
Schoolroom Classics in Fiction —a Survey. Liv. Age,
232: 38 5. \
Schoolrooms. (G. K. Knight) Edu . 23: 232.
Schools, Accrediting, Methods in Use of. (A. S. Whit-
ney) School R. 11: 138. \
— American and English.
436-
— American, and Religious Knowledge.
lan) Cath. World, 81: 84,
—- and Colleges in Colonial Times.
New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 372.
(G. L. lFox) Nation, 83:
(T. McMil-
(H. J . Webster)
5572i
SCHOOLS
Schools, and School Systems, Instruction .in the Organi-
zation and Administration of. (G. H. Locke)
Educa. R. 27: 456.
— and Schoolmasters, My. (J . MacDonald) Educa. R.
23: 50, 182, 385. —-(A. Gove) Educa. R. 24: 166,
— Board, vs. Family Life. (T. Baty) Macmil. 87: 194.
-—- — British View of. (A. Mosely) World’s Work, 7:
4484-
—— Caftjholic Parish, in New York City. Cath. World,
7 = 430-
— City, Good Organization for.
56: 416,
—- Christian, Episcopalian Demand for.
Cath. World, 78: 234,
—- Consolidation of Country. (F. Nelson) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 26: 702. —(W. B. Shaw) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
251 706. — (C. H. Matson) Outl. 72: 981,
— — and the Conveyance of Children. (C. E. Blake)
Forum, 33: 103.
-- Continuation, in Denmark. Educa. 251 113.
— Country, Backward, near Cities. (Adele M. Shaw)
World’s Work, 8: 5244.
— —— Improvements in. Educa. 25! II 5.
— —— need Farmer Studies. (C. H. Poe) World’s
(C. W. Eliot) Indep.
(T. McMillan)
Work, 6: 3760.
— Curriculum, Enrichment in. (F. P. Graves) Educa.
25: ~87.
— Decordtions of, Interior. (W. J . Kenyon) School R.
14: 625,
— Elementary, Program for. (E. M. Sparlin) Educa.
24' 361
- English, ‘Popular. (F. W. Smith) Educa. 23: 471,
— Esprit de Corps in Elementary. MonthlyR. 25, no.
3= 45-
- Evening High. (C. S. Foos) Educa.‘ 24: 16. ‘
—— for Dependent, Delinquent, and Truant Children
in Illinois. (T. H. Macqueary) Am. J . Sociol.
9: I.
— for Geniuses. (G. Pollak) Nation, 82: 422,
— for the Out-of-school. (H. V. Ross) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.)34: 315. _
—— for Statesmen. (T. H. S. Escott) Fortn. 77: 1079,
— German and American. (A. Lodeman) Nation, 74:
91. — (W. S. Monroe) School R. 14: 217.
— in N. Y. City, Character of. (Adele M. Shaw)
World’s Work, 7: 4204,
— Language of the. (F. Aveling) Dub. R. I 34: 15.
— New Church. (A. A. Carey) N. Church R. 11: 393,
— of Philadelphia. (Adele M. Shaw) World’s Work,
7: 4460.
— Our Grandmothers’.
61: 495.
— Parochial, and Church Architecture.
Cath. World, 75: 470.
— Public, about New York. (Adele M. Shaw) World’s
Work, 7: 4317.
— — Administration of, Tendencies in. (U. W. Cut-
ler) Pedagog. Sem. I3: 185. I
—— and Citizenship. (E. E. Hill) Gunton’s M. 22:
. I47-
—— — and Good Government. (S. E. Forman) Gunton’s
M. 22: 348.
— — and the Public Museum. (R. E. Call) Lib. J . 281
(Susan Hayes Ward) Indep.
(L. Gorman)
170, ,
— —Are they a Failure ? (P. de Coubertin) Fortn.
781 979-
—— —— as a Public Peril, A. C. Benson on.
19th Cent. 52: 941,
—-— —- as Social Centers. (J . G. P. Stokes) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 457.
— —- Beautifying the. (Bertha D. Knobe) World’s
Work, 4: 2157,
(O. Lodge)
-— tend too much to making Clerks.
SCHOOLS
Schools, Public, Business Basis for.
Educa. 261 137.
— — Concentration of. (G. P. Glenn) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 22: 257.
— — Curriculum for.
(G. H. Martin)
(H. H. Seerley) Educa. R. 27:
I79-
— — Defects in. (W. H. Young) Educa. 26: 526.
— -—. English. (H. Newbolt) Monthly R. 8, no. 31 I.
— —-— and their Headmasters. Westm. I57: 552.
—- -— —— Chance of. (J . L. Paton) Indep. 4: 16,
— — — A Complaint of. (R. F. Cholmeley) Indep. R.
33 337-
-— — —— More Men in. (R. L. Sandwick) Pop. Sci. Mo.
651 443.
— — —- Training of an English Gentleman in.
C. Welldon) 19th Cent. 60: 396,
-— — Expenditures for. (E. P. Seaver) Educa. R. 25:
475-
—— — Grading in, Faulty. (W. J . Shearer) Forum, 33:
469.
—— -— in America; the Issue. Outl. 75: 441.
— — in Chicago, Physical and Mental Examination of.
(D. P. MacMillan) Char. I72 529. -
— — Increased Use of the School Property. (T. J .
Riley) Am. J. Sociol. II: 655.
—--— Leaders of. Outl. 80: 733. ,
—— — Medical Inspection of. (L. D. Wald) Ann. Am.
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(J. E.
— — M oral Influence of. (T. F. Dornblaser) Luth. Q.
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— — ltloiality of ; Opinions of College Presidents. Outl.
751 635 -
-— — of N.‘Y. City, Day’s Work in.
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— — A Pedagogue’s Opinions on.
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— -— Programmes for.
—- — Religion in the.
—-— — Sensible, First-hand Education in.
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— —— Tainted Teaching in. (J. J . Fox) Cath. World,
75: 535-
— —- Teaching of the Christian Religion in.
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—- — What they achieve. (C. C. Johnson) World’s
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— — Work and Play in.
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— — Consolidation of. (O. J . Kern) Educa. 26: 14,
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—- A Suppressed Chapter in the History of.
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— System of accrediting by Universities. What is the
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(W. McAndrew)
(S. T. Irwin) Mac-
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(F. Crane) Meth. R. 66: 535.
(Adele M.
(Mrs.
(W. Buck) Outl. 80: 725,
(M. L. Brittain) World’s
(W. Po-
(F. A. Steel) Sat.
R. 951 417-'
-— University and Technological. Nation, 80: 50,
Schooner, A Seven-masted. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 172,
Schopenhauer, Arthur, and Omar Khayyam, Philoso-
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— Doctrine of the Will. (E. D. Daniels) N. Church R.
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Schott, Johann. (S. H. Scott) Antiq. n. s. 40: 143,
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Schubert, Franz Peter, Heuberger’s.
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— Romanticist. (D. G. Mason) Outl. 82: 311,
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Sea Lyric, A; a poem. (W. H. Hayne) Atlan. 91: 184.
Sea-magic and Running Water. (Finoa MacLeod)
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Sea-painting and Sea-myth. (A. F. Wallis) Cornh. 91:
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Sea Power and Strategy. (Dr. M. Maguire)_ National,
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- Contest for. (A. S. Hurd) 19th Cent. 58: 308.
- Great Britain, Germany and. (R. Machray) 19th
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- The Race for. (A. S. Hurd) Chamb. J. 81: 705, -
(H. W. Wilson) Munsey, 27: 24. - (R. P. Hobson)
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Sea-serpent, The. (R. Lydekker) Nature, 74: 202,
Sea-shells of California, Gathering. (W. Wood) Out
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Sea-sickness, and how to avoid it. (E. Reynolds-Ball)
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(J. C.
580
SEASHORE
Sea-water, Physiology of. (R. H. True) Science, 11. s.
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Sea-wind ; 3a poem. (A. Ketchnm) Atlan. 92: 193.
Sea-wolf, The; a story. (Jack London) Cent. 45: 401-
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Seal, Fossil, from Oregon Coast Region. (J . L. Wort-
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Seal Fishery of Newfoundland Banks. (P. L. Mc-
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(L. T. Sprague) Overland,
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Seal, Great, of United States. Green Bag, 14: 440.-
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Seal of Silence; a story. (A. P. Terhune) Lippinc. 69:
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“ Sealark,” Expedition of the, 1905. Nature, 71: 562,
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Sealed Book, A; a story. (Barbara Cheyne) Idler, 29:
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Sealing in Labrador and Newfoundland.
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Seals and Sealing. (J . Gordon Smith) Canad. M. 21:
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393-
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Seals, English. (J . Wilson) Antiq. n. s. 42: 304,
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Seaman, Owen. Blackw. I27: 245,
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Seamless Robe, The; a sketch. (H. C. Troutman)
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Seaports, Old Western.
751 5°7-
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Search for a Sluggard, The; a Tale of Three Ants.
(E. S. Babcock) Outl. 78: 622,
Search-light in Naval Warfare. National,39: 957,
Search-light; a play. (W. K. Cliiford) 19th Cent. 53:
(J . H. Wil-
(Fitz-
(A. L. Salmon) Gent. M. n. s.
I59-
Search Problem and the U. S. Navy’s Needs. (J . C.
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Searches and Seizures, Arbitrary, as applied to Mod-
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Searle, Rev. George M., with portrait. Cath. World,
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Sears. Roebuck & Co., Building the New Plant of.
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Seas, Freedom of the. (J . B. Moore) Harper, I09: I65.
Seashore, The. (E. S. Martin) Harper, I11: 519.
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SEASHORE
Seashore, A Reverie at the. (S. Hartmann) Harper,
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—What to do at the. (R. A. Gatty) Chamb. J. 83:
S45-
Seashore Garden, A Wind-swept. (F. E. Gifford) Ctry
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Seaside Farms. Spec. 94: I34.
Seaside Houses. Spec. 92: 954.
Seaside Laboratories. Science, 11. s. 23: 923.
Seaside Lodges. (E. E. Holman) Outing, 42: 612.
Seaside Parks, City Ownership of. (S. Baxter) Cos-
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Seasons, Aboriginal Methods of determining the. (W.,
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Seats of the Haughty; a story. (O. Henry) Munsey,
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— How it grows. (E. White) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73:
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—Public Library Building. (C. W. Smith) Lib. J.
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Seaweed, California. (E. A. Lawrence) Land of Sun.
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Seaweeds. (D. W. Bevan) Knowl. n. s. 2: 202, 225,
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Sebastopol, Siege of. (R. Maury) Cosmopol. 38: 263.
Secession Movement in German Art. (A. Kinross)
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Seclusion of Rosalia; a “Sexton Maginnis” story.
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Second Ballot in Party Government.
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Second Best, The ; a story.
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Second-class District; a tale.
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Second - class Passenger; a story. (P. Gibbon)
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Second Nocturn of St. Patrick, The.
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Second Sight, Secrets of.
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Second Star, The.
(J . B. MacDon-
(M. Harris) Harper, I12:
(R. Aitken) Macmil.
(V. Harper)
(H. R. Evans) Open Court,
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' — New Opportunity for.
SECTARIAN ISM
Secondary Education, Improvement of.
Ednca. R. 25: 469.
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SECTARIANISM
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SELF—GOVERNMEN T
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SELF—INDUCTAN CE
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‘ SENTENCES
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—- Oligarchy of. (A. M. Low) No. Am. 174: 231.
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—- President, and House. (R. Ogden) Nation, 771 439.
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Senatorial Primary, The. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 80:
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Seneca, Apotheosis of Claudini, Ball’s. Sat. R. 96:
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Seneca the Philosopher, and his Theory of Style. (F.
I. Merchant) Am. J. Philol. 26: 44.
Senior Wranglers. ‘Acad. 68: 636.
Senkereh, the Ruins of Ancient Larsa.
Bib. VVorld, 252 389.
Senlac Hill, Sussex. (John Staflord) Gent. M. n. s. 68:
(E. J . Banks)
179-
Sennacherib. (K. Fullerton) Bib. Sac. 63: 577.
— and Jerusalem. (G. A. Smith) Expos. 6th ser. I2:
215,
Sensationalism and Science. (N. R. Campbell) Na-
tional, 48: 89.:Liv. Age, 251: 131
Sensations, On the Attributes of the.
chol. R. 11: 83.
Sense, Evolution of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 542 564.
Sense Perception, Minor Investigations in. (R. Mac-
Dougall) Am. J. Psychol. 13: 477.
Senses; how they deceive us. (A. \Vi1son) Chamb. J .
82: 564.
— Lower, Reasons for the Slight ]Esthetic Value of.
(W. B. Pitkin) Psychol. R. 13: 363.
— Substitute. Spec. 94: 743.
Sensitive People. (A. E. M. Foster) Sat. R. 97: 485.
Sensitive Plant, The. (J . J . Ward) Good Words, 45:
347.
Sent on Approval; a story.
34: 62,
Sentence-constants, Certain, in Standard Literature.
(R. E. Moritz) Univ. Neb. Stud. 33 229.
Sentence-length in English Prose. (L. A. Sherman)
Univ.Neb. Stud. 1: 119.
Sentences, Indeterminate, for Crime. (Eugene Smith)
Indep. 58: 1052.
—- -— Safeguarding. (S. J . Barrows) Outl. 82: 36,
—— Light, and Pardons. (F. Bausman) Am. Law R. 39:
727-
(11. Myer) Psy-
(J. P. Clark) Munsey,
SENTEN CIN G
Sentencing, Criminal, Studies in. (C. Thomsen) Law
Q. 19: 136.
Sentiment, Eclipse of.
826,
-—- vs. Law. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 79: 4.
Sentimental Considerations; a story. (M. West) Mun-
sey. Z91 25-
Sentinel at the Gate, The; a story.
Chamb. J. 83: 334.
Sentries, Outpost. Un. Serv. M. 241 180.
Seoul, Capital of Korea. (G. Kennan) Outl. 78: 465.
Separation Agreements under the English Law. (R.
J. Peaslee) Harv. Law R. 15: 638.
Septuagint, Geography of the. (H. A. Redpath) Am.
J. Theol. 7: 289.
—- Mythological Terms in the.
J. Theo1.g: 34.
— Study of, Present Position of.
Am. J. Theol. 7: 1.
Sepulcher of Sand, The; a story. (W. G. Beymer)
Cosmopol. 42: 151,
Sequoias; Ancestors of the Big Trees. (E. W. Berry)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 465.
Se-quo-yah, Cherokee Indian, Educator.
Logan) Out West, 16: 173.
Serao, Matilde, in Palestine. (A. Laugel) Nation, 77:
(G. K. Chesterton) Outl. 81:
(E. Vivian)
(H. A. Redpath) Am.
(H. A. Redpath)
(M. A.
317,,
— Talk with. (E. Lathrop) Critic, 47: 308.
Seraphina. (A. W. Arnold) Chamb. J . 80: 481,
Serfdom in the Bordelais. (E. C. Lodge) Eng. Hist.
R. 18: 417, -
—on an Essex Manor, 1308-1378. (A. Clark) Eng.
Hist. R. 20: 479.
Sergeant, Adeline. Acad. 67: 582.
Sergeant’s Idea, The. (G. S. Ellis) Longm. 42: 229,
Sergeant’s Valet, The. (Margaret G. Conger) Munsey,
3°: 95-
Sergius, Grand Duke, Assassination of.
277.=Liv. Age, 244: 695.
Seriland and the Seri. (W. J . McGee) Land of Sun.
W 364. 463-
Serious Game of Hide and Seek.
Good Words, 45: 433.
Seriousness of being Funny.
Spec. 94:
(H. Macfarlane)
(T. Jenks) Critic, 46:
Serjeant-at-arms, The. (M. MacDonagh) Macmil. n. s.
1: 757.=Liv. Age, 251: 431.
Sermon, as a Work of Art. (E. D. Daniels) N. Church
R. 12: 217,
— Early Coronation, 1727.
Eng. M. n. s. 26: 476,
— to the Colonial Troops. (J. E. Cowell) I9th Cent.
52: 528. :Liv. Age, 235: go,
Sermon on the Mount. Spec. 88: 873.
— Life of the Lord interpreted by. (W. L. Worcester)
N. Church R. 10: 487.
— Loisy on. (J. Moffatt) Expos. 6th ser. I0: 97,
Sermoneta, The Patriot Duke of. (C. L. H. Demp-
ster) Monthly R. 20, no. 1: 133, '
Sermons, The Most Useful and Best.
91 440-
— Preaching and Reading of. (A. C. Benson) Na_
tional, 48: 492. = Liv. Age, 251: 68;,
Serpent and the Woman in Fiction. (Mrs. L. H. Har-
ris) Indep. 59: 1332.
-—- in Literature. (W. H. Hudson) Monthly R. 20, no,
2: 118.:Liv. Age, 246: 753.
Serpents, English. Spec. 94: 507.
— Our Native. (M. G. Watkins) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 92,
— Venomous. (C. E. Benson) Cornh. 931 650.
Serra, Father J unipero, with portrait. (F. J . Folley)
Calif. M. 4: 824.
-— Diary of, 1769. Out West, 16: 293-635.
(G. H. Davenport) New
N. Church R.
17: 69.
584
l
SETTLEMENT
Servant, The Lot of the. (F. Bell) National, 40: 72.
=Ecl. M. 139: 793.
Servant Problem. (M. R. Cranston) Craftsman, 10:
335.-_—Ecl. M. 144: 5g8.=Liv. Age, 244: 577.—
(Viscountess Barrington) National, 44: 1025, -
(P. E. Moulder) Westm. 160: 222. —(I. M. Rubi-
now-) J . Pol. Econ. 14: 502.-——(Katharine Burrill)
Chamb. J. 83: 641,
Servants and Service in 18th Century. (Violet A.
Simpson) Cornh. 87: 398. —_-Ecl. M. 140: 803. =Liv.
Age, 2372 218,
— Domestic. (Roy L. McCardell) Everybody’s, I 5:
477-
- The Housekeeper’s Responsibility. (J. S. Klink)
Atlan. 95: 372.
— Kitchen Comedies. (Mrs. J . Lane) Fortn. 83: 305.
—— Lady. (E. W. Darwin) National, 39: 606.
— Maid-servant in England and America.
Banks) World To-day, 9: 957.
— Mistress and Maid. (Mrs. F. Harrison) 19th Cent.
53: 284. =Ecl. M. 140: 606.
— Put yourself in her Place.
951 169-
—— Recent Progress in the Study of Domestic Service.
(L. M. Salmon) Atlan. 96: 628,
— Tyranny of ; a Fable with its Present-day Applica-
tions. (C. S. Vrooman) Arena, 29: 186,
— A Word for. Chamb. J . 83! 54°.
Servetus, Michael, Monument to. Am. Arch. 88: 191.
Servia and the Rival Dynasties. (E. J. Dillon) Con-
temp. 84: I3I.:Liv. Age, 238: 321,
— and Russian Diplomacy. (Ben Hurst) Cath. World,
81: 615,
— A “ Glorious Revolution” in.
80: 67.
— The Most Uneasy Throne in Europe. (F. Cunlifl’e-
Owen) Munsey, 30: 715,
— A Possible American Heir to the Throne of.
B. Hulbert) Cent. 46: 240,
— Present and Future of. (A. L. Snowden) Indep. 5 5:
1487,
— Serbo-Bulgarian Convention and its Results.
Stead) Fortn. 85: 537.
—— A Sketch in. (M. E. Durham) Macmil. n. s. 1: 35.
— Tragedy in, 1903. (C. Johnston) No. Am. 177: 12,
— Contemp. 84: 62. — (Elbert Hubbard) Cosmo-
pol. 35: 565.
Service ; a poem. (Anna H. Branch) McClure, 24: 472.
Service of Mammon. (V. Y. Remnitz) Atlan. 91: 531,
Service-books, Spanish, in the British Museum. (G.
Margoliouth) Jew. Q. 16: 603,
Service Clubs in London. (H. Wyndham) Good Words,
46= 545-
Serving-woman, The. One Woman’s Struggle. Outl.
72: 693.
— The Other Side. (E. Elliot) Outl. 72: 958.
Sestina, The; a story. (J. B. Cabell) Harper, I12:
(Eliz.
(J. S. Klink) Atlan.
(H. Vivian) F ortn.
(A.
(A.
191, 1
“ Set on Edge.” (Hugh Clifford) Liv. Age, 240: 570-
742-
Seth and the Fire-dragon. (J . Keating) Munsey, 33:
18.
Seton-Thompson, Ernest, At Windygoul with. (Lida
R. McCabe) Bk. Buyer, 25: 21.
— Home of, at Windygoul. (C. G. D. Roberts) Ctry
Life Am. 5: 152,
Setting the Clock Back; or, The Rejuvenation of
Prof. Wentworth. (Isabel Smith) Chamb. J . 81:
318,
Settlement, The, as a Means of improving a Neigh-
borhood. (R. A. Woods) Char. 9: 225.
—- Remington, Buffalo. (E. W. Rogers) R. of Rs.
(N- Y-) 25: 53-
SETTLEMENT
Settlement, Social, and its Suggestions to the Churches.
(G. Taylor) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 4: 5 5.
—- University, Advantages of Residence at a.
Goddard) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 4: 75.
Settlement Expansion. (R. A. Woods) Char. I72 226.
Settlement Idea in the Cotton Belt. Outl. 70: 920.
— in relation to Small Communities. (L. W. Betts)
Outl. 73: 212.
Settlement Movement, The, tends Whither ?
Taylor) Char. I5: 840.
Settlement Organization.
16: 566.
Settlement Work, Libraries in relation to.
Stewart) Lib. J. 31: 82,
Settlement Worker, The. Char. I 52 I02.
Settlement Workers and their Work. (M. B. Sayles)
Outl. 78: 304.
Settlements, Social. (M. West) Chaut. 37: 46.
— — and Charity Organizations. (R. Hunter) J . Pol.
Econ. 11: 75.
— — and their ‘Vork among Children.
lor) Chant. 43: 360,
— — Hale House Farm.
11. s. 28: 241.
-—— — A New Career.
I75-
——- — The New Civic Spirit. (C. Zneblin) Chant. 38: 5 5.
— — Their Lost Opportunity. (F. Kelley) Char. I6:
79-
———Why None in France.
9°5-
Seumas; a story. Chamb. J. 83: I42.
Seven. Chamb. J. 82: I18,
Seven Adventures of John Henry; a story.
Hewett) New Eng. M. n. s. 35: 305, 401,
Seven Churches of Asia, The Letters to.
Ramsay) Expos. 6th ser. 9: 20, I0: 342,
———Ramsay on. (J . Chapman) Expos. 6th ser. 91
257-
Seven Studious Sisters, The.
Scrib. M. 35: 71.
Seven Years’ War, Waddington’s.
tion, 79: 397.
Seventeenth of August, 1844.
pinc. 721 I195.
Seventeenth Century Diary.
n. s. 39: 69.
Seventeenth Century Housewives.
ville) 19th Cent. 58: 796.
Seventy Years Ago. (G. Bourne) Longm. 45: 347.
Severn, Joseph. Portraits of Keats. (W. Sharp) Cent.
481 535-
-— Reminiscence of. (R. W. Gilder) Cent. 493 55!.
Severn River, Bore of, Cinematographing the.
Cornish) Geog. J. 192 52.
Sévigné, Madame de, at Vitré.
man, I 5: 241,
Seville, Cordova and.
2: 131,
—-— Cathedral of. (H. Ellis) Macmil. 88: 23,
Sevres, Latest Ceramic Products of. Craftsman, 5:
378.
— Methods at, Study of. (P. Gret) Craftsman, 6: 355.
Sevres Porcelain, Past and Present. (C. E. Fraser)
Brush &; P. 13: 40,
Sewage, Bacterial Disposal of. (G. E. Hill) J . Frankl.
Inst. I59: I. —(P. Frankland) Am. Arcl1. 83: 6. —
(F. Clowes) Nature, 67: 402,
-— City Water and. (H. Godfrey) Atlan. 98: 375.
—— London, Treatment of. (F. Clowes) J . Soc. Arts,
(D.
(G.
(M. K. Simkhovitch) Char.
(Cora
(G. R. Tay-
(G. W. Lee) New Eng. M.
(C. R. Woodruff) Chaut. 40:
(A. Siegfried) Outl. 74:
(Grace L.
(W. M.
(Margaret Sherwood)
(C. W. Colby) Na-
(Marion Harland) Lip-
(P. Whiteway) Antiq.
(Lady Violet Gre-
(V.
(B. Gilman) Book-
(E. Hutton) Monthly R. 20, no.
493 4'-
— Municipal, Utilization of. (W. F. Morse) J . Frankl.
Inst, 157: 401. I58: 2;,
585
SEYFFERT
Sewage, Prevention of Pollution of Streams by Mod-
ern Methods of Sewage Treatment. (L. P. Kinni-
cutt) Science, 11. s. 16: 161,
— Purification of. (E. G. Mawby) Am. Arch. 78: 62.
— Treatment of. (L. P. Kinnicutt) Am. Arch. 772 I4.
Sewage Farms of Berlin, The. (R. C. Brooks) Pol.
Sci. 20: 298.
Sewage Pollution of Shellfish as Cause of Typhoid
Fever. (G. W. Fuller) J . Frankl. Inst. I60: 81,
Sewage System for a Country House. (W. C. Tucker)
Am. Arch. 75: 61,
Sewanee Review, Ten Years of.
Sewanee, I0: 477.
Seward, Wm. H., as a Lawyer.
Bag: I7: 31-
Sewell, James Edward. Ath. ’o3, I2 I76.
Sewing-machine, The American. (A. H. Ford) New
Eng. M. n. s. 34: 443.
Sewing-machine Story, The.
Clure, 27: 218,
Sex. (L. O. Howard) Science, 11. s. 24: S10.
— Determination of, in Bees and Ants. (W. E. Castle)
Science, n. s. 192 389.
— — Hertwig’s New Theory of.
ence, n. s. 23: 189,
— — in Man. (E. T. Brewster) Am. Anthropol. 8:
236.
— -— Recent Theories in Regard to.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 97.
-— — Ziegler’s Theory of.
n. s. 22: 839.
— Education in. (V. Collins) Westm. I62: 100,
— Environment in relation to, in Human Culture.
(O. T. Mason) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 336.
— in Animal Life, Remarks upon the Mechanical De-
velopment of. (S. L. Schenck) No. Am. I75: 506.
— in Fish. (T. Gill) Science, n. s. 24: 818.
— in Insects. (E. B. Wilson) Science, n. s. 222 500.
— in Plants, Evolution of. (B. M. Davis) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 62: 300.
— The Origin of. (E. B. Wilson) Indep. 60: 662,
— —-— Professor Ward and Ethnology. (C. Wissler)
Indep. 601 663. w
Sex-composition of Human Families. (J . B. Nichols)
Am. Anthropol. 7: 24.
Sex Differences in the Estimation of Time.
Yerkes) Science, n. s. 22: 843.
Sex Morality. (H. R. Boyle) Westm. I66: 334,
—-— and the Taboo of Direct Reference. (Elsie C. Par-
sons) Indep. 61: 391,
Sex Problems, The Young Men’s Christian Association
and. (F. N. Seerley) Char. I5: 725.
Sex-ratios of Births in England, 1881-90, (H, D,
Vigor and G. U. Yule) J . Statis. Soc. 69: 576.
Sexes, The Duel of the. (M. Caird) Fortn. 84: 109.
— in the United States, The. (W. F. Willcox) Mun-
sey, 35: 308-
- Past and Future of the.
54L
— Selection of Major Subjects by, under the Elective
System of Stanford University. (E. P. Miller)
Pedagog. Sem. I3: 94.
Sextant, Laboratory Method of determining Eccen-
tricities Iof. (C. C. Hutchins) Pop. Astron. II:
(J . B. Henneman)
(E. L. Didier) Green
(F. H. Spearman) Mc-
(E. B. Wilson) Sci-
(T. H. Morgan)
(T. H. Morgan) Science,
(R. M.
(L. F. Ward) Indep. 60:
,-
3 .
Sextant Observations for determining Geographical
Positions. (G. W. Littlehales) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 36: I38,
Sexual Hygiene, Education in, for Young Working
Women. (M. A. Cleaves) Char. I51 721.
Seychelles Archipelago. (J . S. Gardiner) Nature, 73:
2%
Seyflfert, Oskar. Ath. ’06, 2: I30.
SEYMOUR
Seymour (Fannie Minerva) Will Case.
Green Bag, 18: 616,
Seymour, Robert, Graphic Humorist.
M. of Art, 26: 247.
Seymours, Annals of the, St. Maur on.
277-
Sforzesco Chateau,r Milan.
(A. D. Young)
(G. S. Layard)
Ath. ’oz, 2:
(Alfredo Melani) Art J .
571 367-
Sgrafiito as a Method of Wall Decoration. (Heywood
Sumner) Art J . 54: 21.
Shad, Catching, for the Market.
Outing, 40: 464.
Shadow, The. (C. M. Thompson) Atlan. 93: :75.
‘.‘ Shadow.” (H. S. Edwards) Cent. 51: 278.
Shadow and the Flash, The; a story. (Jack London)
Bookman, I7: 410,
Shadow of Good Fortune; a story. (N. K. Blissett)
Ecl. M. I47! 365. -—- Liv. Age, 250: 609.
Shadow of a Great Rock, The. (W. R. Lighton) Put-
nam. H 48, 228. 353-
Shadow of the Law. (E. W. Hornung) Munsey, 26:
5I3—899- 27= I55—473-
Shadow of Love, The. ' (Grace Hibbard) Cent. 45: I26.
Shadow of a Tragedy. (G. E. Towndrow) Cent. 502
(W. A. Stimpson)
351-
Shadow, A, with Bright Hair. (C. L. Antrobus)
Temp. Bar, I27: 166,
Shadow Portrait, The; a story.
Cath. World, 83: 769,
Shadows; a story. (Theodora A. Chase) New Eng. M.
n. s. 33: 667.
Shadows of Degrees; a story. (A. H. Henderson)
Cornh. 93: 523.=Liv. Age, 249: 292.
Shadows on the Wall, The ; a Ghost Story.
Wilkins Freeman) Everybody’s, 8: 219,
Shadowy Way, The; a poem. (S. Hesselrigge) Gent.
M. n. s. 73: 305.
Shaftesbury, 1st Earl of, Anecdotes of.
field) Westm. I57! 326.
— 7th Earl of, A Study of Philanthropy.
Hyde) Meth. R. 62: 263.
Shahke River, Battle of. (G. De Salle) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. s7= 27. 475-
Shakers of Ohio. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 499.
Shakespeare, W. (R. VV. Emerson) Atlan. 94: 365,—
(S. Lee) Liv. Age, 241! 762. — (L. Campbell) Fortn.
78: 500.
—— a la Frangaise. (J . River) Library, 11. s. 6: 78.
— American Contributions to Knowledge of. (S. Ur-
ban) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 412.
— and ZEschylus. (R. S. D. Laffan) 19th Cent. 55: 585.
— and Ben Greet. Outl. 81: 355.
— and the Celtic Spirit. Spec. 90: 406.
—— and Chapman, the “Rival Poet.”
Ath. ’04, I: 139.
— and the Drama. (L. Tolstoi) Fortn. 86: 963,
— and Gray’s Inn, I 594. (Charlotte C. Stopes) Ath.
’o4, 1: 570, .
— and his Forerunners, Lanier on. Outl. 74: 475,
— and Irish Music. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 641,
— and Lawyers. (G. G. Greenwood) Westm. I 59: I61,
— and the Metropolitan Stage. (Eliz. McCracken)
Bookman, I6: 73.
— and Mr. Spectator. (M. Child) Library, n.s. 6: 360,
— and the Modern Stage, Lee’s. (J . R. Towse) Na-
tion, 83! .444.
— and the Municipal Libraries. (J. Ballinger) Library,
7: 181.
— and the Plastic Stage. (J . Corbin) Atlan. 97: 369,
——.and Psychognosis. The Tempest. (M. F. Libby)
Univ. Colo. Stud. 3: 63, 229,
—— and Public Opinion. (L. R. Irving) Overland, n. s.
43: 187.
(Mary C. Crowley)
(Mary E.
(F. H. Fresh-
(A. B.
(A. Acheson)
586
SHAKESPEARE
Shakespeare, W., and the Rival Poet. Spec. 9!: 872,
—- and the Syndicate. (J . R. Towse) Nation, 79:
331-
— and Voltaire, Lounsbury on. (A. G. Canfield) Dial,
341 199. — (P. T. Lafleur) Nation, 75: 367,
— Antony and Cleopatra. (A. C. Bradley) Quar. 204:
329. = Liv. Age, 250: I40. — (J . L. Etty) Macmil.
89: 302,
— as a Business Man.
Chamb. J. 832 820.
— as a Dramatic Artist, Lounsbury on. (M. B. Ander-
son) Dial, 321 96. — (Brander Matthews) Internat.
Mo. 5: 122.
— as Historian.
I01 23. -— (E. S. Bates) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 116.
-— as a Man of Science. (E. Dowden) National, 39:
799. = Ecl. M. 139: 539, 830. 1' Liv. Age, 234:
513. 235: I21,
— as a Philistine. Spec. 93: 590.
—as a Prose-writer. Acad. 62: 69.; Ecl. M. 138:
659.:Liv. Age, 232: 755,
—as a Spring Poet. (J. R. Hayes) Bk. News, 24:
55°-
-— “ As You Like It,” Critical Notes on. (H. M.
Paull) Fortn. 852 271.
— Authorship ; Bacon and Shakespeare Parallels.
Nation, 76: 373.
— — Baconian Theory, Facts and Fancies in. (W. W.
Grieg) Library, 11. s. 41 47.
—— — Bacon-Shakespeare Mania. Sat. R. 942 I 39, 164,
198, 265,
— — Bacon’s Bi-literal Cipher. (Mrs. Gallup) Pall
Mall M. 27: 123.=Liv. Age, 233: 91.=Ecl. M.
138: 735. —Pall Mall M. 26: 393. -—(J. H. School-
ing) Pall Mall M. 26: 484. —(E. W. Gallup) Pall
Mall M. 27: 123. —Reply. (A. Lang) Pall Mall
M. 27: 369-. — Reply to Mr. Mallock (H. Candler) ;
Bacon, Shakespeare, Pope. (R. B. Marston) 19th
Cent. 511 39. — (W. H. Mallock) I9th Cent. 50! 55.
—(H. Thurston) Monthly R. 6, no. 1: 16o,—(A_
Lang) Monthly R. 6, no. 2: I46. ——Liv. Age, 2322
What was the Poet’s Income ?
758-
—- —— Brandes on. Open Court, 18: 437.
—- — The Case for Bacon. (G. Stronach) Pall Mall M.
26: 244,
— — Controversy on. (E. W. Chubb) Open Court, I82
203.—(J. W. Keifer) Open Court, 18: 337,—((),
Hildreth) Univ. N eb. Stud. 2: I47.
— — Did Shakespeare write Bacon ? (L. Stephen)
National, 38: 402. =Ecl. M. 138: 264,
— —— Did William Shaksper write Shakespeare ? (J .
W. Keifer) Open Court, 18: 14,
— —— Is it Shakespeare ‘E’ Monthly R. II, no. 2: I,
——- Paradise Lost written by Cromwell. Macmil.
851 339.
-— — Lord Penzance on. (A. Waites) Nation, 772 319.
— — Scientific Item in the Bacon-Shakespeare Con-
troversy. (J . Knott) Westm. I 58: 299,
— — Shakespeare and Bacon ; a contrast. (A. R. At-
kinson) Monthly R. II, no. 2: 113,
—— —— Who wrote Shakespeare ? (P. Carus) Open
Court, 18: 65.
—— Autographs of. (W. Roberts) Chamb. J . 82: 573.
—- The Bible in. Spec. 90: 209, 245. — (A. King)
Canad. M. 20: 453.
-— Birds in. (A. King) Canad. M. 20: 22, I55,
— Birthday Thoughts on. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 93:
521.
—Boors of. (G. Bartram) Macmil. 91: 2I9.=Liv.
Age. 24s= 145- _
— Browsings in. (W. S. Kennedy) Poet-Lore, 15, no.
3: 7°- .
— Brutus. (E. Farquhar) Open‘Court, I8: 558.
(H. E. Malden) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. '
SHAKESPEARE
Shakespeare, W., Caste Prejudice of. (S. Tannen-
baum) Craftsman, 4: 426.
— Census, Addition to the, (S. Lee) Library, 7: I13.
— Character of. (H. C. Beeching) Cornh. 94: 784.
— Collins’s Studies in. Ath. ’04, I: 330.—-(C. H. A.
Wager) Dial, 37: 60,
—— Colloquialisms in. (VV. Richards) Temp. Bar, 126:
175-
— Commemoration of. (S. Lee) 19th Cent. 57: 585.
— Composite Photographs. (W. R. Furness) Critic,
43: 328.
-— A Conversation with, in the Elysian Fields. Na-
tional, 48: 519.
— Creighton’s Story of his Life.
Spec. 93: 139.
-— Criticism of, Recent. (O. Elton) Quar. 203: 221.
-— 18th Century Estimates of. (A. C. Bradley) Scot.
Hist. R. 1: 291, ‘
—— Elton on. (C. H. A. Wager) Dial, 38: 194.
— Enigma and Cipher in. (N. H. Ewing) Cath. World,
84: 18 5,
— Facts about. (J . Corbin) Mnnsey, 34: 277.
— Final Period of. (G. L. Strachey) Indep. R. 3: 405.
— First Folio, Bibliographical History of. (W. W.
Greg) Library, 11. s. 4: 258,
— -— Cost of. Acad. 69: 806.
— —- Original Bodleian Copy. Ath. ’05, 1: 241.
— — Testimony of. (I. H. Platt) Bk. News, 23: I9.
— — Turbutt. Acad. 69: 733.
— Flowers in. (A. King) Canad. M. 20: 322,
— Fourth Folio, Methuen’s Edition. Ath. ’04, 2: 390.
— Ganymede and Lady Disdain. (A. W. Coope) Cath.
World, 81: 238,
— Had he read the Greek Tragedies ? (J . C. Collins)
Fortn. 79: 613, 848. 80: 115,
—— Hamlet. (A. W. Corpe) Cath. World, 83: 652.-—
(A. E. Gibson) Arena, 29: 349.
— -— and Elsinore. (W. A. Henderson) Ath. ’<>4, 2:
Ath. ’04, 2: 187. -
491-
- — Evolution of Criticism of. Poet-Lore, 15, no. I:
86.
-— —- The Ghost in. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull.
7:'393-
—— The Interpretation of his Character. (D. L.
Chambers) Princ. Univ. Bull. 14: 167.
-—— Old and New Lights on. (J . C. Collins) Con-
temp. 88: 649. I Liv. Age, 247: 579.
—— -— Pictures by E. A. Abbey. (T. Watts-Dunton)
Harper, I08: 821,
—— -—— The Puzzle of.
9
(M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ. Bull.
: 191,
hree Hundred Years of. (H. T. Peck) Mnnsey,
32: 581,
-— — - here the Ghost walked. (F. B. Clark) Chant.
391 427- '
— —— W. B. Wright on. (L. Campbell) Atlan. 89: 686.
——Fortn. 78: 500. :Liv. Age, 235: 352.
— Hazlitt on. Ath. ’O2, 1: 803.
-— Heir of. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 35: 209.
— Heroines of; a Sextet of Sonnets. (C. W. Stubbs)
Outl. 83: 976.
— His Family and Friends.
17, no, 2: 61,
—- -— Elton on. Sat. R. 99: 114. ——Ath. ’04, 2: 723. —-
$1186.93: 515- .
— his Sanity. (A. Flint) Open Court, 18: 257.
— His Use of Comedy in Tragedy. (A. H. Nason) Se-
wanee, I4: 28.
-— How did Calderon know the Plays? (H. Reade)
Westm. 160: 84.
-— How he learnt his Trade.
Am- 1W 424
— Humanity of.
(C. I. Elton) Monthly R.
(Brander Matthews) No.
(H. B. Tree) Fortn. 82: 103.
587
SHAKESPEARE
Shakespeare, W., Ibsen, and Mr. Bernard Shaw. (G.
‘ L. Dickinson) Indep. R. 10: 83. = Liv. Age, 250:
437
— in a Genevan Cloak. Ecl. M. 145: 606.
— in Italy ; was he ever there ? (R. Shackleton) Book-
lover’s M. 4: 453.
— in Japan. (Yone Noguchi) Critic, 46: 230.
— in Modern Settings. (F. C. Drake) Cosmopol. 35:
4
37.
— in New York. (W. L. Phelps) Indep. 55: 298.
—in Oral Tradition. (S. Lee) 19th Cent. 51: 201,:
Liv. Age, 233: 257,=Ecl. M. 138: 701,
—- in Scotland. (A. Cargill) Chamb. J . 81: 785.
— in a Surrey Village. Spec. 96: 251.
— Influence on Goethe. (E. W. Chubb) Poet-Lore,
16: 65. w
— Insects in. (A. King) Canad. M. 20: 260,
— Interpretation of, Some Phases of. (M. F. Egan)
Cath. Univ. Bull. 5: 449.
— Julius Caesar. (H. Hodge; pictures by E. A. Abbey)
Harper, 112: 362. —(J. L. Etty) Macmil. 87: 350.
-—-(J. C. Allen) Poet-Lore, I3: 560.
— — Brutus as a Villain, Hodge on. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 101: 199,
— — Villain or Hero. (H. Hodge) Sat. R. 101: 232,
— King Henry VI. (E. Rhys; pictures by E. A. Ab-
bey) Harper, 111: 720, 882,
— King John. (J . Knight) Harper, I06: 829,
— King Lear. (A. C. Swinburne) Harper, I06: 3,
—-—— acted in Paris. (A. van Brantegham) Sat. R.
98: 727. -— (M. Maeterlinck) Fortn. 83: 189. —(M.
Strachey) Indep. R. 8: 319.
— King Richard II. (A. C. Swinburne) Harper, 106:
505.—-(E. K. Chambers) Acad. 65: 273, 334.
— — Tree’s Acting in. (H. F. P. Battersby) Sat. R.
96: 358. .
—King Richard III. (A. W. Corpe) Cath. World,
83: 778.—(E. Rhys; pictures by E. A. Abbey)
Harper, 108: 173,
— Life of. (H. C. Beeching) Cornh. 94: 613.
—- London Residences of. (J . W. Hales) Ath. ’04, 1:
401,
— Lounsbury’s The Text of. Nation, 83: 416.
-—.Love’s Labor ’s Lost. (G. K. Chesterton) Good
Words, 45: 43.
— -— Course in. (C. Porter and H. A. Clarke) Poet-
Lore, 14: 117.
—— Furness’s Variorum Edition. (J . M. Hart) Na-
tion, 80: 135. —(W. A. Neilson) Atlan. 95: 281.
— Lyrism in his Comedies. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 6: 306.
— Macbeth. (A. W. Corpe) Cath. World, 84: 84. —(T.
Watts-Dunton; pictures by E. A. Abbey) Harper,
113: 813.
-—— — Is it a Study of Queen Elizabeth ? (V. J . Mc-
Nabb) Dub. R. 131: 97.
-—— — Liddell’s Edition. Nation, 77: 53.
— Marriage of, Gray on. Spec. 95: I53.
--Medical Knowledge of. (J. Knott) Westm. I59:
436; (G. G. Greenwood) 573.
—- Memorial Performances at Stratford, I906. Ath.
’06, 1: 587,
— Memorial to, proposed for London. Spec. 93: 941.
=Liv. Age, 244: 187. —Acad. 66: '185, 310,
—— Memorials of. Acad. 66: 460.
-— Merchant of Venice, an Introduction.
Univ. Q. 3: 81.
— —- The Law and Procedure in. (J . B. Mackenzie)
Green Bag, 16: 604, '
— Midsummer N ight’s Dream.
Good Words, 45: 621,
— — Hunting Passage in.
494-
Vanderbilt
(G. K. Chesterton)
(A. S. Cook) Nation, 78:

SHAKESPEARE
Shakespeare, W., Moral Life as portrayed by, Sharp
on. (E. E. Hale, jr.) Dial, 35: 352.
- Moral System of, Moulton on. (E. E. Hale, jr.)
Dial, 35: 351.-(H. A. Beers) Indep. 56: 204,-
(W. D. Howe) School R. 12: 260,
- Much Ado about Nothing, Craig’s. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 95: 68:.
— - Mr. Tree in. Sat. R. 99: 169.
- Music of. (J . F. Rowbotham) Good Words, 45: 698.
- Music of Shakespeare’s Time. (S. Lanier) Lippinc.
69: 106, 235,
- Mystery of.
-—- The Name.
(G. G. Greenwood) Westm. I 58: 683.
(J. W. Hales) Ath. ’o3, 2: 230,
- N ewly-discovered Documents. (C. W. Wallace)
Univ. Neb. Stud. 5: 347.
- Othello. (A. C. Swinburne; pictures by E. A. Ab-
bey) Harper, 107: 659,
- - Honest, Honest Iago. (W. H. Hallett) Fortn. 791
2
--on the Stage. (C. Crosse) Macmil. 87: 214.-'-‘
Ecl. M. 140: 437, "-‘Liv. Age, 236: 529.
- Other William Shakespeares. (Charlotte C. Stopes)
Ath. ’o6, 2: 188, 214, '
- Paradoxes of. (J . C. Collins) National, 40: 621.
- Phantom Puppets of the Stage of. (H. Schutz Wil-
son) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 460.
- Pilgrimage to Stratford on Avon.
Educa. 23: I72.
- Plays, Brooke on. Sat. R. 101: 205.
— Plea for Protection of (on the Stage).
ley) National, 42: 582,
- Poems and Pericles, Facsimile of. Ath. ’o4, 2: 838.
- (J . D. Bruce) Nation, 82: 264.- (W. W. Greg)
Library, 7: 192.
- Portrait of, Chandos.
n. s. 41-: 212.
— - Corbin’s New. (K. Cox) Nation, 76: 458.
- Praise of ; Hughes’s Anthology. Spec. 92: 881,
- Protestantism of. (W. S. Lilly) Fortn. 81: 966,
- Quartos. (A. W. Pollard) Acad. 70: 528,
- Random Relations of Browning to. (A. Thomson)
Gent. M. n. s. 75: 581.
- Rejection of Falstaff. (A. C. Bradley) Fortn. 77:
349. :Ecl. M. I39: 149,
- Religion of. Sat. R. 99: 146.
- Revival of, A Chance for. Cent. 48: 634.
- Romeo and Juliet. (A. Symons ; pictures by E. A.
Abbey) Harper, 107: 165,
- - New Stage Settings for. Archit. Rec. 18: 175,
- Rowe’s Life of. Open Court, 18: 113,
- Russian Edition of, Vengerov’s. Ath. ’o4, 2: 91.
- Some Curious Versions of. (F. W. Kilbourne) Poet-
Lore, 16, no. 31 132.
-Some Pedagogical Uses of.
Univ. Bull. 7: 23.
- Some Shadowy Characters in. Gent. M. n. s. 77:
26I.:Liv. Age, 251: 283.
- Sonnets. (H. C. Beeching) Cornh. 85: 244, -(W_
Archer) Liv. Age, 244: 313.’-=Ecl. M. 144: 416, —
Spec. 94: 177.
(J . M. Loring)
(E. G. God-
(J. R. P. Pnrchas) Antiq.
(M. F. Egan) Cath.
- - in MS. (M. H. Liddell) Nation, 75: 10,
— Speculation regarding. (E. Venable) School R. 13:
717-
_ Stage Versions before 1800. (F. W. Kilbourne)
Poet-Lore, I5, no. 2: 116,
- Staging. (F. J. Mather, jr.) Nation, 82: 193,
- Stratford Bust of, True Story of. Monthly R. 15,
no. 12 I50.
- Taming of the Shrew. (Charlotte C. Stopes) Ath.
’o4, 1: 762,
-Tempest, as an Opera. (E. Clarke) Ath. ’05, 2:
222,
-—- - acted by Leigh. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 575. ‘
&.
588
SHAMROCK
Shakespeare, W.; Tempest, Studies in. (Charlotte
Porter and Helen A. Clarke) Poet-Lore, I 5, no. 4:
123, Y
- Text of, The Genuine. (Judge Webb) National,
42: 263.
- Tragedies, Bradley’s Lectures on. Spec. 94: 140,
- Tragic Sense of. (W. L. Courtney) National, 43:
1022,
- Twelfth Night, Furness’s Variorum Edition. Na-
tion, 74: 95.-(W. A. Neilson) Atlan. 89: 715.
- — A Study of. (Charlotte Porter and Helen A.
Clarke) Poet-Lore, 16, no. 11 I24.
-— Versions before 1800. (F. W. Kilborne) Poet-Lore,
15, no, 4: 111,
- Villains of, Self-revelations of.
Sewanee, I0: 341,
- Viola. (E. L. Cary) Lamp, 28: 275.
- Was he bound to an Attorney ? (J . B. Mackenzie)
Green Bag, 14: 58,
- Was he Insane ? (J. C. Allen) Open Court, 18: 435,
- What is? Sherman on. (L. W. Smith) Dial, 32:
I3.- (L. E. Horning) School ‘R. 11: 164,
- When did he write his First Play? (F. G. Fleay)
Gent. M. n. s. 77: 521.
-Winter’s Tale, produced by B. Tree.
Sat. R. 102: 295.
- Why not Understood. World’s Work, 5: 3249.
- Why Shakespeare languishes. (D. L. Ford) Mun-
sey, 28: 629,
Shakespeare Progress, My.
528,
Shakespeare Society of New York. (E. W. B. Nichol-
son) Ath. ’o6, 2: 479, 657,
Shakespearean Criticism. Acad. 64: 636,
Shakespearean Drama in Chicago. (W. E. Simonds)
Dial, 39: 230.
Shakespearean Find, A.
Shakespearean Research, Future of.
Cent. 591 763.: Liv. Age, 249: 707,
Shakespearean Representations, their Laws and
Limits. (P. Fitzgerald) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 323.
Shakespearean Tragedy, Bradley on. (W. A. N eil-
son) Nation, 80: 506,
Shakespeare’s Contempt for the Common People.
Meth. R. 66: 578. ,
Shakespeare’s Doctrine of Sin.
Meth. R. 63: 51.
Shakespeare’s London, Stephenson on.
Wager) Dial, 40: 89.
Shakespeare’s Plays and Poems, Printers of.
Plomer) Library, 7: I49.
Shakespeare’s Working Classes.
man: 4: 35: I07-
Shakok and Miochin; Origin of Summer and Winter.
(G. H. Prodt) J . Ani. Folk-Lore, 15: 88,
Shale Oil-trade, The Scottish. (G. Trow) Chamb. J .
83: 814.
Shalam, The Land of; the Colony of the Faithists,
New Mexico. (G. B. Anderson) Out West, 25:
(J . A. Shepherd)
(L. Binyon)
(M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 98:
(W. J . Rolfe) Outl. 82: 364,
(S. Lee) 19th
(D. B. Brummitt)
(C. H. A.
(H. R.
(E. Crosby) Crafts-
414- -
Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate. (F. W. Noxon) Critic,
42: 127. - With portrait. (W. R. Thayer) Harv.
Grad. M. 15: I. -Nature, 74: 226.-(W. R.
Thayer) Nation, 82: 318. -Science, 11. s. 23: 869,
— (L. Warner) World’s Work, 12: 7676,
- Man and the Earth. (J . Douglas) Nation, 82: 28 5,
Shamans of California. (R. B. Dixon) J . Am. Folk-
Lore, 17: 23.
Shamokin, Pa., Journey to, in 1748.
Pennsyl. M. 29: 160,
Shamrock IlI., Early Showing of. (W. M. Thompson)
Outing, 42: 387.
See Yachting.
(J . W. Jordan)
SHAMROCK
Shamrock Day’s Child. (Shiela Mahon) Cath. World,
80: 794.
Shan States, More about the Southern. Chamb. J .
83: 107.
—Prospects of the. (J. G. Scott) J. Soc. Arts, 53:
623,
Shanghai. (A. K. Gregson) Overland, n. s. 44: 437.
— F rom, to Hankow by River Steamer. (C. W. Greg-
son) Overland, n. s. 44: 438.
— Native City of, and the Temple of Ages.
champs) Overland, n. s. 42: 275,
(E. Des-
— to Bhamo. (R. L. Jack) Geog. J. 19: 249.
Shanghai-Nanking Railway. (D. C. Boulger) Con-
temp. 85: 871.
Shanghaied. (J . H. Williams) Indep. 55: 312.
Shanghaied Shipowner, The. (Frank T. Bullen) Good
Words, 43: 24,
Shannon, Charles H., and his Lithographs.
Wood) Studio (Internat.) 24: 26,
—- Drawings by. (F. Rinder) Art J . 54: 43.
Shannon, J . J ., and Pictorial Portraiture. (C. Brinton)
Harper, III: 204,
— a Painter of Fair Women. (C. Brinton) Munsey, 35:
(T. M.
I33-
- A Portrait by. (VV. S. Howard) Harper, I10:
1 .
Shares, Certification of. (F. Evans) Law Q. 21: 340,
Shark, The Japanese. (Bashford Dean) Science, n. s.
17: 630. '
Shark Fishing on East Coast of Florida.
ger) Outing, 39: 558.
Sharks, Habits of Great Whale. (T. Gill) Science, 21:
79°-
— the Man-eater of Old Ocean. (W. Allingham) Gent.
M. 11. s. 75: 602,
Sharp, James, and the Restoration Policy in Scotland.
(J . Willcock) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 20: 149.
-—Murder of. (H. H. Brown) Temp. Bar, I 30: 194.
Sharp, William. Acad. 69: 1312,
—- “Fiona Macleod.” (K. Tynan) Fortn. 85: 57<>.—-
Acad. 69: I312.=Liv. Age, 248: 57.—(L. Rea)
Critic, 48: 460-463.
— -— Identity of. (L. Rea) Critic, 48: 460. ——- (C. Wey-
gandt) Bk. News, 24: 398.
-— A Tribute. (F. Rinder) Art J . 58: 44.
—-— The Winged Destiny. (E. Goddard) F ortn. 82:
1037.
Sharper than a Serpent’s Tooth.
pinc. 74: 370.
Sharpshooting as a Science.
Navy Life, 8, no. 9: 31.
Shasta-Acomawi, The. (R. B. Dixon) Am. Anthro-
pol. 7: 213.
— Mythology of. (R. B. Dixon) Am. Anthropol. 7:
607,
Shasta Co., California, Excavations in.
long) Science, 11. s. 20: 53.
Shasta, Mount, Climbing. (G. H. Fitch) Calif. M. I:
283. -—(M. S. Severance) Calif. M. 4: 433.
—- Nine Days on Summit of. (B. A. Colonna) Cali-
fornian, I: 242,
-— To the Summit of. (E. C. Knowles) Overland, n. s.
(R. B. Sea-
(C. Lockhart) Lip-
(D. W. C. Falls) Army &
(E. L. Fur-
451 335-
Shaughnessy and the Turnpike Toll; a story. (W. H.
Osborne) Cosmopol. 35: 466.
Shaver. (M. K. Hill) Temp. Bar, 127: 456.
Shaw, Byam, Artist. Booklover’s M. 5: 479.
-— Pictures from Ecclesiastes. (P. G. Konody) M. of
Art, 27: 1.
Shaw, Edward R. (M. R. G. Davis) Ednca. 23: 622,
Shaw, George Bernard. (R. Cortissoz) Outl. 81: 732,
— Admirable Bashville. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 95:
744-
589
SHEATHER
Shaw, George Bernard, and the British Public. (8.
Gwynn) Cornh. 91: 503,
—— and his Plays. (E. Greville) Munsey, 34: 765.
—- and Super-Shaw [Major Barbara]. (E. Balfour) N a-
tional, 46: 1040, 7 ' ‘
— Arnold Daly and ; a bit of Dramatic History.
Henderson) Arena, 32: 496,
—-— as Playwright and Philosopher.
del» 591 34-
— Candida. Acad. 66: 528,
—- Captain Brassbound’s Conversion.
Sat. R. 101: 360,
—-— contra mundum. (C. B. Chilton) Indep. 60: 5 50.
—- Counterfeit Presentment of Women. (C. A. Barni-
coat) Fortn. 85: 516. ——Liv. Age, 249: 67.
—— Grandeur et décadence de. Cornh. 93: 237.
— His Philosophy. (E. Crosby) Cosmopol. 40: 247,
— Is he a Prophet? (W. C. Rhoades) Bib. Sac. 63:
528.
-—- Jester to the Nation. Spec. 95: 970.
—— John Bull’s Other Island. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
98: 608,
— Man and Superman. (W. Archer) Critic, 43: 310.
— (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 329.
- Mrs. Warren’s Profession. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
93‘ I39-
— Nemesis of. (Austin Lewis) Overland, n. s. 452 369.
— The New Felicity. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 100: 14.
— Note on. (G. K. Chesterton) Indep. R. 8: 81,
-— Philosophy of. (W. C. France) Bookman, 21: 428,
-Plays of. Ed. R. 201: 498. —(E. G. Hoifsten)Se-
wanee, I2: 17.
— Point of View of.
(A.
(H. Simpson) In-
(M. Beerbohm)
(Austin Lewis) Overland, n. s.
43: 43.
— Position of. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. I00: 745.
— Popularity of. (L. Strachey) Critic, 47: 415.
—— Shakespeare, Ibsen, and. (G. Lowes Dickinson) In-
dep. R. 10: 83.
— Some Aspects of. (J . M. Rogers) Lippinc. 78:
444-
—- Where does he leave you ? (R. Loraine) Cosmopol.
4O= 339-
Shaw, Howard, Some Houses by.
chit. Rec. 19: 105.
Shaw, John, Life Guardsman, Hero of Waterloo.
B. Low) Chamb. J. 82: 252,
Shaw, Leslie Mortimer, with portrait. (J . Brigham)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.)25: 161. —(G. E. Roberts) Indep.
54‘ 139-
—— and his Deficit. (W. M. Daniels) Nation, 79: 91.
Shaw, Robert G., Monument to, Boston. (G. H.
Palmer) Am. Arch. 76: 85,
Shaw, Sarah Blake; a poem.
911 53°-
Shaw, Wilfred B. Rossetti and Botticelli. Crafts-
man, 9: 341.
Shawinigan Falls, Canada, Electric Power from.
C. Johnson) Cassier, 26: 187,
Shawl of Many Colors ; a story.
M, 21: 26,
Shaw’s Comedy ; a story.
23: 258,
Shays’s Rebellion, The Confederation and. (J . P. War-
ren) Am. Hist. R. 11: 42.
She borrowed her Own Husband.
PiI10- 771 539.
She who Waits; a story.
16: 36.
Shears of Atropos, The. (H.C. Rowland) McClure, 25:
2.
Shears of Destiny. (G. Dangerfield) Lippinc. 74: 796.
Sheather, John, of Guilford, Conn., and his Descend-
ants. (R. D. Smyth) N. E. Reg. 59: 45.
(A. C. David) Ar-
(E.
(R. W. Gilder) Atlan.
(W.
(M. S. Wade) Canad.
(A. R. Carman) Canad. M.
(R. Hughes) Lip-
(M. Le Blanc) Poet-Lore,
SHEATHING
Sheathing of the Blade, The. (Marie Van Vorst) Har-
per, 111: 117,
Sheba, Queen of, according to the Tradition of Axum.
(P. Carus) Open Court, 19: 31.
Sheba and Eliakim. (E. Koenig) Am. J. Theol. I0:
675.
Shedd, W. G. T. (G. H. Gilbert) Bib. World, 25: 327.
Sheehan, Patrick Augustine. The Irish Priest as
Novelist. (P. A. Sillard) Westm. I60: 341, =
Cath. World, 77: 12,
Sheeny Cohen. (F. F. Moore) Overland, n. s. 47: 17.
Sheep and Shepherds of the West. (C. M. Harger)
Outl. 72: 689.
-- Big Profit in “ Hothouse ” Lambs.
Ctry Life Am. 8: 64,
—— Black, Origin of. (C. H. Davenport) Science, n. s.
22: 674.
-— Finding, after a Snowstorm.
M. n. s. 71: 444.
-— in Scotland, Undue Value on account of Acclimati-
zation Theory. Sat. R. 99: 372.
—— The Mountain. (T. S. Van Dyke) Land of Sun.
3: 11,
—-— — of America.
-— Multi-nippled, of Beinn Bhreagh.
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-— Pedigree Sheep-breeding. (R. H. Rew) Outing, 45:
(E. M. Barker)
(W. T. Palmer) Gent.
(A. J. Stone) Outing, 41: 185.
(A. G. Bell) Sci-
171,
— Points of a Good. (J . A. Craig) Ctry Life Am. 3:
166.
— Raising, in Western U. S. (E. L. Sabin) Booklover’s
M. 6: 541.
Sheep-droving. (J . S. Hughes) Blackw. I75: 820,
176: 350. 178: 81.
Sheep Herders of the West. (A. Chapman) Outl. 80:
481,
Sheep Herding in California. (R. D. Milne) Califor-
nian, I: 224, 321.
Sheep Hunting in Lower California. (C. B. Slade)
Outing, 39: 505.
— in Western Alaska. (J . H. Kidder) Outing, 43: 50,
Sheep Men and Cattle Men of the West ; War for the
Range. (C. Michelson) Munsey, 28: 380.
Sheep-ranching in the Northwest. (L. H. Bailey)
Ctry Life Am. 6: 256.
— in the West. (H. F. Cope) World To-day, 7: 1037,
Sheep-shearing, The. Spec. 97: 531.
-- A Pastoral Sketch. (Maj.-Gen.W. Tweedie) Chamb.
J . 83: 708.
Shefiield, University of. Nature, 72: 282.
-- City Schools, Sadler on. Educa. 24: 186.
Sheflield University, Metallurgical Department of.
Nature, 74: 541.
Shekels, False. (G. F. Hill) Reliquary, 42: 233,
Shekinah, The, and the Real Presence. (J . Freeland)
Dub. R. 132: 341.
Sheldrakcs. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 96: 295,
Shell Heaps of the Lower Fraser River. (H. I. Smith)
Am. Antiq. 26: 235.
Shelley, P. B. Adonais, Greek Sources of. (G. Nor-
lin) Univ. Colo. Stud. 1: 305.
— and the French Revolution. (J . Royce) Californian,
1: 543-
-— and his Nature-poetry. (P. Edgar) Canad. M. 19: 18.
-— and Keats, Tomb of, at Rome. Dial, 41: 57.
—— — Democracy of. (J . W. Stimson) Arena, 28: 354.
-- and Mary Godwin. (R. Le Gallienne) Cosmopol. 35:
291,
— at Bracknell. (M. K. Hill) Temp. Bar, 130: 199,
—-— at Home. (M. K. Hill) Temp. Bar, 129: 225,
—— Ethical and Political Teaching of. Westm. I62: 675.
— his Home and Grave. (Grace E. Channing) Calif.
M. 3: 125.
590
SHERMANS
Shelley, P. B., Last Home of. (A. B. McMahan) Dial,
37 i 55-
-~Love of Antigone. (Mary B. Whiting) Temp. Bar,
12$ 473-
- Prometheus Unbound, Study of. (L. Steichen) Se-
wanee, 12: 44.
--Queen Mab and the Daemon of the World.
Buxton Torman) Ath. ’o5, 22 507.
—-— -— Sources of. (J . W. Tayler) Sewanee, I4: 324.
-—- A Strange Adventure of. (M. L. Croft) Cent. 48:
(H.
9°5-
-—- Unknown Pictures of. (N. P. Dunn) Cent. 48: 909.
Shelley or Shelly, Robert, of Scituate and Barnstable,
Mass., and his Descendants. (R. D. Smyth and
B. C. Steiner) N. E. Reg. 60: 332.
Shellfish, Transplantation of. Nature, 72: 430.
Shells, Common, of the Shore. (Julia E. Rogers) Ctry
Life Am. 6: 246.
- Hamina Solitaria Say.
Natural. 38: 207,
-— Some Shell-homes of Sea-dwellers.
Good Words, 45: 489.
-— West-coast. (J . T. Connor) Land of Sun. 8: 180.
(W. M. Smallwood) Am.
(M. Fermor)
Shensi, Among the Mountains of. (B. Willis) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 412,
Shenstone, Wm., a Forgotten Poet. (W. H. Hutton)
Cornh. 85: 111,
Shepard, Mrs. Elliott F., Residence at Scarborough.
Archit. Rec. 12: 549.
Shepherd and Sheep. (S. Gordon) Chamb. J . 80: 337-
376. = Liv. Age, 238: 96-206.
Shepherd of the Downs. (W. H. Hudson) Longm. 40:
452, 5°9-
Shepherding on the Fels in Winter. Macmil. 85:
379-
Sheppard, Jack. (C. Morris) Lippinc. 70: 592,
Sherborne, Eng., Commemorative Pageant in. (Lewis
Morris) Longm. 46: 437. — Antiq. n. s. 41: 303.
Sherbrooke, Province of Quebec. (L. S. Channell)
Canad. M. 19: 34,
Sherburne, Henry, of Portsmouth, N. H., and his De-
scendants. (E. R. Sherburne) N. E. Reg. 58: 227,
391-
Sherburne, John, of Portsmouth, N. H., and some of
his Descendants. (E. R. Sherburne) N. E. Reg.
59¢ 56-
Sheridan Family. (A. Beaver) Longm. 45: 70.
Sheridan, R. B. School for Scandal, First Edition.
(L. S. Livingston) Nation, 83: I79.
Sheriff of Contention, The. (W. L. Comfort) Lippinc.
77 2 314-
Sherifi:"s Bluff, The. (T. N. Page) Scrib. M. 31: 436.
Sherifi”s Deputy, The. (Lucy B. Jerome) Overland,
n. s. 421 331.
Sheriff ’s Farm or Farming in Early England.
Turner) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 12: 117.
Sheriff’s Strategy, The; a story. (E. Flower) Outing,
44: 3°2-
Sherlock Holmes, The Real. Good Words, 43: 159.
Sherman, Wm. T., Saint-Gaudens’s Statue of. Brush
& P. 12: 262. — (K. Cox) Nation, 76: 491.
—- -—- a Poem. (H. van Dyke) Atlan. 94: I9.
— Letters of. (J. G. Wilson) Indep. 54: 213.
Sherman Anti-trust Law, The. (C. G. Dawes) N o. Am.
183: 189,
—- and the Merger Case.
17: 533-
- The Supreme Court and. (W. F. Dana) Harv. Law
R. 16: 178.
Sherman Ranch, a Giant Kansas Farm. (C. H. Mat-
son) World’s Work, 4: 2327,
Shermans of Yaxley in Suffolk, England. (T . T. Sher-
man) N. E. Reg. 59: 397.
(G. J.
(V. Morawetz) Harv. Law R.
SHERRODS
Sherrods, The; a novel. (G. B. McCutcheon) Book-
man, 17: 283. 18: 87.
Shetland Isle, Sacred Sites in a.
Antiq. n. s. 41: 133.
Shetland Pony, The. (A. H. Goodwin) Ctry Life Am.
8: 403.
Sheve-na-Cailliagh, Cairns of. (Hugh MacMillan)
Good Words, 432 591.
Shibuzawa, Baron Yeiichi. (S. Sams) R. of Rs. (N. Y)
26: 303.
Shield Reversed, The. (G. Richardson) Indep. 58: 80.
Shield Reversed, A; a story. (W. H. Porter) Book-
man, 18: 638,
Shields, Charles Woodruif, Philosophy of.
Rankin) Bib. Sac. 63: 244.
Shields, Frederic, and the Chapel of the Ascension.
(I. Langridge) Art J . 54: 337.
Shiels, Tibbie, and the Visitors to her Cottage at St.
Mary’s Loch. (J . Sharpe) Chamb. J . 33! 501.
Shiloh, Battle of; my own Account of the First Day.
(Lew Wallace) Booklover’s M. 7: 72.
Shimonoseki, Battle of. (P. Carus) Open Court, 171
(J. M. E. Saxby)
(H. W.
3°3-
Shimose, Highest of All Explosives. (P. Briere) Cos-
mopol. 39: 469.
Shinn, Florence Scovel; Samples of her Work. Lamp,
27: -0.
Shinnecook Indians, Notes on. (M. R. Harrington)
J. Am. Folk-Lore, I6: 37.
Shinramism ; a Study in Japanese Buddhism. (Tatsu
Tanaka) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 16: 35.
Shinto Revival Scholars, Views of, on Ethics. (H. L.
Latham) Open Court, 19: 100.
Shintoism, Growth of, in J apan.
World, 25: 173.
— in America. (Ida H. Harper) Indep. 59: 30.
Ship, The American, in 1902. (W. L. Marvin) Scrib.
M- 3% 577.
— Launching a. (F. Matthews) Outing, 42: 725.
Ship that saw a Ghost. (F. Norris) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 439. =Overland, n. s. 40: 489.
Ship Subsidies. (R. Meeker) Pol. Sci. Q. 20: 594.
— British Subsidies and American Shipping. (C. H.
Cramp) No. Am. 175: 829.
— History of. (C. J . Bullock) Nation, 81: 3 52. —-— His-
tory of. (R. Meeker) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 6:
(E. Buckley) Bib.
501,
— Meaning and Necessity of. (W. P. Frye) Indep. 60:
1459-
- Shipping and Subsidies. (B. Taylor) No. Am. 176:
490-
- Subsidizing Merchant Marines. (F. L. McVey) J .
Pol. Econ. 14: 370.
Ship-subsidy Bill, The Frye. (F. L. McVey) Yale R.
11: 38. — (J. C. Coombs) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 466.
-Nation, 74: 166.
Ship-subsidy Question,in England, The.
Nation, 76: 144.
Shipbuilding. (G. W. Dickie) Calif. Univ. Chron. 4:
80.
— American, Conditions and Prospects of. (J . F.
Crowell) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 46.
-— — Expansion of. (A. Goodrich) World’s Work, 3:
(H. White)
1933-
- -— The Steamship Merger and. (C. H. Cramp) No.
Am. 175: 5.
—- and Shipping Industries of Germany. (J . E. Barker)
Contemp. 891 324.
— Steel, in Massachusetts. (R. Bergengren) New Eng.
M. n. s. 26: 276.
— The Trouble with our. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80:
45-
—- 20th Century Types of. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 26: 454.
591
SHIPWRECKS
Shipbuilding Trust ; an “ Artistic Swindle.”
Whiting) Nation, 772 355.
- Bankruptcy of the. Outl. 75: 628.
—-— Who is destroying Confidence ? (R. Ogden) Nation,
(F. Jo
77 i 294.
See U. S. Shipbuilding Co.
Shipbuilding Yards, Electric Appliances in. (S. F.
Walker) Engin. M. 22: 679.
—- Electric Portable Tools. (S. F. Walker) Engin. M.
22: 854.
Shippen, Margaret, Life of. (L. B. Walker) Pennsyl.
M. 25: 452. 26: 71, 224, 322, 464.
See Arnold, Margaret Shippen.
Shippen Family, English Ancestors of.
Pennsyl. M. 28: 385.
Shipping, American, Constitutional Rights of.
W. Bates) Arena, 33: 364.
—— —— Future of. (A. Goodrich) World’s Work, 4: 2191,
—- — Legislation on, The Pending. (W. E. Humphrey)
No. Am. 182: 446.
— —-— The Needs of. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 78: 285,
— —- Restoration of. (C. T. Hopkins) Californian, 5:
(T. W. Balch)
(W.
71.
— British, and American. (B. Taylor) 19th Cent. 52:
19.
— —-— and World’s Ocean-going Trade. (Brysson Cun-
ningham) Cassier, 27: 3.
—— -— Fiscal Policy and. (C. Booth, jr.) Indep. 5: 352.
- British Mercantile. (Brysson Cunningham) Cassier,
27= 233-
——- English, under Protection.
666.
— Need of an American Merchant Marine.
Frye) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I6: 337.
Shipping Combine, The Atlantic.
J . 13: 197.
Shipping Orders, Card Index System of recording.
(K. Falconer) Engin. M. 22: 881,
Shipping-rights, American Doctrine of. (W. W. Bates)
Arena, 34: 363.
Shipping Trust. See International Mercantile Marine
Company.
Ships and their Builders. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 225,-
Liv. Age, 251: 231,
— A Discourse concerning the “ Name” of Ships and
the Character of the Sea. (J. Conrad) Blackw.
179: 1.
— Giant, r our Oriental Trade. (F. N. Stacy) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 565.
— Great and Small. (L. G. C. Laughton) Un. Serv.
M. 30: 553.
—— Greatest Sailing-ship Afloat, The.
Munsey, 28: 715.
— Growth of the Capital Ship. Blackw. 179: 57 7.
— History of. (B. I. Geare) New Eng. M. n. s. 28: 3.
— in the Reign of James I. of England. (R. G. Mars-
den) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 19: 309.
-— Merchant, New Large. (A. Goodrich) World’s
Work, 3: 1653.
— Our Ships of the Sea. (J . R. Spears) Outl. 71: 631.
-— Speed of the Capital Ship. Blackw. 180: 435.
(J . Rae) Contemp. 87:
(W. P.
(B. Ginsburg) Econ.
(J . G. Crowley)
—— Square-rigged, disappearing from the Ocean. (J .
G. McCurdy) World To-day, III 913.‘
Ships’ Bulkheads, Power Doors for. (W. B. Cowles)
Army & Navy Life, 9: 389.
Ships’ Crews, Efficiency of.
16: 250,
Ships’ Figure-heads.
7°: 9.
“Ships that Pass ;” a Wee Macgreegor Story. (J . J .
Bell) Idler, 24: I49.
Shipwrecks along the New England Coasts.
Woods) New Eng. M. n. s. 31: 251.
(W. Macarthur) Char.
(W. Allingham) Gent. M. n. s.
(A.
SHIRLEY
Shirley, James. An Elizabethan and Two Modern
Dramatists. (J . Kindon) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 401.
Shirley, Mass., Inscriptions from the Cemetery, 1754-
1350. (E. S. Bolton) N. E. Reg. 57: 68, 290.
Shirpurla or Lagash, Later Rulers of. (H. H. Ho-
worth) Eng. Hist. R. 17: 3, 209.
Shock, Study of the Cause of. (W. H. Howell) Sci-
ence, n. s. 19: 461,
Shouts, Theodore P. (W. Wellman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
3I= 549.
Shoosmith, T. L., Water-colors of.
Studio (Internat.) 24: 226.
Shooting, American. (A. S. Jones) Outing, 40: 673.
-— Big Game, in British East Africa. (A. A. Hard-
wick) Outing, 42: 134,
—— Blackcock and Capercaillie in Austria.
Cantley) Outing, 39: 556.
-— Learning to Shoot. (T. S. Van Dyke) Outing, 45:
(T. M. Wood)
(C. H.
225,
— Shand’s. (Alfred Lyttelton) Sat. R. 94: 167.
-—- Straight. (G. H. Nicholson) Un. Serv. M. 34: 312.
-— Summer. (Grover Cleveland) Indep. 56: 1228.
— Upland. (C. R. Flint) Cosmopol. 38: 89.
— with a Cabresto, or Stalking Horse. (W. Verner)
Sat. R. 97: 651.
Shooting-rents, Slump in. (C. J . Cornish) National,
44* 113-
“ Shooting Up ” of Horse Head; a story. (C. D. Stu-
art) Out West, 22: 60.
Shop, Talking. Spec. 92: 1006,
Shop Methods, New, from the Machinist’s Point of
View. (W. Burns) Engin. M. 31: 93.
Shop Supervision, Systems for simplifying.
Thompson) Engin. M. 31: 873,
Shopping. Spec. 86: 613. =Liv. Age, 251: 758.
— in America. (Mrs. T. P. O’Connor) Indep. 61 : 1557.
Shore Leave; a story. (T. Roberts) Canad. M. 21: 24.
Shore Leave; a story. (Mary Moss) Lippinc. 78: 206,
Shore-lines, Oscillations of. (F. Nansen) Geog. J . 26:
604,
Short, Frank, Etcher. M. of Art, 27: 5 34. — (F. Wed-
more) Studio (Internat.) I52 3.
— Mezzotint and Etched Work of.
Studio (Internat.) 29: 50.
Short Rails; a True Tale of a Runaway.
Andrews) Overland, n. s. 41: 210.
Short-service System, Evolution of the. Un. Serv. M.
301 I37-
Short Stories, Modern. Booklover’s M. 3: 525. —(H.
S. Canby) Dial, 37: 101,
Short Story, The. (B. Perry) Atlan. 90: 241. — Liv.
Age, 234: 572. — Ecl. M. 139: 455.
-— The Modern. (T. E. Rankin) Poet-Lore, 17, no. 1:
1oo,
—— Rationale of the, according to Poe.
Poet-Lore, 16, no. 1: 57.
— Story of the. (Brander Matthews) Munsey, 3 5: 5 39.
Shortage in the Cash; a story. (P. Marche) Canad.
M. 20: 419.
Shorthand and Brains.
5: 1613.
Shorthand Typists; a Good Field for Employment.
(M. Greenwood) Westm. I57: 208.
Shorthorn Kings, To save the. (J . Oskison) Nation,
78= 245.
Shorthouse, Joseph Henry. Dial, 34: 187. — (C. F. G,
Masterman) Indep. R. 5, no. 3: 109.
— and John Inglesant. (H. Bowlby) National, 48: 132,
— John Inglesant. Monthly R. 11, no. 1: 1.—— (E.
Hutton) Blackw. 173: 543.=Ecl. M. 141: 59,:
Liv. Age, 237: 409. -—Acad. 64: 215, 254.
-— Life, Letters, and Literary Remains of. Monthly
R. 20, no. 1: 149.
(A. W.
(E.' F. Strange)
(L. R.
(J . P. Fruit)
(J . R. Slater) World To-day,
592
SIAM
Shorthouse, Joseph Henry, Personal Recollections of.
(Jessie D. Montgomery) Temp. Bar, 127: 664, ::
Liv. Age, 238: 55.
— Work of. Ed. R. 202: 110, = Liv. Age, 247: 12,
Shortia Galactifolia, How Two Women found. (H.
E. Freeman) Chaut. 35: 490.
Shoshone Falls of the Snake River.
M. n. s. 75: 163.
-—- Trip to. (R. Briggs) Californian, 2: 353.
Shoshone Reservation, Opening of. (N. H. Darton)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 197.
Shot in the Mist, A. (H. W. Kinney) Overland, n. s.
(W. Kelly) Gent.
44: 58.
Shottery, A Sketcher’s Vacation in. (J . B. Reid)
Outl. 74: 315.
Shovels, Steam, in Mining.
22: 608.
Showing-off as a Phase of Self-consciousness. (G. S.
Hall and Theodate L. Smith) Pedagog. Sem. 10:
(A. W. Robinson) Cassier,
I59-
Shrady, Henry Merwin, the New American Sculptor.
(C. H. Garrett) Munsey, 29: 545.
Shrew, The Lesser. (J . J . Ward) Good Words, 44:
886.
Shrewdness of Hawkins, The.
Lippinc. 75: 203,
Shrewsbury, Arthur, Tribute to.
National, 41: 842,
Shrewsbury, Battle of. (A. G. Bradley) Macmil. 88:
' 183,
Shrewsbury Abbey Church. (W. G. D. Fletcher) An-
tiq. n. s. 41: 452,
Shrewsbury School. Sat. R. 97: 580.
Shrimp in Aspic; or, the Balcony Scene.
Masson) Chamb. J. 80: 619.
Shrines of British Saints. Antiq. n. s. 41: 181.
Shrines of the Desert. (D. L. Elmendorf) Scrib. M.
38: 432.
Shropshire, Some Parish Registers of. (W. G. D.
Fletcher) Antiq. n. s. 39: 6,
—— -— and Sidelights on the Civil War.
Antiq. n. s. 38: 197.
Shroud, Holy, of Turin. (R. Meldola) Nature, 67:
241 ; (J. Waterhouse; W. G. Smith) 3I7.—(H. B.
Mackey) Dub. R. 132: 1,
Shrubbery in Home Grounds.
Life Am. 1: 16,
Shrubs, Garden. (H. N. Ellacombe) National, 46: 1 12,
— Treatment of. Ctry Life Am. 4: 207,
Shut-in Life, The Sunny Side of a. Chant. 36: 29 5.
Shuttle, The; a story. (Frances H. Burnett) Cent.
51: 29, 189.
Shylock in the Old Testament. (A. H. Godbey) Mo-
nist, as 353-
Shyness of Shorty, The ; a story. (R. E. Beach) Mc-
Clure, 222 358.
Si Jeunesse voulait.
Age, 234: 524.
Siam. (E. A. Norbury) Art J . 57: 317,
— and the Powers. Fortn. 78: 551.
-— British Interests in., Blackw. 171: 711.
— Crown Prince, Visit to U. S. (J . Barrett) Indep.
543 2345-
- An Elephant Drive in.
108: 358.
— French Expansion in. Sat. R. 94: 448.
-— History of French Missions to. Asia. R. 33: 91.
— King of, and the Crown Prince. (H. King) Indep.
54¢ 23°5-
— —- Statesman of Asia.
(A. H. Vanderberg)
(R. H. Lyttelton)
(Rosaline
(T. Auden)
(S. Parsons, jr.) Ctry
Monthly R. 8, no. 11 126. I Liv.
(A. H. Burgoyne) Harper,
(J . Barrett) Munsey, 28:
321,
—— Land of the White Elephant. (S. E. Carrington)
Calif. M. 4:‘ 331.
SIAM
Siam, My First Visit to. (Sir A. Clarke) Contemp. 81:
221,
— Religion of.
I6: I49,
— Through the Klawngs of. (C. Whitney) Outing, 44:
420, '
— To-day. (A. C. Coolidge) Nation, 82: 219.
-— Travels in. (C. Whitney) Outing, 45: 345.
— Where Two Empires meet. (L. R. Holland) Na-
(Mrs. A. H. Leonowens) Open Court,
tional, 41: 209,
Siam’s Intercourse with China. (G. E. Gerini) Asia.
It 33= 1I9.36I- 34= 391-
Siberia, Deutsch’s Sixteen Years in.
good) N ation, 78: 35.
— Eastern, and Manchuria.
s7= 245-
— Home through. (Mrs. A. Little) National, 39: 479.
Z Liv. Age, 233: 603,
— — Igneous Rock from.
_Sci. 163: I75.
-— My Exile to. (L. Ladoif) Harper, I10: 759.
— The New California. (S. M. Williams) Munsey, 261
(Isabel F. Hap-
(G. F. Wright) Chant.
(H. S. Washington) Am. J .
'0
J.
— The Real, Fraser on. Ath. ’O2, 21 2-IO.
— Russian Immigrant in. (W. Gerrare) Outl. 70: 959.
—-— Russia’s Quest of the Pacific. (F. A. Ogg) 36: 358.
— Sport in the Arctic Circle. (W. H. Ballou) Munsey,
28: 609.
— A Strange People of the North. (W. Begoras) Har-
per, 106: 846.
— Through, to Bering Strait. (H. de Windt) Harper,
105: 821.
— A Trip through.
— Western, and Tnrkestan.
(E. J. Hill) Nat. Geog. M. 13: 37.
(G. F. Wright) Chant.
371 I44.
Siberian Evangeline, A. (A. N. Benjamin) Atlan. 89:
520.
Siberian Railway. (J . W. Davidson) Cent. 45: 94o,—
(I. Dobbie) Macmil. 902 I4I.:Liv. Age, 242:
96.—(J. F. Fraser) Pall Mall M. 261 3I3.—Ecl.
M. 138: 275.1-‘Liv. Age, 232: 55. —-J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 34: 503.
—— and Russian Policy.
8, no. 22 43.
—— in War. World To-day, 6: 607.
Sibyl, The, of Lone Pine. (F. N. Hamilton) Overland,
n. s. 41: 260.
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi.
Bar. 13°! 353-
Sicilian Villa, A. (G. P. Fernald) Cosmopol. 37: 291.
Sicily. (J . Bryce) Nation, 78: 188,
— Douglas Sladen in, 1896-1900. Ath. ’o2, I: 169,
—-— Highlands of. (W. Sharp) Atlan. 93: 471.
-—In the Hills of. (R. Herrick) World To-day, 5:
(R. E. C. Long) Monthly R.
(G. F. MacMunn) Temp.
on
I5:4-
-— The Land of Theocritus. (W. Sharp) Harper, I06:
702.
-— Memories of Spring in.
83: 687.
—— Route Notes in; Garden of the Sun.
Cent. 49: 663. 50: 37.
— Western. (J . Bryce) Nation, 77: 442.
Sickness, Psychology of. (C. Caverno) Open Court,
20: 385.
Sickness of Lane Chief ; a story. (Jack London) Out
West, 17: 468.
Sick-room Fiction. (M. E. Francis) Acad. 70: 403.:
Liv. Age, 250: 58,
Siddons, Mrs. Sarah Kemble, _as the Tragic Muse.
(W. B. Stevens) Chant. 44: 22;,
— The Tryst of. (C. Morris) McClure, I9: 78,
Siddur, South-Arabian. (VV. Bacher) Jew. Q. 14:
581, 752.
(A. M. Wakefield) Fortn.
(W. Sharp)
593
SIERRA
Side—issue, A; a story. Blackw. I73: 269.
Siderite and Barite from Maryland. (W. T. Schaller)
Am. J. Sci. 171: 364.
Side-show Studies. (F. Metcalfe) Outing, 46: 28-584.
47: 22-587. 48: 171,
Sidgwick, Henry. (W. Everett) Atlan. 98: 93.—(J.
Sully) Macmil. n. s. I: 55o.——(D. MacG. Means)
Nation, 82: 47I.—Spec. 96: 459.
—— Essays and Addresses. (J . H. McDaniels) Nation,
81: 185.
—-— The Ethics of. (J. E. McTaggart) Quar. 205: 398.
—— Ethics of T. H. Green, Herbert Spencer, and J.
Martineau. (B. Bosanquet) Mind, 28: 381,
—Miscellaneous Essays. Ath. ’O5, 11 75.
— Philosopher. (H. A. Bruce) Out]. 841 332.
— Philosophy, its Scope and Relations. (A. S. Pringle-
Pattison) Mind, 282 83.
Sidney, Sir Philip, and Lady Penelope Deverenx. (R.
Le Gallienne) Cosmopol. 33: 21 1.
— Home of. (H. C. Shelley) Critic, 431 22I.
Sidon, Ancient Inscriptions at. (Ghosn-el-Howie) Am.
Antiq. 27: 313.
— Excavations at. (Ghosn-el-Howie) Am. Antiq. 27:
223,
— Twelve Mortuary Inscriptions from. (W. J . Rich-
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Siege, The; a story. (Will L. Comfort) Lippinc. 75:
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Siege of Savigny, The. (R. Sabatini) Chamb. J . 80:
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Siege Warfare, New, at Port Arthur. (R. Barry)
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Sieges Great, of History. (C. T. Brady) Cosmopol.
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Siena. Quar. I98: 178,
—- and her Children. (R. M. Bradley) 19th Cent. 60:
57.-—-Eel. M. 147: 205.?-Liv. Age, 250: 332.
-and San Gimignano, Early Art in. (L. Douglas)
19th Cent. 56: 756.
— — Gardner’s. Sat. R. 972 659. — (A. H. Noll) Dial,
35¢ 153-
— Douglas and Gardner on. Ath. ’o3, I: 679.
— Douglas’s History of. Monthly R. 10, no. 32 9.-
(A. H. Noll) Dial, 35: 153.
— Four Recent Books on. (G. B. Rose) Sewanee, II:
241,
— History of. (L. Douglas) Ath. ’O3, 1: 735.
——Palio of; a Curious Mediasval Horse-race. (W.
Hough) Outl. 80: 755.
——Treasnres of, Historical Revival in. (F. W. Par-
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Sienkiewicz, Henryk. (S. C. de Soissons) No. Am.
175: 176,
—and his Contemporaries.
Age, 233: 14,
Sierra Club in Camp. (Helen L. Jones) Ctry Life Am.
3: 82,
—— in the Northwest, I905.
24: 365,
— An Outing with. (W. Rodman) Out West, 22: 259,
Sierra Leone Railroad. (J . Huntley Knight) Engin.
M. 30: 175. ~
Sierra Madre Mountains, The Western. (E. O. Hovey)
Science, n. s. 21: 585.
— The Peril of the. (T. P. Lukens) Land of Sun. I 5:
Quar. I95: 117.:Liv.
(W. Rodman) Ont ‘Vest,
3°7-
—- Thoe Plateau of. Land of Sun. 42 I93.
Sierra Nevada, Mountaineering in, King’s. (H. van
Dyke) Lamp, 26: 299.
Sierra Nevada Mountains, California. (M. Roberts)
Out West, 17: 429.
SIERRA
Sierra Nevada Mountains, Across the, on Horseback.
(J. H. McBride) Out West, 20: 319.
-—- Harnessing the Rivers of the. (H. Wright) World
To-day, 9: 1087,
-— In the High. (J . H. Hamlin) Land of Sun. 14: 189.
— in Summer. (C. L. Kenyon) Out West, 21: 231.
— Mining Districts of. (W. M. Bunker) Californian,
2: 423.
Sierras of California, The. (L. E. Purdy) Calif. M. 4:
244-
— Through the Heart of the ; Grand Canyon of the
Feather River. (S. S. Boynton) Overland, n. s.
4% 483.
Sierras of Mexico, In the. (V. Granville) Land of Sun.
I3= 74. 142.
Sifton, Hon. Clifton, Minister of the Interior, Canada.
(A. Magurn) Canad. M. 21: 502,
Sifton Murder Case, Final Trial of. Green Bag, 14:
600,
Sigel, Gen. Franz.
76= 35-
Sight and Insight. Sat. R. 102: 108,
Sight—reading in Secondary Schools. (D. W. Lothman)
School R. 12: 370,
Sigma (pseud.). Personalia.
Critic, 44: 265.
Sigma Chi Fraternity. Comrades in Zeal.
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Sign of the Jumna. (H. R. Hulbert) Cent. 44: 324.
Sign of the Real, The; a story. (G. Case) Arena, 32:
296.
Sign of the Spider, The. (C. Edwardes) Chamb. J.
82: 417-473. =Liv. Age, 246: 287-480,
Sign of Venus, The ; a story. (R. W. Chambers) Har-
per, 108: 99.
Signal Corps in War-time. (A. W. Greely) Cent. 442
811,
Signaled; a story. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 101:
752-
Signaling in the Merchant Service.
Un. Serv. M. 30: 360,
— in War Service. (M. C. Sullivan) Cassier, 27: 471.
-—Modern, The Evolution of. Un. Serv. M. 31: 581.
32: 180,
-— Submarine, by Sound. (E. Price-Edwards) J . Soc.
Arts, 502 3.-—(J. B. Millet) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 642.
Signature, The; astory. (M. Hardy) Temp. Bar, 131:
468-=Liv. Age. 245= 537-=Ecl. M. 145: 86.
Signboards. Am. Arch. 79: 30.
Signed Tureen, The. (G. W. Carryl) Scrib. M. 36: 229,
Signet, The; Harvard College Society, 1870. (P. La
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Significant Appendix of Broadnax; a story.
Shipp) Munsey, 32: 507,
Signs, London, and their Associations. (J . H. Mac-
Michael) Antiq. n. s. 41: 100-456. 42: 183, 346,
— Some Gossip consequent on. (E. Courtney) Gent.
M. n. s. 71: 267,
Signs and Symbols; a story.
Scrib. M. 40: 275.
Sigourney, Lydia Huntley. (G. L. Collin) New Eng.
M. n. s. 27! .
Sigurd Cycle and Britain. (A. Nutt) Ath. ’02, 2: 521,
—(I. Gollancz) Ath. ’o2, 2: 551,
Sikhim, the Land where the Rhododendrons grow.
(M. C. Paget) Longm. 43: 300.
Sikyon, Theater at. (A. Fossum) Am. J . Archaeol.
n. s. 9: 263.
Silchester Excavations, The. Antiq. n. s. 38: 217,-
42: 261.
-— —- 1901-04. (W. H. St. John Hope) Arehaeol. 58:
I7, 413- 59: 333-
- Last Days of. (F. Haverfield) Eng. Hist. R. 19: 625,
(C. Schurz) Nation,
Memoirs.
(J eannette L. Gilder)
(D. S. Jor-
(O. C. Roach)
(M. B.
(Beatrice Hanscom)
594
SILVERADO
Silence, “ The Empire of.” Spec. 9!: I123,
— The Privilege of, and the Immunity Statutes. (F.
A. Beecher) Am. Law R. 40: 869.
Silence in the Heavens, A. (Frances Campbell) Temp.
Bar, 126: 103,
Silence of Judith Learwood, The. (G. MacG. Cooke)
Munsey, 33: 121,
Silent Opinions. Spec. 97: 256.
Silent Places, The; a story. (S. E. White) Outing, 43:
I37-713- 44: 97*323-
Silent Singer, A. (Clara Morris) Good Words, 43: 613.
Silhouettes of Life. (H. G. Dwight) World To-day,
10: 397.
Silicates, Action of Ammonium-chloride upon Certain.
(F. W. Clarke and G. Steiger) Am. J . Sci. 163: 27.
Silicic Acid, Significance of, in Waters of Mountain
Streams. (W. P. Headden) Am. J . Sci. 1651 169.
Siljestriim, Prof. Per Adam, Brain of. Science, 11. s.
W 554-
Silk and its Producers. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 25: 29,
-— Manufacture of. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol. 38: 95.
— Naturalizing the Cocoon. (W. S. Harwood) World
To-day, 9: 867.
Silk Culture in California.
land, 11. s. 40: 363.
Silk Industry, British.
1234-
— declining in England. Sat. R. 101: 38.
Silks, Designing for. Studio (Internat.) 27: xi,
Silkworm Moth, American, Telea Polyphemus. (Ellen
R. Miller) Overland, n. s. 43: 510.
— Variations induced by Controlled Food Supply. (W.
L. Kellogg and R. G. Bell) Science, 11. s. 18: 748.
Sill, Edward Rowland. Poems. Atlan. 90: 27!. —
(W. F. Dix) Outl. 72: 554.
Sillustani, Peru, Aboriginal Ruins at.
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(Carrie Williams) Over-
(F. Warner) J . Soc. Arts, 52:
(A. F. Bande-
Silly Speeches. Spec. 92: 838.
Siloam Inscription, The. (P. Carus) Open Court, 17:
662.
Silver, Stephen Wm. Geog. J . 25: 465.
Silver, Allotropic, Colors of. (J . C. Blake) Am. J .
Sci. 166: 282,
— American, 17th and 18th Century, in Boston Mu-
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-— A Belgian Smithy. (A. Michelson) Craftsman, 8:
817,
-—— Depreciation of. Sat. R. 95: 6.
— Hildesheim Silver Treasures.
Craftsman, 81 766,
— Old Irish, and what it fetches. Chamb. J . 83: I18,
- Price of. (M. W. Gaines) Yale R. 14: 18.
-— Purchasing of, More. (H. White) Nation, 78: 306,
Silver Chabazite and Silver Analcite, Preliminary Note
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Silver Coinage, Shall we have ? (L. A. Sheldon) Calif.
M. 3: 626.
Silver Fox, The; a story. (L. Mott) Outing, 48: 738.
Silver Plate, English, Evolution of Form in. (P. R.
Macquoid) J . Soc. Arts, 49: 323.
Silver Problem, Final Stage of the. Bank. M. (Lond.)
75: 366.
Silver Standard in Mexico, Effects of the.
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Silver Swan and Foxbrush ; a story. (Caroline Corner-
Ohlmutz) Good Words, 46: 300,
Silver Tea-set, The; a story. (Alice Brown) Harper,
I I 3 :_ 707,
Silver Trust, For a. (H. White) Nation, 78: 82.
Silverado; Scene of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Honey-
moon. (H. French) Overland, n. s. 48: 129.
—— A Visit to Stevenson’s. (J . B. Carrington) Lamp,
29: 7.
(C. A. Brassler)
(M. W.
SILVE RSIDES
Silversides, and other Truthful Angling Tales.
Thompson) Outing, 40: 3 52'.
Silversmithing; Martelle Ware. (H. C. Tilden) Brush
& P. 18: 239.
-— Work of Albert A. Southwick. Craftsman, 10: 176.
Silversmith’s Art. (J . Schopfer) Craftsman, 52 113,
217,
— in Contemporary France.
(C.
(J . Schopfer) Craftsman,
51 433-
-— in 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries. (J . Schopfer; tr.
by I. Sargent) Craftsman, 51 336.
Silverware, The Collecting of Old. (W. A. Dyer) Ctry
Life Am. 11! 63. — (P. Macquoid) 19th Cent. 51:
284.=Ecl. M. 138: 781,=Liv, Age, 233: 228,
— Howard’s Old London. (R. Sturgis) Nation, 77:
409.
— Recent Examples of Gorham. Craftsman, 71 447.
Silverwork by Alexander Fisher. (T. M. Wood) Stu-
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Similes, Significance of. (H. P. Humphrey) Acad. 67:
461,
Simmons, Edward. Marine Paintings.
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Simmons, Franklin, Artist. (L. Whiting) Studio (In-
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Simmons, J . Lintorn. Geog. J . 212 329.
Simon, Sir John. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature, 70: 326.
Simon, Lucien, Painter, with portrait. (B. Kara-
georgevitch) M. of Art, 26: 544. — (G. Mourey)
Studio (Internat.) I6: 157,
Simoneau, Jules, The Strange Case of Robert Louis
Stevenson and. (J . S. Vrooman) Cent. 50: 343.
Simonetta; a Favorite of the Florentines. (T. Peck)
Lamp, 28: 185,
Simple Life, The. (M. Reed) Macmil. n. s. I: 113, -
=Liv. Age, 248; 280.—(Geo. P. Brett) World
To-day, 82 492.
-— in America, The. (C. Wagner) Outl. 81: 1063.
Simple Life of Genevieve Maud, The; a story. (E.
Jordan) Harper, I13: 214,
Simpler Life, A. Spec. 89: 220, 490.
Simpler Living, A Plan for. (G. P. Brett) World’s
Work, 9: 5849.
Simples, Perdita’s Simple Cupboard. (R. Le Gallienne)
Harper, I05: 739.
Simplicity. (G. Talbot) National, 45: 326. = Liv. Age,
246: 176.
-— and Luxury. Craftsman, 2: 231.
—— in Literature, Excellence of. Acad. 69: 877. =Liv.
Age, 246: 877.
-—— a Law of Nature. (J . Leiser) Craftsman, 2: 224,
— Private, and Public Art. (I. Sargent) Craftsman,
2: 209,
Simplicity of it; a story.
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Simplification of Life. Craftsman, 9: 405.
Simplon Railway. (H. G. Archer) Good Words, 45! 309.
Simplon Tunnel. Am. Arch. 90:. 205, - (F, Fox)
Cornh. 932 633. — (A. Tarbell) Canad. M. 25: 139.
—- (E. P. Lyle, jr.) Idler, 23: 355.— [In French.]
(G. Goegg) J. Soc. Arts, 51: 23. -—Liv. Age, 245:
123.—— (D. Welch) Cent. 48: 248.—R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
(C. H. Caflin)
(Joseph C. Lincoln) Every-
3I: 572.
— Construction of. (L. Monete) Engin. M. 39: 169,
—- Survey of. (W. E. Plummer) Nature, 73: 30.
Simpson, Joseph, Caricaturist.
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Simpson, Maxwell. (A. E. Dixon) Nature; 65: 51;,
Simpson, R. O. (Booker T. Washington) Indep. 58:
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Simpson, William. Autobiography. Ath. ’o3, 2: 443,
Sims, Edward Dromgoole, Pioneer in Anglo-Saxon,
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(H. Macfall) Studio
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SIN S
Sims, Gecgrge R., with portrait. (J. Keating) Idler,
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Sin. (O. Lodge) Hibbert J . 31 I.
— and Evil, Distinction between. N. Church R. 10:
34-
- ang. Sacrifice. (J . Linehan) Internat. J . Ethics, 16:
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— Christian Conception of.
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-— Chnstian Idea of.
727-
—— Doctrine of. (G. B. Stevens) Am. J. Theol. 8: 588.
— —— as viewed from the Standpoint of Evolution. (P.
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— First, its Consequences and the Remedy. (C.
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— New Varieties of. (E. A. Ross) Atlan. 95: 594.
—— Origin and Propagation of, Tennant on; Hulsean
Lectures. Ath. ’o2, 2: 404,
— Origin of, from a New Viewpoint.
Yale Div. I: 1,
— A Scientist’s [Sir O. Lodge] View of the Nature of.
(C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 303,
— Study of. (H. S. Noon) Meth. R. 66: 431,
Sin of Sister Veronica, The. (Bettina von Hutten)
Outl. 74: 85.
Sinai, The Egyptians in; an Account of Recent Dis-
coveries. (W. W. Flinders-Petrie) Harper, I12:
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Sinaloa, Commercial Conquest of.
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— Valley of. (C. De Kalb) Nation, 82: 487,
Sincerity and Love. (M. Maeterlinck) Cent. 451 817.
Sinclair, Geo., a Professor of Demonology. (G. A.
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Sinclair, May. Outl. 81: 727.
Sinclair, William. (H. Raeburn) Art J. 55: 361,
Sind, Province of. (C. J. Lyall) J. Soc. Arts, 51: 612,
Sindbad on Burrator. (A. T. Quiller-Couch) Scrib. M.
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Sinding, Stephan, with portrait.
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— Art of. (J . Spargo) Craftsman, 11: 277.
Sine Curves, Machine for compounding. (W. G. Cady)
Science, 11. s. 232 877.
Singapore. (E. W. H. Wright) Atlan. 93: 105,
— and Imperial Defense. Sat. R. 100: 427.
— Anglo-Chinese School at. (P. S. Grant) Outl. 76:
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Singers, Now and Then. (W. J . Henderson) Atlan.
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Singing, Art/ of, Yesterday and To-day. (Adelina
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— at Sight. Music, 21: 163.
— Lost Art of. (M. A. R. Tuker) 19th Cent. 53: 865.
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— Philosophy of the Voice, Lunn’s. (J . F. Runciman)
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Single Idea and Some Recent Books.
Bookman, I8: 162,
Single-tax Movement, Quarter-centennial of the.
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See Tax, Single.
Sing Sing and Auburn condemned by Prison Improve-
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Singular Coincidence. (A. Hilliers) Macmil. 89: 36.
Sinner in Israel. (M. Wolfenstein) Lippinc. 732 632.
Sinners, The Grading of. (E. A. Ross) Atlan. 98: 106.
Sinope, Ancient. (D. M. Robinson) Am. J . Philol. 27:
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Sins of the Fathers.
Xmas no.
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(G. B. Stevens) Meth. R. 64:
(G. B. Stevens)
(C. De Kalb) Na-
(M. Osborn) Brush
(F. T. Cooper)
(T.
(E. R. Gibson) Good Words, 44:
SION
Sion; the City of David. (G. A. Smith) Expos. 6th
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Sioux, The Friendly. (D. Robinson) McClure, 21: 426.
- Games of. (J . R. Walker) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I8:
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Sioux Indian Festival, July 4, 1905.
Booklover’s M. 6: 305,
Sir John Constantine; a story. (A. T. Quiller-Couch)
Cornh. 92: 1-721, 93: 1-721,
Sir Mortimer; a novel. (Mary Johnston) Harper, 107:
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Siren, The. (C. Williams) Lippinc. 72: 211,
Siren, The ; a story. (J . L. Long) Cent. 44: 343.
Siren of the Tracks ; a story. (H. Logan) Munsey, 27:
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673.
Siren, The Song of the. (E. Wright) Acad. 70: 203.
Sirens, Temple of the, in the Sorrentine Peninsula.
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Sistan, Depression of, in Eastern Persia. (E. Hunt-
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Sister Ann. (Alice Brown) Outl. 72: 91.
Sister Bonvenuta and the Christ Child. (V. Paget)
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Sister Espérance. (G. W. Carryl) Scrib. M. 33: 533.
Sister Helen. Chant. 37: I00.
Sister Peacham’s Turn; a story. (Sarah O. Jewett)
. Harper, 105: 902. '
Sisterhoods, American.
899.
- in the Episcopal Church. (J . S. Lindsay) Munsey,
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Sistine Chapel, The. Am. Arch. 81: 78, - (K, Hale)
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Sisyra, Metamorphosis of.
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Site Values, Taxation of. (C. F. Bickerdike) Econ. J .
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Sitting Bull, Surrender of. (F. C. Wade) Canad. M.
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Six per Cent; what it means.
694.
Six Seamen and a Menagerie.
J. 81: extra no. 16.
Sixth Sense, A. (H. Clifl’ord) Spec. 91: 382,
Sixty Jane. (J . L. Long) Cent. 43: 388.
Sixty-thousand-dollar Face, The; a story.
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Skate, Lateral Vein of the. (H. W. Rand and J . L.
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Skate-sailing. (A. H. Goodwin) Ctry Life Am. 7: 137.
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- made Easy. (W. F. Ollie) Outing, 45: 425,
Skaters on Rink and Dike. Sat. R. 93: 201.
Skating. (J . V. Gilman) Outing, 41: 617, — (J , F,
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- Figure, Art of. (A. G. Keene) Munsey, 26: 463,
— Freeman shod with Steel. (V. Thompson) Outing,
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- on Dutch Canals. (C. Edwardes) Outing, 39: 663,
- A Veteran Skater’s Gossip. (J . M. Oxley) Atlan.
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Skating-pond, Old. (E. W. Kemble) Outing, 41: 679,
Skeeing; a New Sport. (J . A. Gade) Ctry Life Am.
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Skeeter’s Charge ; a story. (H. Kramer) Munsey, 28:
288,
Skeezicks. (G. R. Chester) McClure, 25: 354.
Skelton, John, Laureate, 1504. (C. U. Manning) An-
tiq. u. s. 41: 383.
Skeptic of the Stone Age, A ; a story. (H. C. Bailey)
Cornh. 94: 44. = Eel. M. 147: 557.
(M. H. Anthony) Am. Nat-
(H. Garland) Mc-
Bank. M. (Lond.) 82:
(J . A. Barry) Chamb.
(E. Le-
6
596
SLAVE
Skepticism. (A. K. Rogers) Philos. R. 13: 627,
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Sketch in Gastronomy, A; a story. (F. C. Pierce)
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Sketches on a Journey to Rome. Temp. Bar, 130: 79,
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Sketching from Nature. (H. O. MacPherson) Brush
&8 P. 15: 271.-(Alfred East) Studio (Internat.)
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Skibo Castle, A Glimpse of. Ctry Life Am. I: 1 11,
Skimmer, the Sea-bird. (F. M. Chapman) Ctry Life
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Skin, Human. (H. Sutherland) Idler, 20: 504.
Skinners’ Co. of London, Wadmore’s Account of.
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Skipping as a Health Exercise. National, 43: 615.
Skirl of Irish Pipes; a story. (S. Mahon) Cath. World,
77 i 753-
Skirmishing. (A. A. S. Barnes) Un. Serv. M. 27: 172.
Skirmishings of Shiny; a story. (C. Dalzell) Am. M.
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Skis; Norwegian “ Ski ” Manoeuvres.
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Skrydloff’s Raid. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 309.
Skua as a Brigand. (E. Selous) ‘Sat. R. 97: 489.
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Sky, ]Esthetics of the. (R. Le Gallienne) Harper,
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— Blue Color of. (T. J. J. See) Atlan. 93: 85.
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Sky-god, European. (A. R. Cook) Folk-Lore, 15: 264.
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Sky-god Personations in Hopi Worship. (J -. W.
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Skye, Mists 0’. (A. Colton) Harper, 104: 797,
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- A Season in. (H. E. M. Stutfield) Blackw. I72:
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Skylark, Song of the. (T. Edwardes) Idler, 27: 604,
Skyrocket and the Blue Stuff. (C. Johns) 47: 761.
Skyscraper; Blair Building, N. Y. City. (H. W.
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- Evolution of a. (M. Schuyler) Archit. Rec. 14:
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Skyscrapers of New York shown in a Group of New
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Sladen Expedition. See Percy Sladen. -
Slander and Libel, Absurdities of the Law of. (J . C.
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Slang. Acad. 63: 527. 68: 279. =Liv. Age, 245: 252,
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Slav Emigrgtion at its Source. (E. G. Balch) Char.
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Slav Temperament, The Real. (H. M. Conacher)
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Slave in Afrique, A. (Dora C. McChesney) Cornh.
87: 271,
‘ Slavs, The.
SLAVEHOLDIN G
Slaveholding in the Cotton Belt, Economic Cost of.
(U. B. Phillips) Pol. Sci. 20: 257.
Slave-market at Marrakesh, The. (S. L. Bensusan)
Harper, I08: 245,
Slave-ship, The Last. (S. H. M. Byers) Harper, :13:
742.
Slave-trade; the Adventure of the “ Mongovo George.”
Gent. M. n. s. 76: 18 a.
—— in Texas. (E. C. Barker) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 6:
145-
—— The New African. (H. W. N evinson) Harper, III:
341—-849. 112: 114-327,
Slaver, An Old—time. Macmil. 89: zo.
Slavery, the Aftermath of, Sinclair on. (W. E. B.
Du Bois) Dial, 40: 294,
— Anti-slavery Sentiment in Virginia.
lagh) So. Atlan. Q. I: 107.
—— Benefit of, to the Negro. (H. E. Belin) Open Court,
18: 606,
——- Black Masters; a Side-light on.
No. Am. 181: 685,
—— Chinese, in U. S. (M. G. C. Edholm) Calif. M. I:
(J. C. Bal-
(C. D. Wilson)
159-
——Future of. (E. Reich) Fortn. 813 371.-_-Ecl. M.
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— in Germanic Society during the Middle Ages.
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-— in Virginia, Ballagh"s History of. (W. MacDonald)
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-— in the West Indies; was it Harmless ? (J . M.
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-— Influence of, on the Old Southern Civilization.
E. Belin) M. of Hist. I: 34.
—— An Old Record-book of. (Mary Gaunt) Indep. R.
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— The Reaction towards. (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 144.
— W. M. Smith’s Political History of. (J . A. Wood-
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—— White, in Colonial Times.
Eng. M. n. s. 28: 396.
— White Servitude in Maryland, 1634-1820,
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Slavic Immigrants. (A. McLaughlin) Pop. Sci. Mo.
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Slavic Transliteration. Lib. J . 27: 16.
(P. Roberts) Internat. Q. IO: 32.
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Sledging over the Polar Pack. (R. E. Peary) Outing,
(A.
(H.
(A. N. Bourne) New
(E. I.
4K 395-
Sleds. How to build a Bob. (D. Beard) Outing, 47:
513-
— How to build a Jumper, or a Gummer, in the
Woods. (D. Beard) Outing, 45: 628.
—- How to make. (D. Beard) Outing, 43: 481.
—— How to steer a Bobsled. (D. Beard) Outing, 47:
656.
Sleep. (F. Legge) Acad. 62: 561.—(T. R. Pearson)
Gent. M. n. s. 71: I79.——Spec. 96: 98o.=Liv.
Age, 250: 316.
—— and its Regulation.
67= 409.
- Luminous. Spec. 91: 160. = Liv. Age, 239: 113,
— Methods of inducing. (J . E. Watkins, jr.) Cosmo-
pol. 351 425. '
—— Need of Plenty of. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 60: 148,
-— Theories of. (P. G. Stiles) Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 432.
Sleepers on the Veldt, The. Chamb. J . 80: Xmas no.
(J . M. Taylor) Pop. Sci. Mo.
48- .
Sleeping in the Open Air. Spec. 93: 217. =Liv. Age,
243: 25o.——(Margaret Brewster) Cosmopol. 42: 94,
Sleeping-car, The Czar of the. (A. S. Hoifman) Chaut.
39= 361.
’\
597
SMELL
Sleeping Sickness, African. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature,
71: 498.—-(J. W. W. Stephen) Nature, 69: 345,-
(E. R. Lankester) Quar. 200: 113,
— Etiology of. (E. A. Minchin) Nature, 75: 56.
Sleeplessness. Chamb. J . 82: 559,
Sleepy-Eye. (A. Chekhov) Cosmopol. 41: 151,
Sleepy Grass and its Efifect on Horses. (V. Bailey)
Science, 11. s. 17: 392.
Sleepy Hollow Gazette, The. Chamb. J . 81: 774.
Sleepy Town. (A. Ransome) Temp. Bar, 134: 30.
Sleighing. (V. Thompson) Outing, 41: 657.
Slingsby, Guildford, and John Morris. Dub. R. 139:
339-
Slingsby and Slingsby Castle, Brooke on. Ath. ’o4,
2: 106,
Slip of the Leash, The; a story.
man) Harper, I09: 668,
Slip of the Noose ; a story.
27: 49-
Slippers of Marianne; a story. (J . L. Herbertson)
Temp. Bar, 134! 302. =Liv. Age, 251: 288,
Slipping Backwards; a story. (P. Jollifie) Ecl. M.
14x: 6o7.
Slips of the Learned. Month, 107: 631,
Sloane, J ohn, Estate of, Lenox, Mass.
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Sloane Collection in the British Museum. (D. I. Bush-
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Slocum, Capt. Joshua. (C. Johnson) Outing, 41: 35.
Slovak and Pole in America. (E. A. Steiner) Outl.
73: 5 55.—(P. V. Rovnianek) Char. I32 239.
Slovanians of Istria, Overland among the. (F. J .
Koch) Overland, n. s. 48: 221.
Slum, Some Account of a. (A. Gleig) Monthly R. 22,
no. 3: 111.: Liv. Age, 249: 568.
Slum Environment and Social Causation.
Davis) Westm. I65: 249,
Slum Life in Great Britain. (J . Dennis, jr.) Every~
b0dY’S. I21 475-
Slum Overcrowding and the Repeal of the Legislative
Restrictions on Railways. Westm. 158: 259.
Slum’s Point of View, The. (Owen Kildare) Indep.
58= I394-
Slums, London, Christian Service in. (G. C. Lorimer)
World To-day, 6: 200,
Sly’s Awakening. (H. W. Nevinson) Indep. R. 7: 461,
Small Arms of the Russian and Japanese Armies. J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 95.
Small Event, A. (L. A. Harker) Longm. 42: 40.:
Liv. Age, 237: 585.
Small Family, The, and American Society. (F. A.
Doughty) 19th Cent. 54: 42o.=Ecl. M. 141: 721.
Small Person, A; a story. (M. T. Campbell) McClure,
261 559-
Small-pox, The. (F. T. Bond) National, 391 I41.
— and Vaccination, Statistics of. (C. E. A. Winslow)
Am. Statis. Assoc. 82 279.
—- Dr. Finsen’s Red-room Cure for.
220,
—- Gaddesden’s Treatment of.
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—in London in 1902. Sat. R. 93: I02.
Small-sword, Revival of the. (C. N. Robinson) I9th
Cent. 57: no.
Smart, Christopher.
(Mary E. W. Free-1
(H. Whitaker) Canad. M.
(W. Miller)
(R. G.
Chamb. J . 79:
(C. S. Northrup) Na—
(M. K. Hill) Temp. Bar, 130:
534-
Smart Set, The, in Winter. Indep. 59: II46.
Smartness of Lewkovitz, The. (B. Lessing) Cosmopol.
4°: 97-
Smedley, A. Constance, with portrait. Idler, 23: 319.
Smedley, Francis Edward ; a Memory of an Old Young
Author. (VV. W. Fenn) Chamb. J . 822 95.
Smell, Sense of. Spec. 93: 283.
Smith, Goldwin, with portrait.
SMELLS
Smells, Associative Power of, Experiments on. (Alice
Heywood; Helen A. Vortriede) Am. J. Psychol.
15: S37-
Smelting, Electric, in Canada. (R. W. Wilson) Chamb.
J. 83: 615.
- in British Columbia. (W. M. Brewer) Engin. M.
28: 333.
Smeroe Volcano, Java. (I. A. Stigand) Geog. J. 23:
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15.
Smet, P. J . de, Chittenden’s Life, Letters, and Travels
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Smetham, James, and Collins. (C. Allston) Art J . 551
281. .
Smibert, John. (R. R. Wilson) New Eng. M. 11. s. 251
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Smile of God, The. (J . C. N eihardt) Overland, n. s. 391
544. ~.
Smiles, Dr. Samuel. Ath. ’o4, I: 531..-—-'-Liv. Age,
2.4I= 637.
- A Glimpse of. (C. E. Thomas) Sund. M. 34: 110.
Smith, Adam, and some Problems of To-day. (J . A.
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— F. W. Hirst on. Outl. 79: 87.
Smith, Alexander. An Elizabethan and Two Modern
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Smith, Azariah. Lit. W. (Bost.) 33: 29.
Smith, Mrs. Charlotte, Sorrows of. (Viscount St.
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Smith, Clark Allen. Wis. Alum. M. 5: 226.
Smith, Francis Hopkinson. Bk. News, 25: 13. —With
portrait. Bk. Buyer, 24: 429. -With portrait.
(H. W. Mabie) Bk. Buyer, 25: 17,- (A. S. van
Westrum) Lamp, 28: 383. -(E. F. Haskins) Lit.
W. (Bost.) 35: 245. 7
- and his Work. (H. W. Mabie) Bk. Buyer, 25: 17.
— as an Artist. Bk. News, 25: 18.
- Colonel Carter. Bk. News, 25: 14.
- Oliver Horn, Artist Life in New York in the Days
of. (W. H. Shelton) Critic, 43: 3!.
Smith, George, Bank of. (J . V. Farwell) J . Pol. Econ.
13: 590. .
Smith, Geo. Adam, Trial of. (N. L. Walker et al.)
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Smith, Gerrit, and John Brown. (F. B. Sanborn)
Critic, 47: 349.
(A. Shortt) Book-
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113,
- on the Irish Question. (Morgan M. Sheedy) Cath.
World, 82: 641,
- Sage of “ The Grange.” Bk. News, 24: 833.
Smith‘, Sir Henry, Autobiography of. (H. A. Bryden)
Temp. Bar, 125: 425. —(J.W. Fortescue) Macmil.
86: 70. -(G. A. Thayer) Nation, 75: 73. -(P. F.
Bicknell) Dial, 32: 271.-Ath. ’02, I: 136.
Smith, Henry Preserved. Old Testament History.
(J. A. Kelso ; J. M. P. Smith) Am. J. Theol. 8: 383,
Smith, Horace and James. Rejected Addresses. (Vis-
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Smith, J ames. Author of Rejected Addresses. (Flor-
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Smith, James Sargent. Wis. Alum. M. 2: 366,
Smith, Jessie Willcox. (H. S. Morris) Bk. Buyer, 24:
201.
Smith, Capt. John. (H. G. Parsons) Blackw. I74: 28.
- (A. Cameron) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 51,
- and the American Nation. (K. P. Woods) Harper,
104: 470.
- vs. the -United States.
15* I75-
Smith, Norman, Studies in Cartesian Philosophy.
(W. R. B. Gibson) Mind, 28: 250,
(C. S. Lemly) Green Bag,
598
SNAKE ‘
Smith, Sydney. (J . Vaugham) Longm. 46: 25.
- as a Talker. (E. Manson) Good Words, 46: 580.
-- Russell’s Life of. Ath. ’05., I: 234,
Smith and the May Lee Association; a story. (G.
Bu1fg6ss)Everybody’s, I5: 105,
“Smith, lgebtor.” (J . H. Gannon, jr.) Everybody’s,
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Smith-Hald, Frithjof, Norwegian Landscape Painter.
(F. W. Morton) Brush & P. 10: 129,
Smith, Wm., Amer. Minister to Portugal, I797, Corre-
spondence of. (B. C. Steiner) Sewanee, 14: 76.
Smithmeyer and Pelz. vs. the United States. Am.
Arch. go: 27.
Smithson, James. Lamp, 28: 235,
Smithsonian Institution, The. Nation, 80: 516. —
Science, 11. s. 17: 284, 476,- Pop, Sci, Mo, 62: 323.
— and its Afliliatcd Bureaus. Science, 11. s. 16: 801.
- and Prof. Osborn. Science, 11. s. 24: 825.
- and Research. (C. H/. Eigenmann) Science, n. s.
24: 553-
- as a National Institute of Research.
Science, 11. s. 23: 876.
-Meeting of Regents, Jan., 1904. Science, n. s. 19:
(D. Fairchild)
273-
- The New Head of the. (H. F. Osborn) Nation, 83:
479-
- Policy of. Science, 11. s. 16: 961.
- Science and Art Department. (H. Blaker) Westm.
I61: 316.
— Work of. (E. W. Sikes) So. Atlan. Q. I: 269.
Smoke. (Fred A. Hunt) Overland, n. s. 46: 298.
— Abatement of, in Large Cities.
Outl. 70: 480.
(C. H. Benjamin)
- - Report of London Conference. (J . B. C. Ker-
shaw) Cassier, 29: 33 5.
— Coal, the Cloud over English Life. (C. Rolleston)
Westm. 162: 30,
— Industrial, and its Prevention.
Cassier, 29: 109.
— Nuisance of. (C. Rolleston) Am. Arch. 85: 43.
—Prevention of. (R. S. Hale) Am. Arch. 85: 45.-
(A. J. Martin) J. Soc. Arts, 54: 531.
- - Science of. (C. H. Benjamin) Science, n. s. 19:
488.
— Treatment of. (W. N. Shaw) Nature, 66: 667,
Smokeless Powder and Intrenchments. Un. Serv. M.
27: 396.
Smollett, Tobias, Works. (R. Burton) Dial, 32: 81,
Smoot, Reed, The Case of. (J . C. Burrows) Indep.
60: 735.
Smug Citizen, The; a drama.
Lore, 17, no. 42 1.
Smuggler, Diary of a. (VV. H. Hunt) Longm. 39: 213.
Smugglers’ Tricks. (S. Baring-Gould) Chamb. J . 82:
221,
Smyrna, the Home of Homer. (R. B. Richardson)
Lamp, 28: -479.
Smyth, Egbert Cofiin. (E. Y. Hincks) N. E. Reg. 59:
‘ II,
(J . B. C. Kershaw)
(Maxim Gorky) Poet-
Smyth, Montague, Landscape Paintings of. (E. G. ‘
Halton) Studio (Internat.) 29: 199.
Smyth, William, of Donegal. Good Words, 43: 362,
Smyth, William, “the Sweet Lyrist of Peterhouse.”
(H. Vaughan) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 56.
Smythe, Lionel, as a Painter. Art J . 56: 223,
Sniythe, Roland, Indiana Hermit. Outing, 44: 65.
Snail, Food Habits of the. (E. H. Sellards) Science,
11. s. 24: 469.
Snailleries. Chamb. J . 81: 429,
Snake, Story of the. (A: W. Rolker) McClure, 21: 280.
Snake Dance, The Moqui. (H. N. Rust) Land of Sun.
4: 70.
- To the. (H. Monroe) Fortn. 84: 665.
SNAKE-DANCERS
Snake-dancers of Mishongnovi. (R. B. Townshend)
19th Cent. 55: 429,
Snake River, The Scenic Marvel of Idaho.
Kirkbride) World’s Work, 12: 7648.
— Lava Plains of. (W. M. Davis) Science, n. s. 17:
672,
Snake Story, A. (C. Emery) Outing, 44: 160.
Snakes and Children. (J . O. Byrne) Chamb. J. 82:
(W. H.
343-
— Bahama. (T. Barbour) Am. Natural. 40: 229.
— I have known. (W. S. Dunbar) Outing, 42: 546.
-—— of Southern Michigan. (H. L. Clark) Am. Natu-
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— Poisonous; where they are pampered. Chamb. J.
80: 119.
——- Stories about. (J . Johnson) Outing, 45: 282.
Snap-shot and the Psychological Novel. (Annie N.
Meyer) Bookman, I5: 260.
Snapper Fishermen of the Gulf.
Outing, 44: 66.
Snare of the Fowler; a story.
pol. 36: 651.
Snares, Concerning. (L. S. McChesney) Atlan. 89: 840.
“ Snark,” The Voyage of the. (Jack London) Cosmo-
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Snegourka; a Russian Myth. Sat. R. 101: 297,
Snell, Henry B., Marine Paintings of. (C. H. Caflin)
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Snipe, Habits and Habitat of. Blackw. 175: 388, 564.
— Some Haunts of. Blackw. 174: 36.
— Wizard of the Wet Lands. (E. Sandys) Outing,
41: 84.
Snipe Marsh in May, A. Spec. 942 707.
Snipe-shooting. Blackw. 174: 133, 509, 8o5.=Ecl. M.
141: 601,:-Liv. Age, 238: 680,
— in Wales. Spec. 97: 879.
Snitcher, The; a story. (F. L. Boalt) McClure, 26:
(H. C. Howland)
(D. Felsburg) Cosmo-
633.
Snobbery in Art and Literature. Acad. 70: 597, =
Liv. Age, 250: 303,
Snoqualmil, Wash.; the Land of the Moon.
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Snow. (A. B. Comstock) Chaut. 38: 387,
—- Reddish-brown. (E. Lindsey) Science, 11. s. 19: 393.
—Waves and Drifts in. (V. Cornish) Nature, 66:
453-
— — in Canada. (V. Cornish) Geog. J . 20: 137,
Snow and Ice Sports, Practical Side of. (Arthur H.
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Snow-babies’ Christmas, The; a story. (J . A. Riis)
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Snow Crystals. Nat. Geog. M. 15: 30.
— Photographs of. Nature, 68: 129.
— —- Bentley’s. Nature, 65: 234.
Snowdrop Mound, The. (D. Townsend) Temp. Bar,
130: 476,
Snowflake, Biography of a. (A. H. Bell) Knowl. 25:
233.=Liv. Age, 235: 758.=Ecl. M. 140: 273.
Snow Houses and Men, How to make. (D. Beard)
Outing, 43: 366,
Snow-plant, The California. (R. P. Eckstrom) Land
of Sun. 7: 65. — (J. M. Barrickman) Overland, n. s.
47‘ 43-
Snow-plows on English Railways.
Idler, 24: 383.
Snowshoe Picknicking.
411,
Snowshoeing. (A. Chamberlain) Ctry Life Am. 3:
60. — (L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 7: 634.
Snowshoes of Plumas County, Cal. (H. G. Squier)
Calif. M. 5: 318.
Snow-storm, Jan. 31—Feb. 1, 1393. (A. Woods) New
Eng. M. n. s. 29: 754.
(D. C.
(G. W. Rhodes)
(L. D. Sherman) Outing, 47:
599
SOCIAL
Snow Waves and Ripples. (C. Ray) Good Words, 46:
733~
Snow-white and Rose-red; a story. (E. Wyatt)
McClure, 20: 404,
Snubbing of Adnast, The. (F. H. Lancaster) McClure,
25: 582,
Snuff, A Chat about. (W. Whytock) Gent. M. n. s.
751 403-
Snuffed Out; a story. (Sir G. Scott) Cornh. 94: 208.
Snyder County Gold-strike, The. (N. Lloyd) Scrib.
M. 38: 222,
Soap Laws, Quaint Early English.
Green Bag, 14: 368.
Soaring of Birds, Problem of.
Life Am. 5: 482.
Sober, Hiram Allen. (F. P. Robinson) Wis. Alu1n. M.
2: 11,
Social Abyss, The. Liv. Age, 232: 540.
(L. G. Smith)
(F. M. Chapman) Ctry
Social Advance, Methods of. (C. C. Carstens) Char. '
13= 139-
Social and Industrial Problems. (J . R. Commons)
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Social Assimilation. (Sarah E. Simons) Am. J . Sociol.
7: 539-
Social Causation, Theory of. (F. H. Giddings) Am.
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Social Change, Factors of. (E. A. Ross)Am. J . Sociol.
9: 781,‘ 10: 81,189.
—- Influence of Form of, upon Emotional Life of a
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Social Culture by Education and Religion. (W. T.
Harris) Educa. R. 29: 18.
Social Democracy and the Church in Germany. (C.
Lahnow) Outl. 70: 720,
—in Germany. (E. Bernstein) Internat. Q. 8: 175.
——(G. von Vollmar) National, 42: 525.
Social Democratic Party, Appeal of. (E. V. Debs)
Indep. 57: 835.
Social Democrats and the German Elections. (G. M.
Royce) Outl. 74: 940,
Social Development, Capitalization of. (L. Wallis)
A1n. J . Sociol. 7: 763.
— Recent. (S. Urban) Gent. M. 11. s. 711 206.
Social Differentiation and Social Integration.
Ward) Am. J . Sociol. 8: 721.
Social Diplomacy. Spec. go: 565.=Liv. Age, 237:
635.
Social Discontent and Labor Troubles.
Am. J. Sociol. 9: 173.
Social Discontents, Some Thoughts on.
1: 740.
Social Effort, Reciprocities of.
(L. F.
(W. A. Giles)
(S. M. Crothers) Char.
13: 29,
Social Event, A; a story. (F. T. Cox) McClure, 24:
387-
Social Evil, Report of the Committee of Fifteen on.
Outl. 70: 606.
Social Evolution, Three Primary Laws of. (C. W.
Macfarlane) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 336.
Social Experiment, A. (L. W. Betts) Outl. 72: 641.
Social Federal Legislation. (T. Roosevelt’s Message)
Char. 15: 377.
Social Forces. (E. A. Ross) Am. J . Sociol. 9: 526.
Social History of the U. S. in Caricature. (Frank
Weitenkampf) Critic, 47: 136, 234.
Social Ideal and the Dogma of Creation. (H. S. Nash)
Am. J . Theol. 7: 20.
Social Ideals. (C. M. Geer) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 13: 185.
—— (C. Waldstein) No. Am. 182: 840. I83: 125.
Social Improvement; the Disease and the Remedy.
(A. E. P. Rockwell) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 446.
Social Legislation, British Government and. (R. Don-
ald) Outl. 83: 326.
Macmil. n. s. I
SOCIAL
Social Logic. (M. Roosevelt) Lippinc. 74: 129,
Social Message of Emerson. (O. R. Lovejoy) Arena,
33: 38.
Social Movements, Thought and.
Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12: 177.
Social Order, The. (S. J . Beam) Ref. Ch. R. 49: 145.
— The Thought Side of. (H. W. Thomas) Arena, 30:
468.
Social Origins, Lang on. (F. Starr) Dial, 35: 301,
Social Parasites. (C. Rolleston) Westm. 162: 623,
Social Policy, The Next Steps in. (T. C. Frey) Econ.
R, 12: 420,
Social Privateer, A; a story.
rim 771 257-
Social Problems. (T. Roosevelt) Putnam, 1: 42,
—- A Possible Solution of some. (T. L. Heaton) Westm.
165: 505. .
Social Progress, The Final Factor in. (R. T. Flewel-
ling) Meth. R. 63: 764.
— Henrik Ibsen and. (A. Henderson) Arena, 33: 26.
— in Europe. (F. A. Ogg) Chant. 40: 413, 511.
Social Psychology, Present Problems of. (E. A. Ross)
Am. J. Sociol. 10: 456.
—Province of. (W. I. Thomas) Am. J. Sociol. 10:
(A. C. Armstrong)
(F. W. Wharton) Lip-
44s. ~
Social Question, The. (R. G. Davis) Westm. 165:
265,
—- and the Christian Answer. (K. Bocock) Sewanee,
10: 4'0,
— of To-day. (Ida W. Howerth) Am. J . Sociol. 12:
254.
Social Reform. (W. J. Kerby) Am. Cath. Q. 28: 521.
— Governments and. (J . E. Gorst) Fortn. 83: 843.
~— Obligation of the Tory Party. (Sir J . Gorst) 19th
Cent. 53: 519.
— The Outlook for. (C. F. G. Masterman) Indep. R.
7: 132,
— Principles in. (W. J . Kerby) Cath. World, 80: 425-
709, 81: 65.
Social Reform Workers and the Church. (W. D. P.
Bliss) Outl. 82: 122,
Social Reformer, Working Faith of the. (H. Jones)
Hibbert J . 4: 42-550.
Social Reforms. (J . A. Nicklen) Westm. I58: 366,
—- Some. (O. Lodge) Contemp. 88: 1. = Liv. Age, 246:
1.
Social Relations, Basis of, Brinton on. (F. W. Black-
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.—Improvemeut of. (VV. C. Heffner) Luth. Q. 32:
387-
Social Revolt in 1381, Studies in the Sources of. (G.
Kriehn) Am. Hist. R. 7: 254, 458.
Social Revolution, The Coming. (J . H. B. Browne)
National, 48: 427,
Social Righteousness, The Rising Tide of. (J . W.
Stimson) Arena, 302 526.
Social Scarecrows. (L. Slatterthwaite) Arena, 34:
465.
Social Science and the Curriculum.
School R. 10: 185.
— Past and Present in.
Sci. 43: 1.
— Practical.
Social Sciences in Collegiate Training.
Neill) Cath. Univ. Bull. 7: 38.
— in High Schools. (H. A. Hollister) School R. 14:
379- '
',— Women and the Study of. (S. S. Whittelsey) Ed-
uca. 23: 98.
Social Secretary, The; a New Profession. (W. H.
Tolman) Outl. 77: 594.
— of the Department Store. (E. C. Wheeler) Char.
10: 24.
(G. E. Vincent)
(F. B. Sanborn) Am. J . Soc.
(S. H. Goldenson) Char. I6: 5 38,
(Charles P.
600
SOCIALISM
Social Service. (J . Strong) Craftsman, 9: 620.
—- Institutes of. (B. Meakin) Sund. M. 34: 835.
Social Settlement, Columbus, Ohio. (F. L. Bell) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 505.
Social Sickness. (E. F. Benson) Fortn. 82: 509.
Social Stilt—walking. (E. Gregory) Harper, 111: 555.
Social Structure, Present Problems of. (F. Tiinnies)
Am. J. Sociol. 10: 569.
Social Structures, Evolution of. (L. F. Ward) Am. J .
Sociol. 10: 589,
Social Unity, Nature of. (R. Adams) Am. J . Sociol.
10: 208.
Social Unrest, The. (M. Hillquit and others) Cosmo-
pol. 41: 297.
— Brooks on. Cath. World, 77: 678.
Social Will, The. (A. H. Lloyd) Am. J. Sociol. 8:
6
33 -
Social Work in British Factories. (Mary Rankin
Cranston) Craftsman, 9: 793.
—— A New Profession. (R. A. Woods) Char. I5: 469. =
Internat. J . Ethics, 16: 25.
— Special Training for. (D. C. Gilman) Char. 13:
395-
Social Worker, Young Man of To-day as a. (W. Buck)
Outl. 79: 179.
Social Workers, Among. Char. 15: 422.
-—- and Philadelphia’s Political Reform. (C. S. Bern-
heimer) Char. 15: 889.
— Employment Exchange for. Char. 14: 916.
Socialism. (E. B. Andrews) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 4: 128.
2» —(P. Dougan) Month, 107: 182.
—— Advent of. (E. Hume) Fortn. 85: 475.
-— and the Architect. (C. H. Israels) Archit. R. 17:
329-
— and Bernstein. (A. F. Harrison) Fortn. 77: 128.
—- and the Family. (H. G. Wells) Indep. 61: 1025,
— and German Politics. Chant. 38: 5.
— and the Liquor Trafiic. (W. H. Watts) Arena, 36:
395-
— and the Man in the Street. (W. R. Malcolm)
Monthly R. 22, no. 2: 62.
— and the Middle Classes. (H. G. Wells) Fortn. 86:
785.
— and the Recent Strikes in Italy.
World To-day, 9: 876.
—- and the Trusts. (M. A. Lane) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18:
(N. D. Harris)
98.
— as Internationalism in France. (A. T. Smith) Ed-
uca. 26: 182,
— as a Rival of Orgam'zed Christianity.
No. Am. 178: 915,
-—- At the Parting of the Ways. (VV. von Schierbrand)
Internat. Q. 10: . '
— Atheism and. (W. J . Kerby) Cath. Univ. Bull. 11:
(T. C. Hall)
,-
— The Battle of. (J . Collier) Nation, 81: 379,
— Before. (H. W. Strong) Monthly R. 25, no. 2: 1,
— Belgian. (L. K. Friedman) Outl. 71: 975.
— Catholic Church and. (E. Vandervelde) Indep. 56:
429- .
— Catholicity and. (W. J . Kerby) Am. Cath. Q. 30:
2
25.
— Christian. (C. H. Parkhurst) Munsey, 35: 681,
— — Claim of. (J. M. Thompson) Econ. R. 16: 156.
— — in France. Church Q. 58: 38.
— Collectivism, and Industrial Development. (VV. E.
Walling) J . Pol. Econ. 10: 444,
— Course and Influence of Romantic. (C. D. Wright)
Harv. Grad. M. 12: 8.
— Discordant. Sat. R. 98: 258.
— England, France, and. (L. Jerrold) Monthly R. 24,
no. 3: 1.
l — Evolved and Ideal. (S. Orr) Overland, u. s. 481 443.
SOCIALISM
Socialism, Final Word on. (W. J . Madden) Cath.
World, 77: 723.
— F oregleams of the Fraternal State. (W. H. Mor-
. rell and A. Rosenberg) Arena, 28: 23,
-— Free. (W. L. Garver) Arena, 29: 524.
— Germany and the Progress of. (F. A. Ogg) Chant.
41: 111,
-— Growing.
—— Growth of.
— Growth of Political.
(N. Y.) 34: 82.
—— The Harmless Necessary Truth. (E. Bisland) No.
Am. 183: 207,
— Identity of, with Christianity.
laer) Arena, 34: 39.
-— The Impending Conflict.
61: 423.
—in Ancient Athens. Where Socialism was tried.
(W. D. P. Bliss) Outl. 81: 616.
— in Belgium, Organization of. (E. Vandervelde) In-
dep. 61: 1110,
—in Europe. (L. F. Strauss) Arena, 311 508.—(M.
, Nordau) Cosmopol. 36: 517. — (E. Vandervelde)
Indep. 55: I609.
—- in German Politics. Sat. R. 972 353. =Ecl. M.
142: 830,1‘-Liv. Age, 241: 375.
— in Germany. (L. Elkins) Monthly R. 22, no. 3: 34.
— — Growth of. Sat. R. 96: 37.
—- —- 1903. (A. M. Simmons) World To-day, 5: 1202,
-— in the House of Commons. Ed. R. 2042 273.
—-— in our Midst [the U. S. Army]. (W. E. P. French)
Arena, 32: 32.
— in Practice. (R. Donald) Outl. 81: 555,
—— in the United States. Yale R. 15: I.
—- Individualism through. (T. E. Will) Arena, 36:
359-
- Individualism vs. (W. J . Bryan) Cent. 49: 856.
— — Mr. Bryan and our Complex Social Order.
H. Giddings) Cent. 51: 154,
-— Is it Right after all? (C. S. Devas) Dub. R. 1392
(A. B. Chalmers) Bib. Sac. 59: 254.
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 80: 324,
(W. D. P. Bliss) R. of Rs.
(J . T. Van Rensse-
(Goldwin Smith) Indep.
(F.
321,
— its Growth and its Leaders. (H. N. Casson) Mun-
sey, 33: 290.
— James’s Studies in.
— Modern, and the Family.
11: 165.
— Monopoly and the Struggles of Classes.
Clark) Pol. Sci. Q. 18: 599.
—- Municipal. Quar. 205: 420,
-— —- in Great Britain. (James Boyle) Cassier, 22: 681,
—— New. Quar. I99! 1.: Liv. Age, 241: 193.
— —- Quarterly Review on. Spec. 92: 119.
-— New School of, in Europe. (David G. Phillips)
Arena, 331 242.
— Our First Experiment in.
Work, 12: 7774.
— Progress of, in Europe. (F. A. Vanderlip) Scrib. M.
37 1 I73-
- A Propaganda of. (A. Alexander) Nation, 81: 272_
-——A Radical Forecast. (F. Putnam) New Eng. M.
n. s. 35: I49.
-— The Russian Socialists. Contemp. 89: 1.
—— Scope and Future Development of.
Westm. I63: 117,
— State, in South Australia.
Econ. 11: 280,
— sub rosa. (J . A. R. Marriott) Fortn. 785 962,
—-— What makes ? VVorld’s Work, 12: 7771,
Socialist and Individual, Common Ground for.
W. Bennett) Arena, 36! I57.
—-— The Catholic. (T. Baty) Macmil. n. s. 22 47.
— Evolution of a. (M. F. Quinlan) Cath. World, 82:
594-
(B. O. Flower) Arena, 36: 428,
(H. G. Wells) Indep. R.
(J. B.
(F. T. Gates) World’s
(T. Good)
(L. Katscher) J . Pol.
(J .
601
SOCIETY
Socialist, Making of a. (W. Hard) World To-day, 11:
I8)-
Socialist Campaigning in an Old French Village.
Minturn) Outl. 83: 382,
Socialist Congress, International, 1905. (T. K. Hardie)
19th Cent. 56: 559. = Liv. Age, 243: 491. -—Spec.
g3: 277.1-“Eel. M. 143: 595. = Liv. Age, 243: 53.
Socialist Economics of Karl Marx and his Followers.
(T. Veblen) Q. J. Econ. 20: 575.
Socialist Labor Party, Appeal of. (C. H. Corregan)
Indep. 57: 841.
Socialist Movement in America, 1903.
mons) VVorld To-day, 52 935.
Socialist Party, The. (U. Sinclair) World’s Work, 11:
7431-
Socialist Program, The. (E. Slade) Arena, 351 597.-
(J. G. Brooks) Atlan. 98: 651.-— (C. F. Adams)
Westm. I59: 635.
Socialist Vote, The, in the U. S., 1904,
Nation, 79: 408.
Socialists and Tories.
— Dreams of Young.
(M.
(A. M. Sim-
(H. Lamont)
(G. S. Street) Fortn. 85: 625,
(R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 192,
—— Russian. Contemp. 891 I. = Liv. Age, 248: 451,
— Why they are Partisans. (W. J . Ghent) Indep. 59:
967.
Sociality, Basis of. (A. Allin) Am. J . Sociol. 8: 75. I
Univ. Colo. Stud. 1: 245,
Société Nationale des Beaux Arts, Salon of.‘
Frantz) Studio (Internat.) 23: 14. 26: 117,
(H.
29:
130. .
Societies, Learned, Bibliographical Handbook of. (J .
D. Thompson) Lib. J . 29¢ supp. 114.
Society as an Organism. (H. Wilson) Westm. I 58:
293-
- Democracy.
—-Eastern U. S., and its Leaders.
son) Everybody’s, I0: 490.
—-— Enemies of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 394.
— Geology of. (Mary Higgs) Contemp. 87: 552,
— Intellectual. (P. M. Craigie) Acad. 66: 275,
—- Is it a Psychical Unit? Reply to R. Adams.
A. Ellwood) Am. J . Sociol. I0: 666,
-— Is it worse than it was? (Lady G. Ramsden) 19th
Cent. 53: 54.
—— Lashing the Vices of. Spec. 97: 121,
— New Problems in the Study of. (B. Moses)
Univ. Cl1ron. 32 I 3.
— The Partnership of. (W. A. White) Am. M. 62:
576.
— vs. Art. (J . L. Ford) Munsey, 32: 406.
—- What is the Best? (J . L. Ford) Munsey, 30: 309,
(Vida D. Scudder) Atlan. 90: 348,
(Mrs. B. Harri-
(C.
Calif .
Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology. (W. F.
Ganong) Science, n. s. 15: 401,
—— for Experimental Biology and Medicine. Science,
11. s. 232 979.
—- for Plant Morphology and Physiology. (W. F.
Ganong) Science, 11. s. 19: 413.
— of American Artists, 27th Annual Exhibition, 1905.
(C. E. F airman) Craftsman, 8: 181.
— of American Bacteriologists. (E. O. Jordan) Sci-
ence, n. s. I7: 369.
—- of American Sculptors.
321 345-
—- of Arts, Presidential Address.
J. Soc. Arts, 5!: 8.
—— of Beaux-Arts Architects. Am. Arch. 88: 210.
—-— of Chemical Industry, Annual Meeting, 1905. Na-
ture, 72: 279.
—- of Hellenic Studies, Anniversary of.
tion. 791 49-
- of Scottish Artists, Exhibition, 1903.
(W. O. Partridge) Arena,
(Wm. H. Preece)
(L. Dyer) Na-
Art J. 55:
284.
—- of Twelve [Artists], The. Ath. ’06, 2: 662.
\
SOCIETY
Society of Western Artists, Exhibition, 1906. (J . S.
Dickerson) World To-day, I0: 295,- (Maude I. G.
Oliver) Studio (Internat.) 27: cii.
Society Journalism. (S. Stapleton) Monthly R. 2!, no.
2: 102, —Nation, 82: 88.
Sociological Construction Lines. (E. Cary Hayes) Am.
J. Sociol. I0: 623, 750, II: 26, 623. I2: 45,
Sociological Form of the Group-number, of Members
as determining. (G. Simmel) Am. J . Sociol. 8: I.
Sociologist, What is a? (A. W. Small) Am. J . Sociol.
8: 468.
Sociology. (M. A. Lane) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 547.-—
(L. F. Ward) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: I13,
— and Ethics, Relation between. (H. Hiiffding) Am.
J. Sociol. 10: 672.
—- and Homer. (A. G. Keller) Am. J . Sociol. 9: 37.
— and the Pulpit. (F. Sewall) N. Church R. 13:
201,
— at the London University.
67: 262,
-— Biological Foundations of.
Sociol. 11: 532.
— Concepts and Methods of.
Sociol. I0: 161,
(C. W. Saleeby) Acad.
(G. A. Reid) Am. J .
(F. H. Giddings) Am. J .
— Contemporary. (L. F. Ward) Am. J . Sociol. 7: 45,
629. 749.
— A Decade of. (A. W. Small) Am. J . Sociol. II: I.
/~ Development of. (G. E. Vincent) Am. J . Sociol.
I0: 145.
Educational Aspects of.
Sociol. 11: 85.
— Founders of. (V. V. Branford) Am. J . Sociol. 10:
(V. V. Branford) Am. J .
94-
—— Giddings’s Inductive. (A. W. Small) Science, n. s.
I 5: 7oo.— (O. S. Peirce) Nation, 74: 273.
-— Introduction to. (G. De Greef) Am. J . Sociol. 8:
478. II: 663,
— Is it a Science ‘P (H. G. Wells) Fortn. 84: 764.
— Love the Formative Principle of. (B. T. Stafford)
Bib. Sac. 60: 358.
-— Metaphysical Elements in. (P. H. Fogel) Am. J .
Sociol. I0: 501.
— Methods of. (F. H. Giddings) Science, n. s. 20:
624,
— Moot Points in. (E. A. Ross) Am. J . Sociol. 82 762.
W 105-349.
-— Origin and Use of the Word.
Am. J. Sociol. 91 I45.
3- Problems of. (G. Ratzenhofer) Am. J . Sociol. 10:
(V. V. Branford)
I77-
-— Recent Tendencies in. (E. A. Ross) Q. J . Econ.
13: 438. 16: 537, 1 :82,
— Relation to other Sciences. (A. W. Small) Am. J .
Sociol. 12: II.
——Scope of. (A. W. Small) Am. J. Sociol. 8: 197,
10: 26.
—So-called Science of. (H. G. Wells) Indep. R. 6:
21. =Ecl. M. 145: 190.: Liv. Age, 246: 3.
— Study of, in Institutions of Learning in the U. S.
(F. L. Tolman) Am. J. Sociol. 7: 797. 8: 85, 251,
531-
—— Unconscious Man. (A. L. P. Weedon) Westm.
158: 306,
— Varieties of. (G. E. Vincent) Am. J . Sociol. I2: 1,
—- L. F. Ward on Pure. (A. W. Small; H. H. Baw-
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— Year’s Best Books in, 1904. (Grace Miller) Pub.
Lib. 10: 11,
Socrates, Bury’s. (J . Rickaby) Month, 100: 608.
-—- The Faith of. (W. P. Drew) Meth. R. 63: 443.
-—- in London. Spec. 96: 330.
-— A Study of. (C. M. Lamson) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 7:
28.
602
SOLDIER
Soda-Leucite, Re-formation of. (T. T. Read and C.
W. Knight) Am. J . Sci. 171: 294,
Sodium, Manufacture and Uses of. (J . D. Darling) J .
Frankl. Inst. I532 65.=Nature, 66: I89,
Sodoma, Giovanni Antonio Bazzi, with portrait and
bibliography. Mast. in Art, 7: 129.
Sofa’s Reminiscences ; a story. (J . Jones) Canad. M.
212 422,
Sofia, Belgrade and. (A. Symons) Harper, I07: 675.
Soft Billet, A. (C. E. Eldred) Temp. Bar, 125: 41.
Soft Fish; a story. (A. E. McFarlane) Outing, 42:
699.
“ Soft-soap.” (Mrs. J . Lane) Blackw. I75: 618.
Soil. (F. K. Cameron) Science, n. s. 19: 342.
-— as an Economic and Social Factor. (F. K. Cameron)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 5 39.
-— Fertility of. (J . B. Dandeno) Pop. Sci. Mo. 57: 622.
-— How to improve the Texture of. (S. W. Fletcher)
Ctry Life Am. 82 532.
— Moisture of. (L. G. Briggs ; A. G. McCall) Science,
11. s. 20: 566. .
— Testing of. (F. D. Gardner) Science, n. s. 22: 495.
— The Water of the. (J . W. Leather) J. Soc. Arts,
53: 838.
Soil-builders at Work. (S. W. Fletcher) Ctry Life
Am. 9: 3
25,
Soil Culture. Pushing Back the Arid Line. (C. M.
Harger) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 272 431.
Soil Inoculation. The Scientist and the Food Prob-
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Soils, Aeration of. (F. H. King) Science, n. s. 22:
495-
- Chemistry of, as related to Crop Production. (E.
W. Hilgard) Science, n. s. I81 755.
-— Germs, and Worms. (P. Frazer) J . Frankl. Inst.
157‘ 255-
— Investigation of, in the U. S.
ence, n. s. 191 233.
— — Present Status of. (C. G. Hopkins) Science, n. s.
19: 626,
— Liming, Peculiar Art of.
Am. 82 73.
— Management of.
(E. W. Hilgard) Sci-
(S. Hawley) Ctry Life
(E. W. Hilgard) Science, 11. s. 20:
605,
— Water-soluble Plant Food of. (H. Snyder) Science,
11. s. 19: 834.
Sokemen, The Lincolnshire.
Eng. Hist. R. 20: 699.
(IV. O. Massingberd)
Sokoto, Absorption of, by Great Britain. Spec. go:
524-
Sokotra, Forbes on. Nature, 69: I99.
Solar. See Sun.
Solar Observatory, Mt. Wilson, California. Nature,
73: 67. —(P. P. Foster) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: I89,
Solar System, Motion of, through Space. (F. W.
Dyson) Cornh. 89: 233.=Liv. Age, 240: 630,
Soldan’s Sword, The; a story. (A. H. Henderson)
Cornh. 92: 500.
Soldier, American, Vices of the. (R. L. Bullard) J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 35! I04,
— a Civilian, To make the. (Lord Monkswell) Fortn.
85: 262,
— Development of the. (R. H. Titherington) Munsey,
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—— Food of the. Un. Serv. M. 33: 662.
— Modern. (C. W. Larned) Internat. Mo. 5: 383.
— —- of Fiction. Spec. 94: 886.
— Moral Preparation of the. (R. L. Bullard) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 313 779.
-— Private, as a Familiar Friend.
Good Words, 43: 537.
— Regeneration of the Enlisted.
ternat. Q. 12: 189.
(Eric Macfayden)
(C. W. Larned) In-
SOLDIER
Soldier, Training of the. Un. Serv. M. 31: 663.
— — of the Efficient. (W. W. Wotherspoon) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 147,
— The True; an Address. (S. E. Tillman) Outl. 70:
963-
— The Young, after Two Years. Un. Serv. M. 24:
385.
Soldier and the Plague, The; a story. (VV. Frith)
Cornh. 89: 367. --Liv. Age, 245: 156, 243,
Soldier of the Kaiser, A. (E. Schultz) Indep. 61: 430.
Soldier of Misfortune, A; a story. Liv. Age, 232!
336-
Soldier of the Valley, The. (N. Lloyd) Scrib. M. 35:
572-361 470.
Soldier-policemen of the Plains.
To-day, 9: 725.
Soldier Saint, The.
Soldier’s Clothing, The.
24: 87.
Soldier’s Recessional, The; a poem.
M. 37: 676. _
Soldiers, ischarged, Public Employment of. Un.
Serv. M. 32: 644.
— Manoeuvres and the Man.
646.
— Pay of. Sat. R. 93: 288.
-— Talks with. Gent. M. n. s. 752 562.
— Training, in Hygiene. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 168.
Soldiers’ Home in Tennessee; a Group of Buildings
Planned as a Whole. Craftsman, 11: 348,
Soldiers’ Homes in the British Army. (W. B. Kava-
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Soldiers’ Song. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 120,
Soldiers’ Teeth, Care of. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 462.
Soldiers and Ghosts; a story. (A. Bierce) Cosmopol.
421 37-
Solendine, John, of Dunstable, Mass., and his Descend-
ants. (E. S. Bolton) N. E. Reg. 60: 366.
Solids, Change of Structure in. (W. Campbell) J .
Frankl. Inst. I58: 161,
Soliloquy, Concerning the.
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Solitude and Genius. Quar. I95: I 59.
Solomon, and the Real Significance of his Life.
Goddard) N. Church R. 12: 28.
Solomon, Sir Richard, as Chief Man in the Transvaal.
Sat. R. 102: 192.
Solomon, Simeon. (R. Ross) Acad. 69: 1336.
Solomon Island, Art in. (C. Praetorius) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 25: 118.
Solomon Islanders, Dress of.
Words, 44: 302.
Solomon’s House. (F. Bacon) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 129,
Solomos, Dionysius, National Poet of Greece. (D.
Quinn) Nation, 75: 5o.
Solom’s Court, Surrey, England. (T. R. Davison)
Idler, 30: 2'97.
Solstitial Temples according to Lockyer.
Open Court, 20: 243,
Solution, Electrical Theory of.
57‘ 3“-
Solution, The; a story.
(A. Fullerton) World
(J. Mudge) Meth. R. 63: 916.
(O. H. Porter) Un. Serv. M.
(J . Finley) Scrib.
(G. Arthur) Fortn. 82:
(Brander Matthews) Put-
(J.
(J . J . Ward) Good
(P. Carus)
(S. Arrhenius) Indep.
(J . W. Tompkins) Lippinc.
731 S94-
Solutions, Specific Heat of. (W. F. Magie) Princ.
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-— Theory of. (W. A. Shenstone) Cornh. 93: 323.:
Liv. Age. 2W 559-
Solvent, The; a story. (Inez H. Gillmore) Cosmopol.
39: 61,
Solvent, The; a story. (O. H. Dunbar) Harper, I13:
286
Solway Moss, The Scots at. (G. A. Sinclair) Scot. Hist.
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603
SONG
Somali Tales. (E. S. Heatland) Folk-Lore, I52 316.
Somaliland, Campaign in, 1904. Spec. 92: 79.
— Depredations of the “ Mad Mullah.” Sat. R. 941
510,
— Fighting in. Spec. 90: 690,
Some Benevolent Assimilation; a. story.
McClure, 27: 491,
Some Empty Chairs. (H. W. Lucy) Cornh. 89: :65.
Some Lost Lady of Old Years. Temp. Bar, 128:
(J . Hopper)
335-
Some Natural History; a story. (H. G. D. Latham)
Cornh. go: 689. 92: 249. 93: 370. r‘-Liv. Age,
246: 611,
Some Uncanny Tales.
4°= 543-
Somers, Lord, a Great English Lawyer.
Am. Law R. 40: 507,
Somerscales, Thomas. (A. B. Daryll) M. of Art, 26:
241,
Somerset, Robert Carr; a Story out of the Long Past,
with portraits. (R. Pillsbury) Cosmopol. 37‘: 171.
Somerset, Folk-songs from, ed. by Sharp and Marson.
Spec. 94$ 89.
Somerset Paradise, A. Spec. 96: 573.
Somervile, Wm. In Arden; an Idyl of the Hunting
‘ield. (A. Grant) Atlan. 98: 131.
Somerville, Mary, a Brilliant Blue-stocking. (E. R.
Nixon) Sund. M. 34: 761.
Something New in Golf Balls; a story.
Canad. M. 23: 64,
Something Pretty in a Glass Case.
Sat. R. 101: 158.
Sommerville, Maxwell, with portrait.
Booklover’s M. 4: 59. ,
Somnambulists, The. (Jack London) Indep. 61: 1451,
Son and the Chain-gang. (E. V. Brownlee) Outl. 80:
1070,
Son of Anak; a story.
(A. Bierce) Cosmopol. 39: 617.
(N. Philips)
(T. Roberts)
(VV. H. Hudson)
(H. D. Jones)
(H. Whitaker) Munsey, 27:
199-
Son of Copper Sin; a story. (H. Whitaker) Munsey,I
27: 352,
Son of Empire, A. (H. Drummond) Cornh. 88: 620.
Son of his Mother; a story. (L. M. Montgomery) Ca-
nad. M. 22: 469,
Son of Ishmael, A; a story. (J . H. Williams) Inldep.
61: 1267,
Son of a Miser, The ; a story. (M. de la Roche) Mun-
sey, 291 750-
Son of Royal Langbrith, The ; a novel. (W. D. How-
ells) No. Am. 178: 133-179: 301,
Son of the Soil, A. Spec. 96: 299.
Sonesite. (G. C. Hoffman) Am. J . Sci. 169: 319.
Song, A. (A. Ketchum) Atlan. 905 610.
Song, Local, and Sport. (H. F. Abell) Antiq. n. s.
39: 166.
— Making of a Popular.
745-
- Mechanism of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 64: 443.
— Speech in. (A. J . Ellis) Music, 22: 269.
Song of Bellona. (R. Whittle) Overland, n. s. 45! 307.
Song of the Bird, The ; a story. (A. A. Rogers) Mun-
Bey. 291 410-
Song of the Empire. Good Words, 432 Xmas no.
Song of the Falcon; a story. (Maxim Gorky) Con-
temp. 81: 396. :Everybody’s, I3: 317.
Song of Hyacinth, The. (J . Oxenham) Chamb. J . 80:
657.
Song of the Rail— “ Jerry, go an’ ile that Carr.” (C.
F. Lummis) Out West, 20: 178.
Song of a Shirt, A; a story. (Mary S. Cutting) Am.
M. 63: 211,
Song of the Vine; a poem.
R. 6, no. 12. I68,
{
(G. Tompkins) Munsey, 27:
(B. P. Neumann) Monthly
SON G—TIDE
Song-tide. Liv. Age, 237: 257.
Song Writers, American. (K. Hackett) Music, 22:
264.
Songs, Argonaut, of California. Land of Sun. 13: 165,
271.
- of Nature, selected by H. van Dyke. Ctry Life Am.
9: 425, 10: 55-641. 11: 51, 184,
-—- Popular, of Old Canada. (G. Stewart) Monthly R.
19, no, 1: 64.=Liv. Age, 246: 162',
- Sea. (J . Masefield) Temp. Bar, 133: 56,
- Some Traditional. (P. Barry) J . Am. Folk-Lore,
18: 49.
Sonis, General de; a Warrior-saint of the 19th Cen-
_ tury. (E. P. Thompson) Gent. M. n. s. 69: 344.
Sonnet, The. Acad. 64: I80. =Ecl. M. 140: 834, =
Liv. Age, 237: I24.
- Character and Scope of the.
706.
- The English. Acad. 71: I 34.
- from Milton to Wordsworth.
Gent. M. n. s. 68: 353.
Sonnets, from the Hebrew, Two.
kam) Atlan._90: 748,
- of Cities. (F. R. Batchelder) New Eng. M. n. s. 28:
442.
Sonora, Mexico, Crabb’s Expedition to.
Californian, 4: 289,
- Trip to. (J . W. Oates) Californian, 2: 171,
Sonora Slim’s Sefiorita; a story. Munsey, 27: 749.
Sons of the Clergy, Society of, Pearce on. Ath. ’04,
1: 619.
Sons of the Regiment in France.
dep. R. 3: 256.
Sons of the Soil; a story.
West, 23: 474.
“ Soo.” See Sanlt Ste. Marie.
Sooner to sleep ; a story. (C. Marriage) Canad. M. 22:
(H. Timrod) Outl. 771
(J . M. Attenborough)
(Josephine D. Das-
(J . O’Meara)
(C. B. Percival) In-
(Eugene M. Rhodes) Out
577- -
Sophia, Electress, and the Hanoverian Succession,
Ward on. Ath. ’Q4, 1: 135. -Spec. 92: 55.
Sophie, Queen of Sweden. (M. Sherrington) Canad.
M. 19: 335.
Sophocles. (R. Y. Tyrrell) Acad. 69: 946.
- and the Greek Genius. (T. H. Warr'en) Quar. 198:
3°7-
- Phillimore’s Translation of. Spec. 90: 610.
- Some Aspects of the Religion of. (N. P. Vlachos)
Ref. Ch. R. 53: 170.
Sor Juana Inez De La Cruz ; a story.
thews) Overland, n. s. 45: 494.
Sorabji, Cornelia. (R. Blackshaw) Critic, 43: 432.
Sorbonne, The. Am. Arch. 87: 6. - (E. R. Spearman)
Scrib. M. 33: 603.
- a Great Hall and its Decoration.
Scrib. M. 38: 509.
Sordello, Dante’s. (Margaret E. B. Tripp) Temp. Bar,
127: 278.
Sorel, Agnes. (A. K. Welch) 19th Cent. 58: 416,
Soret, Charles. (R. Cantier) Nature, 70: 250, V
Sorolla, Joaquin. (Leonard Williams) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 29: 26. - (C. Washburn) Outl. 71: 19, —(L,
Williams) Studio (Internat.) 22: 242,
Sorrow, Against. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 479.
- Worship of, in Poetry. Acad. 64: 343.
Sorrow of a Setter. (Cy Warman) Lippinc. 71: 698,
Sorrows of Giuseppe, The; a story. (G. A. England)
McClure, 28: 159.
Sotheran, Henry. Ath. ’o5, 2: 181.
Sothern, Edward A., Humor of. (L. D. Fuller) Cent.
42: 196,
Sothern, Edward H. (M. White, jr.) Munsey, 36: 383,
- and Julia Marlowe, in Shakespeare. Critic, 45: 525.
- as a Producer. (Eliz. McCracken) Critic, 47: 464.
(Amanda Mat-
(Russell Sturgis)
604
SOUTH
Sothern, Edward H., Portraits of, in Character. (0.
Rowland) Cent. 50: 856.
Soto, Hernando de, Graham’s. Sat. R. 97: 430.
Soudan, A Story of the; a Day’s Play and a Day’s
Pay. (H. C. S. Wright) Good Words, 45: 500,
See Sudan.
Soufriere, In the Shadow of the.
Good Words, 44: Xmas no.
Soul, and Body, Relation of, Swedenborg’s Doctrine.
(J. R. Hunter) N. Church R. 10: 265.
- Evolution and the. (W. F. Alexander) Contemp.
85: 519,
- in Science and Religion. (P. Carus) Monist, 16: 219.
- Is there a ? (J . Baugh) Westm. 164: 420.
- The Lie in the. (G. F. Gallagher) Month, 108: 378.
- Mr. Syme on the. (G. Forester) Westm. I59: 687.
- A Study of Past and Present Beliefs. (D. Arnett)
Am. J. Psychol. 15: 121, 347. '
- Travels of the ; Four Pictures in Color.
Cent. 43: 167.
Soul above Buttons, A. (Myra Kelly) McClure, 27: 337.
Soul, A, at the Cross Roads. (Grace G. Gowing)
Overland, n. s. 39: 646.
Soul in Bronze, A ; a novel. (C. G. Du Bois) Land of
Sun. 9: 129-298. 10: 25-379,
Soul of a Convict. Good Words, 47: 118.
Soul of Mgzart, The. (W. E. P. French) Cosmopol.
33: 44 -
Soul of O Sana San. (A. H. Rice) Cent. 49: 194.
Soul of Ramirez, The; a story. (Maud Heath) Over-
land, 11. s. 48: 243,
Soul of Sexton Maginnis. (M. F. Egan) Cent. 422 13.
Soul on Four Legs, A. (F. Vane) Temp. Bar, 125: 192,
Soul that was Lost, The; a story. (C. Ross Johnson)
Temp. Bar, 134: 436.
Soul-blindness. (J . McSorley) Cath. World, 76: 782.
Soul Problem of Marthy Thomas, The. (Mrs. Wilson
Woodrow) McClure, 25: 197.
Soul-substance. (F. Thilly) Philos. R. 11: 16,
Soul-wandering as it concerns Animals. - (E. Marti-
nengo-Cesaresco) Contemp. 81: 696, =Liv. Age,
234: 36.
Soul’s Bath, The ; a poem.
92: 786.
Souls and Brains. Have we Souls ? Outl. 84: 909,
Soult, Nicolas Jean de Dieu, Due de Dalmatie [1769-
1851], Scenes and Studies from the Life of. (J . H.
Williams) Blackw. I79: 244.
Sound, Interference of. (Lord Rayleigh) Nature, 66:
42-
- Localization of, Significance of Partial Tones in.
(J . R. Angell) Psychol. R. 10: 1.
- Transmission of, through Solid Walls. (F. L. Tufts)
Am. J. Sci. 163: 449.
Sound of the Axe. (S. Carleton) Atlan. 90: 454,
Sound-proof Partitions. (C. L. Norton) Am. Arch.
(H. Pyle)
(W. W. Campbell) Atlan.
78: 5.
Sound Signals. (E. Price-Edwards) J . Soc. Arts, 50:
315-
Sound Waves and Electromagnetics. (O. Heaviside)
Nature, 67: 202.
Sounds and Air Currents. (J . M. Bacon) Contemp.
85: 532. -
- Fluctuating and Inaudible, Pecnliarities of. (K.
Dunlap) Psychol. R. 11: 308,
Sousa, John Phillip, and his Military Band. (J . F.
Runciman) Sat. R. 95: 103.
South, Achievement of a Generation in the. (E. A.
Alderman) So. Atlan. Q. 5: 236,
- Agriculture in, Conditions and Needs of. (D. D.
Wallace) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 245.
- - Need of Scientific. (G. W. Carver) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 25: 320. .
(W. P. Livingstone)-
SOUTH
South, Amazing Progress of the. (R. H. Edmonds) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 333 I77.
— and the Bloody Shirt. Californian, I: 143.
— and her History. (D. V. Thomas) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26: 461.
— and the Verdict of the Election, 1904. Nation, 79:
413-
— Betterment of, North’s Part in. (VV. G. Brown)
Outl. 78: 415.
— Books and Reading in.
Q. R 99-
— Caste and Conscience in.
79‘ 372.
— Conservatism and Progress in the Cotton Belt.
(U. B. Phillips) So. Atlan. 3: I.
— Cotton-mill Communities in. (Leonora B. Ellis)
Am. J. Sociol. 8: 623.
— Difference from the North.
Indep. 58: I348,
— during the Last Decade, 1890-1900.
ton) Sewanee, I2: 174.
—— Education in. (L. H. Hammond) World To-day, 92
(J . S. Bassett) So. Atlan.
(R. I. Manning) Nation,
(Mrs. L. H. Harris)
(F. T. Carle-
832,
———Old and the New in. (D. E. Cloy) R. of Rs.
(N- Y->271 417- -
— — Some Phases of. (J. C. Kilgo) So. Atlan. Q. 2:
137.
— —- AYear’s Progress. (O. G.Villard) Nation, 76: 47.
— Education the Real Question in. World’s Work,
4: 2066. — (E. C. Bransen) World’s Work, 3: I888.
—-— Educational Conditions in. (R. C. Ogden) Ednca.
R, 23: 468,
——- Educational Endowments in. (E. M. Howe) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 63: 543. '
—Educational Needs of. (S. C. Mitchell) Outl. 76:
4I5.—(W. P. Few) So. Atlan. 31 2oI.—-(C. B.
Aycock) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 42,
— Educational Uplift in. (W. H. Heck) World’s
Work, 8: 5026,
— 1820-30. (F. J. Turner) Am. Hist. R. 11: 559.
—Factory Life in, Evils of. (J. A. Baldwin) Gun-
ton’s M. 22: 327.
—— The Fair-minded. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 4.
— Free Speech in. Indep. 55: I37.
— Freedom of Opinion in. (O. G. Villard) Nation,
82: 6.
—— Function of Criticism in.
2= 334.
—— Growing Wealth of. Bank. M.'(N. Y.) 72: 575.
— High School System in, Growth of, and a Study of
its Influence. (W. T. Harris) Ednca. R. 27: 259,
—— — Outlook of. (P. H. Saunders) School R. 11: 73.
— Historical Study in. Outl. 72: 487.
—~ History in Two Styles. Nation, 82: 348,
— History of, in American Universities. (W. K. Boyd)
So. Atlan. Q. 1: 239.
— If the South had been allowed to go. (E. Crosby)
(R. De C. Ward) Atlan. 96:
No. Am. 177: 867.
611. —— (F. Tilden) Nation, 82: 398.
(E. Mims) So. Atlan. Q.
— Immigration and the.
_ — Impressions of. -(L. Abbott) Outl. 77: 879.
— in American Letters. (G. E. Woodberry) Harper,
107: 735-
— in Retrospect. (W. P. Garrison) Nation, 79: 505,
— in Slavery Times. A Sketch in Black and White.
(F. Clayton) Atlan. 97: 600, 783,
— Industrial Education in. (M. A. Bacon) Harper,
107: 659.
— Life in, The True and False in.
Atlan. Q. 5: 97.
-— Literary Thought in, Reconstruction of.
Snyder) So.'Atlan. Q. I: 14;,
— The Man of. Indep. 56: I39, 188,
(J . E. White) So.
(H. M.
605
SOUTH AMERICA
South, Manufactures in, Increase of.
Brayne) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 546,
— liountaineer of, Life Story of. Cath. World, 755
19,
— New, Needs of.
Sci. 22: 266.
— —— Some Old Needs of. (F. A. Keller) Char. I0: 439.
— Old, New Religious Tendencies in. (E. H. Abbott)
(L. E. Mac-
/L. Hall) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Outl. 70: 131,
—.— The Ostracized. (A. H. Whitfield) Indep. 61: 800,
—-— Poetry in. (H. W. Mabie) Internat. Mo. 52 200.
— — 1849-81. (W. A. Webb) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 35.
—- Political Opportunity of. (T. F. Ryan) No. Am.
176: 161,
— Politics in; Reign of Passion.
Atlan. Q. I: 309.
— Poor Whites of ; the New Race Question in. (S. A.
Hamilton) Arena, 272 352.
— Problem of, Conditions of. (A. B. Hart) Indep. 58:
(J . S. Bassett) So.
644.
—- Problems of an Author in. (J. S. Bassett) So.
Atlan. Q. 1: 201,
—- Public Opinion in. (W. P. Few) So. Atlan. Q. 4: 1,
-— Rebuilding of Old Commonwealths. (W. H. Page)
Atlan. 89: 651,
— Representation of, in Congress. (S. J . Bowie) In-
dep_ 60: 151,
— — Reduction of. Outl. 79: II, 169,
—- Resources and Progress of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65:
440-
—— Restriction of Suffrage in. See Suffrage.
— Seaboard Gateway of the West. World’s Work,
6: 3950.
— Sectional Misunderstandings. (R. Bingham) No.
Am. 179: 357.
—Small College in, Problems of.
School R. 10: 228,
— Society in, and its Leaders.
body’s, I2: 54.
—- The Solid. (J . A. Anderson) Nation, 79: 477.
(E. H. Babbitt)
(A. Andrews) Every-
— Spirit of. (E. A. Alderman) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: 22',
— Sufiraée Limitations in. (F. G. Coffey) Pol. Sci. Q.
20: 5 3.
— Teaching of History in. (F. W. Moore) School R.
11: 106.
— Transportation in the Ante-bellum. (U. B. Phillips)
Q. J. Econ. 19! 434.
—Two Leaders in the New Reconstruction. Outl.
831 735-
—The White, Plea for. (M. C. Terrell) 19th Cent.
60: 70.
—Winter Colonies in. (E. A. Lowry) Munsey, 28:
32". .
—— Yarikee in the. (C. R. Evans) Wis. Alum. M. 7:
413-
South African Association, 2d Meeting, 1904. Nature,
70: 41.
South African Eton; All Souls, Transvaal. (H. Reade)
Westm. I58: 621.
South African Infantry, Special Corps out of. (J . W.
Dunne) Un. Serv. M. 27: 286.
South America, Akers’s History of, 1854-1904,
Bryce) Nation, 792 524.
— and Europe. (S. Somerset) 19th Cent. 532 581.
— and the Monroe Doctrine. (A. J . Lamoureaux) Out
West, 23: 169.
—— and the Peace Movement.
61: 16,
-—- Boundary Readjustments in.
Nation, 79: 155.
—- Causes of Suspicion of the U. S. in.
(J .
(D. Mendoza) Indep.
(A. F. Bandelier)
(J. J . O’Shea)

Am. Cath. Q. 31: 277-
SOUTH AMERICA
South America, Civilization in. (C. A. Washburn)
Californian, 6: 331.
— Climate of. (R. DeC. Ward) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
35: 353-
- A Continent of Republics. (S. Baxter) Outl. 84:
869.
— Currency and Banking in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 69:
183
- Ethnic Factors in. (T. Williams) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 22: 25.
- Fifty Years Hence.
17: 427,
- From Panama to the Horn.
World, 74: 573.
- From Panama to Patagonia.
Geog. M. 17: 449.
— German Interests in.
(C. M. Pepper) Nat. Geog. M.
(M. MacMahon) Cath.
(C. M. Pepper) Nat.
(F. A. Ogg) World’s Work,
5= 3169-
— German Policy in. (W. B. Duflield) Monthly R.
10, no. 3: 65. ,
— German Trade in. (A. B. Tulloch) 19th Cent. 60:
39.
- Greater Germany in. (S. Bonsal) No. Am. 176: 58,
- Ignorance about. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 150,
- in relation to the Powers. Sat. R. 93: 5.
- Markets of, Our Neglect of. (G. A. Chamberlain)
No. Am. 181: 117,
—-— Our Dog in the Manger Policy in. (G. B. Waldron)
Chaut. 34: 469.
- Panama and its Neighbors.
Chaut. 39: 23.
- Progress in. (P. M. C. Magnusson) Out West, 21:
164.
- Responsibility of U. S. to. (W. M. Ivins, jr.)
World’s Work, 7: 4480,
- Secretary Root and. (A. W. Dunn) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
34= 583-
- Settlements in, The Phantom Peril of German Em-
igration and. (S. von Sternberg) No. Am. 182:
641.
- Trade with Europe. (W. H. Schoif) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 159.
- United States in. (W. Bulfin) World’s Work, 4:
2533-
- United States of; a Dream of Empire. (C. F.
Holder) Arena, 32: 480,
- United States Policy toward.
Out West, 17: 340.
-—- United States Trade with, Failure to develop.
Emory) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 1 5 3.
-War Issues in, 1902. (E. Emerson, jr.) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 25: 298.
— What the People read in. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33:
67.322.
South American Archaeological Discoveries. (B. Bran-
denberg) Booklover’s M. 7: 442.
South American Civilization, Ancient.
Harper, I07: 780.
South American Desert, Crossing a. (C. J . Post) Har-
per, 108: 612,
South American Republics and the Monroe Doctrine.
(J . Macdonell) 19th Cent. 53: 587.
South American Revolutions, Cause of. (G. A. Cham-
berlain) Atlan. 95: 822,
South Atlantic Quarterly on the Negro Question. (O.
G. Villard) Nation, 77: 356.
South Carolina, Colonial History of, Literature for
Study of. (W. R. Smith) So. Atlan. Q. I: 162.
- in the Revolution, McCready’s. (W. MacDonald)
Nation, 74: 963. -(D. W. Wallace) Sewanee, 11:
205. -(W. MacDonald) Nation, 76: 314, 336,
- State Dispensary of. (F. Tilden) World To-day, I1:
739-
(G. H. Grosvenor)
(A. J . Lamoureux)
(F.
(M. Uhle)
606 '

SOUTHERN ERS
South Dakota, Congressional Representation in. (E. C.
Griflith) Nation, 75: 343.
South Downs, Hunting on the. (E. Robinson) Blackw.
I73=3s8-
South Down Gorse Coverts, In. Blackw. 180: 789,
South Georgia Island, Vegetation of, Geographical
Distribution of. (C. Spottsberg) Geog. J . 20: 498,
South Kensington Museum. (I. A. Sinclair) Crafts-
man, 6: 581.
- National Competition, 1903. (Ernest Radford) Art
J , 55: 312,
South Natick, Mass. (E. A. Sawyer) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 123.
South-polar. See Antarctic.
South Pole and Antarctic Regions.
Calif. M. 4: 111,
South Sea Islands, A Home in the.
Calif. M. 3: 213.
South Shore Weather Bureau, The; a story.
Lincoln) Everybody’s, I2: 157,
Southampton, Earl of, and Lord Grey of Wilton, Quar-
rel between. (Charlotte C.Stopes) Ath. ’o4, 2: 658.
Southampton, By Way of, to London. (W. D. How-
ells) Harper, II3: 892,
Southborough, Mass. (M. E. D. White) New Eng. M.
n. s. 27: 67.
Southern California, Contrast in Weather of.
Grayson) Calif. M. 5: 4.
Southern Confederacy, Diplomatic History of, Calla-
han’s. (J. W. Foster) Am. Hist. R. 7: 379.
— Post-ofiice Department, Organization of. (Walter
F. McCaleb) Am. Hist. R. 12: 66,
Southern Cross, The; a story. (E. M. Nall) Temp.
Bar, 129: 334.-'=Liv. Age, 241: 105.
Southern Educational Conference. (H. W. Mabie)
Outl. 71: 9.
Southern Engine and Boiler Works ; Cost-finding
Methods. (W. Magrutor) Engin. M. 24: 870. _
Southern Fiction, Recent Products of the New School
of. (J. R. Ormond) So. Atlan. Q. 3: 285,
Southern Girl in ’61, Wright’s. (F. Bancroft) Nation,
81: 405.
(J . J . Peatfield)
(Emily S. Loud)
(J . C.
(P.
Southern Literature, National Element in. (J . B.
Henneman) Sewanee, 11: 345,
- A Reading Public, The Need of. (C. Holliday)
Sewanee, I1: 345,
— Revival of Interest in. (C. W. Kent) Univ. of Tenn.
Rec. 2: 186.
Southern Manners.
321.
Southern Mountaineers ; Some Real American Music.
(E. B. Miles) Harper, I09: 118,
Southern Pacific Stock, Is it Safe to invest in ?
World’s Work, 12: 8043.
Southern Planter, Industrial Decay of.
So. Atlan. Q. 2: 107,
Southern States, Immigration to the.
ing) Pol. Sci. 20: 276,
— Naval Administration of, during the Revolution.
(C. O. Paullin) Sewanee, 10: 418,
Southern Verse ; a Traditional Literature.
Stribling) Poet-Lore, 17, no. 4: 103,
Southern Woman. (I. Anon.; 2. Mrs. L. H. Harris)
Indep-54= 919.922.
- and Reconstruction.
697.
Southern Women in New York.
Bookman, I8: 624. I9: 51,
Southern Writers. (Mrs. L. H. Harris) Critic, 47: 260.
Southerner, Autobiography of a, since the Civil War.
Atlan. 98: 1—474.
Southerners as Peacemakers.
serv. R. 5: 30,
(Mrs. L. H. Harris) Indep. 61:
(J . S. Bassett)
(W. L. Flem-
(T. S.
(Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 751
(Julia R. Tutwiler)
(L. L. Knight) Con-
. Sovereignty.
SOUTHERNERS
Southerners of To-day. (Lucy S. Orrick) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 21: 631,
Southey, Robert. (Arthur Symons) Sat. R. 102: 325,
3'6.
— Soine Letters of. (H. S. Scott) Atlan. 89: 36.
Southwark, Eng. ; a Government of the Plain People.
(Francis W. Parker) World T o-day, 92 1114.
Southwell, Robert; Poet, Priest, and Martyr. (K.
Brégy) Cath. World, 79: 777.
Southwest, Antiquities of, and their Preservation. (E.
L. Hewitt) M. of Hist. 1.: 291.
—- from a Locomotive. (B. Brooks) Scrib. M. 34: 427.
—- The Great. (R. S. Baker) Cent. 42: '5. — (C.
Harvey) Munsey, 32: 902,
— New Era in. (C. M. Harger) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25:
712,
— Old Régime in.
— Plateau Country of.
Inst. I61: 451,
— Queer Laborers of the.
10: 752.
— Swinging the March of Empire Southwestward. (F.
Strother) World’s Work, 11: 7073,
— Travels in the. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 15:
(A. E. Hyde) Cent. 41: 690,
(O. C. S. Carter) J. Frankl.
(C. F. Holder) Craftsman,
315, 425-
Southwest Chamber, The; a Ghost Story. (Mary E.
W. Freeman) Everybody’s, 8: 327.
Southwest Wind, The. (A. T. Johnson) Longm. 46:
I77:
Southwestern Archaeology, Some Exploded Theories
concerning. (U. F. Duff) Am. Anthropol. 6: 303.
Southwestern History in the Archive General de Mex-
ico, Materials for. (H. E. Bolton) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 6: 103. 7: I96.
Southwick, Albert A., Artist and Silversmith. Crafts-
man, 10: 176.
Southworth, Emma D. E. N., and her Home at George-
~town, D. C., with portrait. (C. W. Stoddard)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 179.
Sovereign, The, and the Foreign Oflice. (H. Leach)
Chamb. J. 83: 756. V .
Sovereign Remedy. (F. W. Wharton) Lippinc. 70:
81
Sovereign States, Nature and Interrelation of. (E.
Stevenson) Am. Law R. 38: 551.
(W. J. Brown) Jurid. R. 18: 1.
— and Government. (F. H. Giddings) Pol. Sci. Q.
21: 1.
-— and the Modern State.
am 380-
(N. C. Butler) Am. Law R.
Sowing and Reaping. Good Words, .44: 644.
Sowing Seeds in Danny; a story. (N. L. McClung)
Canad. M. 26: 116,
Spa and its English Associations.
Cent. 52: 656.
Space and Geometry. (E. Mack) Monist, 14: 1.
-— and Number, Exercises in thinking about.
Keyser) Educa. R, 27: 36, 160, 270,
— Fullerton’s Doctrine of. (I. King) Philos. R. 11:
287.
—-— Idea of. (W. Smith) Philos. R. 12: 511,
—— Number and, Exercises in thinking about.
Keyser) Educa. R. 26: 246, 394,
— Perception of, Pierce on. (A. C. Brown) Nature,
66: 73.—Ath. ’o2, 1: 786.
-— -— Tactual, Synthetic Factor in.
Psychol. R. 12: 207,
Spade, In Praise of the. Liv. Age, 240: 474.
Spahr, Charles B. Outl. 76: 253.
—— One who loved his Fellowmen. Out]. 78: 255.
Spain, and Don Carlos. (E. Kirkpatrick) Californian,
4: 226-487.
— and Europe.
(W. Creyke) 19th
(C. J.
(C. L.
(T. H. Haines)
(J . S. Mann) Fortn. 79: 323.
'60?
~ — Foreign Policy of.

l
SPAN_ISH-AMERICAN
Spain, and her Economic Policy inAmerica. (B. Moses)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 1: 227,
— Anti-clerical Tactics in. (W. M. Drum) Cath.
World, 79: 797.
— Art in, Decadence of. (G. Diercks) Brush & P. 12:
233-
- as seen by a Canadian. (W. A. R. Kerr) Canad.
M, 22: 219,
— as a Traflic Center. Sat. R. 101: 680.
— Between Towns in. (E. Penfield) Scrib. M. 40: 441.
—- A Child-queen of. (Comtesse de Courson) Month,
I07: 375: 509- .
M. —— Cosas d’Espa.‘iia.' Blackw. I73: 231, 785.
— Desert Journey in. (E. Hutton) Sat. R. 99: 306,
— Fall of the Visigothic Power in. (R. Dykes Shaw)
Eng. Hist. R. 21: 209,
(C. Rudy) Contemp. 90: 76,
— Future of. Chamb. J. 80: 443.
—- Genius of. (H. Ellis) 19th Cent. 51: 753,
—— Hill-town in, Stranded in a. (T. R. Dawley, jr.)
- Cent. 44: 227.
— Joys of. (A. Harrison) 19th Cent. 59: 924.
— King of, and the Spanish Court. (S. L. Woodford)
Outl. 71: 47.
— Military. (F. R. McCoy) Army & Navy Life, 9: 38.
-— Modernizing. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 361, _
— Past and Present. (C. W. Super) Bib. Sac. 62: 650,
— A Peep at. (E. McAuliffe) Cath. World, 78: 768.
— Popular Poetry of. (P. de San Carlos) Monthly R.
16, no. 3: 135,
— Post-Visigothic Churches in.
chaeol. 59: 39.
— Present and Future.
71 378-
—- Republicans in, Plans and Prospects of. (D. L.
Salmeron) Indep. 56: 124,
— Roman Bas-relief and Roman Mining Operations in.
(H. Sahdars) Archaeol. 59: 311.
— Royal Marriages in. (Leora A. F itz-Gerald) Book-
man, 23: 376.
— Situation in, 1902. (S. Brooks) No. Am. 174: 640.
—(J. Foreman) Contemp. 81: 69,: Liv. Age, 233:
(A. G. Hill) Ar-
(G. de Azcarate) Internat. Q.
129, .
—— Social Life in. Fortn. 77: 1035.
— Some Social Aspects of. (E. A. Barnett) Econ. R.
14: 400,
—— South to North in. (H. H. Colvill) Temp. Bar, 131:
328. 473. 594-
- The Spirit of Present-day. (H. Ellis) Atlan. 98:
757-
— To-day and To-morrow. (T. del Marmol) Indep. R.
3: 354-
- under the Saracens. (Ameer Ali) 19th Cent. 59: 933.
—- Yesterday and To-day. (L. Higgin) Fortn. 81 : 625,
Spalato, Dalmatia. (F. J . Koch) Am. Arch. 88: 75.
Spalding, Bishop, Essays. (M. F. Egan) Cath. Univ.
_ Bull. 4: 76.
Spaniels, Toy. (L. C. Mooran) Outing, 41: 433.
Spanish in America, The. (H. N. Casson) Munsey, 362
294-
Spanish-American Diplomatic Relations preceding the
War of 1898. (H. E. Black) J. H. Univ. Stud.
24: 1,
Spanish-American Face, The. (C. F. Lummis) Land
of Sun. 2: 21. '
Spanish-American History.
714-
Spanish-American Literature, A. Lit. W. (Bost.) 33:
24,
Spanish-American Treaty, 1899.
Univ. of Chic. Rec. 32 315.
Spanish-American War. (A. F. Hamilton) Nation,
74= 189:
(E. Castelar) Indep. 55:
(H. P. Hudson)
SPAN ISH—AMERICAN
Spanish-American War, Alger on. Nation, 74: 134.
-— and Philippine War, Some Consequences of. (S. C.
Parks) Arena, 30: 247.
— Finances of, U. S. (C. C. Plehn) Calif. Univ. Chron.
1: 419.
— from an Historical Point of View.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 21 400.
——Lessons of the. (D. V. M. Concas) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 30: 260, 426.
— Preventable. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 145.
Spanish Anthology, edited by J . D. M. F ord.
Bassett) School R. 10: 721.
Spanish Armada, An Echo from the.
609,
—— Poetry on th_e. Gent. M. i1. s. 77: 501.
— Survivors of, in Ireland. (M. A. S. Hume) Roy.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 11: 4I.
-—- Wrecks of, on Coast of Ireland.
Green) Geog. J . 27: 429.
Spanish Authors. (A. B. Simonds) Calif. M. 4: 50.
-—- New Library of. (J . D. M. Ford) Nation, 82: 406,
Spanish Ballad, A. (Laura E. Richards) 33: 11.
Spanish Bourbons. (D. Hannay) Macmil. 92: 195.
Spanish Documents, Some. (R. J . H._Gottheil) Jew.
Q. 16: 702, ’
Spanish Drama.
241,
Spanish Influence on English Literature, Hume on.
(F. W. Chandler) Nation, 81: 78,
Spanish Jade, rI,‘he; a story. (M. Hewlett) Harper,
113: 489,
Spanish Literature.
31 = 369. 393-
— I9OI~02. (R. Altamira) Ath. ’O2, 21 26.
(B. Moses)
(R. E.
Chamb. J . 82:
(W. Spotswood
(Brander Matthews) Internat. Q. 6:
(N. A. Smith) New Eng. M. n. s.
— 1902-03, (R. Altamira) Ath. ’O3; 21 25.
- 19o3—o4. (R. Altamira) Ath. ’O4, 21 314-
— 19o4—o5, (R. Altamira) Ath. ’O5, 21 461-
-- 1905-06. (R. Altamira) Ath- ’°6, 21 397-
Spanish Main, Three Old Ports on the.
Brown) Nat. Geog. M. I7! 613.
Spanish-Mexican Missions of United States. (O. Z.
Cervin) Archit. Rec. 14: 181.
Spanish Soldier, Last Will of a, 1822. Land of Sun.
12: 373.
Spanish-speaking World of To-day.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 617.
Spanish War Claims, The. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79:
290. — (C. Kennedy) No. Am. 180: 186. — (H,
Taylor) No. Am. 182: 738,
Spanish War Veterans. (J . W. Mitchell) Munsey, 29:
676.
Sparks from the Anvil; or, the Thoughts of a Queen.
(Carmen Silva) National, 46: 850.
Sparre, Louis, Etchings of. (G. Strengell) Studio
(Internat.) 26: 31.
—— — in New England. (F. Osgood) New Eng. M. n. s.
29: 317-
(G. M. L.
(H. M. Skinner)
Sparrow, English, and other Birds, Study of. (J. P.
Porter) Am. J . Psychol. 15: 313. 17: 248.
Sparrows, Song of, when reared by~ Canaries. (E.
Conradi) Am. J . Psychol. 16: 190.
Sparrow’s Pt., Md., Steel Works at. (Day A. Willey)
Cassier, 29: 35 5.
Sparta, Excavations at.
281,
—Survey of. Am. Arch. 89: 194,
Spartan, A ; a story. (C. T. Brady) Harper, 104: 709,
Spartan Dorothy and her Fox. (Lou R. Teeple)
Overland, n. s. 39: 548.
Spatters’s Campaign. (Sarah Comstock) Lippinc. 76:
587.
“Speak-out” Age, The. (R. N. Matson) New Eng.
M. 33: 87.
(W. N. Bates) Nation, 83:
608
SPECTACLES
Speaker of the House of Commons. (M. MacDonagh)
19th Cent. 58: 320. = Liv. Age, 246: 835.—— (E. A.
Keddell) Art J . 57: 269.
— — and the House. Liv. Age, 246: 186.
—— of the House of Representatives. Has he too much
Power? World To-day, 10: 507.
. Speaking, Effective Public, (R. Ogden) Nation, 76: 44.
—- Public. Chamb. J. 82: 758.
— — Teaching of, in Colleges.
uca. R. 29: 294.
—- to the Psaltery. (W. B. Yeats) Monthly R. 7, no.
(R. C. Ringwalt) Ed-
2- 94.
Speaking Likeness, A; a story.
mopol. 40: 659.
Spearman Correlation Formula.
11. s. 221 309.
Special Classes in the Public Schools of New York.
(J . Rosenfeld) Educa. 27: 92.
Special Collections in Small Libraries.
Ilvaine) Pub. Lib. 10: 271.
Special Delivery ; a monologue. ' (Van T. Sutphen)
Harper, 108: 458.
Special Intention of Giuseppe; a story.
gan) Craftsman, 10: 67.
Special Messenger; a story.
per. 11¢ 344-
Special Providence.
28: 310,
Special Treatment, A; a story. (E. Boltwood) Mun-
S93’. 29: 415- '
Specialist, Attitude of the.
14,
Specialists in relation to Architects.
Am. Arch. 87: 46.
Specialization; Ignorance and some Proposed Pallia-
tives. (F. B. Sumner) Science, 11. s. 21: 69.
— in Education. (S. W. Williston) Science, n. s. 18:
12 ,
Species. (J . A. Allen) Science, 11. s. 24: 773.
— and Subspecies, So-called. (H. L. Clark) Science,
11. s. 161 229, 273. —-(J. A. Allen) Science, 11. s. 16:
383.
— De Vries on Species and Varieties. (C. B. Daven-
port) Science, 11. s. 22: 369.—Am. Natural. 39:
747-
— “ Elimination” and First Species Method.
Stone) Science, 11. s. 24.: 560.
— Evolution not the Origin of.
Mo. 64: 445.
— Evolution of, New Conception of.
Harper, 110: 209, ,.
— — through Climatic Conditions. (J . A. Allen) Sci-
' ence, n. s. 22! 661. -
— — through Isolation. (D. S. Jordan) Science, 11. s.
22: 545.—(J. T. Gulick) Science, n. s. 23: 433.
-—- Formation of. (O. F. Cook) Science, 11. s. 23: 506.
— Origin of. (G. Macloskie) Bib. Sac. 60: 261,-(F,
E. Lloyd) Science, 11. s. 22: 710,
— — by Mutation. (J. A. Harris) Monist, 14: 641,-
(H. de Vries) Science, n. s. 15: 722.
—— — in Sociology. (J . Collier) Knowl. 25: 217,
— —- Letter signed by Lamarck and Geoifroy.
Dean) Science, n. s. 19: 799.
— -—- New Theory of. (J . A. Harris) Open Court, 18:
193.
— — through Selection, contrasted with their Origin
through the Appearance of Definite Variations.
(T. H. Morgan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 54.
— Rambur and the Nature of. (D. S. Jordan) Sci-
. ence, n. s. 23: 350.
Specific Performance for and against Strangers to the
Contract. (J . B. Ames) Harv. Law I71 I74.
Spectacles. Science, 11. 3. 20: 179.
(Bailey Millard) Cos-
(C. Wissler) Science,
(Caroline Mc-
(Anne O’Ha-
(R. W. Chambers) Har-
(H. A. Nash) New Eng. M. n. s.
(A. Lang) Acad. 70:
(E. V. Seeler)
(W.
(O. F. Cook) Pop. Sci.
(H. de Vries)
(B.
SPECTACLES
Spectacles, Bifocal, Solid Invisible.
Frankl. Inst. I59: 313.
— History of. (C. Barck) Science, 11. s. 20: 50.
Spectacular, Reign of the. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 35:
297-
Spectator Experimental Company at Windsor.
96: 895.
Spectators. Sat. R. 992 624.
Spectra arising from the Dissociation of Water Vapor,
and the Presence of Dark Lines in these Spectra.
(J . Trowbridge) Am. J . Sci. 164: 1.
Spectral Evidence, A Piece of. (L. W. Vernon Har-
court) Temp. Bar, 126: 454,
Spectro-chemistry, Development of.
Nature, 72: 158.
Spectro-heliograph, Recent Results with the.
J . S. Lockyer) N ature, 72: 9.
Spectroscope in Astronomy. (R. A. Gregory) Nature,
(J . L. Borsch) J .
Spec.
(J . W. Briihl)
(W.
68: 3 38,
— Tuckerman’s Index to Literature of. Science, n. s.
19: 380,
— The Use of. (E. J . Wall) Pop. Astron. I42 336.
Spectroscopic Work for Classes in Astronomy. (S.
F. Whiting) Pop. Astron. I 3: 387.
Spectrum Analysis, Lockyer’s Inorganic Evolution as
Studied by. (E. B. Frost) Science, 11. s. 152 584.
Speculation, Financial, Ethics of. (J . A. Ryan) Inter-
nat. J. Ethics, 12: 335.
— The Game of. Quar. I97: 88.
— in relation to the World’s Prosperity, 1897-1902,
(M. T. England) Univ. N eb. Stud. 6: 21.
-— Injurious. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 572 169.
— Stock Exchange Diiferences and the Gaming Laws.
(W. Strachan) Law Q. 20: 5 3.
—- Wall St.; does it pay ? (W. R. Givens) Indep. 59:
wa
Speculation in Manslaughter, A ; a story.
Palmer) Am. M. 6I: 712,
Speculator, Confession of a. World’s Work, 10: 6759.
Spedding, James. (L. Stephen) National, 392 241.:
Liv. Age, 233: 797.
Spee, Friedrich von, and the Wiirzburg Witches.
Church Q. 58: 318.
Speech, Development of, in the Child, Psychology and
Pathology of. (E. Conradi) Pedagog. Sem. II: 328.
—- The Lapses of. (J. Jastrow) Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 119,
—— Our Slovenly. (H. L. Chase) Nation, 82: 116,
—— Thought and. (J . A. Dewe) Educa. 26: 168.
— The Trick of Education. (A. Meynell) Harper,
108: 376,
—— Value of. (W. A. McClean) Green Bag, 14: 369.
Speech of People, The; a story. (M. R. Drury) Mun-
sey, 291 735-
Speech Curves. (J . G. McKendrick) Nature, 7I2 250.
—— New Machine for tracing. (E. W. Scripture) Am.
J.ScL 165: 447.
Speedaway; a story. (R. W. Child) McClure, 24: 640.
Speedway Sermon, A ; a story. (E. Merwyn) McClure,
20: 192.
Speedy Convalescence, A. (R. H. Bretherton) Good
Words, 432 736.
Spell, From, to Prayer.
I 5: 132,
Spellbinder, The. (C. Guild, jr.) Scrib. M. 32: 561.
Spelling, A. B. C. (F. Ritchie) Longm. 401 240.
— American. (H. Thurston) 19th Cent. 60: 606.
— and Arithmetic in 1846 and To-day. (V. W. B.
Hedgepeth) School R. 14: 352.
—- by Syllables. (A. F. Beard) Nation, 83: 43 5.
— The Dragon’s Teeth. (Agnes Repplier) Outl. 71: 124.
— English, As to. Cent. 51: 318.
— English Teacher and the Question of.
Schoolli.I3I 42.
(J. M.
(R. R. Marett) Folk-Lore,
(F. Symmes)
HM
SPENCER
Spelling, Genuine Phonetic. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
tion, 332 279.
— How can we Better our ? (Brander Matthews)
Munsey, 35¢ 294-
- Hygiene and Psychology of. Pedagog. Sem. I 3: 474.
— A Little Conference with Professor Matthews.
Bookman, 22: 180,
— Modern English. (W. W. Skeat) N ational, 48: 301.
=Liv. Age, 25!: 387.
— The New. Ath. ’o6, 2: 271,
— —— Where it goes. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 83:
196.
—— of Yesterday and of To-morrow.
thews) Outl. 82: 848.
— The President’s English, a Criticism and a Sugges-
(Brander Mat-
tion. (W. Archer) Fortn. 851 617. = Liv. Age,
251: 259,
— Problem of. (B. E. Smith) Cent. 50: 315.
— Question of, National Educational Association and.
(E. O. Vaile) Educa. R. 27: 510.
— Question of Preference in. (E. W. Bowen) Pop.
Sci. Mo. 65: 38.
—-— Simpler. (J . Geddes, jr.) Educa. 26: 550.
-— Simplified. (Brander Matthews) Educa. R. 322 I 5.
—-— —— from a Pnblisher’s Point of View. (H. Holt)
Indep. 61: 1421.
— — Orthography and. (B. I. Wheeler) Outl. 84: 313.
—- (Brander Matthews) Outl. 842 576.
— — A Plea for. (C. Thomas) Nation, 83: 301.
— — President Roosevelt’s Orthography. Spec. 97:
238.=Liv. Age, 250: 814,
—— —- President Jordan and.
83: 326,
— —— Real. (J . S. Clark) Nation, 83: 390.
— —Specimen of. (Brander Matthews) Putnam, I: 180,
—— What it is and what it is not. (H. H. Moore)
Outl. 84: 165.
Spelling—book out of Fashion.
24: 5 56.
Spelling Reform. (A. L. Mayhew) Acad. 71: 35. -
Acad. 71: 251.—(E. S. Balch) J. Frankl. Inst.
I62: 421. — (B. I. Wheeler) Out West, 252 546.
— in France. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 94,
— —— The Simplification of French Spelling. (Brander
Matthews) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 539.
—— Must it be Phonetic ? (C. W. L. Johnson) Educa.
R. 26: 516.
— The Perils of. Acad. 68: 565.
— The Present Fad of. (G. M. Searle) Cath. World,
84: 1,
—— President Roosevelt’s Edict. Dial, 41: 103,
Spence, T. R., Designer, Work of. (F. H. Jackson)
M. of Art, 27: 80,
— Metal Work of. (F. H. Jackson) M. of Art, 26: 365.
Spencer, G. R., a Cartoonist of Progressive Democracy.
(B. O. Flower) Arena, 36: 351.
Spencer, Herbert. (A. C. Armstrong) Meth. R. 54:
397. —(VV. James) Atlan. 94: 99.—Blackw. I75:
100.: Ecl. M. 142: 433. I Liv. Age, 2401 397. -—-
(S. T. Wood) Canad. M. 222 342. — (J.J. Fox) Cath.
World, 782 574.—- (A. M. F airbairn) Contemp.
85: I. -—(H. Macpherson) Cornh. 89: 337. — (W.
James) Critic, 44: 21. —Dial, 362 5.-—Educa. R.
27: 217,—(P. G. Smalley) Lamp, 28: 36.—Liv.
Age, 240: 56.=Ec1. M. 142: 264.—(M. A. Lane)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 510. — (P. Carus) Open Court,
18! I.—(R. C. Schiedt) Ref. Ch. R. 51: 289.-—
(F. J . E. Woodbridge) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29:
67.—Westm. I61: I.——(G. Iles) World’s Work,
7: 4314. —With portrait. (A. T. Ormond) Book-
lover’s M. It 572. —Nature, 592 155. —Sat. R.
96: 726. —Ath. ’o3, 2: 794.— (W. James) Nation,
77: 46o.—-(C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 65: 673.
(D. S. Jordan) Nation,
(Alice Ranlett) Educa.
SPENCER
Spencer, Herbert, and the Dangers of Specialism.
(J. B. Crozier) Fortn. 81: 105,
-—- and H. George, Controversy between.
Indep. 56: 1479.
-—- and his Contribution to the Concept of Evolution.
(J. Royce) Internat. Q. 91 335.
— and his Critics. (Von Biilow) Westm. I62: 437.
—- and his Work. (W. I. Cranford) So. Atlan. Q. 31
(T. Scanlon)
123,
-— and the Master Key. (J . B. Burke) Contemp. 89:
783.=Ecl. M. 147: I24.
— and what to Study. (W. T. Harris) Educa. R. 24:
135-
— the Apostle of Agnosticism. (G. Campbell) Bib.
Sac, 62: 304,
—— as an Influence on Religious Thought. Outl. 751
931-
—— Autobiography. (F. Tracy) Am. J . Theol. 8: 784.
—-Ath. ’04, I: 583. —— (Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic,
44: 501. —(W. M. Payne) Dial, 36: 288.— (F. H.
Giddings) Indep. 56: 963.—— Indep. R. 3: 294.-
Knowl. 27: 116.-—Liv. Age, 241: 56o.=Ecl. M.
143: 56.— (F. C. S. Schiller) Mind, 29: 565. —(J.
Bryce) Nation, 79: 3 5. —(W. McDougall) Nature,
70: 265.—(L. F. Ward) Science, 11. s. 19: 873.-
Spec. 92: 810,
-—— — and his Philosophy. (F. Gribble) Fortn. 81: 984.
— Breadth of his Teaching, with portrait. (L. G.
McPherson) Cosmopol. 36: 466.
— A Character Study. (W. H. Hudson) Fortn. 81:
17.=No. Am. 178: 1.
— Essays on Education. (J . J . Tracy) Educa. 24: 344.
-— Ethics, Heart of. (F. H. Giddings) Internat. J.
Ethics, 14: 496.
— Facts and Comments. (S. FitzSi1nons) Am. Cath.
Q. 27: 649.
-— Funeral of. (E. Rhys) World To-day, 6: 171.
-— Home Life of. Spec. 96: 574. —Harper, I12: 655.
— Influence of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 76.
— Last Words of. (E. B. MacCormick) Westm. I 59:
675.
— Letters and Life. (J . Finley) Lamp, 28: 405,
-—- Life and Philosophy of. (A. S. Pringle-Pattison)
Quar, 200: 240,
-—- Life and Teachings of.
951
— Love Story of. Canad. M. 27: 73.
(M. W. Calkins) Outl. 75:
-— the Man. (G. E. Vincent) Am. J . Sociol. 9: 709.
- Nescience of. (B. P. Bowne) Indep. 56: 67.
— Note on. Educa. 24: 310,
-— on Political Institutions. (W. W. Crane) Califor-
nian, 6: 413.
—- Personal Reminiscences of. (Grant Allen) Forum,
35: 610.
- A Personal Sketch. (G. Iles) Outl. 76: 19.
-— Philosophical Work of. (J . Dewey) Philos. R. 13:
I59-
-- Philosophy of. (F. Aveling) Dub. R. 134: 251,-
Ed. R. 199: 352.:-Liv. Age, 241: 705,-(B_ P_
Bowne) Meth. R. 64: 513.
—— Philosophy of Religion. (G. H. Trever) Meth. R.
64: 893.
— Royce on. (C. S. Peirce) Nation, 80: 71,
-—- Sociology of. (L. F. Ward) Indep. 56: 730,
——Supporters of. (H. Holt) Nation, 83: 347.
— Ultimate Questions. (L. Hearn) Atlan. 96: 391,
— Unpublished Letters. Indep. 56: 998, 1169, 1471,
—The Work of. (C. W. Saleeby) Acad. 66: 447,
67: 149.
Spencer, R. C., Three Houses by. Archit. Rec. 18:
40-
Spencer, Robert, jr., Two Houses by. Archit. Rec.
19: 295. 20: 323.
610
SPIRIT
Spendthrifts, Law needed to protect. Sat. R. 99:
8
33 -
Spenser, Edmund. Acad. 65: 248.
-—- in Ireland. Ed. R. 201: 164,
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Stained Glass Work in America.
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—— Earthquake Loss at. (D. S. Jordan) Out West, 24:
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—- “Nova” of 1892. (E. S. Holden) Calif. M. I: 404.
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—— Orbit of B Delphini. (R. G. Aitken) Pop. Astron.
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Star of Bethlehem; a story. (Myra Kelly) Cent. 49!
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Star of a Leopard, The. (T. B. Russell) Temp. Bar,
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Star-blanket; a story. (D. C. Scott) Canad. M. 23! 251.
Star Chamber, Select Cases before, 1477-1509, Leadams.
Ath. ’o4, 2: 136.
Star-clusters, Photographing the.
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Star-correction Machine, A.
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Star Cult among the Pawnees.
Am. Anthropol. 4: 730.
Star Dust. (D. E. Wing) Pop. Astron. II: 481. — (J.
K. McBroom) Pop. Astron. II: 544.
“Star-dust; ” a story. (Eliz. H. Bowle) Cosmopol.
(G. W. Ritchey)
(D. T. Wilson) Pop. As-
(Alice C. Fletcher)
373 373.
Star Light, Brightness of. (J . E. Gove) Pop. Astron.
I0: 227,
—- Shadows cast by.
242,
Star Maps, A Series of. Knowl. n. s. 21 103-224. 3:
324.380.
Star-spangled Banner, The; a story.
Munsey, 31: 502.
(H. N. Russell) Pop. Astron. I0:
(I. McDougall)
STAR
Star Steering; a poem. (J. E. Brown) Ecl. M. 139:
780.
Starboard Watch, The. (R. A. Stevenson) Scrib. M.
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Starling and the Woodpecker. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 94:
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-— in Australia. Spec. 95: 559.
Starlings. Month, 102: 286. 5
— Flock Movements at Evening. (E. Selous) Sat. R.
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- i11 Congregation. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 94: 230. =Liv.
Age, 235: 761,
Starr, Eliza Allen, with portrait.
Cath. World, 74: 607,
Starry Heavens, Extent of.
Astron. II: 411,
Stars, The, and their Names. Liv. Age, 232: 2 52.
- Apparent Movements of, and Remarks on marching
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- Dark. (A. W. Roberts) Chamb. J. 80: 664,
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- The Demon Star.
180.
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- (R. G. Aitken) Pop. Astron. I 3: 65.
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- - Observations at the Cape of Good Hope. (S. W.
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— Double Variable. Science, 11. s. 23: 437.
- Explosion of. (A. W. Bickerton) Pop. Astron. 12:
(E. Burgess) Gent. M. n. s. 70:
666.
- History of the. (W. B. Kaempffert) Booklover’s
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- How they are weighed. (F. Legge) Acad. 63: 163.
—— in their Courses and Evolution. Sat. R. 100: 299,
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— Lucid. (J. E. Gore) Knowl. 25: 56.
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- New. (F. W. Dyson) Cornh. 88: 356. — (E. W.
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--Searching for. (J . D. Anderson) Pop. Astron.
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- A New View of. (T. E. Heath) Knowl. n. s. 2: 54.
- The Number of. (Winifred Gibson)_Pop. Astron.
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- Our Stellar Universe. (T. E. Heath) Knowl. 11. s.
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- Periodic. (Rose O’Halloran) Pop. Astron. II: 294.
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(M. Upde-
614
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Stars, Scintillation of, and Weather Conditions. (R.
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- Shooting, Physics of. (J . F. Lanneau) Pop. As-
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- Solving the Mystery of the ; VVork of Observatory
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- Stellar Evolution in the Light of Recent Research.
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— Stellar Satellites. (J . E. Gore) Knowl. 26: 199.
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- The System of the. (W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron.
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- - Clerke’s. (R. A. Gregory) Nature, 73: 505.
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- Transits of, by Photography. Nature, 74: 254.
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- — Discovery of, at Harvard College Observatory.
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— — The Study of. (S. I. Bailey) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 175.
— - Twenty-five New. (E. C. Pickering) Pop. Astron.
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State Boards and Commissions, Growth and Future of.
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State Enterprise and Corporations.
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State Librarians, National Association of. Annual
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(M; B. Snyder) Pop.
(G. Miiller)
(H. C. VVil-
(Franklin
(M. Sul-
(G. S. Callender)
(J. B. Phillips) Univ. Colo.
STATE
State Libraries, Administration of.
J - 301 G 34-
State Library, Development of the.
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State Ownership in North Carolina.
World’s Work, 132 8333.
- of Railroads in Missouri and Pennsylvania.
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State Secret; :1 story. (F. B. Ford) Canad. M. 20: 471.
State University, The. Dial, 36: 137.
State 0’ Maine Girl, The. (Kate D. Wiggin) Scrib.
(J . L. Gillis) Lib.
(G. S. Godard)
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Statecraft, Style and. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 77:
440-
Statelier Mansion; a story. (K. M. Cleary) Cosmopol.
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States, The. (Albert Matthews) Nation, 74: 343.
—— Admitting New. (J . T. Newcomb) Nation, 76: 124,
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— —— Do we want Four New Partners, 1905 ? Outl.
81: 911,
Statesman of To-morrow, A; a story.
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Statesman’s Job, The. (L. F. C. Garvin) Indep. 61:
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Statesmen who were Sportsmen. (F. G. Aflalo) Fortn.
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Station Agent, The Way. (J . J . Shanley) Chaut. 39:
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(R. R. Gilson)
Station Studies. Monthly R. vols. 6, 7.
Stationers’ Company, Notes on the. (C. R. Rivington)
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Statistical Data, Degree of Accuracy of. (C. C. Eng-
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Statistical Practice, American, Interstate Commerce
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— Divination by. (W. M. Daniels) Atlan. 89: 100.
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—- How they are manufactured. (W. H. Allen) Atlan.
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—-— of Wages, etc., Methods of representing. (F. Y.
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-—— Use of. (F. R. East) \Vestm. 164: 259,=Ecl. M.
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Statuary, Bronze, Casting of. Brush & P. 13: 237.
Statuary Hall; American Westminster Abbey. (H.
Sutherland) Munsey, 28: 8 31,
Statuette, Bronze, from Norba. (A. W. van Buren)
‘ Am. J. Archaeol. 2d ser. 10: 415.
Statuettes, The Vogue of. Studio (Internat.) 16: 275,
Statute Fairs and “ Mops.” (J . J . Ward) Good Words,
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Statutes, The Multiplicity of.
Bag, 18: 516,
Stavordale Priory. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 430,
Steady, The; a story. (H. J . O’Higgins) McClure, 25:
(E. Bruncken) Green
399-
Steam, Exhaust, Utilizing. (Alex. A. Maver) Cassier,
29: 407.
-—— Leakage of, through Slide Valves. (J . V. Stanford)
J . Frankl. Inst. 162: 467,
——- Superheated, for Locomotives. (VV. F. M. Goss)
J . Frankl. Inst. 160: 217. — (J . Goodman) Cassier,
25: 18. —-(B. Doukin) Cassier, 25: 257.
615
STEAMSHIP
Steam, Superheated, in Power Station. (A. S. Mann)
J. Frankl. Inst. 162: 291,
— Superheating of. (R. Neilson) Engin. M. 28: 942.
29: 81,
Steam Boiler Economy, Betterment of. (E. S. Far-
well) Engin. M. 24: 896. _
Steam Boilers. (Egbert P. Watson) Engin. M. 28:
402,
— Comparative Efliciency of Internally and Exter-
nally Fired Boilers. (D. W. Robb) Engin. M. 27:
91-
- Construction and Inspection of. J . Frankl. Inst.
Is3= 321. 431-
— Economy of the Fire-room. (R. P. Bolton) Engin.
M. 26: 950.
— Experiment and Practice in the ‘Construction of.
(E. P. Watson) Engin. M. 28: 402,
-—— of the Past and Present. (E. P. Watson) Engin. M.
30: 226,
-— Prevention of Scale and Corrosion in. (S. S. Sadtler)
J. Frankl. Inst. 159: 217.
—— worked by Waste Heat from Coal-fired Reverbera-
tory Furnaces. (R. T. and P. Cooks) Cassier, 28:
397-
Steam Costs in Industrial Combinations. (W. D.
Ennis) Engin. M. 28: 86.
Steam Engine, A Live Mammoth.
Cassier, 21: 430,
— Power-house Practice in America.
Engin. M. 22: 730.
—- Testing of. (H. R. Sankey) Engin. M. 28: 220,
—- Traction, A Relic of the History of. (F. A. Schef-
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Steam Engineering in 1904.
109,
Steam Engines, American Traction.
Cassier, 21: 346.
—- British High-speed.
269.
—— Continental. (P. Dawson) Engin. M. 22: 519.
-—— Drop-valve. (C. Hurst) Cassier, 26: 496. ‘
— Early High Speed. (J . E. Sweet) Cassier, 23: 538.
— Fallacies in Design. (E. P. Watson) Engin. M. 24:
(W. C. Unwin)
(P. Dawson)
(C. Hurst) Cassier, 27:
(C. O. Heggem)
(L. H. Jackson) Cassier, 28:
5°9-
—— Influence on the World’s Progress. (J . E. Sweet)
Engin. M. 26: 846.
—— Modern British High-speed.
sier, 28: 407, 500. 29: 13,
-— Modern Horizontal. (L. H. Jackson) Cassier, 27:
418.
-— Small. (C. H. Benjamin) Cassier, 30: 441.
-— Small British. (W. H. Booth) Cassier, 31: 113,
-— Waste Heat in. (G. H. Barrus) Cassier, 21: 503,
Steam Generation. (F. J . Rowan) Cassier, 25: 131.
Steam Navigation, Progress of. Chamb. J . 81: 301.
Steam-pipes for High Pressure. (J . A. Miller) Cas-
sier, 30: 128. ' -
Steam Plant, Choice of a. (G. H. Barrus) Cassier, 26:
6
(L. H. Jackson) Cas-
Steam-turbines. See Turbines.
Steam Vessels, Auxiliary Machinery of. (J . E. Cooper)
Cassier, 24: 222, 312,
-— Steam Wagons. (R. G. L. _Markham) Cassier, 24:
.109:
Steamboat Days returning. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 83:
277~
Steamboating on the Mississippi River in the ’60’s.
(G. W. Ogden) Everybody’s, 12: 215,
Steamers, Possibility of Design of Cargo.
Cassier, 25: 429.
Steamshipj First, on the Pacific.
Canad. M. 18: 243,
(G. Nicol)
(A. D. Cameron)

- of the Future. (S. P. M. Tasker) Cassier, 25: 80,
STEAMSHIP
Steamship, Unsinkable, Proposed.
Cassier, 31: 19.
Steamship Combine, The. (H. White) Nation, 74:
321. —(N. D. Noyes) Nation, 74: 380.———(J. R.
Bishop) Internat. Mo. 5: 757.—(W. L. Marvin)
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25! 679. —(O. Eltzbacher) Con-
temp. 82: 69. -—(E. Robertson) Pall Mall M. 28:
92-—-Sat.Ii.93=s16.548,625,659.
—— and American Shipbuilding, The. (C. H. Cramp)
No. Am. 175: 5.
-— and the British Flag. (E. Robertson) 19th Cent.
51: 873. =Ecl. M. 139: 281. :Liv. Age, 234: 129.
—— and National Policy. Fortn. 77: 942.
-—- from a Naval Point of View. Blackw. I72: 127.
—— Profit and Loss on. (H. Newbolt) Monthly R. 7,
no. 3: 1.
Steamship Subsidies. Report of the Select Committee
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Steamship Trust, The So-called.
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Steamships, Engine-rooms of, below the Water—line.
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— Safety Construction of.
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Stearns, J . W. (J . C. Freeman) Wis. Alum. M. 5: 103.
Stebbins, Horatio. (H. Davis) Calif. Univ. Chron. 5:
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Stedman, Edmund Clarence. (Yone N oguchi) Nat’l
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Steed of Bells, The ; a story. (S. MacManus) Mc-
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Steel, American, in England. Am. Arch. 82: 62.
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—— and Iron in America, The Romance of. (H. N.
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-—- Electricity in the Making of. (J . H. Smith) Engin.
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— Electricity, Nickel. (H. F. J . Porter) Cassier, 22:
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-—- Evolution of a Railroad Metal. (H. Bindloss) Gent.
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-— High-speed, in the Factory.
Walter Brown) Engin. M. 29: 913.
31: 231-712,
-— Increasing Production with High-speed.
Wilt, jr.) Engin. M. 28: 49,
-— Making, Thermo-chemistry in.
Cassier, 27: 358.
-— Protection from Corrosion.
Arch. 83: 3 5.
— Tool, Taylor-White Process of Treating. J . Frankl.
Inst. 155: 127.
Steel Buildings, Modern, Earthquake and Fire as
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— Modern Tall. (W. S. Smith) Cassier, 22: 56,
Steel Castings, Widening Use of. (VV. P. Barba) Cas-
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Steel Co. See U. S. Steel Corporation.
Steel Construction compared with Masonry.
Arch. 78: 11, 19.
— Corrosion of. Am. Arch. 78: 36.
— Notes on. (M. M. Sloan) Am. Arch. vols. 75, 78.
Steel Frame Buildings, Flexible vs. Rigid. Am. Arch.
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Steel Frames, Rusting of. (J . L. Faxon) Am. Arch.
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Steel Production in Canada.
22: 278.
(O. M. Becker and
30: 88-388.
(A. D.
(Horace Allen)
(C. L. Norton) Am.
Am.
(A. J . Moxham) Cassier,
616
STEPHEN
Steel Rail, The Anatomy of a.
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Steel Rails, Relations between Structure and Dura-
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Steel Skeleton Work, Examination of. Am. Arch.
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Steel Syndicate, German.
2°= 353-
Steel Trade in the Northeast of England.
Simpson) Cassier, 22: 230, ‘
Steel Trust, The Men who made the. (D. C. Phillips)
Everybody’s, 8: 448,
—The So-called. (H. L. Nelson) Cent. 431 302.——
Outl. 70: 802,
See U. S. Steel Corporation.
Steele, Charles. (C. F. Speare) Cosmopol. 35: 412,
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— The Tender Husband. (C. Black) Temp. Bar, 129:
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Steele, Thomas. Month, 100: 495.
Steen, Jan, with portrait and bibliography. Mast. in
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Steendam, Jacob, Poet of New Netherland.
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Steeplechase, A. (A. Stoddart) Outing, 39: 463.
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Steeplgchasing, English. (G. C. Roller) Outing, 40:
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Steer, Wilson. (H. Blaker) Art J . 58: 231,
Steegage, Impositions in the. (K. Durland) Indep.
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— The Modern. (W. Packard) World To-day, 6: 749.
Steetley Chapel, Derbyshire. (G. Le Blanc Smith)
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Steevens, G. W. Land of the Dollar. (S. C. Morrison)
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Stegomus Longipes, a New Reptile from the Triassic
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— Footprints of. (R. S. Lull) Am. J. Sci. 167: 381,
Stele, Naram—Sins. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 563.
— from Athens, A New. (A. S. Murray) J . Hel. Stud.
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— of Teinia in Arabia. (E. Littman) Monist, 14: 510.
Stenciled Fabrics. Craftsman, 5: 286,
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Stephen, King, Anarchy of Reign of. (H. W. C. Da-
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Stephen de Bourbon. (S. Baring-Gould) Good Words,
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Stephen, James Kenneth. Acad. 69: 853.
Stephen, Sir Leslie. (W. Meynell) Acad. 66: 221,'—
Ath. ’o4, 1: 269.—(F. Harrison) Cornh. 89: 433.
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Stephen, Sir Leslie, Portrait of. Bk. Buyer, 25: 7.
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Stephens, John, of Guilford, Conn., and his Descend-
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Stepping-stone, The; a story. (H. H. Colvill) Temp.
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Stereochemistry, Recent Advances in.
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Stereographic Projection, Use of, for Geographical
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Stereo-isomerism. (J . N. Collie) Ath. ’o6, I: 519,
Stereopticon in Secondary Teaching. (G. R. Swain)
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Stereoscope, The. (J. Jastrow) Science, 11. s. 20: 683,
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—- as applied to Astronomical Researches. (C. W.
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— New Form of. (J . Jastrow) Science, 11. s. 212 663.
Sterl, Robert, German Painter. (H. W. Singer) Stu-
dio (Internat.) I6: 235,
Sterling, Antoinette. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 96: 617. ——
(C. E. Thomas) Sund. M. 34: 241,
Sterling, Mrs. Harriet Dean. Wis. Alum. M. 2: 16.
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Stern Chase, A; a story. (T. J. Partridge) New Eng.
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Stern Chase, A; a story. (M. Foster) Outing, 48: 206.
Sterndale, Robert A. Geog. J . 201 550.
Sterne, Capt. Adolphus. (W. P. Zuber) Texas Hist.
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—in the Dictionary of National Biography.
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(W. J . Pope)
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—— Love Affairs of. (M. Reed) Bk. News, 25: 215.
Sterne, Maurice H., Painter. (A. C. Bixby) Brush &
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Sterrett, J . McBride, on the Freedom of Authority.
(J. J. Fox) Cath. World, 81: 657,
Stetson Co., Labor System of. (A. T. Freeman) Ann.
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Stevens, Geo. B. Yale Div. Q. 3: 37,
Stevens, John F., New Chief Engineer at Panama.
(G. E. Paine) Munsey, 34: 47. —With portrait.
(H. K. Webster) Am. M. 60: 676.
Stevens, Robert L., and his Yacht Maria.
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Stevens, Thaddeus, with portrait.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 7o.
—- as a Country Lawyer. (W. U. Hennel) Green Bag,
18: 641,
— Reminiscences of, with portrait.
Green Bag, I6: 445,
Stevenson, Dr. James. Geog. J. 21: 330,
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Bk. News, 22: 25.—(E.
Mims) Meth. R. 62: 417. —-— (H. A. Vance) Sewa-
nee, I0: 223. —(L. Stephen) National, 38: 725. =
Ecl. M. 1332 435.ILiv. Age, 232: 463.~Church
Q. 54: 143. — (B. Torrey) Atlan. 89: 89. —-— (H. W.
Tompkins) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 283,
(W. M.
(J . M. Scovel)
(T. W. Lloyd)
617
STOCK
Stevenson, Robert Louis, and Jules Simoneau, The
Strange Case of. (J . S. Vrooman) Cent. 50: 343.
—An Appreciation. (H. B. M. Watson) F ortn. 80:
501,
—— as Dramatist. (A. W. Pinero) Critic, 42: 341.
—- at Fontainebleau. (R. B. Douglas) Macmil. n. s. I:
340-
— Charm of. (F. M. Colby) Bookman, I4: 620.
— Confession of Faith. (B. De Casseres) Critic, 43: 414.
— Country of. (W. Sharp) Harper, I05: 497.
—— Fssays. (F. M. Smith) Poet-Lore, 14, no. 1: 7o.
—— hi}:I View of Woman. (Kate L. Smith) Booklover’s
- 5‘ 79-
—— in his Latest Biography. Overland, n. s. 39: 560.
—— In Samoa with. (I. O. Strong) Cent. 41: 657.
-— An Inland Voyage. (J . B. Carrington) Bk. Buyer,
I5: 229,
——Along the Route of.
Buyer, 25: 229,
-— — Pilgrimage to Route of.
Critic, 46: 524,
— The Man in his Life and Letters.
ing) Sewanee, I0: 385.
— Memorial Tablet to. Bk. News, 23: 85.
——In the Shadow of. (C. L. Edholm) Overland,
n. s. 46: 291,
—— — Unveiling of.
45‘ 235-
-— Monterey.
246.
— The Popularity of. Chamb. J . 82: 673.
-— Portraits of. Bk: Buyer, 24: 373.
— The Shadow of. (H. Lamont) N ation, 78: 448.
Stevenson, Mrs. Robert Louis, How the Home of, was
saved. (H. French) Overland, n. s. 48: 137,
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Stewart, Sir Donald, in Afghanistan, I373-80. (E. F.
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Stewart, Sir Dugald, Elmslie’s Life of. Ath. ’o3, 1:
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Stewart, James C., an American Builder in England.
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Stibiotantalite. (S. L. Penfield and W. E. Ford) Am.
J. Sci. 172: 61.
“Sticking-place, The;” a story.
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Stickney, Joseph Trumbull.
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— Poems of. (W. V. Moody) No. Am. 183: 100;,
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Stiles, Ezra. Literary Diary. (B. Wendell) Am. Hist.
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Still of Ballywan, The; a story. (Stella F. Wynne)
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Still Hunt, A. (A. M. Barbour) Lippinc. 73: 725.
Stillman, James. (Edwin Lefevre) Cosmopol. 352 333.
Stillman, Wm. J ., the Many Sided. Atlan. 89: 863.
Stillman Infirmary at Harvard. (C. J . Blake) Harv.
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Stilt-walkers. (E. A. Butler) Knowl. 25: 97.
Stimpson Family of Charlestown, Mass. (C. C. Whit-
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Stimulants and Narcotics, School Instruction in; Re-
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Stimulus and Sensation. (J . R. Green) Knowl. 27:
89.
Stirling, Scotland, Ancient. (J. C. Cox) Antiq. n. s.
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Stock and Poultry. Ctry Life Am. I02 539.
— Diseases of, in South Africa. (D. Bruce) Nature,
72: 496.
(J. B. Carrington) Bk.
(J . A. Hammerton)
(Marie L. Whit-
(Betty Harcourt) Overland, n. s.
(C. W. Stoddard) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23:
0
(Frances Duncan)
(E. K. Rand) Harv.
(E.
STOCK
Stock with Exclusive Voting Power; Can it be treated
as a Trust ‘P (R. R. Reed) Green Bag, 18: 383.
Stock and Produce Exchanges, Function of the.
A. Conant) Atlan. 91: 433.
Stock Companies. Business Reasons vs. Business
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Stock Company Theaters, Revival of. (R. Bergen-
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Stock Department and its Systems. (C. U. Carpenter)
Engin. M. 23: 195.
Stock Exchange, London. (H. Norman and G. C.
Ashton Jonson) Cent. 44: 177.
— — Position and Outlook of, 1904. Contemp. 86: 709.
— -— Stagnation in, in 1903. Sat. R. 96: 38.
— N. Y. City. Life “on the Floor,” (E. C. Sted-
man) Cent. 45: 1,
— -—- Reform in. (J . Flower) National, 43: 468.
Stock Farm, Wonder. (R. Powys) Outing, 47: 422.
Stock Gambling and Stock Selling. (C. C. Christie)
Everybody’s, I 5: 707,
Stock—keeping System for General Stores. (F. W. J es-
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Stock—market, How it reflects Values.
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Stock Watering. (E. D. Durand) Indep. 54: 2238.
— Prevention of, by Public-service Corporations.
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Stockbridge Indians, Massacre of the. (T. F. De Voe)
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Stockhausen, Julius. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 97: 619,
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Stockholders’ or Directors’ Liability, Enforcement
of, Abroad. (J . H. Beale, jr.) Green Bag, 16:
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Stockholders’ Profits from Privileged Subscriptions.
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Stockholm, Sweden, Royal Palace. (O. Z. Carvin)
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Stocks, Falling; Effect on Business. World’s Work,
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— Industrial, as Investments. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 68:
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—- Lawson’s Attack on. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 701 I.
Stockton, Frank R., with portrait. (H. W. Mabie)
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trait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 698. — (E. W. Bowen)
Sewanee, 11: 474,
Stockton, Cal. (F. J. Ryan) Calif. M. 41 723. —(Col-
vin B. Brown) Out West, 23: 603.
-—— a California Venice. (T. S. Rice) Overland, n. s.
43: 98. .
Stockwood, J ohn; an Elizabethan Schoolmaster. (F.
Watson) Gent. M. 11. s. 75: 335.
Stockyards at Chicago, Labor in the.
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Stoddard, Chas. Warren, with portrait.
Bland) Overland, n. s. 472 375.
-—- and his Bungalow. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 21: 304,
—— Recollections of. (Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic, 44:
(C.
(C. A. Conant)
(A.
(W. Hard)
(H. Meade
52-
Stoddard, Elizabeth, Novels of. (Mary Moss) Book-
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— Last Poem of. (E. C. Stedman) Putnam, I: 18,
-—— Some Personal Notes. (R. Hitchcock) Lamp, 26:
4°3-
618
STONEHAM
Stoddart, J . H., Recollections of a Player.
51 290,
Stoessel, General, with portrait. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31:
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195.
Stoeving, Curt, and the Berlin “Secession.” M. of
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Stofi'el’s Revenge. (H. A. Bryden) Chamb. J . 79: 120,
Stoicism. Acad. 65: 61,
Stoke Poges Church-yard, a Literary Shrine.
Moore) Californian, 31 342.
— and Gray. (J. J. Campbell) Gent. M. n. s. 75: 516,
Stoker, Jones Under-feed. J . Frankl. Inst. 1582 439.
Stokes, Anson Phelps, Estate of, at Lenox. (T. Mac-
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Stokes, Sir George Gabriel. Knowl. 25! 61. —Spec.
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— Scientific Work of. (Lord Kelvin) Nature, 67: 3 37.
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Stokes, Mrs. J . G. Phelps, at Home. (Lilian B.
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Stoking, Economy of Mechanical. (W. W. Christie)
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— on Ocean Steamers. (J . H. Williams) Indep. 58:
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Stolen Bridegroom, The.
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Stolen Day, A. (H. C. Penman) Lippinc. 71: 135,
Stolen Picture, The; a story. (J . M. Jacobs) Temp.
Bar, 129: 211,
Stolen Rescue, A; a story.
640.
Stomach Stones. (W. J . Beal) Science, 11. s. 20: 722,
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Stone, Archbishop, and the Duke of Newcastle, Cor-
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Stone, Sir Benj.
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Stone, Ellen M. Among the Brigands, with portrait.
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Stone, Frank F., California’s most Gifted Sculptor.
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Stone, Artificial. (L. P. Ford) Am. Arch. 84: 72, -
Am. Arch. 85: 62,
— Bath. (T. S. Cotterell) Antiq. n. s. 41: 87,
— Decay of. Am. Arch. 89: 52.
— Specifications for. (F. W. Hoyt) Am. Arch. 90: 51.
Stone of Destiny, The. (A. Goodrich-Freer) Temp.
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— Voice of the. (F. S. Hartland) Folk-Lore, I4: 28.
Stone of the Lily, The; a tale. (B. E. Wade) Cath.
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Stone Bowls, A Cache of, in California.
Am. Anthropol. 8: 686,
Stone Circles. (A. M. Swan) Am. Antiq. 24: 182,
Stone-cutting, Artistic. Am. Arch. go: 135,
Stone Implements, Primitive Man and his.
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Stone Monuments of Brittany and Cornwall.
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—— Some of the Localities in France and England where
Monuments of the Late Stone and Bronze Ages
have been found. (J . H. Wilson) Pop. Sci. Mo.
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Stone Relics of California.
Stone-throwing Devil of New Castle, The.
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Stone Wall Quest, A; a story. (E. Holden) Outl. 83:
75°-
Stone Worship. (P. Carus) Open Court, 18: 45. 20:
289.
Stoneham, Mass., Church Records. N. E. Reg. 56:
63, 289,
(E. Hough) Everybody’s,
(L. Steffens) Am. M. 62:
Photographic Exhibit at the Lou-
(G. F. Parker) Cent.
(H. N. Rust)
(W. Up-
(F.
Am. Antiq. 27: 169,
(Mary R.
STONEHEN GE
Stonehenge. (J. M. Bacon) Good Words, 43: 783.-
(J. H. Spencer) Antiq. 11. s. 41: 144.
— and the Midsummer Sunrise. (A. R. Hinks) 19th
Cent. 53! 1002.‘-_-Ecl. M. 1412 304.:Liv. Age,
238: 231,
— Excavations at. (W. Gowland) Archaeol. 58: 37.
—- Inclosure of. (R. Hunter) 19th Cent. 52: 430.
-— Long on. (N. Lockyer) Nature, 66: 2;,
—— Notes on. (N. Lockyer) Nature, 71: 345, 367-391,
535. 72: 32-270, 73: 153, 224,
Stones, Ornamental. (B. H. Brough) Am. Arch. 83:
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— Sacred, and Stone Worship. (C. J . Maury) M. of
Hist. 3: 365.
— Vi/Yorship of, in France.
pol. 4: 76.
“ Stonewalls,” The Two ; Confederate Cruisers. (J . N.
Hyde) M. of Hist. 31 II.
Stonework, Color in. (F. T. Hoyt) Am. Arch. 89:
200, go: 6, 19.
— Decay of, and its Prevention. Am. Arch. 88: 132,
Stony Point, Capture of. (S. W. Pennypacker) Penn-
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Stonyhurst College. Sat. R. 982 I04.
Stoop, From the. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 972 681,
Storage Batteries on Electric Railways. (H. S. Knowl-
ton) Engin. M. 25: 714. — (W. E. Winship) J.
Frankl. Inst. I58: 129.
Storage Battery and the Motor-car, The.
son) No. Am. 1752 I.
Stores. “ Finest Store in the World.”
Archit. Rec. 17: 42.
Stores Management, Working Examples of Successful.
(W. B. Snow) Engin. M. 29: 879.
Stores System of the Browning Engineering Co.
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— of the National Acme Co. (A. W. Henn) Engin. M.
ea 196-
Stories, — Current Coin. Chamb. J . 80: 599.
-— Seed-corn for. (Brander Matthews) Monthly R. 161
no. 2: 124.
-— Telling, to Children.
10: 3 51.
Stork of Saint Franciscus ; a legend.
Temp. Bar, 134: 528.
Storms, Forecasting. (W. L. Moore) Nat. Geog. M. 16:
(P. Sebillot) Am. Anthro-
(T. A. Edi-
(A. C. David)
(E.
(May G. Quigley) Pub. Lib.
(V. De Brandt)
255-
Stormy Morning, A. (Eva Napier) Chamb. J . 83: 1-
275~
Story, Ann, Vermont’s Revolutionary Heroine. (Helen
Vanderheyden) New Eng. M. n. s. 342 I62.
Story, Waldo, Sculptor. (E. M. Phillips) M. of Art,
27: I371 273-
Story, William Wetmore.
M. 10: 351,
—— and his Friends. (T. W. Higginson) Nation, 77:
365.—Ath. ’o3, 2: 6o5.—B1ackw. 174: 659.:Ecl.
M. 142: 116.=Liv. Age, 239: 595,—(J, Finley)
Lamp, 27: 333. —(Jeannette L. Gilder) Critic, 44:
I75.
Story, Common Sense and the.
Lib. J. 30: C 76.
Story of Adhelmar, The.
706.
Story of Amabel and Amoris.
1°41 355-
Story of the Apple-tree.
Story of Anster, The.
extra no. 1.
Story of the Basque Country.
82: 145-202,
Story of the Bond Stealers, The.
son) Am. M. 60: 299,
(C. E. Norton) Harv. Grad.
(Harriet E. Hassler)
(J . B. Cabell) Harper, 108:
(L. Housman) Harper,
(Jennette Lee) Outl. 71: 393.
(Mary S. Boyd) Chamb. J . 82,
(C. North) Chamb. J .
(W. B. M. Fergu-
619
STOUT
Story of Dan. (N. W. Tibbot) New Eng. M. n. s. 29:
48".
Story df Evangeline, The.
Story of a French Cat.
Liv. Age, 232: 411,
(M. Perry) Temp. Bar, I34:
334-
Story of the Grapevine, The. (A. Coll) Outing, 39:
651,
Story of a Great-grandfather, The.
Scrib. M. 33: 76,
Story of a Great Week, The.
110: 504.
Story of Greece, A.
(G. Hibbard)
(M. C. Dyar) Harper,
(M. Serao) Poet-Lore, I 5, no. 2:
19,
Story of a Handicapped Life. Indep. 59: 1104.
Story of It6 Norisuké. (L. Hearn) Atlan. 95$ 93.
Story of Jeremy Boyse. (E. G. VVheelwright) Gent.
M. n. s. 68: 209. I Liv. Age, 233: 247,
Story of Jess Dawson. (I. Clark) New Eng. M. n. s.
26: 666,
Story of King Julius. (A. Colton) Harper, I04: 559.
Story of a Lost Signature. (J . V. Bond) Cosmopol.
35: 96.
Story of Margaret Noyes, The.
111: 879.
Story of Matrimony; a story.
Cosmopol. 35: 699.
Story of Mimi-Nashi-Hoichi.
2 7,
Story of the “ Morte Innocente,” The. (E. C. Vansit-
tart) Cath. World, 78: 617.
Story of our Farm. (Lady Henry Somerset) No. Am.
175: 691.
Story of a Panic.
Story of the Princess Gorgona, The.
Cornh. 932 796.
Story of the Queen.
(A. Kinross) Harper,
(Josephine Arthur)
(L. Hearn) Atlan. 92:
(E. M. Forster) Indep. R. 3: 453.
(G. Young)
(Harriet P. Spolford) Atlan. 92:
586, 775-
Story of Ralph Miller, The. (Dorothy Canfield) Mun-
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Story of a Scented Note, The. (Mrs. P. Bigelow) Cos-
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Story of the Sea. (L. M. Sawyer) New Eng. M. n. s.
27: 317,
Story of the Second Brother. (R. Barr) Booklover’s
M. 5: 107.
Story of a Sordid Romance. (A. J . Dawson) Cosmo-
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Story of a Sovereign, The. (A. O. Cooke) Chamb. J .
81: extra no. 31.
Story of a Storm. (R. G. Pitzer) New Eng. M. n. s.
3H 439-
Story of a Struggle. (P. Fountain) Longm. 44: 18,
137.
Story of a Summer Hotel Waitress. Indep. 58: 1337.
Story of Tokolmé, The. (L. Becke) Chamb. J. 83:
667.
Story of Ward L. (C. Irvin) Char. I6: 229.
Story of ‘Vi. (G. B. Lancaster) Everybody’s, I3:
301.
Story on the Factor’s Book, The. (V. E. Roe) Mun-
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Story that took, The. (I. H. Gillmore) McClure, 25:
214,
Story Hour at the Pratt Institute Free Library.
C. Moore) Lib. J. 30: 204.
-—— Common Sense and the. (Harriet E. Hassler) Lib.
J . 30: C 76.
Story-telling to Children.
10: 351.
Story-writing. (H. D. Lowry) Good Words, 44: 368.
-— for Girls. (Mrs. L. T. Meade) Acad. 65: 499,
Stout Lady in the Pink Hat, The ; a story. (J . Mor-
ton) Harper, I12: 908,
(A.
(M. G. Quigley) Pub. Lib.
STOUT
Stout Manual Training School, Menomonie, Wis. (J .
M. Chapple) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 501,
Stoveheter and the Birds of Paradise; a story.
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Stow, Nelson, with portrait.
272 342,
Stowaway, The; a story. (G. W. Cornish) Indep. R.
41 596-:Liv. Age, 244: 4I0.=Ecl. M. 144: 484,
Stowe, H. B. Uncle T om’s Cabin and its Contempo-
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Strachan, Richard, Action of. (L. G. C. Laughton)
Un. Serv. M. 24: 459.
Stradivari, Antonia, and the Violins he made.
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-— Hill’s Life and Works of. Ath. ’02, 2: 391,
Straeton, Van der. A Belgian Sculptor and his Art.
(F. Lees) Archit. Rec. 131 135.
Strafford, Thos. W., Earl of, as a Letter-writer.
(Lady Burghclere) I9th Cent. 59: 90.
—— Burial—place of. (R. A. Gatty) Cornh. 92: I04.
Straight as a String. (C. Lockhart) Lippinc. 70: 572.
Straiton Causeway. (H. Bindloss) Sund. M. 32: 833.
Straits Settlements, Gold Standard for the. (E. W.
Kemmerer) Pol. Sci. Q. 192 636.
—— Studies in Colonial Administration.
Outl. 77: 122,
Strand—on-the-Green, England.
624,
“Stranded ” People, A C1ergyman’s Study of. World’s
Work, 4: 2510,
Strang, James Jesse, the Michigan Usurper.
Watrous) Cent. 41: 685.
Strang, Wm., Etcher. M. of Art, 27: I77, 235, —-(A,
J. Finberg) Sat. R. I02: 43,
Strange, Sir Robert, and Prince Charles’s Paper Notes.
(G. Aikman) Art J. 55: 216.
Strange Adventure of Lulu, The.
McClure, 271 I93.
Strange Case of Dr. Cream.
Bag. 141 426-
Strange Case of Dr. North. (N. M. Hopkins) Lippinc.
77: 513-
Strange Case; a Psychic Story.
28: 193.
Strange Confession, A ; a story. (W. C. Morrow) Cali-
fornian, 2: 221-526, 3: 25-221,
Strange Conversion, A. Blackw. I78: I. =Liv. Age,
246: 403.
Strange Lands; a poem.
mopol. 372 338.
Strange Story, A.
46: 5 30.
Strange Story of the House Opposite.
Overland, n. s. 40: 503,
Strange Texts. (J . Quail) Sund. M. 31: I054,
Stranger, The; a story. (V. Y. Remnitz) Harper,
I04: 821.
Stranger at the Feast, The.
body’s, 14: 303.
Stranger than Fiction. (L. Hearn) Atlan. 95: 494.
Stranger than Fiction. (L. Hutton) Cent. 43: 622,
Stranger to the Wild, A. (C. G. D. Roberts) Cent. 51:
165.
“ Strangers and Pilgrims.”
World, 80: 62:.
Strangers who were welcomed, The; a tale. (M. F.
Nixon-Roulet) Cath. World, 77: 477.
Strangers within the Gates; Evolution of the Picture
so-called. (H. von Herkomer) M. of Art, 27: 262,
Strassburg, Earthquake Observations in. (J . Milne)
Nature, 65: 438.
Stratagem of Terrance O’Halloran; a story.
Scott) Canad. M. 22: 283.
(H.
(Leon Mead) Cassier,
(J. F.
(A. Ireland)
(R. Carver) Idler, 29:
(E. F.
(R. McDonald)
(H. G. Chapin) Green
(J . Sanford) Arena,
(Charlotte P. Gilman) Cos-
(W. W. Battles) Overland, n. s.
(G. H. Grant)
(Bruno Lessing) Ev ery-
(M. F. Quinlan) Cath.
(D. C.
620
STREET—BOY
Strategists, The; a story. (E. C. McCants) Every-
body’s, 142 210.
Strategy and Tactics in Mountain Ranges.
Maguire) Un. Serv. M. 252 611.
62-661. 28: 18.
(T. M.
26: 22-613, 27:
— Modern, The Evolution of. (F. N. Maude) Un.
Serv. M. 28: 136-637, 29: 44-631, 30: 59, 154,
Strategy and Seamanship; a story. (J . B. Connolly)
Scrib. M. 37: 309.
Strategy of Hazel, The; a story. (E. Walker) Munsey,
32: 352.
Strategy of Sergeant Taylor, The; a story.
Zogbaum) Am. M. 60: 31.
Strategy of Sugarfoot, The; a story.
Munsey, 33: 627.
Stratford-on-Avon, Mid-June in.
Bk. Buyer, 25: 36.
Strathcona, Baron, and Mount Royal. (W. R. Stew-
art) Cosmopol. 35¢ 43.
Stratigraphy vs. Palaeontology in Nova Scotia. (D.
White) Science, 11. s. 16: 232. —(T. W. Vaughan)
Science, n. s. 16: 513.
Stratton, James T. (R. E. C. Stearns) Science, n. s.
17: 797-
Stratton, Wickliffe B. Wis. Alum. M. 2: 238.
Strauss, Johann, with bibliography. Mast. in Music,
3: I93-
— and Edouard, and the Waltz.
Music, 21: 118.
Strauss, Richard. Acad. 68: 13I.—Bk. News, 22:
863. — (L. Gilman) Critic, 44: 352. — (J . Huneker)
Scrib. M. 352 252.-——(Marnold) Music, 21: 371,
22: 28, IOI.——(J. F. Runciman) Sat.R. 94: 734.—-
Spec. 90: 129.
—— and his Music, with portrait. (G. W. Harris) In-
dep. 56: 490. —(G. Kobbé) No. Am. 174: 785.
— and the Music of the Future. (E. Newman) F ortn.
79: 30.
—— and Programme Music. (E. A. Baughan) Monthly
R. 20, no. 21 47.=Liv. Age, 247: 110,
— and Wagner, Brounoif’s. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R.
(R. F.
(E. Boltwood)
(J . B. Carrington)
(J . S. Van Cleve)
I00: 402,
— as Man and Musician. (A. E. Keeton) Contemp.
83: 845.
— as a Mode. (J. F. Runciman) Sat. R. 94: 75.
—— Music of. (A. Symons) Monthly R. 9, no. 3: 80.:
Liv. Age, 236: I13,
— Revolutionist. (E. Ziegler) Bookman, 23: 634,
— Symphonia Domestica. Acad. 68: 204, 284, 342,
— Till Eulenspiegel. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 93:
766.
Strawberries worth $6 a Quart.
Life Am. 9: 70.
Strawberry Culture for Profit.
others) Ctry Life Am. 4: 35.
Strawberry Land. (P. Collins) Good Words, 46: 658,
Strayed Soul, A; a story. Macmil. 89: 445.ILiv.
Age, 2411 479-
Straying of Penelope, The. (M. Westrup) Liv. Age,
235: 301. = Ecl. M. 140: 69.
Streak of Yellow, The. (K. E. Harriman) Booklover’s
M. 7. 309.
Stream-side Study, A. (S. G. Watkins) Liv. Age, 238:
754.:Ecl. M. 141: 694,
Streams, Interstate, Present Status of Rights to.
P. Teele) J. Pol. Econ. III 273.
Street, G. S., as a Playwright. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
991 137.
Street, Ethics of the. (M. Merington) Atlan. 951 119.
— A Modern. (S. F. Peckham) Pop. Sci. M0. 611 212.
Street Architecture, Value of the Curve in. (H. A.
Caparn) Archit. Rec. 17: 231.
Street-boy, Reaching the. (C. Stelzle) Outl. 72: 649.
(S. W. Fletcher) Ctry
(A. E. Colcord and
(R.
STREET—CAR
Street-car Kings, The. (E. J. Edwards) Munsey, 30:
383-
Street-car Travel, Amenities of. Atlan. 89: 577.
Street Cries, Italian. (E. C. Vansittart) Gent. M. n. s.
72: 81,
Street Decoration.
Street Gang as a Factor in Politics, The.
Outl. 74: 985.
Street Plan of a Business District. (C. M. Robinson)
Archit. Rec. 13: 234.
Street Railroad, Municipal, First in America, at West
Seattle. (Adella M. Parker) Indep. 60: 1153,
Street Railroads and the State. (B. W. Warren) Green
Bag. I7= 33-
- Fares on, in United States.
Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 171,
(M. R. Maltbie) Chaut. 40: 60.
(B. Adams)
(E. D. Durand) R. of
Street Railroad Franchises in Massachusetts. (W. S.
Allen) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 91.
Street Railroad Legislation in Illinois. (E. B. Smith)
Atlan. 93: 109.
Street Railroad Magnates. (H. K. Webster) Am. M.
60: 503.
Street Railroads and the Public.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 55.
—— Fares on, in Large Cities.
Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 80.
—— in Canada. (W. G. Ross) Canad. M. 18: 276.
— in Philadelphia since 1900. (T. Conway, jr.) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 241 354.
—-in South Wales. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22:
386.
— Municipal Ownership of, in Germany. (L. S. Rowe)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 37.
—Public Ownership of. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 32:
(W. A. Bancroft)
(H. S. Knowlton) R. of
417-
Street Waifs. (E. Poole) McClure, 21: 40,
Streets, In Foreign. (Royal Cortissoz) Scrib. M. 40:
193-
Strength of Hera Boyd, The; a story. (Harriet Gay-
lord) Am. M. 62: 381,
Strength of Men, The; a Story of the Sea.
can) McClure, 21: 532,
Strength of Ten, The; a story.
McClure, 19: 541.
Strenuous Courtship, A; a story. (E. W. Fowler) Mc-
Clure, 22: 15.
Strenuous Life, Good and Bad.
Church R. 12: 161,
Strenuous Referee, The; a story.
(N. Dun-
(Mary S. Cutting)
(W. Goddard) N.
(E. F lower) Cent.
50: 29,
Strenuosity. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 35: 74.
—— A Hedging. (R. Ogden) Nation, 78: 162,
Strenuousness. (Bliss Carman) Lit. W. (Bost.) 35:
287.
Streuvels, Stijn. Three Sketches. (A. T. de Mattos)
Fortn. 82: 678,
Strieby, M. E., and Negro Education. Outl. 78: 915.
Strife in the Blood, A; a story. (Della R. Neal) Over-
land, n. s. 452 I95.
Strike, The, as a Political Weapon.
tion, 81: 519.
—- Chicago Meat, 1904. (E. Poole) Indep. 57: 179.
—- — American Government in. (Grover Cleveland)
Fortn. 82: 1,
-— — Comparative Wages and the Right to live. (W.
Hurd and E. Poole) Outl. 77: 884.
-— -— Points in. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79: 46.
-— —- The Strikers’ Objective. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79:
68
(G. Pollak) Na-
— Chicago Teamsters’; a Study in Industrial Demo-
cracy. (J. Cummings) J . Pol. Econ. 13: 536.
—-— Coal, Dread of a. (P. Roberts) Outl. 83: 25.
— — Miners’ Defense. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 499.
621
STRIKES
Strike, Coal, of 1902. (T. Williams) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
26 : 64.——(C. B. Spahr) Outl. 71 : 321. —(J. Mitch-
ell) McClure, 20: 219. ——- (A. Mcllroy) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) I71 284.— (P. Roberts) Yale R. 11: 29.
— (G. F. Baer) Cassier, 23: 727.
— — — and its Lessons. (F. Parsons and others)
Arena, 29: 1.
— — — and its Settlement. (E. D. Durand) Pol. Sci.
Q, 18: 38 5,
— — — and its Spiritual Side. (H. C. Hay) N. Church
R, 10: 113.
—- — — and the Public. Gunton’s M. 23: 22. -— (J . G.
Brooks) Econ. J . I3: 364.
— — — The Anthracite Conflict. (P. Roberts) Yale
R. 11: 297,
— — — Commission’s Award. (W. E. Weyl) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 460. —(P. Roberts) Yale R. 12: 58.
— (H. A. Drake) Nation, 562 394.
— —- — Hearings on. Yale R. III 397.
— — — How it was ended. (A. M. Low) Indep. 54:
2563.
— — — in its Social Aspects. (P. Roberts) Econ. J .
I 3: 20.
— — — Light on. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 4°!-
— — — More Light on. (H. White) Nation, 75: 200,
-—- — — Passing of. (J . Cummings) J . Pol. Econ. 1::
55-
— — — Real Causes of. Outl. 712 I053.
—- ——- — Settlement of. (W. Wellman) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 26: 552,
— — — Triumph of Arbitration. Gunton’s M. 23: 369,
--~ -~— — Unveiled. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 478.
— — — A Vindication of the Rights of the People.
Cath. World, 76: 143,
—— — — A Woman’s Visit to the Mines.
lows) Outl. 72: 350.
—— Fall River, 1904, a Labor Conflict without Violence.
Outl. 78: 972.
— General, in Belgium, April, 1902.
Econ. J. 12: 421,
—- Horseshoers’, of Philadelphia. (F. A. Horack) Am.
J. Sociol. 8: 390,
—— in Florence, General. (J . W. Mario) Nation, 75: 241,
— in Rome. (J. W. Mario) Nation, 76: 391.
— Printers’, in New York. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 29,
—— Railway, in Holland. (N. E. Pierson) Econ. J . I 3:
(A. K. Fal-
(E. Mahaim)
544-
— — in Italy. (J . W. Mario) Nation, 741 245.
— Steel, 1901. (E. L. Bogart) Bib. Sac. 59: 108.
—— Sympathetic ; a Warning to Labor. (J . S. Stevens)
Indep. 55: 1493.
Strike in the Clarion Ofiice, The. (Caroline A. Huling)
Lippinc. 77: 112.
Strike of One, The; a story. (E. Flower) Everybody’s,
12: 773.
Strike on the Schlafeplatz Railroad. (J . L. Long)
Cent. 41: 710,
Strike Breaker, The; a story.
Clure, 25: 451.
Strike—breaking as a New Occupation.
World’s Work, 10: 6199.
-— Work of James Farley. (B. T. Fredericks) Am. M.
60: 106,
Strike Commission of Canada.
Strike Insurance in Austria.
tion, 75: 184,
Strikes. (R. S. Kinney) Meth. R. 66: 85.
— and Lockouts, Abolition of, 1892-1901. —- (J . H.
Schooling) Fortn. 81: 849.
—-— —~ — in New Zealand. (F. Parsons) Arena, 31: 1,
—— -—- of 1905. (V. S. Yarros) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 43.
— and the Public Welfare. (J . Handiboe) No. Am.
175: 91.
(G. R. Chester) Mc-
(L. Scott)
Outl. 75: 154.
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
STRIKES
Strikes, A Country without. (A. Henry) Westm. I 59:
24,
— Decline of. (C. D. Wright) World’s Work, 12:
7712-
-— Humorous Side of. Chamb. J . 83: 332.
—-— in Italy, Recent, and Socialism. (N. D. Harris)
World To-day, 9: 876.
—— in New Zealand, Prevention of.
World’s Work, 3: 1781,
—— in the U. S. (C. D. Wright) No. Am. 174: 757.
—- Investigation and Publicity a Remedy for. (C. F.
Adams) Cassier, 23: 5 58,
- Moral Coercion in settling.
tion, 76: 5.
(H. H. Lusk)
(D. MacG. Means) N a-
— of 1904, and the Present Industrial Situation. (V.
S. Yarros) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 430.
— Prevention of, A Suggestion for the. (A. M. Low)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 263 740.
— A Quarter Century of. (A. P. Winston) Atlan. 902
656.
—-— Report of the Royal Commission on Trade Dis-
putes. (W. M. Geldart) Econ. J . I6: :89.
— Standish Worsted Co. of Plymouth, Mass., and its
Settlement. (J . Beever) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 19: 317.
-—Violence in. (T. S. Adams) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d
ser. 7: 176.— (S. Thompson) Outl. 78: 969.
Striking of the Colors, The ; a story. (C. M. Williams)
Munsey, 31: 823.
Strindberg, August. (J . Huneker) Lamp, 29: 573.
—- Three One-act Plays by. Poet-Lore, 17, no. 31 3.
String of Life, The. (Armond) Overland, n. s. 46: 108.
String of Pearls, The. (James Barnes) Scrib. M. 32: 305,
String Figures and Tricks, American Indian. (A. C.
Haddon) Am. Anthropol. 5: 213.
Strings, Gut, how made. J . Soc. Arts, 49: 41.
Strings of Liberty, The. (M. Foster) Everybody’s,
I 5: 517.
Stromboli, Crater of, Certain Recent Changes in.
Anderson) Geog. J . 252 123.
Strong, S. Arthur. (M. E. Lowndes) Longm. 453 I17.
—-Spec-94=7I5-
Strong, The, and the Weak. (A. M. Lederer) Lippinc.
7s= 356-
Strong-room, The; the Story of a Bank Robbery.
Chamb. J . 83: 600.
Stronger, The ; a play.
no. 1: 47.
Strossmayer, Joseph G., Founder of Modern Croatia.
(Ben Hurst) Cath. World, 81: 773.
Structural Design of Buildings. (C. C. Schneider) Am.
Arch. 86: 21, 27, 35. 87: 64,
Structural Materials, Testing of. (Paul Kreuzpointer)
Cassier, 22: 617,
Struggle for Existence in Sociology.
Knowl. 26: I38, 187, 241,
Struggles and Triumph of Isidro de los Maestros, The.
(James Hopper) McClure, 26: 601.
Struve, Otto W., 1819-1905. (M. Nyrén; tr. by Isa.
Watson) Pop. Astron. I4: 352. — Nature, 72: 61,
Stuart, Gilbert. (M. S. Stimpson) New Eng. M. n. s.
322 512. — With portrait and bibliography. Mast.
in Art, 7: 1.
— Portraits of Men.
—— -— Stephen Jones.
(T.
(A. Strindberg) Poet-Lore, 17,
(J . Collier)
(C. H. Hart) Cent. 41: 509.
(C. H. Hart) Cent. 47: 72, 155_
—- -— John Trumbull. (C. H. Hart) Cent. 50: 604,
— Portraits of Women. (C. H. Hart) Cent. 41: 374.
Stuart, Lady Louisa. Ed. R. I951 ZI5.
Stuart, House of ; Glimpse of the Exiled Stewarts.
(W. H. Hutton) Cornh. 91: 756.
Stuarts, England under the, Trevelyan’s. Ed. R. 202:
474-
- Foster on. Ath. ’O3,‘I: 310.
622
STYLE
Stuarts, The Neapolitan.
18: 718.
— in Rome. (H. M. Vaughan) Macmil. n. s. I: 261,
— the Rightful Sovereigns of England; White Cock-
ade. (A. Stuart) Munsey, 27: 421.
Stubbs, C. W., Bishop, and the Rolls Series.
Hutton) Cornh. 86: 813,
Stubbs, George, 1724-1806.
6: 12,
Stubbs, Walter Roscoe, Breaking up a State Machine ;
with portrait. (R. Clark, jr.) Cosmopol. 37: 665.
Stubbs, William. Quar. 201: 1,
— Historical Introductions to the Rolls Series.
B, 96: 400,
— Lectures on European History; Visitation Charges.
Ath. ’o4, 2: 69.
-— Letters of, ed. by Hutton. Ath. '04, 2: 687. —
Monthly R. 17, no. 3: I59.—(H. Paul) Indep. R.
4: 6II.—(P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 38: 234.—(C. W.
Colby) Nation, 81: 201,
Stubby’s First Panther. (Clarence Hawkes) Outing,
46: 170.
Stucco, Canadian Rough Casting. Am. Arch. 84: 42.
Student Advisers as an Administrative Device in High
Schools. (M. A. Whitney; L. J . Block) School R.
12: 3,
Student Ceremonies in California Colleges. (VV. Irwin)
Overland, n. s. 39: 513.
Student Life in N. Y. City.
Univ. Q. 3: I.
—— Some Phases of. (A. F. B. Clark) Canad. M. 28: 18.
— Some Problems of. (A. C. Emory) Wis. Alum. M.
1: 370,
Student Organizations in a High School.
School R. 13: 429,
Student Songs. Acad. 62: n1.
Students at certain American Universities, Geographi-
cal Distribution of. (R. Tombo, jr.) Colum. Univ.
Q. 81 20. —- (J. D. Greene) Science, 11. s. 22: 637.
Studies, The Conflict of. Acad. 64: 53.
— Overcrowded Grade Curriculum. (Esther E. Shaw)
Educa. 25: 233.
-- Reaction against too many.
tion, 80: 390,
Studio, An Artist’s. Am. Arch. 77: 14.
Studio Building, Co-operative, N. Y. City.
David) Archit. Rec. 141 233.
Studio Mouse, A; a story. (Georgia Knox) Lippinc.
761 759-
Studio Smoke. (H. G. Dwight) Bookman, 22: 211,
Studland, England. (A. Tomson) Art J . 552 230.
Study in Fear; a story. (Zona Gale) Outing, 45: 197.
Study Course, Modern, Plea for. (L.I. Lincoln) Ed-
uca. 26: 27.
—- of Seven Years. (J . M.Greenwood) Educa. 23: 45 5,
538-
— —— too Short. (H. Sabin) Educa. 24: 108.
Stump Work. (G. Benson) M. of Art, 27: 563,
Sturgis, Julian. (P. Lubbock ; A. C. Benson) Monthly
R. 16, no, I: III,
Sturgis, Russell, on the Artist’s Way.
Archit. Rec. 19: 199.
Sturt, Henry, Personal Idealism by Eight Members of
the University of Oxford. (W. James) Mind, 28: 93.
Stuyvesant, Peter, Governor; Sidelights on a Business
Transaction. (J . W. Redway) M. of Hist. 3: 170.
Styke, Jan. (Anabel P. McCann) World To-day, 81
(P. Sidney) Eng. Hist. R.
(W. H.
(E. R. Dibdin) Art J.
Sat.
(F. H. Giddings) Colum.
(A. Wetzel)
(F. J . Mather, jr.) Na-
(A. C.
(J . La Farge)
275,
Style- (0. F. Keary) Indep. R. 4: 363, : Ee1_ M. 144;
393.=Liv. Age, 244: 149,
5- and Cleverness. Acad. 69: 685.
— English, and some French Novels. (Mrs. M. L.
Woods) I9th Cent. 54: 1026.
STYLE
Style, for the Times, Wanted -—a. (F. J . Mather, jr.)
Nation, 752 185.
—— Lafcadio Hearn on. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 83:
428.
-— Heresies on. Acad. 70: 620.
-— in Literature. (C. L. Moore) Dial, 39: 156.
— Origin and Meaning of the Ancient Characters of.
Am. J. Philol. 26: 249.
-— Peripatetic Meaning of, and the Three Stylistic
Characters. (G. L. Hendrickson) Am. J . Philol.
I5: 125,
— Qualities of. (B. A. Heydrick) Chaut. 37: 43.
— Religious Helps to forming. (W. D. Ellwanger)
Critic, 43: 406,
— Teaching of, in English and French Schools. (P.
J . Hartog) Fortn. 77: I050,
— The Technique of. Spec. 952 332.
Subaltern, The Ideal. (R. S. Pike) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
an 382-
Subaltern in Ladakh; a story. (T. Fetherstonhaugh)
Blackw. I76: 549.=Liv. Age, 243: 549.
Subconscious, Jastrow on the. (J . R. Angell) Dial,
41: I06.
— Problem of the.
—Status of the.
(Irving King) Psychol. R. 13: 35.
(J . Jastrow) Am. J . Psychol. 14:
349-
Subiaco. (W. L. Alden) Harper, I10: 941,
Subjection; a story. (T. B. Reilly) Cath. World, 80:
376-
Subjectism and Solipsism. (G. Cator) Dub. R. 133:
67.
Subjugation of Elaine ; a story. (Anne O’Hagan) Mun-
sey, 30: 604.
Subliminal Self, Myers’s Theory of the.
Hibbert J. 2: 5:4.
Submarine, The; a story.
body’s, II: 11,
Submarine Boat, Coming of the.
Cent. 51: 220.
—— A Fatal Experiment with a. Chamb. J . 79: 318.
Submarine Boats‘; Bushnell’s “ Turtle.” (B. J . Hen-
drick) M. of Hist. 22 389.
-— D’Equevilley on. (C. V. B.) Nature, 66: 290,
— for the Russian Navy, Supplying. (A. C. Johnson)
World To-day, 11: I316.
—-— French. (H. B. Goodwin) Un. Serv. M. 26: 118.
-—— His Majesty’s. (Herbert C. Fyfe) Good Words, 43:
809,
—— Menace of. (G. E. Armstrong) Cornh. 87: 519.
—-— Safety of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 81: 138,
-— Simon Lake and his Wonderful Submarine.
Mornington) Cosmopol. 37: 365.
—- Stability of. (W. H. White) Nature, 74: 128. —(J.
H. Jeans; W. H. White) Nature, 74: 270,
— Steaming under Water. (F. Matthews) Outing, 45:
(A. Lang)
(M. Robertson) Every-
(A. S. Hurd) 19th
(S.
14,
Submarine Defense, The School of. (Ord. Yulli) Army
& Navy Life, 8, no. 8: 46,
Submarine Destroyer, The; a story.
Everybody’s, I3: 401,
Submarine Mining, The Future of. Un. Serv. M. 31:
361,
Submarine Navigation. Cath. World, 75: 93. —-(F.
M. Barber) Forum, 34: 625.—Quar. I98: 105, —
(W. H. White) Nature, 72: 2o9.—— (W. H. White)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 68: 266,
-—— Improvements in. Army & Navy Life, 92 547.
-—— Success of. (A. S. Hurd) 19th Cent. 54: 711.
Submarine Signaling. (H. R. Gilson) Army & Navy
Life, 8, no. I12 32,
Submarine Torpedo-boat. Everybody’s, 6: 35 3.
Submarine Valleys ofl’ North America, Bibliography
of. (J. ‘V. Spencer) Am. J. Sci. 169: 341,
(M. Robertson)
623
SUDERMANN
Submarine Warfare. (L. G. C. Laughton) Monthly
R. 16, no. 3: 60.:-Liv. Age, 243: 118,:-Eel, M,
143: 741-
— and British Naval Supremacy. Un. Serv. M. 30: 48 3.
— Fyfe’s. (C. J . Goodrich) Nation, 752 406.
-— the Inventions of Sig. Pino. (C. Iberti) Contemp.
82: 696.
Sub-mascot, The. (A. A. Knipe) Scrib. M. 342 709.
Subscription, Clerical. (F. L. Pogson) 20th Cent. Q.
I, no. 2: 66,
Subscription to the Heathen, A; a story. (Margaret
and A. E. McFarlane) McClure, 27: 51.
Subsidies, Effectiveness of. (J . A. Hare) Nation, 742 4.
Subsidy Writ Small, Old. (R. Ogden) Nation, 80: 26,
Substitute, The; a story. (C. Dangerfield) Cosmopol.
38: 5 51.
Substitute, The; a story. (S. H. Adams) McClure,
26: 60.
Subterranean Romance, A. (Katharine Perry) Cos-
mopol. 392 27.
Suburb, An Ideal. Spec. 94: 938.
Suburban Church, The. (A. H. Bradford) Outl. 7I:
547-
Suburban Churches and Personal Service. (F. H. Mc-
Lean) Char. I3: 91.
Suburban Colony, Making of a.
Am. 6: 350.
Suburban Homes. (S. Howe) Craftsman, 3: 112. —-
(T. Dixon, jr.) World’s Work, 4: 2603.
Suburban Life in America. (W. F awcett) Cosmopol.
351 3°9-
— Parallelogram Park.
10: 767.
Suburban Residence, The Contemporary. Archit. Rec.
11, no. 3: 69,
Suburbanite, The.
Subway Tavern and the Temperance Problem.
Johnson, jr.) Internat. Q. 10! 363.
Success, Conditions of. (M. Nordau) Fortn. 78: 539.
—-— Failure of. (R. B. C. Graham) Sat. R. 93: 630.
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SI-
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—- Nature and the. Spec. 95: 517.
—St. Paul as a Witness to. (L. A. Fox) Luth. Q.
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Super-solid, The. (C. E. Benham) Knowl. 27! 45.
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Maimonides on. (H. S. Lewis) Jew. Q. 17! 475.
— a Means of Defense. Am. Antiq. 26: 48,
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— The Corpse-candle. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 314.
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— of Cosmopolitan New York. (R. Shackelton) Har-
per,IIO2 265,
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——Village. Spec. 88: 82.=Ecl. M. 138: 495.=Liv.
Age, 232: 506,
Supervisors, School, as Aids to Superintendents. (W.
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Supervisory and Educational Movements.
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Supposition, Philosophy of a.
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Supreme Court, U. S., with portraits. (A. McKinley)
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-—American Ideal. (R. S. Holland) Green Bag, 16:
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(J. R.
(W. J. White) Mind,
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Supreme Leaders, The. (Brander Matthews).Munsey,
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Supreme Test, The; a story. (G. S. Richmond) Mc-
Clure, 22: 100.
Sure Test, A. (Mary S. Cutting) Lippinc. 75: 766.
Surfman Brainard’s “ Day Off.” (R. D. Paine) Out-
ing. 47 = 152-
Surge of the Slav. (Strigil) Macmil. 92: 62,
Surgeon, A 16th Century. (T. L. L. Teeling) Month,
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Surgeon’s Power of Life and Death, The. (J. A.
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Surgery, Advances in, in the United-States. (F. P.
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-—Miracles of. (A. C. Seely and L. Scott) Am. M.
627
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SUTTER
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— of Light. (C. Moffett) McClure, 20: 361,
Surplus in U. S. Treasury, Management of the. (E. S.
Meade) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 5: 245.
— Is it more of a Menace than Surety ? Lippinc. 77:
99-
— Squandering a. (Sir Oliver Lodge) Contemp. go: 37.
Surprising Sarah Ellen. (L. M. Hadley) New Eng. M.
n. s. 28: 753.
Surrender of Professor Seymour, The; a story. (E.
Jordan) Harper, I09: 955.
Surrey, England, Rambles in.
— Hunting in. Spec. 972 675.
—- Old West. Antiq. n. s. 40: 244.
— — Gertrude Jekyll on. Spec. 921 832.
Surrey Downs. (A. Colton) Harper, I05: 861,
Surveying, Geographical and Practical Astronomy
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Geog. J. 232 I00.
— Topographic. (T. H. Holdich) Geog. J . I9: 75.
Surveyors, Liabilities of. Am. Arch. 87: I 30.
Surveys, Elizabethan Village. (W. J. Corbett) Roy.
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Idler, 25: 12,
Survival, The. (Adele M. Shaw) Cosmopol. 40: 401.
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Susa, Discoveries at, 1904. (A. van Branteghem) Sat.
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—- The Temple of Susinak. (J . de Morgan) Harper,
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(A. Warner) Cent. 46:
Susan; a story.
Susan Clegg’s Cousin Marion.
564.
Susanna and I. (L. H. French) Cent. 43: 916.
Suso, Heinrich, the Mystic. Church Q. 61: 164,
Suspicious of Turkentine. (C. F. Marst) Longm. 43:
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Sussex, An Ancient Seacoast Village in.
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— Hides and Virgates in. (L. F. Salzmann) Eng. Hist.
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—-Ath. ’o4, 1: 395. -—Sat. R. 97: 423.
—— A Little Holiday in. (Kate Burgess) Chamb. J .
(I. G. Sieve-
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— Possibilities of Present Ownership in. (W. S.
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Sussex Garden. (E. C. Clifford) Art J . 58: 82.
Sussex Marsh, A. Liv. Age, 234: 799.
Siisskind of Trimberg. (A. M. F riedenberg) Jew. Q.
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Sustained Effort, and some Recent Novels.
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Sustained Interest, The, and some Recent Books.
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(J. T.
Sutherland. (A. T. S. Goodrick) Blackw. I80: 55.
Sutherland, Alexander. (E. A. Petherick) Ath. ’02,
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Sutherlandshire in the 70’s. (J . B. Grahame) Longm.
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Sutter, John A., California Pioneer. (A. Del Mar)
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44!-
SUTTER
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Suttner, Bertha, Baroness von. Chant. 43: 172. —-
(H. Davis) Outl. 822 212, —-Indep_ 59: 1523.
—- an Unsatisfactory Apostle of Peace. (Karl Blind)
Forum, 37: 272.
Suvarna, The Prayer of; from the Sanscrit. (E. H.
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Suvorov, Alexei V., a Russian Napoleon. (M. Church)
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Suzanne is Grateful; a story.
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Suzanne’s Catechism. (M. W. Goodwin) Cent. 47: 674.
Sveaborg and the Red Guard. (H. M. Donner) Indep.
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Swain, Edward R. Am. Arch. 76: 47,
Swainson, Rev. Frank. Sund. M. 33: 300.
Swallow, Bank. (F. Hope) Canad. M. 18: 501.
—— Decrease of the. (J. H. Baldwin) Chamb. J. 82:
(Katharine H. Brook)
72"-
Swalloaws; Flight of the “ Swift.” (T. Edwardes)
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Swampy Indians, Myths of the. J. Am. F olk-Lore, I9:
334-
Swan Carlson’s Wooing; a story. (L. D. Follett) Am.
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Swan, John. Speculum Mundi.
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Swannington Church enlarged by its Vicar.
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Swans. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 93: 765.
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Swanscombe Church. Reliquary, 42: 21,
Swansdown and Little Beauty. (Caroline Corner-
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Swapping Horses; Military Submarine Mining. (E.
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Swarkeston Manor House, Derbyshire.
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Swartz Diamond, The. (E. W. Thomson) Cent. 43: 6o.
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Swastika, The, and Fire Worship in America. Am.
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—— and Fylfot. (P. Carus) Open Court, 15: I 53, 356,
Swayne, Charles, Impeachment of. (C. E. Littlefield)
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— Women and the.
90-
Sweat-shop and its Remedies.
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(E. Anstruther) Na-
(F. Jef-
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(G. P. Garrison)
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(P. E. Moulder) Westm. 161:
(E. Schwiedland) In-
628
SWEDISH
Sweden, Architecture of.
901 91. 99, I09-
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— In Southern. (G. F. Wright) Nation, 81: 275,
— Libraries in. (B. Lundstedt) Pub. Lib. 9: 382.
— Northern, Land of the Midday Moon. (F. E. Clark)
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— Social Progress in.
10: 569.
— Textile Arts in.
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— Tour in, Ninety Years Ago.
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— A Vasa Prince and his Bride.
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Swedish Catalogue of Accessions, The. (A. Anders-
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Swedish Emigrant’s Story. (A. Jarlson) Indep. 55: 88,
Swedish Handicraft, An Ancient. Craftsman, 4: 365.
Swedish Law-book of 1734. (W. Chydenius) Law Q.
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Swedish Law Reform.
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Swedish Paintings, Modern.
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Swedish Plot, The, of 1716-17,
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N.
(G. Trowbridge) N. Church
N. Church R. II:
(T. F. Wright)
(L. G. Northland) World
(A. T.
(S. D. Thompson) Am. Law
(A. Tallberg) Studio (In-
(J. F. Chance) Eng.
SWEDISH
Swedish Writers, Silhouettes of Some.
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Sweede’s Angel, The.
(P. Harlowe)
(Mabel S. Ulrich) Everybody’s,
12: 313,
“Sweet Adelais; ” a story. (J. B. Cabell) Harper,
110: 519,
“Sweet Day of Rest; ” a story. (Eliza C. Hall) Cos-
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Sweetheart Sweep, The. (G. Scott) Blackw. I80: 227,
Swetchine, Madame, and her Friends. (M. M. Max-
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Swift, G. F. (S. E. Moffett) Cosmopol. 35: 5 5.
Swift, J ohn, and his Lost Silver Mine. (Howard Flan-
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— Love Affairs of. Bk. News, 25: 23.
—— Political Tracts of. (H. Lavers Smith) Ath. ’02, 2:
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—— Sequel to Gulliver’s Travels. Acad. 69: 923.
Swift Family of Philadelphia. (T. W. Balch) Pennsyl.
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Swimming. (A. S. Pier) Atlan. 96: 181, —(S. Haw-
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— Easiest Method of Learning.
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(J . P. Thompson)
(D.
514-
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Swimming—pool at Cornish, N. H.
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SWORDS
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Swindling Hill, The Pay on. (J . Conyngham) Over-
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Swine, Inheritance of Color Coat in. (W. J . Spillman)
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Swiss Architecture. (T. M. Clark) Am. Arch. 89: 136.
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—- Open-air Parliaments in.
456-
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—Winter Sports at St. Moritz.
lover’s M. 5: 207,
Sword, The, and the Pen. (H. Wyndham) Un. Serv.
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— Silver-mounted, 17th Century.
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57: I10, ‘
Sword of Ahab, The; a story. (J . E. Dunning) Har-
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(P. Henry) Book-
(T. Sheppard) An-
SWORDSMAN
Swordsman and the Count. (W. H. Pollock) Longm.
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- Swordsman’s Adversary. (W. H. Pollock) Longm. 41:
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Swordsman’s Victory. (W. H. Pollock) Longm. 45: 126.
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Sybil; a story in Sonnets.
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Sycophancy, Renascence of. Blackw. I77: 179.
Sydney, Australia. (G. A. King) Canad. M. 22: 315.
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Sydney Grammont’s Model; a story. (E. C. Marsh)
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Sylvia’s Bridegrooms.
75‘ 485-
Symbolic Reasoning. (H. MacColl) Mind, 28: 355.
301 74. 390- 3B 504-
Symbolical Drama. (E. Faguet) Internat. Q. 8: 329.
Symbolism. Acad. 71: 635.
—- Early Christian Symbol of the Open Book.
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Symphony in Coal, A. (M. S. Cutting) McClure, 26:
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Symphony in Scarlet, A. (Eleanore F. Lewys) Over-
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630
TACOMA
Syndicated Prince, A; a story. (B. W. Babcock)
Ec1-M- I46= 377. 544- I47= 73-549.
Syntax. Study of, Controlling Conceptions in. (W. G.
Hale) School R. 10: 417.
Syracuse, Ancient. (J . Bryce) Nation, 78: 3.
Syracuse, N. Y., High School, New Building of. (VV.
K. Wickes) School R. 11: 495.
— Plans for the First Presb. Church of. Archit. R.
11: 125,
Syrett, N etta. Finding of Nancy.
Sat. R. 93: 633.
Syria, Ancient, and Egypt.
60: 92.
—— and Palestine, Paton’s History of.
Nation, 741 I74.
—- Anthropological Expedition to, Preliminary Report
of. (H. M. Huxley) Am. Anthropol. 4: 47.
—— Deserts of. (L. Jebb) Longm. 43: 418.
—— the Glory of all Lands. (L. G. Leary) World To-
day. 91 I159-
— A Land of Deserted Cities.
443 217-
— Princeton Expedition to, Preliminary Report of.
(Enno Littmann) Am. J. Archaeol. n. s. 9: 389,
— Sculptures in Northern Central. (H. C. Butler)
Princ. Univ. Bull. 13: 33.
—— Turkish Rule East of the Jordan.
Cent. 52: 226.
Syrian, Story of a Young. Indep. 55: 1007.
Syrian Boys. (F. R. Earp) Macmil. go: 381.
Syrian Folk-lore; Notes collected in Boston.
Wilson) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I6: 133.
Syrian Protestant College at Beirut, Field Day at.
(L. G. Leary) World To-day, 6: 496,
Syrians in New York. (N. Duncan) Harper, I06: 5 5 3,
— of Persia and Eastern Turkey. (W. A. Shedd) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 35: I. I
System. Perplexities of a Systematist. (C. C. Nut-
ting) Science, n. s. 17: 63.
(M. Beerbohm)
(W. M. Patton) Bib. Sac.
(J . P. Peters)
(H. C. Butler) Cent.
(C. L. Bell) 19th
(H. B.
T. G., the New Planet.
Astron. 14: 473.
T-square Club Exhibition.
Tabachetti and the New Jerusalem.
Good Words, 431 305.
Tabasco and Chiapas; two Little-known States of
South Mexico. (W. H. Randall) Chamb. J . 79: 345,
Tabary; the Father of Arabic History. (Mohamma-
dibn Jerir) Gent. M. n. s. 76: 337.
Table, The, and the Empire. Chamb. J . 79: 767.
Table-talk. (E. B. Harrison) 19th Cent. 56: 790.
— Spec. 97: 43o.=Liv. Age, 251: 439,
Tables, Ancient. (A. S. Levetus) Studio (Internat.)
26: 309.
Taboga and the Chagres River. (G. Richardson and
E. E. Slosson) Indep. 60: 860,
Tabulating-machine, Cost-accounting. (M. W. Gaines)
Engin. M. 30: 364,
Tacchina, Pietro. Nature, 712 564.— (Hector Mac-
Pherson, jr.) Pop. Astron. I3: 306.
Tacitus. Annals, Bks. I-6, trans. by G. G. Ramsay.
Spec. 92: 415. —(E. T. Merrill) Nation, 79: 58.
—~ How he conceived History. (G. Boissier) Liv. Age,
23$ 385-456-
—— Useful to the Modern Statesman.
Duff) Roy. Hist. Soc. n. s. 8: .1.
Tackling a Thief; a story. (D. Ker) Chamb. J . 33¢ 232.
Tacoma, Washington. (J. S. Whitehouse) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 15: 587.
-—- Financially and Industrially Sound.
Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 67.
—- the Industrial Center of the Northwest.
Pratt) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 73: 49.
(A. D. Crommelin) Pop.
Am. Arch. 90: I95.
(J . E. WVhitby)
(M. E. Grant-
(E. White)
(L. W.
TACOMA
Tacoma, Mt. See Rainier, Mt.
Taconic Range, Geology of the North End of. (T. N.
Dale) Am. J. Sci. 167: 185,
Tactical Use of Ground. Un. Serv. M. 321 353.
Tactics. (J. Regan) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 37¢ 52.
—— New. (J. Regan) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 188.
—— Remark upon. (J. Regan) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 361
479-
Taffvale Case. (J . G. Steifee) Am. Law R. 37! 385.
Taft, Russell Smith. (W. P. Stafford) N. E. Reg.
57: II,
Taft, William H., Gov. (T. Roosevelt) Harv. Grad.
M, 11: 1,
—~ and the Philippines.
11: 6995.
— as Governor of the Philippines. (0. K. Davis)
Everybody’s, I0: 4o6.—(F. W. Nash) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 29: 164.
— The New Secretary of War. (G. Kennan) Outl. 76:
'61,
—— orl our Criminal Law. Outl. 80: 661.
—— Record in the Philippines. (J. A. Le Roy) Indep.
(J . A. Le Roy) World’s Work,
56: 191,
—- Testimony of. (G. Kennan) Outl. 70: 417.
—- With, in Japan. (J . A. Le Roy) Indep. 59: 627.
—- Work of, as Governor of the Philippines. (B. Moses)
World’s Work, 7: 4222,
Taft Commission to the East, Outcome of the. (J . A.
Le Roy) World To-day, I0: 51.
Tagalog Language, The. (D. J . Doherty) Educa. R.
241 497-
Taggart, Thomas, and the Democratic Committee,
with portrait. (J . P. Hornaday) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
30: 289,
Tahiti, and Papéete Beach. (C. Keeler) Out West,
W 269. 491, 635-
—— A ‘Holiday in. (L. O’Connell) World To-day, II:
811,
— Traveling in.
Tahoe Lake, Cal.
Tahquamenon Drive, With the.
Outl. 83: 967.
Tai-Ping Canon.
Tail, Plea for the.
Critic, 46: 447,
Tailoresses, London’s.
(C. Keller) Out West, 22: 45, 143,
(A. C. Murphy) Calif. M. 2: 48.
(W. D. Hulbert)
Open Court, 16: 59.
(E. Ayrton [Mrs. I. Zangwill])
(Clemenfina Black) Econ. J .
I4: " 5,
Tailors, Labor Unions of the. i (R. S. Baker) McClure,
24: 126,
Taine, Hippolyte. (R. S. Devonshire) Bk. News, 21:
Z45. — (H. Herbert Dodwell) Quar. 202: 371,
-— and his Statue. (R. Ogden) Nation, 771 I29.
—— and Renan, Philosophy of. (A. Fouillée) Internat.
Q. 6: 260,
— Life and Correspondence of, 1853-1870, Atb, ’o4,
1: 554.—(P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 37: I04,-—Spec,
93: 430. — (W. M. Payne) Internat. Q. 10: 196. —-
(A. Laugel) Nation, 75: 8. 81: 10, 31,
— Ten Pages of. (Hilaire Belloc) Internat. Q. 12: 255,
—— Youth of. (A. M. F. Robinson) Fortn. 78: 943.:
Liv. Age, 236: 545.
Tainted Money and the Church.
Arena, 34: 265.
Tainted News as seen in the Making. Bookman, 24:
(G. F. Pentecost)
396-
Tait, Peter Guthrie. (C. K. Edmunds) Pop. Sci. Mo.
61: 163.
Taj Mahal, The. (A. C. Albers) Open Court, 17: 529.
— (E. B. Havell) Am. Arch. 81: 27.
—— and its Designers. (E. B. Havell) I9th Cent. 53:
1039.
See Agra.
Takagi San ; a story. (H. L. Norris) Longm. 46: 223,
631
TAMALPAIS
Takahira, Kogoro, J apan’s Representative at Washing-
ton. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 682.—With portrait.
Bank. M. (Lond.) 78: 355.
Takayu, A Month at. (J . H. De Forest) Indep. 55:
1243. 0 ‘
Taken in and done for; a story. (J . Baden) Overland,
n. s. 46: I40.
Taking Chances; a Fishing Sketch. (G. Kennan) Outl.
74: 945-
Taking One’s Self seriously. (Mrs. J . Lane) Fortn.
W 433-
Taku Forts, Capture of, 17th June, I900.
miral Hildebrandt) Un. Serv. M. 28: 11.
Talbot, Newton. (H. S. Ballou) N. E. Reg. 581 329.
Tale of a Cad. (A. M. Lederer) Lippinc. 741 666.
Tale of J apan, A. (J . S. Martin) Cornh. 892 843.
Tale of Old Labuan, A. (Hugh Clifiord) Temp. Bar,
128: 158.=Ecl. M. 141: 655, :Liv. Age,_238: 812,
Tale of the Pasquia Post. (H. Whitaker) Canad. M.
(Vice-Ad-
27: 157,
Tale of 34 Federal. (D. Richberg) Green Bag, 17: 208.
Tale of a Turnip. (E. Archer) Ecl. M. 147: 159.
Tale of a Turtle, The. (C. Hawkes) Overland, n. s.
46: 260,
Tale of Two Dogs. (Cy Warman) Canad. M. 25:
:13.
Tale of Two Feet ; a drama. (Mrs. A. Lyttelton) Na-
tional, 39I 927.
Tale-bearing in France.
day, 82 307,
Talent, Distribution of, in the United States. (G.Mi-
chaud) Cent. 47: 41,
Tales, Uncanny. (Margaret M. Williamson) Chamb.
(A. F. Sanborn) World To-
J . 83: 4.
Tales of the Sea. (Arthur H. Dutton) Overland, n. s.
48: 179.
Talfourd, Thomas Noon.
Modern Dramatists.
69: 401,
Talk with my Uncle.
Talkative Tommy; a story.
M. 8: I16,
Talking vs. Acting. (R. Mansfield) Calif. Univ. Chron.
8: I62,
Talks with Girls: An Understudy for an Angel.
Burrill) Chamb. J. 81: 737, '
Tallac and Tahoe. (Eleanore F. Lewys) Overland,
n. s.48: 172.
Talleyrand, as a Bishop. (A. Laugel) Nation, 75: 204,
243-
— Marriage of. (A. Laugel) Nation, 81: 356.
— Venality of. (T. McCabe) Critic, 48: 161,
—— Was he born in Mt. Desert, Maine ? (Jane M. Por-
ter) Bookman, I6: 26,
Tallien, Madame. (D. Daly) 19th Cent. 58: 228. =
Ecl. M. 145: 519,
Tallulah Exposition, Georgia, 1901.
I5: 418,
Tally ho! a story. (A. Stodda-rt) Munsey, 272 831.
Talma. (A. Laugel) Nation, 79: 292.
Talmud, The, and Christianity. (W. R. Betteridge)
Am. J. Theol. 8: 795.
— and Kindred Jewish Literature, Introduction to
Quotations from. (P. Cook) Bib. World, 22: 216,
An Elizabethan and Two
(J. Kindon) Gent. M. n. s.
Westm. I57: 420.
(L. Bartlett) Appleton’s
(K.
N at’l M. (Bost.)
294-
— Methods of Teaching. (L. Blau) Jew. Q. I 5! I21.
Talofa, Samoan Word for Love. (Marion Drewe) Over-
land, 11. s. 44: I72,
Tamalpais, Cal., At the Base of. (C. F. Holder) Calif.
M- 31 475-
—— The Land of. (B. Brooks) Scrib. M. 382 70.
— Scenic Railway at. (M. A. Arnold) Land of Sun.
9: 48.
TAMANEN D
Tamanend. Society of the Sons of St. Tammany of
Philadelphia. (F. V. Cabeen) Pennsyl. M. 25:
433: z6= 207. 335. 443-
Taming of the Imp, The.
Words, 43: 753.
Taming of Old Jim, The; a Stage Driver’s Story.
(Jack Hamilton) Overland, n. s. 46: 357,
Taming of Roaney, the Renegade. (H. F. Coolidge)
Outing, 46: 411.
Taming of the Squirrel, The; a story.
nell) Temp. Bar, 234: 497.
Tamiosoma, True Nature of.
n. s. 15: 5.
Tammany again.
(Margaret Westrup) Good
(F. N. Con-
(W. H. Dall) Science,
Fortn. 80: 916. =Liv. Age, 240:
65.
-— Calling Evil Good. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 276.
— Hodder’s Fight against. Macmil. 88: 303.
— Mixed Allies of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 77: 3 3 5.
—— The Real. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 401.
— A Sidelight on. (H. Lamont) Nation, 76: 469.
-— What makes it Possible ? Spec. 91: 801,
Tammany, St., Society of Sons of, Philadelphia. (F.
V. Cabeen) Pennsyl. M, 27: 29,
Tammany’s Tithes; a story. (H. J . O’Higgins) Mc-
Clure, 27: 621,
Tampico Expedition, The.
Assoc. Q. 6: 169,
Tanaka, the Coward. (J. Gordon Smith) Canad. M.
25: 21,
Tanana Gold Fields, Alaska, A Growing Camp in. (S.
Paige) Nat. Geog. M. 162 I04.
Taney, Roger Brooke, with portrait.
Green Bag, 14: 1, 559.
Taney Bench, with portraits.
Bag, 16: 396,
Tanganyika, Lake, Moore on. Geog. J . 21: 288. —- (W.
B. Hemsley) Nature, 68: 56,
Tangent of a Crime. (H. D. Ward) Atlan. 95: 328.
Tangier, English. (A. F. Steuart) Asia. R. 34: 353.
-English Occupation of, 1661-83. (E. Routh) Roy.
Hist. Soc. 11. s. 19: 61.
—— from an Artist’s Point of View. (L. E. MacBrayne)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 17: 611,
— Impressions of. (Alice E. Redpath) Good Words,
(E. C. Barker) Texas Hist.
(F. R. Jones)
(A. McKinley) Green
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— in the Early ’70’s. (I. Perdicaris) Putnam, 1: 22,
— to Morocco, From. Macmil. 91: 258.
Tangle—Town. (Grace D. Litchfield) Bookman, 17:
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Tangled Lines; a story. (A. F. McFarlane) Outing,
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Tangled up in Beulah Land; a story. Everybody’s,
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Tangled Web, A; a story. (M. C. McGiifert) Atlan.
981 395-
Tantalum. (F. Mollivo Perkin) Nature, 71: 610,
-— and its Alloys. Science, 11. s. 22: 346,
Tantiusques, Graphite Mine at. (G. H. Haynes) New
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Tao Teh, the Chinese Classic. Acad. 64: 416.—(E,
H. Parker) Dub. R. 133: 360. 134: 155.
-— Medhurst’s New Translation of. (P. Carus) Open
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Taoism. (E. H. Parker) Asia R. 442 311.
— and Buddhism. (P. Carus) Open Court, 20: 654,
Taoist Religion, The. (E. H. Parker) Dub. R. 133:
128.
Taormina, Beautiful.
lover’s M. 6: 767.
Taos, Indian Festival at.
282.
—- The Pyramids of. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun. 6:
141,
(Caroline B. Kuehn) Book-
(J . A. Le Roy) Outing, 43:
632 '

TARIFF
Tapehanek Dialect of Virginia.
Anthropol. 6: 313.
Tapera, the Abandoned.
(W. R. Gerard) Am.
(R. B. G. Graham) Sat. R.
96: 572,
Tapestry, Arras. (H. A. Bone) Art J . 57¢ 246.
—- Bayeux. Chamb. J. 80: 573
Tappen, Frederick D. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 557.
Tar-skin Simcoe and the Green Barrel. (B. Branden-
burg) Cosmopol. 41: 224,
Tarapaczi and the Nitrate Industry.
die) Chamb. J. 82: 149.
Tarascon. (J . A. Hamerton) Critic, 47: 317.
Tarbell, Edmund C. (H. Saint-Gaudens) Critic, 48:
137. — (F. W. Colburn) World To-day, 11: 1077, -
— With portrait. (A. W. Barker) Booklover’s M.
3: 749-
— A Portrait by. (W. S. Howard) Harper, 112: 703,
Tarbell, Gage E., Insurance Strategist. (I. S. Grim)
World’s Work, 9: 6098.
Tarbell, Ida M. McClure, 19: 588. — (M. A. Best)
Critic, 46: 366.
Tariff. Agacy’s Free Trade, Protection, Dumping,
Bounties, and Preferential Tariffs. (J . S. Nichol-
son) Econ. R. 14: 61,
— The Alternative of Reciprocity Treaties or a Dou-
ble. (J. B. Osborne) No. Am. 181: 731,
— American Colonial Policy and the. (R. F. Hoxie)
J. Pol. Econ. 11: 198,
—— and Balfour. Sat. R. 96: 416.
-— and the Farmers. (E. C. Drury) Canad. M. 25: 5 56.
— and the Londoners. Sat. R. 97: 68.
— and Reciprocity. (W. L. Douglas) Indep. 571 I416.
-— and Trade Unions. Sat. R. 96: 321.
—— and the Trusts. (W. A. Stone) Indep. 54: 2520.
—— and U. S. Commercial Growth. (R. H. McDonald,
jr. ; S. M. White) Calif. M. 2: 808.
—— and VVool-growing since 1890. (C. W. Wright) Q. J .
Econ. 19: 010.
— Argument for Preference.
14: 1,
— as an Imperial Tie. Sat. R. 98: 752.
(W. J . Kirkcal-
(W. J . Ashley) Econ. J .
— Canada’s Mood towards the United States. (E.
Porritt) No. Am. 182: 565.
— Canadian, Anti-dumping Feature of. (A. Shortt)
Q. J. Econ. 20: 250.
— Carver on the. (E. H. Johnson) Q. J. Econ. 18:
I35-
-- Differences of U. S. with Germany. (W. von Schier-
brand) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 321 205.
— Economic Prejudice against. (L. L. Price) Fortn.
80: 747.
— Fiscal Problems of To-day; an Answer to Argu-
ments of Free Traders. (G. Byng) F ortn. 78: 453.
—— Five Per Cent all round. (L. T. Hobhouse) Indep.
R. 5: 37.
— for England as a Business Proposition. Sat. R. 96:
— FiZZTrade and Protection. (G. Cohn) Econ. J . 14:
—— Gliiian, The Genesis of. (W. H. Dawson) Econ. J .
— Tl1le“‘IGreat Consult.” Ed. R. 201: 255,
— in Connection with Industrial Occupations. (E.
Atkinson) Q. J. Econ. 17: 280,
— in Great Britain: Protection and Empire as an
Issue. Chaut. 38: 6,
-— in 1904. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 77: 399.
—— in Our Times. (Ida M. Tarbell) Am. M. 63: 115.
— Iron and Steel, Shall we reduce the ? (A. Brown)
No. Am. 176: 46.
—— Is it merely Chamberlain’s Question? Sat. R. 961
387,449
—— Issue in. . (E. Maxey) Arena, 30: 483,
TARIFF
Tariff. Lodge and the Revisionists. (R. Ogden) Na-
tion, 81: 292,
—— Manifesto of Professors on. Sat. R. 96: 224.
—— More Equitable if on Many Articles. Sat. R. 96: 160.
—- The Myth of the Big and Little Loaf. (W. H.
Mallock) F ortn. 80: 893.
— New Fiscal Barriers in Europe.
temp. 87: 347.
—- New German. (VV. H. Dawson) Econ. J . I2: 15.
13¢ IO7.——(N. I. Stone) No. Am. 181: 392,--(O.
Fleming) Econ. R. 15¢ 45!.
—- on Art. Outl. 70: 610. — Am. Arch. 75: 79. — (K.
Cox) Brush & P. I0: 371.
— —and Books in Canada.
27: 120,
— -— Folly of the.
225.
—- “ Opening ” the. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 242.
-— Our Inhuman. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: 358,
—— Our Peaceful Policy. (W. M. Daniels) Nation, 80:
388.
— Pigou’s Riddle of the. (L. L. Price) Econ. R. 14:
(J . S. Mann) Con-
(A. Haultain) Canad. M.
(J . W. Alexander) Brush & P. 9:
232,
—-— Political Economy and the. (VV. J. Ashley) Econ.
R. W 257-
—— Preferential, and Agriculture in England. Sat. R.
98: 160.
—— —— and Colonial Trade. Ed. R. I99: 279.
—— — as an Empire Builder. 5 Sat. R. 97: 290.
—— —— Chamberlain on. Sat. R. 95¢ 640, 672, 768. — (Y.
Guyot and others) Fortn. 80: 1, 193,
—-— Problem of, Ashley’s. (J. S. Nicholson) Econ. J.
14: 63. —(M. W. Middleton) Econ. R. 14: 107,
—---— in Great Britain. (J . M. McEvoy) Canad. M. 22:
237-
' -— Protective, and the Export Trade of the United
States. (S. N. D. North) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 23: I.
—-— — Principle of. Vanderbilt Univ. 62 3.
—- Reduction of, Monopoly and. (J . B. Clark) Pol. Sci.
Q- I9= 376-
-—— Retaliation and Reciprocity. Quar. I98: 613,
—— Revision of the. (J . W. Babcock and others) Indep.
54¢ 1294. —— (R. Ogden) Nation, 79: 408.
-— — and Prosperity. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 182,
—-— - Necessary. (W. D. Washburn) Outl. 79: 436.
—-— —- not desirable. (W. F. Draper) Outl. 79: 432.
-— Rosebery on. Sat. R. 96: 480,
—— Secretary Shaw on the. (R. Ogden) Nation, 7 5: 164.
-—Single, or Dual, which? (J. T. McCleary) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 425.
—-— Some Stupidities of the. Cent. 47¢ 635.
-— Some Suggestions towards an Imperial.
lard) National, 39: 209.
-— Some Theoretical Possibilities of a Protective.
N. Carver) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 3: 167.
-— What shall we do with the ? (T. B. Reed) No. Am.
175: 746-
Tariif Commission, English, Report of. (S. J . Chap-
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—-— Scope of a Permanent.
34= 61?.
Tariff Controversies in 19th Century, Stanwood on.
(O. L. Elliott) Dial, 36: 236,
Tariff Legislation, The Rake’s Progress in. (J . Schoen-
hof) Forum, 32: 608,
Tariff Policy and Party Loyalty in England. Sat. R.
96: 6.
—-— Diplomatically considered. Sat. R. 96: 68.
Tariff Reform. (F. M. Burnett) Econ. R. 16: 396. '
— The Future of. (J . L. Garvin) National, 48: 613,
(V. Cail-
(T.
(A. H. Washburn) Forum,
633
Tariff Situation in the United States. (J . D. Whelp-
ley) Fortn. 82: 60,
TAVERNS
Tariff Taxes, Sky-scraping. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 82:
275,
Tariflt’ Union, Middle European, Continental Opinion
regarding. (G. M. Fisk) J. H. Univ. Stud. 20:
I.
Tariffs and National Well-being. Quar. 20!: 2 50,
— Toryism and. (W. B. Dufiield) F ortn. 85: 427.
Tarkington, Booth. (C. H. Garrett) Outl. 72: 817.
Tarleton, Sir Banastre. (J . B. Atlay) Cornh. 92¢ 229.
Tarnaby’s Barge; a Thames—side Story. (T. St. E.
Hake) Chamb. J. 81: extra no. 37.’
Tarnished Star, A. (J. C. Lincoln) Everybody’s, I4:
1
63 .
Tarpon, The, and its Relationship with the Horse.
(James C. Ewart) Nature, 74: 113.
— After, with a Camera. (J. Dimock) Ctry Life Am.
91 4°2-
— Giant of the Mexican Gulf.
ins, 451 721.
Tarpon Fishing. (A. H. Gleason) Ctry Life Am. 7:
247.— (C. F. W. Mielatz) Outing, 41: 560,
(E. H. Hudson) Out-
— in Florida. (A. W. Dimock) Ctry Life Am. 3: 227.
— on East Coast of Florida. (R. B. Seager) Outing,
am 558-
Tarry at Home Travels. (E. E. Hale) Outl. 80: 71-
523, 81: 219-474. 82: 451,
Tarsus. (W. M. Ramsay) Expos. 7th ser. 1: 258, 353,
453- 21 29~3</>5. — (W. M. Ramsay) Geog. J. 22:
357-
—- and the Pass of the Cicilian Gates.
say) Ath. ’o3, 2: 165,
— Explorations in. (W. M. Ramsay) Ath. ’o2, 2: 764.
Tartars and Armenians. (J . G. Browne) Contemp. 89:
(W. M. Ram-
72-
- Awakening of the. (A. Vambéry) 19th Cent. 57:
217.
-— Constitutional. (A. Vambéry) 19th Cent. 59: 906.
Tartarus not Hades. (G. St. Clair) Expos. 6th ser. 6: 76.
Tarte, Hon. J . I., Canadian Statesman. (H. F.
Gadsby) Canad. M. 23: 32.
Tasmania, Apple Industryr of. (F. A. W. Gisborne)
Chamb. J. 82: 308,
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(J . Gamble) Cali-
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Telegraph, Wireless, The Ether and. (St. J . Rich-
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—— —- Future of. (P. T. McGrath) No. Am. 175: 263,
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— -8 in War. (F. Morris) Army & Navy Life, 8, no.
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no. 12 92. —(J. Murphy) Cath. World, 742 697. —-
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88
(M. Solomon) N a-
(P. T. McGrath) Cent. 41:
(S. P. Thomp-
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—- —— Variation of Potential along the Transmitting
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Telegraph Companies. Liabilities of, for WTODgfIIl
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Telegraph Talk and Talkers. (L. C. Hall) McClure,
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Telegraphers’ Contest, American, I904.
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Telegraphs, Printing. (D. Murray) Everybody’s, 7: 72.
Telegraphy, Birth of. (J . M. Bacon) Monthly R. 18,
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— Breaks in Communication due to Storms. Reme-
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See Telegraph, Wireless.
(P. Severing)
(C. Bright) Monthly R.
(P. T. Mc-_
TELEMACHUS
Telemachus, Friend; (O. Henry) Munsey, 341 286.
Teleology, Problem of. (F. Adler) Internat. J . Ethics,
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Telepathic Hallucinations, Experimental Investiga-
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Telepathy. (J . Trowbridge) Nation, 76: 308; (W.
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— and Ghosts. (G. G. Greenwood) Westm. I60: 271.
-—(J. W. Harris) Westm. I61: 217,
— The Evidence for. Acad. 642 257.
Telephone, Advance of the. Chamb. J . 83: 730.
—-— Attenuation and Distortion on Long Distance.
(H. T. Eddy) Science, 11. s. 152 457.
— Coiiperative Service in Wisconsin.
(N. Y.) 25: 205.
— Evolution of the.
n. s. 30: 720.
— in Great Britain. Ed. R. 199: 6o.-—(A. N. Hol-
co1nbe)Q.J. Econ. 21: 96.
— — Future of. (J . E. Kingsbury) J . Soc. Arts, 50: 868,
—— in Rural Districts. Spec. 95; 530.
—- in United States. (H. L. Webb) Cassier, 26: 281,
— Loud-talking. (E. P. Lyle, jr.) Everybody’s, 6:
289, 406. _
— Progress of the. (Ralph Bergengren) World To-
day, 10: 65.
— Rural, How to build.
51 237-
— Successors of the.
— Thirtieth Anniversary of a Great Invention.
Vaughn) Scrib. M. 40: 365.
— Vl’ork of the Central Office.
R. of Rs.
(R. E. MacBrayne) New Eng. M.
(J . E. Rice) Ctry Life Am.
(W. Fawcett) Harper, 1042 495.
(J .
Booklover’s M. 2:
391.
Telephone Development in the United States. (F. W.
Coburn) Atlan. 96: 644.
Telephone Exchange, Human.
Contemp. 87: 393.
—— Principles of. (H. ‘L. Webb) Cassier, 27: 100.
Telephone Girl and Exchange. (S. Baxter) Outl. 83:
(Emma M. Caillard)
231,
Telephone-line Engineering. (C. J . H. Woodbury) J .
Frankl. Inst. I59: 162,
Telephone Monopoly, A Forgotten Remedy against
the. (J. B. Leavitt) Arena, 31: 225.— (J. W.
Weik) Atlan. 97: 263. -
Telephone Newspaper, A. (F. A. Talbot) Chamb. J .
8o: 490.=Liv. Age, 283: 372.
Telephone Relay. (J .Trowbridge) Am. J. Sci. 171: 339.
Telephone Service, Notes on the Development of the.
(F. De Land) Pop. Sci. Mo. 69: 425, 490.
Telephones and Letter-writing. (A. Lang) Critic, 48:
5°7-
— Public Ownership of; Conversation with F. Par-
sons. Arena, 27I 297.
Telephony. (H. L. Webb) J. Soc. Arts, 53: 1039,
Tele-photography for Architectural Details. (E. Mar-
riage) Am. Arch. 80: 45.
Telescope, Binocular, (ii-inch, Performance of a.
W. Edgecomb) Pop. Astron. 10: 523,
-—- Common’s 60-inch. (E. C. Pickering) Pop. Astron.
I2: 660, I3: 70,
—— Device for conducting Electric Current to Eye End
of. (IV. W. Dinwiddie) Pop. Astron. 10: 300,
-— Good-seeing. (S. P. Langley) Am. J . Sci. 165: 89.
-Military, “Parorama.” (A. Gradenwitz) Knowl.
27= 177.
-—- Mounting of the 60-in. Reflecting Telescope at Har-
vard College Observatory. Pop. Astron. 14: 142,
-— of Exceptional Size, Hitherto Untried Form of
Mounting for. (D. Todd) Am. J . Sci. 163: 459,
-—- A 100-inch Reflecting. Nature, 75: 81.
--—Small, in the High School. (W. W. Payne) Pop.
(D.
637
Astron. II: 429, 491.
TEMPERATURE
Telescope, A 3-inch.
203,
—~ —-— for the High School. (VV. W. Payne) Pop. As-
tron. I2: 546,
—-— Todd’s New System of Mounting. (S. B. Elliott)
Pop. Astron. 10: 463.
Telescope Lenses, Large, Construction of. (C. F aulha-
ber) Pop.Astron. 13: 534.
Telescopes, Care of. (W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron. I3:
506,
-— Hand, Use of, in Astronomy.
25: 32, 60, 81, 156.
Telescopic Observation, Standard Scale for.
Pickering) Pop. Astron. II: 113.
Telharmonium, The ; Electricity’s Alliance with Music.
(T. C. Martin) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 420.
Teller, The Paying. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 64: 542.
Teller’s Department, The Receiving. Bank. M.
(N. Y.) 71: 965.
Teloptoscope, Electrograph, Telephonograph, Wire-
less Telephone, Photographophone, Topophone,
etc., Successors of the Telephone. (W. F awcett)
Harper, 104: 495:
Telpherage. (A. S. Clift) Cassier, 21: 363.—— (C. J.
Messer) J . Frankl. Inst. I58: 263.
Temagamic Lake, Canada, Sporting near. -(A. M.
Fredericks) Idler, 23: 648,
—New Fields for Sportsmen.
Outing, 401 397.
Temerity of Ashton; a story.
ing, 421 I77.
Tempera as an Art Method.
Art, 27: 560.
Tempera Exhibition at the Carfax Gallery.
lance) Studio (Internat.) 26: 289,
Temperance in Germany. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 80:
123. ~— (C. W. Super) Nation, 81: 502.
— National Sobriety. Quar. I96: 359.
— Progress of. (R. E. Macnaghten) Macmil. 88: 378.
Temperance Committees, Russian.
temp. 82: 866, I Ecl. M. 140: 476,
Temperance Education. (M. H. Hunt) Science, 11. s.
I5: 749-
Temperance Legislation in England, Some Objections,
to Proposed. (T. Holmes) Contemp. 81: 508,
Temperance Movement in England. (J . M. Rearden)
Cath. ‘World, 72: 356.
—— Next Step in. (D. D. Thompson) Meth. R. 62: 565.
Temperance Reform, Compensation in, Moral Princi-
ples of. (E. J. Western) Econ. R. 15: 157.
—— Constructive. (H. J . Cranfurd; Earl of Lytton)
National, 45: 903. —(W. O. Atwater) Outl. 72:
(W. Strong) Pop. Astron. 13:
(C. Jackson) Knowl.
(W. H.
(A. M. Fredericks)
(H. C. Rowland) Out-
(J . Kerr~Lawson) M. of
(A. Val-
732-
—- Difiiculties with Present Methods. (\/V. O. Atwater)
Outl. 72: 678.
—— First Principles in. (A. Sherwell) Indep. R. 2: 392.
— Practical. (T. P. Whittaker) 20th Cent. Q. I, no.
2: 46.
-~— Public House Trusts. (R. E. MacNaghten) Canad. '
M. 25: 128, ~
—Science and Sentiment in. (J. Dowman) Westm.
160: 522,
— Story of. (H. N. Casson) Munsey, 332 507.
Temperance Regulations, Railroad. (VV. E. Johnson)
Chant. 39: 347.
Temperance Teaching and Recent Legislation in Con-
necticut. (W. B. Ferguson) Ednca. R. 23: 233,
Temperature, Concept of, Critique of. (E. Mach) Open
Court, 17: 95, I54.
—— High, and Modern Industry.
per) 113: 683,
-—- -—- High, On the Determination of.
Court, 17: 297.
(R. K. Duncan) Har-
(E. Mach) Open
(E. Sellers) Con- ,
Temporary Power.
TEMPERATURE
Temperature, Limits of, for Life. (W. A. Setchell)
Science, n. s. 17: 934.
— Low, Effects on Organic Life.
Harper, I07: 609.
-—- “ Sensible.” (R. DeC. Ward) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
36: 129,
Tempered Wind, A; a story.
231 349-
Templars, Secret of the.
no. 2: 93.
Temple, Frederick, Archbishop. Church Q. 62: 270.
-Ed. R. 203: 429.—Ath. ’<>3, I: 17.—-Ecl. M.
140: 31I.—Liv. Age, 236: 246.—Ecl. M. 141:
z;;8.—Liv. Age, 237: 705. 249: 38o.—(H. Rash-
dall) Indep. R. 9: 206.
Temple, Sir Richard. Asia. R. 34: I2I.—-Geog. J.
W 644-
Temple at Jerusalem. (J . L. Leeper) Bib. World, 22:
(A. Macfayden)
(O. Henry) McClure,
(F. Legge) Monthly R. 17,
329-
- Cleansing of the. (A. M. Crane) Bib. Sac. 592 36.
-— Fall of the. (C. Kassel) Open Court, 19: 35.
—-— The Veil of the. (V. McNabb) Dub. R. 1362 12.
Temple of Ten Thousand Gods. (G. Salis-Schwabe)
Macmil. n. s. 2: 107,
Temple Architecture, Ancient.
Antiq. 24: 365. p _
Temple Church, Restoration of, in 1810, (J , Jekyll)
Antiq. n. s. 39: 295.
Templeman, William, Canadian Senator.
Canad. M. 1g: 45.
(A. E. Lane) Fortn. 82: 154,
Temptation, The Story of; or the Contest between
Good and Evil. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq. 27: 139,
Temptation of Brother Ezekiel. (U. L. Silberrad)
Sund. M. 34: 573. _
Ten Acres enough in Delaware.
Life Am. 9: 313.
Ten Characters from Shakespeare; poems.
Lucas) Monthly R. 7, no. 2: I53.
Ten Commandments, Hebrew Papyrus of.
Burkitt) Jew. Q. I 5: 392.
Ten Minutes. (A. H. Shirres) Lippinc. 71: 428.
Ten-thousand-pound Note, A; a story. (B. Copple—
stone) Cornh. 90: 794. =Liv. Age, 244: 94. = Ecl.
M. 144: 336:
Tenant who rented a Heart; a story. (F. H. Randal)
Canad. M. 23: 363,
Tenderfoot, The; a story.
44: 6:5.
— Recollectionsbf a. (J . R. E. Sumner) Longm. 42: I40,
Tenement, Books and Reading in the. (N. Duncan)
Harper, I07: I00.
— New, in Chicago. (C. B. Ball) Char. 17: 9o.
Tenement-house, Division of Labor in the.
Parsons) Char. I 5: 443.
— The Mother in. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 77: 414,
—- Superstitions and Customs of. (Elsa G. Herzfeld)
Char. I4: 983.
Tenement-house Conditions in Boston.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 123.
—in Jersey City. (M. B. Sayles) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 139.
Tenement-house Family, The.
Indep. 59: I520.
Tenement-house Law, N. Y., Success of.
drick) Nation, 76: 46. '
-—~ — Inherited Cost of Violation of. Char. II: 355.
Tenement-house Population, Protection of, in New
York. (E. T. Devine’) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 433,
Tenement-house Problem. (W. H. Allen) Char. I2:
600.
-— in Chicago.
Sci. 20: 99.
(S. D. Peet) Am.
(J . Nelson)
(W. Miller) Ctry
(E. V.
(F. C.
(H. W. Morrow) Outing,
(E. C.
(R. T. Paine)
(Elsa G. Herzfeld)
(B. J . Hen-
(Jane Addams) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
638
TENNYSON
Tenement-house Problem in Philadelphia. (Octavia
Hill Association) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20:
1 1 1, ~
Tenement-house Reform, Recent Progress in. (R. W.
De Forest) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 297.
Tenement-house Regulation. (R. W. De Forest) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 33.
Tenement-houses, American Remedies for overcrowd-
ing. (H. A. Milton) Westm. I57: 218.
— Construction of, Best Method. (E. Flagg) Char.
I7: 77.
— The Greatest Problem of Great Cities. (J . Wilcox)
Indep. 59: 902.
—How Wearing Apparel is fashioned in. (A. S.
Daniels) Char. I4: 624.
—-— Manufacturing of Foods in.
I 5: 669.
—- Model. (G. Atterbury) Char. I7: 49. —Am. Arch.
80: 28. l
(M. Sherman) Char.
(R. P. Porter) Am. Arch. 80: 62,
(B. J . Hen-
—- Municipal.
-—- N. Y., A Great Municipal Reform.
drick) Atlan. 92: 665.
—- Residential. (W. R. Patterson) Char. I7: 99.
— Simplicity as applied to. (B. H. Smith) Crafts-
man, 9: 81.
— To restrict Work in the. (L. Veiller) Char. I2:
529-
—— Twenty-five Foot. (R. T. Rasmussen) Am. Arch.
e<>= 135- ‘
— Work of a Woman Tenement-house Inspector. (M.
B. Sayles) Outl. 75: 116.
Tenement Inspector, “ New Law,” Day’s Work of a.
(L. E. Palmer) Char. 17: So. '
Tenement-law Tinkering. Char. IO: 209.
Tenement Tragedies, Typical. (D. M. Steele) Indep.
54= I635-
Tennant, William. (G. A. Sinclair) Westm. I64: 399.
Tennessee, Cotton-patch Life in. (Clifton Johnson)
Outing, 46: 193.
-— Library Association, Annual Meeting, 1905. Pub.
Lib. I0: I47.
— — — Jan., 1906. Pub. Lib. I1: 154. —Lib. J. 31:
8 3.
Tennessee and his Partner, The Passing of. (F. M.
Stocking) Overland, n. s. 42: 539.
Tennessee’s Partner. (Bret Harte) Overland, n. s. 40:
246. = Booklover’s M. 2: 17,
— The Real. (F. M. Stocking) Overland, n. s. 40: 240,
Tennis, Lawn. (A. S. Pier) Atlan. 92: 2:1,
— American Development in. (J . P. Paret) Outing,
40: 486.
— and its Leaders.
— at Santa Monica.
224,
— Battle of the Courts.
(H. Henshaw) Indep. 55: I 387.
(H. B. Lummis) Land of Sun. 9:
(H. Brewster) Munsey, 28:
I06.
— The New. (A. H. Goodwin) Ctry Life Am. 8: 185,
— Renaissance of. (C. P. Sawyer) Ctry Life Am. 4:
I94-
— Skill in, Some Secrets of. (J. P. Paret) Ctry Life
Am. 10: 305.
-— Success and Influence of the Dohertys on. (J . T.
Bailey) Outing, 43: 112,
— Strategy of. (J . Crane) Outing, 48: 115,
Tennis and Racquet Club, Boston, Mass. (F. W.
Chandler) Technol. R. 6: I53.
Tennis Court, How to make a.
46: 488,
Tennis Service.
Tennyson, Alfred.
349. -— With portrait.
590. —With portrait.
M. 3: I92. ,
(T. Pettitt) Outing,
Sat. R. 97: 780.
(G. K. Chesterton) Bookman, 16:
(L. W. Smith) Calif. M. I:
(A. K. Woodbury) Calif.
TEN N YSON
Tennyson, Alfred, An Afternoon with. Temp. Bar,
126: 216,
— and Alfred Austin; Two Poet Laureates on Life.
(W. H. Mallock) National, 47: 955. = Liv. Age,
251: 3,
— and Dante. (T. H. Warren) Monthly R. 14, no. 1:
117,
—- and Leigh Hunt.
— and the Pyrenees.
— as a Sea Poet.
I25: 185,
——- Coleridge and Tennyson at Clevedon. (A. L. Sal-
mon) Temp. Bar, 132: 153.=Ee1. M. 145: 512.
— Fitzgerald on. (F. Grendon) Sewanee, I4: 161,
— Flowers of. (Whitman Bailey) Educa. 24: 96.
— Idylls of the King. (W. H. Wynn) Luth. Q. 34:
529. — (F. L; Knowles) Meth. R. 66: 623,
—- — Study of. (M. E. Kingsley) Educa. 23: 356.
-— — Suggestions for Study of. (W. C. Gannett) Poet-
(J . Rogers) Acad. 67: 166,
Acad. 63: 310.
(H. C. T. Franklin) Temp. Bar,
Lore, I3: 588.
-— In Memoriam. Liv. Age, 248: 496,
— — after Fifty Years. Ed. R. 203: 297. = Liv. Age,
2491 587. . _
— -— Tennyson’s Annotations to. (W. J . Rolfe) Critic,
48= 453-
- — with the Author’s Notes. Spec. 961 21.
— Lancelot, Guinevere, and Arthur. (J . Magruder)
No. Am. 180: 375. n
—— Limitations of. Acad. 63: 41 I.
— Lyall’s. (J . W. Chadwick) Nation, 75: 366,
—- A New Estimate. (F. Harrison) No. Am. 176: 8 56.
—The Peace that came to. (C. E. Laughlin) Good
Words. 44= 793.
—— Personal Recollections of.
41: 722,
-— Poem. (J . V. Cheney) Calif. M. 3: 291.
— The Real. (H. Spender) Liv. Age, 248: 696, _
— Suppressed Poems of. (J . C. Thomson) Harper,
108: 70.
Tennysonian Sea-echoes.
(W. G. McCabe) Cent.
(C. Coupe) Am. Cath. Q. 28:
4".
Tenos),J Festival of the Annunciation at. (M. Hamil-
ton) Blackw. I80: 810,
Tenson, The; a story. (J . B. Cabell) Harper, I14:
147-
Tent, A Simple Sanatory. (H. L. Ulrich) Char. I2:
84)-
Tenting. (H. M. Stanley) Outing, 41: 347,
Tents, Fireplace in. (M. C. Ninde) Outing, 45¢ 113.
Tenure, English Customary, in the Tudor Period. (A.
Savine) Q. J. Econ. 19: 33.
Teppenpaw Price, The. (F. Lynde) Cosmopol. 392 373.
Terebratalia, Variations in. (H. W. Shimer) Am.
Natural. 39: 691.
Terence. Phormio, at Westminster School, 1906.
Spec-971 1°34-
Teresa, Mother, a Martyred Prioress. (Comtesse De
Courson) Month, 108: 153, 282,
Teresa, Saint. (A. Fields) Atlan. 91: 353.
—JoIy’s. Spec. 93: 453.
Terminal, The; a story.
22: 526.
Termination Land, discovered by Capt. Wilkes.
S. Balch) Nat. Geog. M. 15: 220.
Termiihlen, Karl Emil, Painter, with portrait. (E. E.
Chapin) Brush & P. 131 III.
Terneplates for Tinroofing. (W. Martin) Am. Arch.
88: 77.
Ternina as Opera Singer. Sat. R. 951 614.
(M. S. Cutting) McClure,
(E.
Terns. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 98: I3.
—- in Multitudes. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 952 I37.
—- in the Nursery. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 962 43.=Liv.
Age, 238: 502,
639
TEXAS
Terns, on a Sea-bank. (E. Selous) Sat. R. 95: 710, -:
Ecl. M. 141: 319. = Liv. Age, 238: 246.
Terra-cotta, Advantages of. Archit. Rec. 18: 305.
— Proper Use of. (H. D. Croly) Archit. Rec. 19: 73.
Terra-cotta Architecture in Paris. (G. B. Ford) Am.
Arch. 90: 115
Terraced Garden, The. (S. S. Wainwright) Atlan. 97:
671,
Terrazas, Don Luis, Mexican Cattle King. (S. G.
Andrus) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 48.
Terre Haute, Ind. Nat’l M. (Bost.) I8: 631.
Terrestrial Magnetic Work of the U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey. (G. W. Littlehales) Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 37: 281,
Terrier, Irish. in America.
Am. 2: 186, .
Territories, Statehood for the. (N. O. Murphy) Indep.
(J . Watson) Ctry Life
54= I99-
Terror of the Pit, The. (M. Foster) Everybody’s, I 3:
538-
Terror on the Boiling Water, The. (Francis Lynde)
Scrib. M. 40: 487,
Terrorism in Russia.
Q, 11: 266,
-—— A Plea for.
(V. G. Simkhovitch) Internat.
Indep. 58: 349,
Terry, Ellen. (C. Morris) McClure, 22: 204,
— and her Sisters, Pemberton on. (I. A. Pyle) Dial,
32: 417,
—- Fifty Years on the Stage. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 341 I99.
Tertag and Sarkis; an Armenian Folk—tale. (E. J .
Goodspeed) Am. Antiq. 282 I33.
Tertiary of the Sabine River. (E. T. Dumble) Sci-
ence, n. s. 161 67°-
Tertullian, the Puritan. (J . B. Mayor) Expos. 6th ser.
5: 401,
Test, The ; a story. (E. Armstrong) Am. M. 60: 693.
Test, The ; a story. (R. E. Beach) McClure, 24: I54.
Test River, On the; Fishing Experiences. (A. Caven-
dish) National, 48: 100.
Testamentary Provisions, Repugnancy in. (R. C.
Henderson) Jurid. R. I 5: I26,
Testaments of the XII Patriarchs.
Hibbert J. 3: 558.
Testimonies, Use of, in the Early Church. (J . R.
Harris) Expos. 7th ser. 2: 335.
Testing, God’s Method of. (A. T. Burbridge) Bib.
World, 20: 450.
Tetuan, The Alhambra of Morocco.
Ball) Chamb. J. 80: I77.
Teutonic Society, Early. (W. J . Ashley) Internat. Q.
8: 236,
Texans, Early, Reminiscences of. (J . H. Kuykendall)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 6: 236, 311, 7: 29,
Texas and England, Diplomatic Relations. (J . L.
Worley) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 91 I.
— and New Mexico, Boundary Line between. Sci-
ence, n. s. 15: 184,
— and the Texans. (M. G. Cunniff) World’s Work,
II: 7267,
— Annexation of. (S. Houston) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q.
I: 79,
— —and the Mexican War.
Hist. Assoc. Q. 5: 28.
—— Austin’s Explanation of the Affairs of. (Trans. by
E. Z. Rather) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 8: 232.
— Beginnings of. (R. C. Clark) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q.
(R. H. Charles)
(E. Reynolds-
(Z. T. Fulmore) Texas
5: 171,
—- Boundary Adjustment, 1350. (W. J . Spillman)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 71 I77.
—— The Capitals of. (O. M. Roberts) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q, 2: 117,
— Cherokee Indians in.
Assoc. Q. 7: 95.
(E. W. Winkler) Texas Hist.
TEXAS
Texas, Commissioners, Escape of, from Matamoros.
(R. M. Potter) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 4: 71.
—— Council and Gov. Smith, Quarrel between. (W. R.
Smith) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 5: 270.
— Defunct Counties of. (R. L. Batts) Tex. Hist. As-
soc. Q. 1: 37.
-— Difliculties of a Mexican Revenue Ofiicer in. (E.
C. Barker) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 41 190.
-— Early Experiences in. (R. Kleberg) Texas Hist. As-
soc. Q. 21 I70.
—— Early History of. The Mier Prisoners. (J . O’Meara)
Californian, 5: 466,
-— East, Spanish Abandonment and Reoccupation of.
(H. E. Bolton) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 9: 67.
-— Experiences in, Early. (R. Kleberg) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 1: 297.
— Fifty Years Ago [I851],
Assoc. Q. 5: 113.
-— First Stage of the Movement for the Annexation
of. (G. P. Garrison) Am. Hist. R. 10: 72.
-— Flag of, Another. (G. P. Garrison) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 32 I70.
-—- Garrison on. (J . C. Townes) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q.
(W. D. Wood) Texas Hist.
7: 77-
—— Geography of, History of. (Z. T. Fulmore) Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 1: 9.
-— German Pioneers in. (C. von I-Iinueber) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 21 227.
-—- Growth of Southwest. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 206.
— History, Bonilla’s Brief Compendium of. (Trans.
by E. H. West) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 8: '3.
-— —- Mission Period in. (W. F. M’Caleb) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. I: 216. \
— Journal of Austin’s Trip to, in 1821.
Assoc. Q. 7: 286.
— Judicial System, Development of the. (J . C. Townes)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 2: 29, 134.
— The Mexican and Indian Raid of, in 1878. Texas
Hist. Assoc. Q. 5: 212.
— Minerals of, Simonds’s.
n, s, 17: 620,
— Missions, Re-establishment of the.
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 6: 1.
—— Municipality in, The First. (I. J . Cox) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 2: 217. .
-—- Navy of. (G. F. Fuller) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 7:
Texas Hist.
(H. W. Harper) Science,
(R. C. Clark)
223,
-—The Old Army in. (W. H. Bell) M. of Hist. 3:
80.
-— Permanent Council, Journal of.
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 7: 249.
— Prehistoric Races in. (O. M. Roberts) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 1: 145,
— Railroad in, The First.
Assoc. Q. 7: 279.
-—Relations with Mexico. (S. F. Austin; trans. by
E. Z. Rather) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 8: 232,
—— Republic of, Enduring Laws of the. (C. W. Raines)
Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 11' 96. 2: 152.
-— — Reminiscences of. (D. P. Barhydt) M. of Hist.
3= 378-
—- Revolution in, Finances of. (E. C. Barker) Pol. Sci.
Q. 19: 612.
-— Revolutionary Army, The.
Hist. Assoc. Q. 9: 227.
— Revolutionary Period, New Orleans Newspaper Files
of the. (A. Dienst) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. 4: 140,
-—Schools iu,. Early. (M. M. Kenney) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 1: 285.
-— Slave Trade in. (E. C. Barker) Texas Hist. Assoc.
Q. 6: 145.
(I. J. Cox) Texas Hist.
(E. C. Barker)
(P. Briscoe) Texas Hist.
(E. C. Barker) Texas
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Assoc. Q. 51 81.
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Texas, University of. See University of Texas.
— Wooten’s History of. (C. W. Raines) Texas Hist.
Assoc. Q. 2: 87.
Texas Academy of Science.
' n. s. 18: 301,
Texas State Historical Association, Work of. (O. M.
Roberts) Texas Hist. Assoc. Q. I: 1.
Texas Cattle Fever; How Science is winning a Long
Fight. (C. S. Potts) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 49.
Texas State Library Association, Annual Meeting,
1906. Lib.J. 31: 278.
Tex’s Little Lad. (Frances Charles) Overland, n. s.
45: 158, 272,
Text-books, F rec, in City Schools.
Textile Arts in Sweden.
ternat.) 26: I10,
Textiles, History of.
4= 3. .
Texts, Apposite. Chamb. J . 80: 826,
Thackeray, W. M. (G. K. Chesterton) Bookman, 17:
150. — (L. Melville) Temp. Bar, 125: 655.—(C.
Whibley) Bk. News, 22: 443.
-— and Charles Lamb, Christmas Spirit of. (J . R.
Hayes) Bk. News, 232 257.
-— and Dickens. (L. Melville) Temp. Bar, 126: 413,
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— Apostle of Mediocrity. (W. F. Lord) I9th Cent.
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541 I43-=Liv-Age. 2381 491.
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—‘ at Cambridge. (W. Elwin) Monthly R. 16, no. 3:
151.=Ec1. M. 143: 763. =Liv. Age, 243: 270.
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(F. W. Simonds) Science,
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(Axel Tallberg) Studio (In-
(I. Sargent) Craftsman, 1, no.
(W. C. France) Nation, 79:
483. ,
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17, no. 1: 88. =Liv. Age, 243: 449. I Eel. M.
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V That which was lost.
I Thatcher, The Village.
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Thalassology, Method of Studying.
J . 25: 191.
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Harv. Law R. 15: 599.
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—The Man and his Work. (C. J. H. Ropes) Bib.
World, 19: 248.
— A Student’s Appreciation.
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- A Malayan. (H. H. Hipwell) Idler, 26: 5 5 5.
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See above, Theater Fires.
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Theological Students, Coddling.
World’s Work, 10: 6151,
Theological Teaching, Conservative. (W. H. Dunbar)
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Theological Training of our Preachers.
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Theology, Teaching of. (C. C. Hall) Educa. R. 29: 85.
—- Witness of Life to. Outl. 83: 924.
Theophanies. (P. Carus) Open Court, 20: 705.
Theophano. (F. Harrison) Fortn. 81: 157-1093, 82:
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Psychol. R. 11: 71,
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Theosophists ; Point Loma Community. (B. D. Knobe)
Munsey, 29: 357. '
Theosophy, What it is not. (E. Coues) Calif. M. I: 133.
T heramenes, Rehabilitation of. (B. Perrin) Am. Hist.
11.91 649. '
There is Pansies; a poem. (M. Howells) Atlan. 91:
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Gilder) Critic, 47: 512.
Therese, Sister, Autobiography of. (J . McSorley)
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Thermo-electric Action.
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— Origin of Scale of.
— Regulating or Recording.
(G. S. Ram) Nature, 65: 391,
(H. S. Allen) Nature,
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17: 749-
Thermometry, History of. (E. Mach) Open Court, 16:
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Thermopylae. (R. B. Richardson) Indep. 54: 15,
Thessaly. (R. B. Richardson) Indep. 54: I345.
— Rambles in. (R. W. W. Cryan) Westm. I65: 443,
—— A Tour through. (W. Miller) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 424.
Thetford, A Ramble round. (H. J . D. Astley) Antiq.
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6e'rmc6'repov. (E. G. Sihler) Am. J . Philol. 23: 283,
They. (R. Kipling) Scrib. M. 36: 129.
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Thibet. Sec Tibet.
Thief of St. Loo, The; a story.
Munsey, 28: 182,
Thiers, Louis-Adolphe.
87: 166.
— Entreating the Powers, 1870-71. Nation, 77: 20;,
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Thiers Institute. (P. Calmettes) Archit. R. 13: 248.
Thieves, Quarrel among, I5 56. (J . E. Brown) Antiq.
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Thing he feared, The.
land, n. s. 432 415.
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Things that were. (A. L. Provost) New Eng. M. n. s.
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—- and “ Thinking.” Spec. 93: 385.
—-Organized. Sat. R. 101: 811,
(M. de La Roche)
(R. Blennerhassett) Cornh.
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phous Triple. (J . G. Blake) Am. J . Sci. 166: 12.
Third, The. (Bettina von Hutten) Cent. 44: 303.
Third and a Half Generation, The. (N. Lloyd) Scrib. '
M, 31: 605.
Third-class Travel. Spec. 912 49.
Third Dimension, Certain Relations of Accommoda-
tion and Convergence to the Judgment of. (H.
Carr and J . B. Allen) Psychol. R. I3: 258.
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chol. R. 10: '47.
“ Third Edition.” (G. S. H. Tytus) Cent. 50: 773.
Third-rate Poet, A. (E. Ensor) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 92.
Thirlage, Law of, Some Problems in the. (\V. J.
Robertson) Jurid. R. 15: 64.
Thirlmere, Rowland; a Poet’s Pilgrimage. (C. Mar-
riott) Westm. I64: 26.
Thirsty Cruise, A. (J . Moresby) Macmil. 87: 199. =
Ecl. M. 140: 731. ILiv. Age, 237: 164.
Thirsty Dan ; a story. (C. Warren) Am. M. 61: 346.
Thirsty Steel, The. (R. B. Townshend) Overland,
n. s. 47: 252.
Thirteen. (E. J . Jones) Chamb. J . 83: 439.
Thirteenth Man, The. (J . Josephson) Overland, n. s.
47 3 I57-
“ Thirty Cents; ” a story. (F. Clarkin) McClure, 18:
493-
$30,oo0,o0o in Sight.
(Bost.) 22: 370.
(C. Van A. Bunting) Nat’l M.
Thirty-five Hundred Miles in a Ten-tonner. (A. J .
Oliver) Overland, n. s. 46: 210,
Thirty-nine Articles, Subscription to the. (J . Chap-
man) Dub. R. 133: I.
Thirty Pieces of Silver, The.
593 235-
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F. Loughlin) Am. Cath. Q. 31: 564.
“ This is a World of Spells.” (Zona Gale) Every-
body’s, 15: 311.
“Thistle,” Thoughts on Board the, 1905.
low) Chamb. J . 82: 659.
Thistle-down, Parachute Effect of. (J . B. Daudeno)
Science, 11. s. 22: 568,
Tholuck, Augustus. (H. S. Burrage) Bib. World, 26:
89
(G. F. Hill) Archaeol.
(P. Bige-
Thomas a Becket, Henricus R. vs. (E. Taunton) 19th
Cent. 60: 1003.
Thomas a Kempis.
665.
— A Monument to. Acad. 66: 173.
Thomas Aquinas, St. Spec. 96: 49.
-— and the Arab N eo-Platonists. (W. H. Kent) Am.
Cath. Q. 29: 451.
-— and the Eucharist.
Cath. Q. 31: 555.
— and Mediaeval Thought. Dub. R. 138: 1.
— and Modern Thought. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 2: 188. .
— His Theory of Education. (E. A. Pace) Cath. Univ.
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-—— Philosophy of. (J . Lindsay) Bib. Sac. 61: 483.
—- Philosophy of Knowledge. (F. L. van Becelaere)
Philos. R. 122 611.
—— The Soul in the System of. (E. A. Pace) Cath.
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Thomas, Brandon. Judge’s Memory. (M. Beerbohm)
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I1nitation of Christ. Spec. 94:
(Alexander Macdonald) Am.
Thomas, E. R., and his Horses, with portrait. Out-
ing. 43= 457.
Thomas, Grosvenor, Art Work of. (A. L. Baldry)
Art J. 56:351.
Thomas, Havard. Lycidas. (W 1 P. Andrews) Na-
tion, 8o: 521,
THOMAS
Thomas, Havard. Lycidas; Rejection by the Royal
Academy. (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 99: 550.
Thomas, Theodore. Dial, 38: 33. -—With portrait.
(C. E. Russell) Everybody’s, I1: 216. --(H. T.
Finck) Nation, 801 28. —With portrait. (J . M.
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- and the Development of American Music. (W. J .
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—— In Memoriam; a poem. (H. van Dyke) Outl. 79:
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—— Public Benefactor. Outl. 79: 113.
—— Three Impressions of. Outl. 79: 316.
Thomas, W. I. Adventitious Character of Woman.
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T homas, W. Widgery. (Louis G. Northland) World
To-day, 9: 1175. ._
Thomas Normal Training School. Educa. 23! 506.
Thomasine’s Garden. (K. W. Barker) Temp. Bar, I 29:
73°-
Thomasius, Christian. (A. D. White) Atlan. 95: 520,
635.
Thomaston, Maine. (M. S. Stimpson) New Eng. M.
n. s. 29: 73o.
Thompson, Dr. Alfred, M. P. for Yukon District.
(C. R. Settlemier) Canad. M. 25: 328.
Thompson, Augustus Charles. Hartf. Sem. Rec. 12!
36.
Thompson, D’Arcy.
536-
Thompson, Elizabeth, Science Fund. Science, n. s.
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Thompson, F. W. W., Canadian Miller.
22: 441,
Thompson, Francis, Poetry of.
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Thompson, Isaac Cooke. Nature, 69: 60.
Thompson, Sir John, Canadian Prime Minister, Remi-
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Thompson, John R. (C. M. Graves) Lamp, 29: 181.
Thompson, Seymour D., Obituary Notice of. Am.
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Thomson, Col. Anstrnther. Reminiscences. Spec.92:
456-
Thomson, J . Allan. Insularity of the English and
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Thomson, James, and Pope. (G. C. Macaulay) Ath.
’o4, 2: 446.
Thomson, William McClure.
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Thomy-Thiery Collection of Paintings, The.
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(T. P. O’Connor) Educa. R. 28:
Canad. M.
(K. B1-égy) Cath.
(H. C. Trumbull) Bib.
(H.
Thoorga and other Australian Languages. (R. H.
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Thoracic Breathing, Effect of Muscle on. (E. Foster
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Thoreau, Henry D. (G. P. Coleman) Dial, 40: 352, —
(S. E. Saville) Gent. M. n. s. 68: 400.
— and Ellery Channing. (F. B. Sanborn) Critic, 47:
444.
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83: 388, 411,
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(E. H. Russell) Atlan. go: 370. -
— as a Diarist. (Bradford Torrey) Atlan. 95: 5.
— Channing and Marble on. (E. K. Dunton) Dial, 33:
464.
— An Estimate.
—— Home of, Concord, Mass.
Am. 5: 285.
—- in Books and Woods.
2: 514.
(Paul E. More) Nation,
(W. Leighton) Arena, 30: 489,
(O. B. Capen) Ctry Life
(W. C. Bartlett) Californian,
644
THREE
Thoreau, Henry D., a Prophet of Nature. (H. W.
Mabie) Outl. 80: 278.
-— Two Famous Bachelors and their Love Stories.
Laughlin) Bk. Buyer, I 5: 241.
—— Where he worked and wandered.
Critic, 40: 509.
Thoreau’s Guide, Death of.
(C.
(A. R. Marble)
(F. H. Eckstrom) Atlan.
93- 736-
Thorium, Complex Nature of. (C. Baskerville) Sci-
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Thorium Minerals, Radio-activity of.
Am. J. Sci. 166: 161.
Thorkild, Viborg. (E. W. Peattie) Atlan. 911 228.
Thorn that pricked, The. (Grace E. Channing) Cent.
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Thornton, Madam; a Lady of the Moorland. (M. J .
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Thornton, Wm., Designer of the U. S. Capitol. Am.
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Thornton Hough Village, Cheshire, Cottages in.
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Thoroughness vs. Breadth. (R. Rhees) School R. 11:
zoo.
Thorpe, Wifliam, of New Haven, Conn., and Some of
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Thorwaldsen, Bertel, Sculptor. (C. M. Waage) Calif.
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Thoth, The, and the Amenthes.
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Thothmes IV., Discovery of Tomb of. Am. Antiq.
25: 363.
“ Thou shalt not steal ; ” a story.
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Though One rose from the Dead; a story.
Howells) Harper, I06: 724,
Though the Windows be darkened.
Cornh. I4: 797. .
Thought and Force. (C. T. Ovenden) Hibbert J . 4: 108.
Thought and Speech (J . A. Dewe) Educa. 26: 168.
— Consciousness; Life. (E. Fry) Contemp. 89: 241.
— (M. L. Johnson) Westm. I66: 666,
—- Constitution of. (H. F oston) Mind, 31: 486.
— Prof. Strong on the Passing. (C. M. Bakewell)
Philos. R. 132 552. '
— Trains of. (G. S. Street) Acad. 66: 381, 429.
Thought Transference among Animals. (A. Sampson)
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Thoughts on the Present Discontents.
Fortn. 8-3: I.
Thousand Quilt, The ; a story.
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Thousand Years after, A; a story.
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Thousandth Woman, The. (Julia Magruder) Lippinc.
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Thrale,
Thrasher, The California.
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Thread of Scarlet ; a story.
(G. F. Barker)
(H.
(Percival Lowell)
(H. Bassford) Cos-
(W. D.
(J . Oxenham)
(F. Harrison)
(A. H. Donnell) Har-
(A. S. K. Ghosh)
1.
Mrs. See Piozzi, Mrs. Hester L. S. Thrale.
(E. and J . Grinnell) Land
(Jennette Lee) Lippinc.
741 I05- ‘
Three Best Things, The; a poem. (H. van Dyke)
Outl. 71: 81.
Three Birds with One Stone ; a story.
Outing. 43= 337-
Three Chances. (Jennette Lee) Atlan. 89: 661.
Three Characteristics, The. (P. Carus) Open Court,
19: 563,
Three-color Process.
Three Dimensions, Proof of.
661 570. 596-
Three Fells Sketches ; a story.
M. n. s. 69: 417.
(E. Philpotts)
(H. S.)Spec. 92: 921,
(C- W. Saleeby) Acad.
(W. T. Palmer) Gent.
THREE
Three Francescas, The. (Edith Wharton) No. Am.
175‘ 17-
Three Gifts, The; a story.
404-
Three Letters and a Note.
(F. Converse) Atlan. 96:
(A. Crandall) Lippinc. 72:
373-
Three Loyal Comrades, The. (Carmen Sylva) Outl.
7 5: I77-
Three Nurses and a Chicken Ranch.
Overland, n. s. 442 223.
Three Speeds forward. (L. Osbourne) Everybody’s,
15: 169,
Three Toes; a story.
(E. Venegas)
(F. E. Scotford) McClure, 24:
493-
Three Wise Men, The. (J . T. McIntyre) McClure,
27: 551,
Three Wishes; a Quaint Legend of the Canadian
Habitants. (C. M. Skinner) J. Am. Folk-Lore,
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Threnody. (R. H. Stoddard) Putnam, 1: 19.
Thrice warned; a story of the Past, the Present, and
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Thrift. (O. S. Marden) Overland, n. s. 48: 310.
— Seamy Side of. Spec. 911 341.
Throop University, Pasadena, Cal.
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(Jeanne C. Carr)
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Through the Eye of a Needle; a story. (K. Reed)
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Through a Glass, darkly; a story. (Mrs. C. van D.
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“ Through a Glass, darkly; ” a story. (K. H. Brown)
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Through the Ivory Gate. (Mary R. S. Andrews) Scrib.
M. 37: 698.
Through Matter to Mind. (W. H. Mallock) Contemp.
88: 72.
Through the Needle’s Eye. (Sewell Ford) Scrib. M.
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Through Walled Windows; a story. (W. H. Porter)
Bookman, I8: 25.
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Throwback, The; a story. (A. H. Lewis) Outing, 47:
_. 7.
“ Throwing of the Clew,” The; a story. (H. Whit-
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“ Thrown into the Bargain,” by Another Minister’s
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Thrown upon her own Resources.
Indep. 58: 17. ,
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Thuggee, Romance of. Chamb. J . 80: 410,
Thugs. A Religion of Murder. Quar. 194: 506. =
Ecl. M. 138: 249. "—-"Liv. Age, 232: 40.
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Thunder Stone, The; what does it mean in Shake-
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Thunderstorms. (J . M. Bacon) Longm. 44: 320.
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Tibetan Frontier, Across the.
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(P. R. Bairnsfather) Good
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539-
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(A. B. Sharpe) Dub.
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Tides. (F. T. Bullen) Cornh. 94: 503. =Liv. Age, 251:
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TIMBER
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— Rollin A. Harris’s Theory of.
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Tiffany & Co. at the St. Louis Exhibition.
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(A. H.
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——- Metaphysics of. (W. Smith) Philos. R. II: 372,
—— On. Atlan. 94: 858.
—— Polaris Vertical Circle Method of obtaining Time
with the Surveyor’s Transit. (G. 0. James) Pop.
Astron. I3: 499.
—— Problem of. (R. M. Bache) Monist, I6: 304.
— Question of, in accepting an Offer by performing
an Act. (VV. S. Bausemer) Am. Law R. 36: 707.
——- Sex Differences in the Sense of. (R. MacDougall)
Science, n. s. 192 707.
—— Solar and Sidereal. (A. K. Bartlett) Pop. Astron.
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— Space and Existence, Thoughts on.
Monist, 16: 433.
-— Standard, in America. Science, n. s. 22: 315,
——- —~ — Sources of. (R. G. Aitken) Pop. Astron. I0:
12,
——- —— in France. Nature, 73: 394.
— Telling the, in Italy. Nation, 78: 513.
—-— The Use of. (Annie P. Call) Am. M. 60: 583,
—— Utility of, A Scientific Study of. (F. K. Blue) Q.
J. Econ. 17: 199.
—— Waste, Utilization of.
178,
Time and Tide. (Louisa J ebb) Longm. 25: 404.
Time and Tobago. (H. Clifford) Blackw. I78: 305.
Time the Avenger; a story. (A. S. Fox) Canad. M.
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Time we came, The.
Time-direction, Meaning of the.
Mind, 30: 48. 3
Time Intervals, 1906, Estimation of, Relations of Fluc-
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C. Stevens) Am. J . Psychol. 13: I. '
Time Judgments. (B. Edgell) Am.J. Psychol. I4: 424.
Time-perception, A Theory of. (W. P. Montague)
Am. J. Psychol. 15: I.
Time-process, The, and Religion.
Am. J. Theol. 6! 439.
Time Signal, Special Telegraphic, in Honor of the 8th
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(Lord Ray-
(D. P. Abbott)
(H. W. Horwill) Chaut. 35:
(T. Russell) Out West, 23: 69.
(R. A. P. Rogers)
(A. O. Lovejoy)
15: 411,
Time Signals, New Year’s Eve Telegraphic, sent out
by the U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington,
D. C. (J. M. Robinson) Pop. Astron. I3: 143.
647
’T IS
’I‘ime’s Abstract and Brief Chronicle. (G. K. Chester-
ton) Fortn. 82: 705, 1096, 83: 341-1106,
Times, The, and the Manners. Internat. Q. I1: 343.
—— Other, Other Manners. (P. Fitzgerald) Chamb. J .
831 305. ——- Liv. Age, 2492 616.
— Tendencies of the. (G. C. H. Hass-Karl) Luth. Q.
34* 394-
“Times” (London) and the Book Trade. Dial, 41:
379.8—Ath. ’06, 2: 578.—(J. Gairdner) Ath. ’06,
21 5 3-
— Changes in. Sat. R. 95: 415.
-— Memories of. (A. I. Shand) Cornh. 89: 500. = Ecl.
M. 143: 7. = Liv. Age, 241: 39.
“Times” Book Club, Some Public Aspects of the.
(H. Chisholm) National, 46: 483.
Timgad, Algeria, an African Pompeii. (E. A. Rich-
ards) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 548. —- (P. L. Parker) Mun-
sey, 26= 505-
-Rome in Africa. (E. Le Blond) Good \Vords, 46:
829,
T imoleon. (W. B. Wallace) Un. Serv. M. 30: 290.
Timotheos and the Persians. (J. I. Manatt) Atlan.
93: 234. -— (C. W. Peppler) So. Atlan. Q. 3: 221.
— New Ode of, with translation. (P. E. More) Indep.
55: 825. —(J. H. McDaniels) Nation, 77: 229.
Timothy and Aquila, The Dialogue of; two unpub-
lished MSS. (E. J. Goodspeed) J . Bib. Lit. 24: 58.
Timrod, Henry, Fugitive Poems of. (J . E. Routh, jr.)
So. Atlan. Q. 2: 74.
Tin1’s Sacrifice; a story. (A. Stoddart) Outing, 40: 75,
Tin and Terne Plates. (W. R. Stewart) Cosmopol.
37! 639.
Tin Box, The. (Sara Andrews) Overland, n. s. 43: 406.
Tin Box and the Tin Pail, The. (F. J . Whiting) Na-
tion. 771 376-
Tin Deposits of North and South Carolina. (F. L.
Hess) Engin. M. 32: 1o,
Tin Islands, England. Sat. R. 991 43.
Tin Mug, A; a story. (J. Lawson) Gent. M. n. s. 71:
209,
Tin-peddler, A Trip with a. (Julian Ralph) Harper,
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Tin-plate Conference. Am. Arch. 89: 105.
Tin Region, York, of Alaska. (F. L. Hess) Engin. M.
32: 352.
Tinayre, Marcelle Chasteau. A New Voice in French
Fiction. (H. D. Sedgwick) Atlan. 98: 841,
Ting-a-ling. (D. Gray) Cent. 42: 3 52.
Tinker of Tamlacht; a story. (S. MacManus) Cos-
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Tintagel, England, and its Arthurian Traditions.
L. Salmon) Temp. Bar, I31: 25,
Tintoretto, as seen in the National Gallery. Acad.
65: 66.
— Life and Bibliography. Mast. in Art, 3: pt. 28.
Tinworth, George, Evangelist in Clay. (H. F. B.
Wheeler) Sund. M. 35: 83.
Tip, The; a story. (E. Pottle) Outing, 432 546.
Tiphaine la Fée; a story. (WV. Deeping) Harper, H2:
760,
Tippecanoeing. (W. S. Dunbar) Outing, 40: 539,
Tipperary, Ireland. (E. Ensor) Macmil. 88: 114,
Tipping, Common-sense of. Spec. 932 630.
-— A Defense of. (A. R. Carman) Canad. M. 24: 416.
——- Remedy for. (J. S. Stemons) Indep. 55: 725.
—- Tactful Art of. (A. Higgins) Outl. 8I: 125,
Tips and Commissions. (J . G. Speed) Lippinc. 69: 742.
— and Tipping. (C. Windham) Chamb. J. 83: 33.
Tipster, The; a story. (E. Lefevre) Idler, 20: 483,
Tiree, Island of, On a Legend from. (R. C. Graham)
Scot. Hist. R. I: 113.
’T is an Ill Strike that does Nobody Good. (G. Blood-
good) New Eng. M. n. s. 27: 601.
(A.
Toastiana.
TISSOT
Tissot, James Joseph Jacques, and his Contribution to
Religious Art. (J . H. Hughes) Brush & P. 10: 357,
-—- Bible Pictures. (J . Jacques) Bookman, 20: 319. —
Chaut. 43: 397.
Tissue-lymph Circulation. (G. Oliver) Nature, 70: 88.
Tisza, Kalman, Builder of Modern Hungary. (E.
Limedorfer) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 575.
Titanium, Metallurgy of. (A. J . Rossi) J . Frankl.
Inst. I54: 241, I
Titian and the Pervigilium Veneris.
tion, 782 49.
— Chigi “A1-etino.” (C. Phillips) Art J . 57: 261.
— Country of. Acad. 63: 181,
— Did he live to be Ninety-nine Years Old ? (H. Cook)
19th Cent. 51: 123,
-— Five Great Painters of the Renascence.
liss) Good Words, 46: 205,
— Gronau on. Ath. ’o4, 22 355. —Sat. R. 99: 20.
-— Portrait of Ariosto. (R. Norton) Nation, 79: 178.
—Lamp, 29! 223. — (C. Phillips) Art J. 57: 1.
— Sacred~ and Profane Love. (U. Gnoli and others)
Nation, 77: 9-481,
Titicaca, Island of, Aboriginal Myths and Traditions
concerning. (A. F. Bandelier) Am. Anthropol. 6:
(R. Garnett) N a-
(W. Bay-
197-
Titicaca Lake, Basin of. (A. F. Bandelier) Am. Geog.
Soc. Bull. 37: 449.
-— Navigation above the Clouds. (E. C. Rost) Harper,
I07: 223,
Title-pages, Old and New.
691 I148. $11PP- .
Titles and Distinctions, American. (W. L. Stevens)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 312.
—and Precedence, Misuse of.
R. 23, no. 22 57.
—— Colonial Love of. (A. MacMechan) Nation, 761 473.
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— — Modern. (W. M. Daniels) Nation, 791 I74.
— —- Psychology of. (F. T. Cooper) Bookman, I9: 595.
— of Papers. (H. H. Wilder) Science, 11. s. 19:468.
—— (C. Baskerville) Science, 11. s. I9: 702.
— The Value of. (F. Cunliflie-Owen) Munsey, 3 5: 633,
Tito, Ettore, Artist. (L. Brosch) Studio (I1iternat.)
27¢ 3°7-
Tityros. (P. Baur) Am. J . Archaeol. n. s. 9: I 57.
Tivoli; Villa d’Este-. (E. M. Phillips) Monthly R. 10,
no. 2: 95
Tjalks, Talking about. (W. V. Cook) Chamb. J . 80:
(A. W. Pollard) Acad.
(M. Rouge) Monthly
590.
To her who loved him Best of All. (C. T. Brady)
Cent. 44: 629.
To him that hath; a story. (L. Scott) Munsey, 36:
21-363.
“ To—— Let, an Apartment —Furnished.”
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To Love or to be Loved. (Lavinia Hart) Cosmopol.
34: 636.
To us. From. Sat. R. 98: 295.
To the Victors the Spoils; a story. (J. K. Reeve)
Munsey, 27: 498.
Toad beneath the Harrow, The; the Inimitable Cru-
elty of Rudyard Kipling. (L. R. Freeman) Over-
land, n. s. 43: 311,
Toads. Spec. 85: 43,
—— Discoglossoid, Distribution of, in the Light of
Ancient Land Connections. (L. Stejneger) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 37! 9I.
Chamb. J. 83: 95.
Tobacco. (L. H. Shelter) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 5:
129,
-— and Alcohol, Effect of. (R. B. Carter) Cornh. 94:
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(May C.
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TOLERANCE
Tobacco, and Drama. (A. M. Stevens) Gent. M. n. s.
72: 582, -
— Cultivation of, in the Philippines. (A. M. Sanchez)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 76.
— Keeping of. (J . M. Bell) Science, n. s. 23: 904.
— “ Medicine,” Cultivation of, by the Crows. (S. C.
Simms) Am. Anthropol. 62 331. ,
-— “ My Lady Nicotine.” (J . Bowie) Good Words,
45: S1-
— Use and Abuse of. (E. V. Heward) Macmil. 90: Igo,
Tobacco-growing in Ireland. (Mary Gorges) Chamb.
J . 82; 504,
Tobacco Law, A Curious Connecticut. (J . M. Sulli-
van) Green Bag, 16: 21, 7
Tobacco Laws of Virginia. (B. C. VVashington) Green
Bag. I71 479.
Tobacco-pipe, Antiquity of the.
n. s. 422 20.
Tobacco Trust, The So-called. (G. B. Fife) Cent. 43!
788.
(R. Quick) Antiq.
Tobacco War in Great Britain. (L. Springfield) No.
Am. 174: 82o.——Chamb. J. 79: 391.
Tobin’s Palm; a story. (O. Henry) McClure, 21: 443,
Toboganning. Outing, 39: 583.
— in Switzerland. (A. Pitcairn-Knowles) Outing, 432
371-
— Zigzag. (Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond) Cosmopol. 36: 193.
Tobias Green, Tonsorialist. (Jeanie Drake) Cath.
World, 81: 623,
Tocqueville, Alexis de. (F. Gribble) Critic, 46: 21.
Toda Prayer. (W. H. R. Rivers) Folk-Lore, I 5: 166,
Todd, William Cleaves. (S. C. Beane) N. E. Reg. 591 4! .
Todd’s Utopia, The ; a story. (E. B. Waterbury)
Atlan. 94: 249.
Toddykins. (Marguerite Merington) Scrib. M. 34: 34 5.
Toedium Vitae. (J . A. Marks) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
525-
Toedteberg, Augustus, Pioneer Inlayer and Extra-illus-
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Toepifer, Rodolphe. (J . A. F. Maitland) Monthly R. '
9, no, 12 I12,
Together; a story. (J . Oxenham) Chamb. J . 79: 236.
Togo, Admiral. - (A. Kinnosuke) Cent. 46: 909. — (Mrs.
H. Fraser) Fortn. 86: 387."-‘Liv. Age, 251: 195.
—(G. Kennan) Outl. 80: 915. —World’s Work,
10: 6426.—(M. C. Crawford)World’s Work, 12:
7730. — (Y. Noguchi) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23: 623,
— The Larger Problem before. (A. Kinnosuke) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 31: 684.
— The Silent. (A. Kinnosuke) Indep. 58: I281.
— A Type of the Japanese Fighting Man, with por-
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Toiler’s Romance. Macmil. 88: 457,
Toilet Rooms, Lighting of. (C. B. Ball) Am. Arch.
89: 160. —— (P. L. Hedrick) Am. Arch. 94: 207,
Tokyo. (A. C. Hartshorne) Chaut. 391 548.
— Gardens of. (R. Farrar) Macmil. 89: 379.=Ec].
M. 142: 809. ILiv. Age, 241: 129,
-— Holiday Ramble in. (A. Lloyd) Cath. World, 83:
619,
— Imperial. (E. A. Richings) Gent. M. n. s. 73: 222,
— An Imperial Garden Party in. (E. J . Hamilton)
Overland, 11. s. 42: 179.
— Imperial University of. (N. Yatsu) Pop. Sci. Mo.
64: 466. V
Told after Dinner. (E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 71: 387.
Toledo, Letter of, 1184. (M. Gaster) Folk-Lore, I31
115,
— Marriage Ritual of. (H. Thurston) 19th Cent. 60:
114,
Toledo, Ohio. (K. O’Dwyer) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I7: 770.
Tolerance and Intolerance. (B. Gregory) Month, 107:
279.
TOLERATION
Toleration, Virtue of. Spec. 89: 291, 324,
Toll, Baron. Science, 11. s. 20: 123.
Toll, Loss of. (P. Kropotkin) Geog. J . 23: 770.
Toll of the Bush, The; a story. (W. Satchell) Mac-
mil. 91: 1-401. 92: F-321,
Tolland, Mass., Fish and Game Association. (M. Emigh)
Indep. 54: I353.
Tolland Co., Conn., Revolutionary Soldiers from. (H.
M. Lawson) N. E. Reg. 592 21.
Tollett, Miss ; an Unknown Humorist.
Monthly R. 7, no. 21 40.
Tolstoi, Leo. (G. K. Chesterton) Bk. News, 22: 2. —
(Elbert Hubbard) Cosmopol. 34: 442, - With por-
traits. (H. D. Sedgwick, jr.) World’s Work, 3:
I95 3. —— With portrait. Chaut. 401 469.
-— and the New Quakerism. (J . T. Bixby) Arena, 28:
(E. V. Lucas)
133-
- Answer to the Riddle of Life. (E. H. Crosby) Open
Court, 17: 708.
—— Appeal of, to the Clergy.
Court, 172 450.
— as a Dramatist. Acad. 64: 407,
— as Prophet. Notes on the Psychology of Asceticism.
(Vernon Lee) No. Am. 182: 524,
—-— The Beginnings of. (S. Olivier) Liv. Age, 245: 698.
—— Conversion of. (O. L. Triggs) Open Court, 16: 56,
— Early Life of. (Annie R. Marble) Dial, 41: 59.
—- in the Heart of Russia. (E. A. Steiner) Outl. 7 5:
(Tr. by A. Maude) Open
537-
—- in I906. (L. Maude) Bookman, 24: I04,
—-— Knowlson on. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 37: 9.
-— Letter on Land Ownership in Russia. Craftsman,
10: 88.
—- Man, Reformer, Author. (C. F. Wilder) Meth. R.
66: 941.
— the Man, Steiner on. (A. R. Marble) Dial, 37: 8.
-— Mantle of. (A. Cahan) Bookman, I6: 328,
—Marriage and Family Life. (E. A. Steiner) Outl.
75= 267-
— A Meeting with. (G. W. Robinson) Good Words,
45: 281,
—— Misinterpretation of. (A. Maude) Open Court, 16:
590-
-— My Last Memory of. (A. Nicchia) Craftsman, 42 4 5.
-——- My Last Visit to. (A. Maude) Bookman, 24: I08,
—— Nearer View of, with portrait. (Mrs. E. E. Evans)
Open Court, 16: 396,
— on the Land Question. (B. O. Flower) Arena, 34:
63!.
—-— on the War. (R. Ogden) Nation, 79: 26,
-— Outdoor Life of. Outing, 43: 725.
-— Plays of. Acad. 69: 761.
— Plots not adapted to Dramatization.
Sat. R. 95: 227.
—- Power of Darkness.
823,
-— Problem of the Tolstoi Household, with portraits.
(W. T. Stead) Cosmopol. 40: 291,
—-— the Prophet. (W. T. Stead) Indep. 59: 915,
—Recent Interview with. (T. Bentzon) Critic, 412
(A. Symons)
(M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 98:
571-
-- Stanzas to his Old Age. (H. French) Indep. R. 52
333-
—— Three Characters of: Katie, Nariana, Anna Kare-
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47: 881.
—— To-day. (E. A. Steiner) Outl. 75: 35.
-— Translating of. (L. Wiener; A. Maude) Sat. R. 992
274.
—- Translations of. (A. Maude) Sat. R. 99: no,
—— A Visit to his Home. (E. J. Steiner) Chant. 36: 581,
—-— War and Peace. (l/V. P. Garrison) Nation, 79: 338,
Tom Folio. (T. B. Aldrich) Scrib. M. 34: 277,
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Tomato, Atavic Mutation of the.
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-— Experiments on the. (C. A. White) Indep. 54: 2460.
Tomb of the Hatchet, The. (K. H. Brown) Outl. 78:
(C. A. White) Sci-
847. .
Tombs of the Ancients. (A. Forder) Bib. World, 20:
.o_
— Medicean. (C. Coleman) Archit. Rec. 13: 207.
Tombs Angel, The. (A. Henry) Outl. 722 163.
Tombs Prison, The New. (A. Eliot) Char. 92 549.
Tombstone, Arizona. (S. M. Hall) Out West, 25: 235.
— Mining at. (Clara S. Brown) Californian, 4! 49.
Tome, J acob. The Jacob Tome Institute. (C. de
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Tommie Ohlsen’s Western Passage.
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Tommy. (C. B. Davis) Scrib. M. 36: 713.
Tommy Cutts; a story. (R. W. Child) McClure, 25:
276.
Tommy O’Conner ; a story.
(J . B. Connolly)
(E. B. Bloss) Outing, 42:
39-
Tommy’s Master Stroke; a story. (R. H. Barbour)
Outing, 4!: 217.
To-morrow; a story. (J. Conrad) Pall Mall M. 27:
533-
To-rnorrow’s Child. (M. T. Earle) Atlan. 902 599.
Tompkins, Daniel D., with portrait. (J . B. Pine)
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Tomson, Arthur. Acad. 71: 88.
— Note on. Art J. 58: 275.
Tonal Analysis, A Study in. (I. M. Bentley; G. H.
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Tonal School of Landscape, The. (Clara Ruge) Studio
(Internat.) 27: lvii.
Tone, Charm of. (C. L. Graves) Spec. 88: 957.
Tone Perception of Young Children. (W. S. Monroe)
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Tongaland, South Africa. (A. T. Waters) Canad. M.
24: 11, 99,
Tongue, The Aspen. (A. S. Palmer) Gent. M. n. s.
68: 444.
’Tonio’s General. (G. Siebel) Lippinc. 73: 488.
Tonitiah; a story of Ancient Cliff Life.
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Tonnage Statistics, 1891-1900. (J . Glover) J . Statis.
Soc. 65: 1.
Tonopah Mining District.
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Tonopale. (J . Finlay) Overland, n. s. 41: 69,
Tonto Storage Reservoir, Arizona. (S. M. Hall) Out
West, 25: 385.
Tony, Piper at Giant No. 3. (D. H. Stovall) Overland,
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Tool—room and its Functions.
(Florence E.
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(J . Ashford) Engin. M.
27’ 775-
— Modern Workshop Practice. (\V. H. Booth) Cas-
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Tool Steels, Metal Cutting with the New.
Engin. M. 25: 81.
—- The New. (O. Smith) Engin. M. 26: 569,
Tools, John Lawrence. Ath. ’o6, 22 I39.
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Tools, High-speed-steel. (A. D. Wilt, jr.) Engin. M.
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— Small, Equipment in the Shop, Care and Control of.
(R. Emerson) Engin. M. 28: 793,
Tooth for a Tooth, A; a story. (E. Peple) Am. M.
(O. Smith)
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Toothpowder or Gunpowder. (Mrs. J . Lane) Fortn.
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Top. The. (J . L. Steele) Outing, 40: 231,
Topliif, Clement, of Dorchester, Mass., Descendants
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TOPOGRAPHHJ
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Topographical Map, The Ideal. (C. F. Close) Geog. J .
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Topolobampo Colony, Owen’s, in Mexico. (L. Katscher)
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— and the Fuerte Valley. (C. De Kalb) Nation, 82:
446-
Torah; a Word-study in the Old Testament. (W. J.
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Toreador’s Talisman, The. (C. Edwardes) Chamb. J .
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Torch of Life, The ; a story.
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Tories ; Van Tyne’s Loyalists in the American Revo-
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Tornadoes, New England. New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 12.
Toronto, Fire at, 1904. (N. Patterson; F. Kyle) Canad.
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(Alice Brown) Harper,
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Torpedo, The Deadly. Chamb. J . 81: 364.
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— Turbine, The Wonderful. (W. L. Beasley) Army
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— Whitehead. (G. E. Armstrong) Cornh. 89: 490.-—
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 81: 416.
Torpedo Attack, Japanese, Some Lessons of. (P.
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Torpedo-boat “ Hunley,” Heroes of.
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Torpedo-boat Destroyer, A Week on a.
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Torquemada, Tomas, Grave of.
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Torrence, Ridgely. (M. Sinclair) Atlan. 98: 325. '1
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Torrijos, General, and Robert Boyd, Execution of,
1831. Eng. Hist. R. 20: 763.
Tortoise Shell and Metal Art Work. Studio (Inter-
nat.) 29! ex.
Tortoises, Land, Giant. (R. Lydekker) Knowl. 26: 54,
Torts. Law of, A Study in. (A. I. Clark) Harv. Law
R. 20: 46.
—- Malicious.
(Hudson Maxim)
(E. Hutton) Sat. R.
Outl. 81: 806.
(G. Claude Phillips)
(H. T. Terry) Law Q. 20: 10,
an
TOURS
Torts, Mistake in the Law of. (C. B. Whittier) Harv.
Law R15: 335.
—— Theories of, in Modern Law. (E. Jenks) Law Q.
19: 19.
—Theory and Doctrine of. (M. M. Bigelow) Green
Bag, 18: 64, 132,
Tortugas, Biological Laboratory at the. (C. C. Nut-
ting) Science, n. s. 17: 823.—(C. B. Davenport)
Science, 11. s. 17: 945. — (H. L. Clark) Science,
11. s. 17¢ 979. —(P. H. Rolfs) Science, 11. s. 17:
1008. —-(C. MacMi11an) Science, 11. s. 18: 57, 86,
— (A. G. Mayer) Indep. 61: 1334.
Tortugas, Dry, as a Prison. Calif. M. 1: 87-585, 2:
102-557.
Torture, how abolished in France.
Green Bag, 14: 35.
— Judicial, Use of, in England and Scotland.
Meiville) Scot. Hist. R. 2: 225.
Tory Finance exposed. Westm. I 57: 652.
Tory Party in England, Demise of. (A. A. Baumann)
Sat. R. 96: 755.
Toryism and Tariffs.
— The Reversal to. Fortn. 78: 723.
— Smith on. Spec. 92: 187.
Toscanelli, Paolo. (F. A. Ogg) New Eng. M. n. s. 30:
664.
— and Columbus. (G. P. Winship) Nation, 76: 34.
—- La Lettre et la Carte de. (J . G. Rosengarten) Dial,
32: 241.
Total Abstinence in Germany.
79: 276,
Totem, Secret of the. (A. Lang) Nation, 83: 163.
— —— Lang’s. Sat. R. 101: 270,
Totem-pole and its Story. (C. Ray) Sund. M. 33: 627,
— Seattle, Explanation of. (J. R. Swanton) J. Am.
Folk-Lore, I8: 108,
Totemism. (A. C. Haddon) Nature, 66: 661,
—— Beginnings of Religion and, among the Australian
Aborigines. (J . G. Fraser) F ortn. 84: 162, 452,
-—— Israel and. (S. A. Cook) Jew. Q. 14: 415,
(G. H. Westley)
(R. D.
(W. B. Duffield) Fortn. 85: 427,
(W. A. Stille) Nation,
-—Meaning of. (H. J. Ford) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 23: 518.
—Origin and Meaning of. (\V. H. D. Rouse) Folk-
Lore, I7: 12. '
Totems, for Log Houses and Shacks.
Outing, 48: 628.
— of Haida Indians. (J. H. Keen) Canad. M. 18: 407,
Tottel, Richard, Miscellany of. (W. W. Greg) Library,
11. s. 5: 113.
Tottenham. Gent. M. n. s. 77: 83, 310.
Tottenham Street T heater, 1780-1903, (R. O. Shering-
ton) Gent. M. n. s. 74: 114,
Touch of Nature, A. (H. W. Phillips) McClure, 24:
2 '.
Touch of Nature, The ; a story. (Myra Kelly) McClure,
22: 249.
Touchstone, Shakespeare’s Character. (W. J . Rolfe)
(Prince V. Vaniatsky)
(D. Beard)
Poet-Lore, I4: 95.
“ Toujours Montant.”
pinc. 71: 843. ~
Touraine, Chateaux of. (H. W. Mabie) Outl. 76:
—- A Manor in. (M. Duclaux) Contemp. 83: 344,
Tourist, The. (Agnes Repplier) Lippinc. 72: 444,
—The Elizabethan. (W. G. Hutchinson) Acad. 67:
Tourmaline, Deposits of Southern California. (W
Schaller) Science, 11. s. 19: 266,
— from San Diego County, California. (D. B. Sterrett)
Am. J. Sci. 167: 459.
"' Tourmaline,” Expedition of the. Ath. ’o6, 2: 433,
Tournament, Joute a la Lance, at Poissy, a Survival
of Chivalry. (H. S. Watson) Harper, I05: 92,
Tours, Basilica of St. Martin at. (G. Gromort) Archit.
R, 11: 113.
Li p-
35-
342.
.fP.
' Town Hall, The, and its Glories.
TOURS
Tours; H6tel-de-Ville. (G. Gromort) Archit. R. 10: 61,
Toward the Blue Mountain, a Winter Walk. (E. S.
Babcock) Outing, 47: 353.
Tower-houses of England, The: Spec. 89: I47. I Liv.
Age, 234: 700,
Town and Country Byways. (C. M. Stearns) Chaut.
40: 522,
Town and Gown. (W. M. Sloane) Science, 11. s. 23:
529. I Colum. Univ. Q. 8: I.
- and Village Betterment. (E. T. Hartman) Char.
16: 248,
- or Country, from the Rustic Renaissance.
Blount) Craftsman, 9: 819.
Town Beautiful, The. (S. F. Stone) Craftsman, 6: 12 5,
Town that lost Itself, The. (H. Pendexter) Munsey,
33: 681,
Town that was sold, A; a Prophetic Satire. (P. M.
C. Magnusson) Arena, 29: 406.
Town Guest, A; a story. (Jennette Lee) Harper,
I07: 742,
Town Guild. (I. B. Choate) N. E. Reg. 57: 168.
(W. Hemstreet)
(G.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 25: 166,
Town Halls, Italian, of the Middle Ages. (A. Melani)
Am. Arch. 78: 3.
Town-meeting. (G. E. Googins) Outl. 82: 561,
- for Cities. (J . Oskison) Nation; 82: 484,
- of To-day in New England, A. (A. J . Barron)
Outl. 75: 405.
Town Room of Mass. Civic League. Craftsman, 9:
675.
Towne, Charles. (E. R. Dibdin) Art J . 56: 12,
Towns, Building, to Order. (H. H. Lewis) World’s
Work, 6: 3447. -
- German, Extension of. Am. Arch. 90: 204,
- Grass and Trees in. (Russell Sturgis) Scrib. M.
36: 637.
- Improvement of. (R. Unwin) Craftsman, 8: 809,
Townshend, George, Military Life of, Townshend’s.
(V. Cofiin) Am. Hist. R. 7: 561,
Townshend Heirlooms Sale. Art J . 56: 154.
Township Government, A Southern Experiment in.
(R. E. Fast) Sewanee, I0: 134,
Toxic Effect of H and OH Ions on Seedlings of Indian
Corn. (F. A. Loew) Science, 11. s. I8: 304,-—(F.
D. Heald) Science, 11. s. I8: 472,
Toxic Products. (C. A. Browne, jr.) Science, 11. s. 20:
I79-
Toxicity, Relation of Mass Action and Physical Afin-
ity to. (J . P. Daudeno) Am. J . Sci. I67: 437,
Toxins and Anti-toxins, Physical Chemistry applied
to. (A. Harden) Nature, 67: 114,
- Bacterial, The Study of. (A. Macfadyen) Nature,
68: 152,
Toy Grenadier, The ; a story. (R. R. Gilson) Harper,
105: 185.
Toynbee _Hall, Beginning of. (Mrs. S. A. Barnett)
19th Cent. 53: 306.;-E01. M. 140: 724. I Liv. Age,
237‘ I57-
-A Parisian. (O. Rysden) Econ. R. I2: 440,
Toy-shop, The. (E. S. Babcock) Outing, 48: 542.
Toys, Child benefited by Simple. Craftsman, 5: 298.
- for Children. Spec. 97: 778.
-— Modern Viennese., (A. S. Levetus) Studio (Inter-
nat.) 29: 213.
-— Where made. (Vance Thompson) Everybody’s, I 5:
745-
Tracer of Lost Persons, The ; a story. (Robert Cham-
bers) Idler, 30: 3, 133, 253.
Trachoma, Fight against. (R. C. W. Wadsworth)
Char. I0: 141.
— - A Unique Municipal Crusade. (F. W. Carruth)
No. Am. 177: 766. e‘
651
TRADE
Traclgers of France. (R. Boutet de Monvel) Cent. 47:
I .
Traction, Modern Factory. (C. J . Messer) Cassier,
25: 164.
Trade, Balance of, Origin of Phrase.
Q. J. Econ. 20: 157.
- The False Prophet (in Revelation).
Westm. 160: 141, '
- Foreign, Chatter about. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 420.
- - Delusions about. Gunton’s M. 22: 419.
- - Economic and Industrial Factors affecting.
J. Clark) Engin, M. 27: 161.
- — How U. S. can build up. (Harold Bolce) Book-
lover’s M. 5: 631.
- Foreign Markets. (C. C. Plehn) J . Pol. Econ. I 3: I 3.
- Government and. Ed. R. 196: 343.
- International, Hobson’s. (D. MacG. Means) Nation,
79: 141-
- - Favorable Condition of. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 58: I2.
— — Increasing and Diminishing Costs in. (F.
Walker) Yale R. 12: 32,
- A Lesson from English Labor. (A. M. Low) No.
Am, 178: 882,
- Modern Theories of. (P. E. Roberts) Westm. I64:
366.
- Morality of the Aims and Methods of. (J . A.
Ryan) Am. Cath. Q. 29: 326.
— Morals of. (Albert Shaw) Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 272.
— — The Present Crisis in. (Jane Addams) No. Am.
179: 178.
-' of the Great Nations.
692,
— Primary Causes of Alternate Activity and Depres-
(VV. H. Price)
(A. Allen)
(W.
(M. Warren) Contemp. 83:
sion in. (S. Brazier) Arena, 36: 292.
- Promise of 1904 for. (F. W. Hawthorne) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 29: 83.
(W. Z. Ripley) Atlan. 93: 299.
(A. G. Sedgwick) Nation, 78:
- Race Factors in.
- Remedies against.
2 .
-Retail, Premiums in. (I. M. Rubinow) J . Pol.
Econ. I3: 574.
— Trusts and, and their Mutual Relations.
kinson) Pol. Sci. Q. 19: I93.
- U. S. Foreign, Relative Importance of. (W. G. L.
Taylor) J. Pol. Econ. I2: 18,
- An Unnoted Political Fact. (A. V. Dicey) Nation,
78: 427, .
Trade Agreement, The, in the Building Trades. (S.
R. Donnelly) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 510.
Trade Agreements. (C. D. Wright) Internat. Q. 8: 354.
Trade Balances, What becomes of our ? (W. H. Allen)
Sewanee, I2: 268.
Trade Cycles, Study of.
(M. At-
‘ (G. c. Selden) 9. J. Econ.
16: 293,
Trade-disputes Bill. (W. S. Holdsworth) Am. Arch.
85: 22, 36,
-A Protest against Privilege. (A. V. Dicey) Na-
tional, 48: 209.
Trade Life, Plea for Investigation of Conditions af-
fecting the Length of. (R. Hunter) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 500.
Trade Relations of the British Empire, Root’s. (F.
Y. Edgeworth) Econ. J . I3: 375.
Trade Relations to Crown under James I.
Durham) Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 13: I99.
Trade Schools and their Value. (W. L. Douglas) In-
dep. 58: 815.
- at North End Union. (D. F. Lincoln) Char. I4: 1052,
- The Fight for. (F. W. Noxon) World’s Work, I0:
6197,
- for Girls in London. (C. Black) Econ. J . I6: 449,
- Urgent Need of. (F. A. Vanderlip) World’s Work,
I2: 7619.
(F. H.
,TPlilLI)IE
Trade Supremacy, Trend of. (W. Pollard Digby)
Engin. M. 2g: 508, 673.
Trade Union and Church in Agreement.
Outl. 77: 411.
-— and Democracy. (J . G. Brooks) Outl. 84: 669,
—— New Peril for the. (J . G. Brooks) Internat. Q. 111
288,
(G. Hodges)
Trade-union Building, in New York. (J. R. Com-
mons) Q. J. Econ. I81 409.
Trade-union Congress, British, of 1902. (E. D. Du-
rand) Q.J. Econ. I71 181.-— (F. Madison) Econ.R.
12: 468,
Trade-union Damage Liability in England. Sat. R.
97: 545.
Trade-union Funds, Total Immunity of. (H. Cohen)
Fortn. 86: 925,
Trade-union Ideals. (G. E. McNeill; F. K. Foster)
Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 4! 21!.
Trade-union Law, The Reform of. (W. H. Beveridge)
Econ. R. I5: I29.
Trade-union Oflice, Daily Routine in a.
Econ. J. 16: 440,
Trade-union Violence.
Trade-union Visit to U. S., British.
Cassier, 23: 571.
Trade Unionism. (A. E. Outerbridge, jr.) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 22: 427.
— American, A Japanese View of.
nat. J. Ethics, 15: 96.
-— and Mob Rule. Nation, 761 453.
-—- and Political Action. (W. Macarthur) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 241 316.
— British and American. (W. E. Walling) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 721.
— A Day with the Workingman.
nad. M. 20: 253.
-— Defense of. (T. Good) Westm. I 58: 483.
—-Effect of, upon the Mine-worker. (F. J . Warne)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21$ 20.
— Latest Chapter in the History of. (H. B. L. Smith)
Econ. J. 14: 469.
-—- The New. (W. E. Walling) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 24: 296,
-— Possibilities of a New.
23: 90,
—Social Value of. (J . Martin) Internat. J . Ethics,
Iz= 437.
-—— Some Phases of. (W. A. Wyckoff) Scrib. M. 34: 495.
— A Workingman’s View of. (J . G. Hutchinson) I9th
(R. Young)
(R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 70.
(Alfred Moseley)
(H. Ito) Inter-
(G. L. Shaw) Ca-
(P. Longmuir) Engin. M.
Cent. 53: 290.
Trade-unionist and the Monopolist. (H. N. Casson)
Arena, 28: 596,
Trade Unions. (L. D. Brandeis) Am. J . Soc. Sci. 41:
16,
— American, Bibliography of. J . H. Univ. Studies,
22: 11,
—- “Americanization ” by. (J . R. Commons) Chant.
39: 226,
— and the Law. (C. Dilke; R. Bell) Indep.R. 3: 61,:
(D. MacG. Means) Nation, 78: 487.——Quar. 204:
48I.—- (W. Maxwell) 19th Cent. 59! 871. -— (W. J.
Ashley) National, 47: 56.—-(P. Snowden) Indep.
R, 9: 11,
-—- and National Welfare. (A. Montefiore-Brice) Temp.
Bar, 125: 399.
— and Socialism. (M. C. Hanna) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9:
553.
—— and the Superior Workman. (A. P. Winston) Atlan.
901 794-
— and Trade Disputes.
18: 45.
— as they appear to an Employer.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 211 46.
(F. A. Umpherston) J urid. R.
(W. H. Pfahler)
6523
TRAFALGAR
Trade Unions, can they be destroyed ? (W. E. Wal-
ling) World’s Work, 31 4755.
— The Case of the. (A. P. Winston) Wash. Univ.
Bull. 2: I 5.
— The Closed Shop. (C. J . Bullock) Atlan. 94: 433.
— Congress of, 1903. (F. Rogers) Econ. R. 14: 64, —
(F. B. Mason) Econ. R. 14: 465.
— Danger of. Outl. 77: 11.
— Do they not limit Output ? (J . Martin) Pol. Sci. Q.
17: 369.
— Drage’s. (E. Abbott) J . Pol. Econ. 14: 5 3.
— The Eye of Fear; a Workingman on. (R. B. Grant)
Cent. 45: 785. "
— Finances of American. (A. M. Sakolski) J . H. Univ.
Studies, 24: 99. ’
— The Government Trade Disputes Bill. (C. Edwards)
1 19th Cent. 60: 587. _
— The Great, and their Leaders. (G. Warfield) Mun-
sey.3I= 358-
— High Rents and the.
286.
— History, Use and Abuse of.
Westm. I552 401.
(B. J . Hendrick) Nation, 78:
(Mrs. D. W. Biddulph)
— in Politics. (T. S. Adams) World To-day, I1:
108‘. ‘
— Incofporated. (E. Wambaugh) Am. J. Soc. Sci.
41: 22,
— Incorporation of. (J . G. O’Donoghue) Canad. M.
21: I25. —— (H. White) Nation, 76: 348. -— (A.
Shortt) Canad. M. 20: 361. — (L. D. Brandeis)
Green Bag, I 5: 11. —- (E. Wambaugh) Green Bag,
I5: 260.-——Vanderbilt Univ. Q. 51 3. — (C. Ed-
wards) 19th Cent. 51: 233.
—- Industrial Liberty, not Industrial Anarchy.
Nelson) No. Am. I781 571.
—— Industrial Troubles in America.
Cent. 52: 732.
—— Issue of the Open and Closed Shop.
No. Am. 180: 28,
— Legal Position of. (A. Ure) Jurid. R. 16: 20, 135.
— Position of English. Sat. R. 99: 336.
— Present Legal Status of Organized Labor in the
United States. (L. D. Clark) J. Pol. Econ. 13:
I73-
—— Restrictions by. (J . R. Commons) Outl. 84: 470.
— Trusts and the National Minimum. (S. Webb)
Internat. Mo. 53 I27.
— Women in. (F. Kelley) Outl. 84: 926.
Trader of Last Notch; a story. 3 (P. Gibbon) Blackw.
_ 175: 40. = Ecl. M. 142: 491. =Liv. Age, 240: 465.
:McClure, 27: 466,
Traders and Laborers, Some Rights of. (S. F. Mc-
Clonnen) Harv. Law R. 16: 237.
Trades College, Proposed Pan-American.
Arena, 35: 603.
Trades Combination Movement, The Present Position
of the New. (E. J. Smith) Econ. R. 13: 178.
Trading his Mother. (A. Warner) Cent. 51: 91.
Tradition and its Contents. (F. Y. Powell) Folk-Lore,
15: 12,
Trafalgar, The Ballads of. Acad. 60: 1102,
-— The Battle of. (P. H. Colomb) Un. Serv. M. 31:
481.
— —- Centenary of. (J . K. Laughton) Quar. 203: 611,
— (R. M. Johnston) Nation, 81: 314, — (F. T. Jane)
(H. L.
(B. Taylor) 19th
(H. White)
(F. M. Noa)
Munsey, 341 50. -
—- — Effect of, in Europe. (Col. C. E. Souper) Chamb.
J . 82: 667.
— -— in Theory and Fact. (H. Newbolt) National, 46:
428.
- -— The Legacy of. Spec. 95: S97.
-—- -— Picturesque Side of. (W. H. Fitchett) Cornh.

P 92: 468. =Liv. Age, 247: 267,
TRAFALGAR
Trafalgar, Battle of, True Significance of. (J . Hol-
land Rose) Indep. R. 7: 276.
— —— Volunteers a Century after.
Serv. M. 32: 122, 210,
Trafiic Board for London. (J . B. Firth) Fortn. 84: 485.
Traflic Manager and the Shipper. (P. S. F iske) R.
of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 204.
Tragedy and Seriousness.
Acad. 65: 537.
-— The Decadence of. (Edith S. Grossman) Contemp.
89: 843. =Liv. Age, 250: 215.
— Hegel’s Theory of. (A. C. Bradley) Hibbert J . 2: 662.
—— Language of, and its Relation to Old Attic. (J .
D. Rogers) Am. J. Philol. 25: 285.
—- Modern, Observations on. (Jane Findlater) N a-
tional, 42: 65. = Liv. Age, 239: 177.
— The Motive of. Liv. Age, 232: 149.
— Some Recent. (M. A. Balliol) Temp. Bar, I32: 571.
Tragedy of Arcola, The. (W. D. Gray) Chamb. J . 82:
(E. Balfour) Un.
(Mrs. P. M. T. Craigie)
4.63.
Tragedy of the Cipher-code. (E. Flower) Cosmopol.
34: 100,
Tragedy of the Clover, A. (Stuart Menteth-Beard)
Overland, n. s. 472 48.
Tragedy of Countess Catherina; a story.
Cath. World, 78: 29.
Tragedy of the Himalayas, A, and the Nemesis. (P.
R. Bairnsfather) Chamb. J . 322 542.
Tragedy of Hougomont, The. (E. F. Heddle) Chamb.
J. 81: 778. I Liv. Age, 243: 742. '1 Eel. M. 144:195.
Tragedy of Little Red Tom, The. (H. van Dyke)
Outing. 471 399-
Tragedy of a Marchioness, The; a story.
Robertson) Gent. M. n. s. 711 105.
Tragedy of the Snow, A. (L. Mott) Cent. 48: 218.
Tragedy of To-day. (R. W. Gilder) Critic, 48: 75.
Tragedy of Two Hearts, The. (H. Annette Boding)
Overland, n. s. 452 315.
Tragic Child. (V. Vaniatsky) Lippinc. 74: 65c.
Tragic Comedian, The. (Bettina von Hutten) Cosmo-
pol. 41: 621,
Tragic Tale of Two Goats.
39: 652.
Tragic Touch. (F. H. Williams) Lippinc. 742 463.
Traherne, Thomas. Acad. 64: 359.'—‘Ecl. M. 1411
273. =Liv. Age, 237: 696.
— and the Religious Poetry of the 17th Century. (W.
L. Jones) Quar. 200: 437.
—— Poetical Works of. Ath. ’o3, 2: 276. — (W. D.
MacClintock) Dial, 34: 395,
-— “ A Student of Felicity.” Spec. 97: 157. =Liv.
(E. Seton)
(A. C.
(W. E. Carlin) Outing,
Age, 251: 116,
Trail, Secrets of the. (E. T. Seton) Ctry Life Am. 8:
202,
Trail of the Saxon, The. (J . Fox, jr.) Scrib. M. 35:
658
Trail of the Tangier. (R. E. Young) Atlan. 92: 221,
Trailers, The. (H. R. Wright) Outing, 46: 234,
Trailing Clouds of Glory. (M. S. Durie) Canad. M.
24: 453-
Trails, The Language of the.
112: 123,
-— Western, Re-making. M. of Hist. 3: 239.
Train Robbery, Trade of. (C. Michelson) Munsey, 26:
639.
Trained Nurse, Evolution of the. (M. Moss) Atlan.
91: 587.
Training, Indoor, for Outdoor Sports. (L. Hubbard,
jr.) Outing, 45: 409.
—Value of Formal. (Flora Bridges) New Eng. M.
n. s. 3!: 716. ,
—- vs. Compulsion in Education. Ednca. 24: 633.
— vs. Instruction. (A. R. Hunt) Westm. 164: 311.
(E. H. Baynes) Harper,
653
TRANSIT
Training Classes in Libraries. Pub. Lib. II: -134.
Training of Jenks; a story. (A. P. Amos) Munsey,
31: 923.
Trajan’s Column. Am. Arch. 90: 174.
Tramp, The. (B. Bolt) Longm. 41: 538.--(H. Nis-
bet) Macmil. 90: 28,
—— Experiences of a. (E. D. Clarke) Econ. J . I6: 284,
-—- Extinction of the. (W. D. Roberts) Sat. R. IOI: I5:
— Leaves from Diaryof a. (J. J . McCook) Indep.
54‘ 23-
— Plea for the. (Wm. Cecil) National, 43: 964.
--The Real Hobo, what he is, and how he lives.
(C. E. Adams) Forum, 33: 438.
~— Society and the. (W. H. Dawson) Fortn. 82: 689.
Tramp, The; a “Pa Gladden” story. (E. C. Waltz)
Cent. 44: 604,
Tramp Herd, The.
38: 561,
Tramp Ward, The, in English Towns. Contemp. 85:
649.
Tramping as aTramp. (R. C. K. Ensor) Indep. 4: 102,
Tramp’s Lesson-book, A. (A. N. -Cooper) Chamb. J .
83= 470.
Tramp’s Refuge, A.
I.
Tramps and Wanderers. (M. Higgs) 19th Cent. 56: 55,
— Causes of Vagrancy and Methods of Eradication.
(B. C. Marsh) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 23: 445.
—— in Summer. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 102: 141.
—— Our Friend the Tramp. Sund. M. 33: 63.
—— Philosophy and. (M. B. Dunn) Atlan. 97: 776.
— Rods and Gunnels. (Jack London) Bookman, I 5:
S41-
—- Vagrancy Committee’s Report. Sat. R. 101: 291,
Tramps; a story. (R. K. Weekes) Temp. Bar, 131:
448-
Trampwoman’s Tragedy , A; a poem.
No. Am. 177: 775.
Tramway, A Unique Japanese.
land, 11. s. 44: 530.
Tranced Life, A. (H. A. Beers) Atlan. 97: 239.
Transaction in Rubies, A. (F. Reddale) Lippinc. 75:
129,
Transandean Adventure, A. Chamb. J . 80: 801.
Transcaspia, in the early ’S)O’s. (E. C. Ringler-Thom-
son) Temp. Bar, 130: 44,
1
(Agnes M. Cleaveland) Cosmopol.
(H. J . Shepston) Sund. M. 33:
(T. Hardy)
(C. Lorimer) Over-
Transcendental Period, Sunny Side of the. (T. W.
Higginson) Atlan. 93: 6.
Transcendentalism, American. Acad. 65: 133.
—— Emerson and.
28: 264,
Transcendentalists of New England and the New
Church. (F. Sewall) N. Church R. 10: 535.
Transcontinental Railway Building. (H. Lamont)
Nation, 81: 178,
Transfers of Stock, Forged, Some Aspects of.
Friedman) Am. Law R. 40: 496.
Transfiguration; a poem. (A. C. Perkins) Atlan. 92:
(G. W. Cooke) New Eng. M. 11. s.
(L. M.
345-
Transfiguration Story, The. (B. W. Bacon) Am. J.
Theol. 52 236.
Transformation, Law of. (J . H. Bernard) Expos. 6th
ser. 11: 3 52.
Transformation of Em Durham, The. (Julian Ralph)
Harper, 1071 269.
Transformers for Long-distance Power Transmission.
(J. S. Peck) Cassier, 26: 137.
Transit Circle, Effect of Temperature upon the Con-
stants of. (H. R. Morgan) Pop. Astron. I4: 452.
Transit-factor Tables, Computation of. (H. S. Davis)
Pop. Astron. I0: 303.
Transit Observer, Qualifications of.
Astron. I3: 362,
(G. A. Hill) Pop.
TRANSLATION
Translation. (L. R. Gregor) School R. 12: 482,
-— of Plays. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R. 96: 75.
-— Problems of. (E. H. Blair) Dial, 39: 196.
Transliminal, The. (J . D. Quackenbos) No. Am. 183:
237- .
Transmigration of Souls. (M. Reed) Macmil. n. s. 2:
.31-
Transparent Objects, Invisibility of. (R. W. Wood)
Pop. Astron. II: 202,
Transplanted Battle, A.
23: 133.
Transplanted Feud, A.
242,
Transport and Supply. (J . W. Fortescue) Un. Serv.
M. 28: 269, 369,
Transportation and Combination.
ence, n. s. 23: 178. _
—-— Economic Wastes in. (VV. Z. Ripley) Pol. Sci. Q.
21: 381. '
— Evolution of Means of. (R. Quick) Reliquary, 46:
114.
-—- Facts and Figures about.
33: 624. V
— Frontier, in the Southwest. (W. M. Raine) Outing,
461 47-
— in America, Pioneer.
25: 561, 26: 81,
— in Great Britain, What can America learn from ?
(A. S. Hurd) Cassier, 30: 512.
-— in War. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 523.
-— Misleading Statistics of. (W. G. Joerns) Arena,
33: 624, 7
— Notes on. (J. A. Baer) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 623.
— of Troops by Rail, J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 34: 322.
-— Problem of Cheap. (W. L. Merry) Calif. M. I: 2 5 5.
(R. W. Hofilund) Out West,
(M. Emmons) Munsey, 33:
(M. A. Knapp) Sci-
(W. G. Joerns) Arena,
(C. F. Lummis) McClure,
—- Social Effects of. (M. A. Knapp) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 1, .
—-— Study in; the Settlement of the West. (E. Hough)
Cent. 41: 355.
— A View of. (P. Morton) Land of Sun. 14: 341.
Transvaal, The, after the War. (F. G. Stone) No.
Am. 179: 83.
-- and the New Government.
temp. 89: 313.
-- and Orange River Colony, Future Administration
of Local Justice in. Fortn. 78: 127,
-— Appeal to Lord Salisbury. Westm. I 57: 117,
-— Behind the Scenes of Empire. (M. A. Stobart)
Fortn. 8!: I062,
— — Pretexts for violating.
157: 136.
— Black and White in. (S. A.) Monthly R. 24, no. 1: 1.
—- The Bond. (M. D. O’Brien) Westm. I 57: 1, _
— Border Sketches on. (W. Paine) Temp. Bar, 125:
742-
— British Rule in. Contemp. 85: 329.
-— Chinese Labor in. (D. Birnbaum) Indep. R. 5: 142,
—— (W. Des Voeux) 19th Cent. 59: 581.
-— — and Imperial Responsibility. (H. C. Thomson)
Contemp. 89: 430.
-— Constitution of. Liv. Age, 245: 503,
-—- Education in. (A. McCullah) Westm. I63: 188.
-—- Exploration of. Nature, 711 55.
—— Game Preservation in. (J . Stevenson-Hamilton)
Blackw. I79: 407,
-—- Gold Mining in. (J . H. Hammond) Cassier, 22: 187,
-—- Labor Conditions in. (F. D. P. Chaplin) National,
1 999.
-- Libor Difiiculties in. (F. Hales) Fortn. 32: I10. —
(F. H. P. Creswell) Indep. R. 2: 124,
-— Labor Problem in. (F. H.‘ P. Creswell) National, 40:
443. -- (F. D. P. Chaplin) National, 46: 835. -- (F.
D. P. Chaplin) National, 41: 284,
(W. Wybergh) Con-
(M. D. O’Brien) Westm.
654
TRAN SVAAL
Transvaal, Labor Problem in; Yellow Slavery and
White. Westm. I61: 477, 610,
-- The Last Volksraad. (R. Skirving) Idler, 22: 14 5.
—- Lord Milner and South Africa. Quar. 203$ 277.
-- Mines in, Fiscal Policy regarding. (W. Bleloch)
Fortn. 77: 977.
-- -- Owners fear Future Taxation. Sat. R. 94: 449,
575-
-- -— under the New Régime. (J. H. Hammond)
Engin. M. 23: 489.
—-— Monopoly and the Struggles of Classes. (J . B.
Clark) Pol. Sci. Q. 18: 599.
-— Native Question. (Alfred E. Pease) Contemp. 90:
16.
—— Physical Features of. (T. G. Trevor) Geog. J . 28:
5°-
-— Political Parties in. National, 45: 461.
-— Railway Reorganization of. (A. C. Key) Engin. M.
22: 871.
—-— Representative Government in. (Apoikos) Monthly
R. 15, no. 2: 30.
-—- Resettlement in. Monthly R. II, no. 1: 29.
—— Treasure-hunts in. (D. Blackburn) Chamb. J . 83:
661,
—- Vegetation in.
696. '
—- Wanted -—an Opposition. (A. P. Gilmour) Westm.
157‘ 27-
Transvaal War, The. (H. M. Johnstone) Meth. R.
66: 174.
—-— and British Prestige. Liv. Age, 232: 129,
-—-— and the Canadians. (N. Patterson) Canad. M.
19: 204, '
-- and Crimean War, Effect of, on the Price of the
Public Debt. Bank. M. (Lond.) 741 I3.
—— and the Liberals. (E. Dicey) F ortn. 77: 194.
-— An Army Reserve Nurse at the. Un. Serv. M. 31:
205,
-- — British Case in. (A. C. Doyle) Cornh. 93: 744.
— British Cavalry in. (F. N. Maude) Macmil. 86: 19.
—-— Colonial Comment on the Report of the War Com-
mission. (E. Brabant) 19th Cent. 55: 198.
----Conan Doyle on the. (Julian Ralph) McClure, (I8:
429-
—- Concentration Camps, Life in.
Mall M. 27: 3 5.
—— Cost of. (H. Morgan-Browne) Fortn. 77: 311.
—— England after. (N. D. Noyes) Nation, 74: 460.
-- England growing Weary of, Jan., 1902. (Justin
McCarthy) Indep. 54: 81,
—— Financing of. (F. R. Fairchild) Ann. Am. Acad.
Pol. Sci. 20: 534,‘,
-— First Year of. Quar. 205: 143.
—— Forgotten Chapter in. Un. Serv. M. 24: 520,
— French Study of. Contemp. 82: 457.
-- French View of. (F. N. Maude) Un. Serv. M. 27:
506,
-- German. General Staif on Lord Roberts’s Campaign.
Blackw. I772 432.
—— German Ofiicial Account of. Spec. 92: 494, -Sat,
R. 97: 657.-—Macmil. 89: 460.
— Gleanings fr_om. Un. Serv. M. 27: 432,
-— In the Tracks of. Blackw. I72: 781,
- its Cost and Finance. (S. Buxton) National, 41: 579.
-- Lessons of. (Gen. de Vegrier) Contemp. 82: 305. -
(E. H. Brabant).Monthly R. 9, no. 1: 19. —— Quar.
195: 295.—(F. J. Graves) Un. Serv. M. 24: 248.
--National, 45: 863. --J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 736.
-- Magersfontein. (P. Landon) Fortn. 78: 76.
—- Medical Lessons of. (Hill-Climo) Un. Serv. M. 26:
404-
- Military Lessons of. (Gen. von der Goltz) National,
42: 371.
(J. B. Davy) Science, n. s. 18:
(K. Brereton) Pall
TRANSVAAL
Transvaal War, Moral of. (F. A. White) Westm. 158:
135.
—— Mounted Troops in. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 31.
-— Night Attacks in. (A. R. Mead) Un. Serv. M. 291
200. '
—— On the Heels of De Wet. Blackw. I71: 1-745.
-— Our U-nready Army and some Historic Parallels.
(O. Eltzbacher) 19th Cent. 52: 625.
—— Party Politics and. Ecl. M. 138: 1.
—-— Paying for. (P. Barry) Westm. 157: 490.
— Peace in South Africa. National, 39: 831.
-— Recollections of. Un. Serv. M. 28: 189,
— Report of the Royal Commission on War in. (F. N.
Maude) Un. Serv. M. 28: 26,
-—— Results to Jan., 1902. Sat. R. 93: 36.
—-— Review of Five Boer Memoirs. Contemp. 83: 119.
-—— Side-lights on. Un. Serv. M. 26: 291.
—- Story of. Blackw. I75: 485.
— Swindles in Purchase of Horses for British Soldiers.
Sat. R. 93: 165, 356.
—-— The Three Years’ War. (C. R. De Wet) Monthly
R. 10, no. 2: 6; no. 3: 54.
— The “ Times” History of, 1899-1902, Blaokw,
171: 826. 180: 248. ——- Fortn. 83: 1075, - Library,
11. s. 4: 63.
—— To Paardeberg. (P. Landon) F ortn. 78: 485.
—- an Unrecorded Incident. (Linesman) Blackw. I71:
612,
— War Commission, Report of. (J . W. F ortesque)
Macmil. 89: 72, 152,
—-— VVhat Lessons can be drawn from, for our Infantry
Attack. (Col. Von Lindenau) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
32: 129, 268, 419.
— “Whatever is, is Right.” (J . G. Simpson) Econ. R.
12: 54,
—With the Boers round Mafeking. 1899-1900.
Blackw. I71: 16, _
Trapper, Life of a, in Canada. (A. R. Dugmore) Ctry
Life Am. 1: 162,
-— Real Character of the.
Work, 12: 7536.
—- The Scientific. (L. Wilbar) Chamb. J . 80: 129.
Trapper’s Daughter at Saint Irene. (VV. Wilkinson)
Atlan. 91: 381,
Trapping; Man-traps and Spring-guns.
Outing, 41: 729.
—— Wild Animal. (A. W. Rolker) McClure, 24: 431.
Trappist Monastery, A Day at a. Bk. News, 24: 760.
—— at Turnhout, Belgium. (J . B. Osborne) Lippinc.
69: 368.
— the House of Silence. Cath. World, 74: 774.
Traquair, Mrs., Artist. (A. F. Morris) Studio (Inter~
nat.) 251 339.
Trasimene. (A. Colton) Atlan. 92: 604,
Trask, Spencer, Country Home of, at Saratoga.
Life Am. 5: 36.
Traske, Captain WVilliam, and some of his Descend-
ants. (W. B. Trask and M. B. Fairbanks) N. E.
Rea 56= 63,199,397. 57= 6;. 384.
Traube~Hering Waves, Effect of Stimuli upon the
Length of. (C. E. Galloway) Am. J . Psychol. I5:
(W. H. VVright) World’s
(W. Christy)
Ctry
499-
Travel about the World, New Ways of. (A. Brownell)
World’s Work, 9: 5706,
—- Foreign, as a Means of Education. Acad. 67: 509.
—— Little Trips for Little Purses. (H. Whyte) Outing,
42: S07, 635, 753-
— Modern. (D. A. Willey) Outing, 41: 632,
—- Modes of; how the World rides.
Everybody’s, I3: 185.
— Old-time, Fifty Years Ago.
M. n. s. 74: 346.
— —- Shand’s. (Oscar Browning) Sat. R. 97: 263.
(F. E. Clark)
(P. Fitzgerald) Gent.
655
TREATY-MAKING
Travel Books, The Choice of. (F. Chapman) Acad. '
66: 669. -
Traveler in Persia, The. (F. R. Earp) Macmil. 92: 373.
Travelers, Ocean, State Protection for. (G. W. Mel-
ville) No. Am. 175: 201,
-— Some Advance Hints to.
-69: 467.
Travelers’ Tales. (Agnes Repplier) Atlan. 91: 100,
Traveling Libraries. (L. E. Stearns) Pub. Lib. 10: 76.
—-— as a First Step in Library Development. (Gratia
A. Countryman) Lib. J . 30: C 56.
——- in the U. S. (L. E. Stearns) Pub. Lib. 10: 76.
Travels with a T~square. Cornh. 87: 387.
Travers, Rosalind; a New Poet. (E. Dowden) 20th
Cent. Q. I, no. 1: 1.
Treadwell, Thomas, of Ipswich, Mass., and some of
his Descendants. (VV. A. Robbins) N. E. Reg. 60:
48, 191, 291, 386.
Treason, Chief Justice Jeifreys and the Law of.
L. Patterson, jr.) Pol. Sci. Q. 201 493.
- The Law’s Highest Crime. (VV. P. Kent) Arena,
30: 176.
—- Modern Views of. Sat. R. 95: 130.
(W. H. Francis) Lippinc.
(D.
Treasure, Buried, in the West Indies. Chamb. J .
80: 310,
Treasure of Far Island. (W. S. Cather) New Eng. M.
11- 3- 27: 234-
Treasure of Half Moon Island ; a story.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) I5: 431, 542.
Treasure of the King, The; a story. (J . W. Quick)
Temp. Bar, I31: 181,
Treasure of Ternoise. (S. F. Harrison) Canad. M. 27:
3°5~
Treasure-hunters, The. Spec. 921 177.
Treasure-lake, A, in South America.
Chamb. J. 80: 346,
Treasure List found in the Acropolis Wall of Athens,
Fragment of. (Carroll N. Brown) Am. J . Archaeol.
n. s. 8: 263.
Treasure-seeking on Cocos Island. Chamb. J . 82: 1 13,
Treasure Trove. (F. M. White) Munsey, 32: 870,
—— The Law of. (W. Martin) Antiq. n. s. 39: 54-279.
— (J . Anderson) Scot. Hist. R. 1: 74.
-— Recent Case of. (R. Munro) Jurid. R. 15: 267.
Treasurers, Public, Liability of, for Profits derived
from Public Funds. (H. M. Dowling) Am. Law
(H. Rightor)
(B. Taylor)
R. 36: 355.
Treasures, The World’s Lost. (B. Brandenburg) Am.
M. 62: 514,
Treasury Department, U. S., Abuses in.
dall) Nation, 77: 464.
Treasury Surplus, The.
(F. A. Cran-
(H. White) Nation, 74: 44.
Treasury Systems. American and British. (W. R.
Lawson) Bank. M. (N. Y.) 72: 217.
Treaties, Agreements of the U. S. other than. (C. C.
Hyde) Green Bag, 17: 229,
——- and Executive Agreements. (J . B. Moore) Pol. Sci.
Q. 20: 385.
—- German-American “Most Favored Nation” Rela-
tions. (G. M. Fisk) J. Pol. Econ. 11: 220.
-— of Peace. Sat. R. 100: 265.
— Partisanship and. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82: no.
— Power of Congress over. (H. W. Morris) Am. Law
11- 37¢ 36:-
Treaty, The New Anglo-American. (B. Taylor) Fortn.
77¢ 297-
--of 1803, Commercial Privileges of.
Am. Hist. R. 7: 494. '
——- of Washington. (E. Maxey) Arena, 331 410.
Treaty-making under U. S. Constitution. (T. S. Wool-
sey) Am. J. Soc. Sci. 40: 83.
Treaty-making Power, The. (S. M. Cullom) No. Am.
180: 335.
(M. Farrand)
TREATY-MAKIN G
Treaty-making Power, of the President and Senate.
(A. 0. Bacon) No. Am. 182: 502,
Treble-cross. (W. A. Fraser) Canad. M. 26: 317.:
McC1ure, 25: 157.
Tree, Beerbohm, in “ The Darling of the Gods.”
(Y. Markino) Acad. 66: I7.
Tree felled by the Wind. Spec. 921 447.
-— The Lord reigned from the. (J . H. A. Hart)
Expos. 6th ser. I2: 323.
-—- of Life among all Nations. (S. D. Peet) Am. Antiq.
26: 1.
—- Pantomime. (A. E. M. Foster) Sat. R. 931 362.
-— Redwood, of California. (C. H. Hittell) Out West,
21: 307.
—- Story of a, as told by its Log. (C. F. Millspangh)
Chant. 4I: 303,
Tree of Knowledge, The; a story. (Isabella H. Fiske)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 686,
Tree of a Thousand Leaves, The; a story.
Brown) McClure, 22: 327,
Tree-dwellers. (K. E. Dopp) Science, n. s. 20: 20.
— of Malaya. (C. Whitney) Outing, 42: 87.
-—- Philippine. Am. Antiq. 26: 88.
Tree Frogs. (W. T. Davis) Am. Natural. 38: 893.
(Alice
Tree-planting, Fifty Years of. (E. Watson) Ctry Life
- Am. 11: 47.
—- on the Canadian Prairies. (J . Johnson) Canad. M.
211 II,
-—- on Treeless Land. (S. M. Coulter) Chant. 41: 322.
Tree-planting Movement, The. (E. G. Routzahn)
Chant. 41: 337.
Tree Protection in the United States.
pangh) Chant. 41: 326.
Tree-top Library, Our ; a story.
Harper, I04: 5 35.
Tree-trunks, Stories on.
6= 37.
Trees, American.
— Ascent of Water in.
20: I16,
— at Leisure.
(M. L. S. Mills-
(R. Le Gallienne)
(E. T. Seton) Ctry Life Am.
(J . H. McFarland) Outl. 76: 817,
(G. Macloskie) Science, 11. s.
(Anna B. Comstock) Ctry Life Am. I:
105.
— Awakening of the. (F. French) Scrib. M. 37: 597.
— (Horace McFarland) Outl. 79! 303.
—— Beauty of, in Winter. (J. H. McFarland) Book-
lover’s M. I: 243.
—— Big, of California.
3: 1714,
— -— Ancestors of.
(R. T. Fisher) World’s Work,
(E. W. Berry) Pop. Sci. Mo. 67:
465.
— Blooming of the. (J . H. McFarland) Ctry Life Am.
1: I87.
-— The California “ Torrey Pines.” (H. L. Jones) Out
West, 17: 685.
—— Growth of, Relations of Rainfall and Temperature
to. (H. Gannett) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 38: 424,
—— How to know the, in One Vacation. (J . E. Rogers)
Ctry Life Am. 8: 340.
- How to transplant. Outing, 45: 8:.
—— in Cemeteries. (O. C. Simonds) Chant. 41: 338,
— in Winter. (A. B. Comstock) Chant. 411 66.
-— —— Study of. (C. D. Howe) School R. 13: 25.
-— Landscape Value of some of our Common.
Craig) Chant. 41: 357.
— Leaves of English Forest Trees.
762.
— Legends of the.
-— near the House, Big.
10: 536.
(J .
Am.,Natural. 39:
(V. V. M. Beede) Chant. 41: 306.
(H. Hicks) Ctry Life Am.
~— New, introduced by the Government. (W. H.
Evans) Chant. 41: 345.
— of Christmas-tide in F olk-lore. (F. Duncan) Critic,
47= 506-
656
TRIALS
Trees of a Great City, The. (J . H. McFarland) Outl.
82: 203,
—- “ of the Lord ” and “ the Tree Butcher.” (J .
Davey) Chant. 41: 319.
—— on Small Home Grounds. (F. C. Seavey) Chant. 41:
312.
-— Planting, on the Prairies.
Work, 10: 6255.
—- Poetic. (E. S. Mapes) Bk. Buyer, 25: 605.
-— Poetry and. (P. F. Bicknell) Dial, 41: 1,
—~ Sargent’s Trees of North America. (C. E. Bessey)
Science, 11. s. 21: 914. -— (J. Muir) Atlan. 92: 9.
-~ Soil Utilization for. (E. Stewart) Canad. M. 22: 569,
— Some Celebrated and Historic. (J . G. I/Vilson)
Indep. 61: 315, ~
—— Some Historical. (Mrs. H. J. Hall) Chant. 41: 316.
—— Songs of the. Chant. 41: 362,
-— Spraying Tall. (J . A. Pettegrew) Ctry Life Am. 7:
(C. M. Harger) World’s
)-
— Tall Australian. Am. Arch. 862 7.
-—- Three Poets’. (H. H. Brown) Gent. M. n. s. 751 502.
— Transplanting Large. (T. McAdam) Ctry Life Am.
81 537-
—- Two Notable.
-— A Vision in.
Tréguier, Brittany, Birthplace of E. Renan.
G. E. Macklin) Pall Mall M. 28: 55.
Trek in the Kalahari. (R. H. Brand) Blackw. 180:
(A. S. Bent) Land of Sun. 8: 176,
(A. H. Jepp) Gent. M. n. s. 72: 539,
(A. and
389.
Trellis, The ; a story. (M. Cameron) Harper, I06: 402,
Tremataspis, Appendages of. (W. Patten) Am. Natu-
ral. 37: 223.
Tremataspidae. (W. Patten) Am. Natural. 36: 379.
Trembling Brave, The ; a story. (Lucia Chamberlain)
Everybody’s, I4: 76.
Trench, Parapet, or the Open. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 31:
471-
Trent, Wm. P. (W. N. Guthrie) Sewanee, I0: 68.
Trent Valley, Ontario, Shooting and Fishing in.
Dale) Canad. M. 27: I.
“Trent” Affair, The. (A. Constable) Westm. 158:
(B.
640.
-— ARejoinder. (A. P. Gilmour) Westm. I59: 388.
Trent Waterway, The; Peteiborough Hydraulic Lift
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Trenton, N. J., Battle of. (W. S. Stryker) Princ.
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Trephano, the Crusade of the 10th Century; a his-
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(A. J. Strohm) Lib.
1°54-
Trephining in Bolivia, Aboriginal. (A. F. Bandelier)
Am. Anthropol. 6: 440,
Trepoff, General. Significance of his Career. Liv.
Age, 251: 249,
Tres Palmas. (Dane Coolidge) Harp. W. 50: 592,
Trevecca Press, The. (J . Ballinger) Library, n. s. 6:
22 5. _
Trevelyan, G. O. England under the Stuarts. Monthly
R. 20, no. 1: 147,
Treves, The Ancient City of.
4H 395.
Treweyism.
(N. H. Moore) Chant.
(H. R. Evans) Open Court, 19: 523.
Trews, Celtic. (D. MacRitchie) Scot. Hist. R. I: 389.
Triadenum Virginicnm (L.) Rafin. ; a Morphological
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166: 369.
Trial of the “ Red-ink Squad,” The.
gins) Scrib. M. 311 582.
Trial of Trot; a story. (E. Walker) Munsey, 29: 344.
Trials, Early Criminal. Green Bag, 14: 386.
—— New, Right to. (A. G. Sedgwick) Nation, 77: 401.
(H. J . O’Hig-
TRIALS
Trials, The World’s Most Celebrated.
Rogers) Green Bag, 18: 153,
Triangle, Astronomical, Littlehales’s Graphic Solu-
tion of. (J . W. Froley) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36:
(Elmer E.
299-
Trianon, The Petit. (Sophia Beale) Good Words, 461
262,
Triassic Fishes, Collection of, at Yale.
Am. J. Sci. 165: 259.
Triassic-ichthyosauria, Types of Limb-structure in.
(J. C. Merriam) Am. J. Sci. 169: 23.
Triassic System, in New Mexico. (C. R. Keyes) Am.
J. Sci. 170: 423.
Tribal Custom in Anglo-Saxon Laws, Seebohm on.
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Tribe and Family. (A. Lang) Fortn. 80: 782.
Tribesmen, Life among the. Un. Serv. M. 31: 666.
Tribulations of Don, The. (Minna T. Antrim) Lip-
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Outl. 74: 988.
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169.
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Trimmed Lamp, The ; a story. (O. Henry) McClure,
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Trinities, Ethnic and Christian, Paine on. (F. H.
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Trinity, The.
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— The Blessed. (R. M. Edgar) Presb. & Ref. R. 13:
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(G. S. Wasson)
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Trinity Church, New York City. The Greatest Parish
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Trinity College, Dublin, Mahaffy’s History of. Ath.
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Trinity House, Evolution of. (Henry Leach) Chamb.
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— Renewed. Sat. R. 94: 5.
Tripoli and Italy. Sat. R. 941 I93.
—— Expedition to. (Vicomte de Mathuisieulx) Am.
Geog. Soc. Bull. 362 736.
—— A Night’s Ride with Arab Bandits.
long) Harper, I12: 489.
— to Tunis, From. (Mabel Loomis Todd) Nation, 81:
Liv. Age, 247: 567.
(C. W. Fur-
336.
Tripper Mind. Sat. R. 100: 301,
Tristan and Isolde. (A. Laugel) Nation, 80: go,
—— Legend of. (J . Bedier) Internat. Q. 9: 103.
Tristram, Chancellor. Sat. R. 96: 727.
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Trodd’s Corner; a story.
548-
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Troja und Ilion, Dorpfeld’s. (T. D. Seymour) N ation,
76: 378.
Trolley, The Inter-urban, as a Factor in Modern Life.
(T. L. Ford) Overland, n. s. 42: 379.
— Short Vacations by. (A. B. Paine) World’s Work,
6: 3673.
Trolley Competition with the Railroads.
Atlan. 932 730.
Trolley-park, The. (D. A. Willey) Cosmopol. 331 265.
Trolley Road, Sleighing on a Trackless, in Germany.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 27: 440,
(R. Morris)
See Electric Railroad.
Trolleying to Baltimore. (W. J . Lampton) Outing,
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Trollope, Anthony. (L. Stephen) Eel. M. 138: 112, —
(G. Bradford, jr.) Atlan. 89: 426.
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—-— In Praise of the Novels of. (F. G. Bettany) F ortn.
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Troll’s Path. (J . A. Lees) Longm. 44: 348.
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Trooper George pays his Debt. (R. F. Zogbaum) Out-
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Trophoblast. (A. A. W. Hubrecht) Science, n. s. 201
(T. H. S. Es-
(C. M. G. Hallewell) Un.
367.
Tropical Acclimatization. (J . E. Cutter) Am. Anthro-
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Tropical Laboratory of Miami, Fla.
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Tropics, Future of the.
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—— Sanitation in. (R. T. Hewlett) Nature, 72: 67,
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Troubadours, Provengal, and Courts of Love. (Emma
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— Story of the. (O. Kuhns) Meth. R. 63: I7.
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Trouble for Two ; a story.
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Trout, Albino Brook. (C. R. Pettis) Science, 11. s. 191
867.
— and Philosophy.
(P. C. Mitchell) No. Am. 176!
(O. P. Austin)
(R. W. Chambers) Harper,
(S. Reid) Indep. 54: 452,
(A. G. Brown) New Eng.
(H. C. Hollister) Outing, 40:
3°3-
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268,
— Bait vs. Fly Fishing.
250,
(W. C. Harris) Outing, 44:
(H. A. Vachell) Cornh. 89: I
lI18()IJJf
Trout, Brook, Best Flies for. (L. Rhead) Outing, 47:
807
-— —— Rhead on. (C. A. Kofoid) Dial, 32: 384.
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10: 163.
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— in a Northern Valley. (M. L. Crosby) Outing, 44:
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—— Loch Levin, in California. (D. S. Jordan) Science,
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— of the Neipisiguit, The. (F. Irland) Scrib. M. 35¢
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—— Stocking with. Spec. 96: 703.
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—- The Whimsical. (W. E. Hodgson) Monthly R. 19,
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— Worm Fishing for Brook Trout. (L. Rhead) Out-
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Trout Culture as a Business.
Life Am. 4¢ 27.
Trout Fishing. (R. H. Johnson) Outing, 40: 97. — (E.
Sandys) Outing, 42¢ 210. —— (W. C. Harris) Outing,
(B. W. Ever-
(A. R. Dugmore) Ctry
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- Hints on. (E. Sandys) Outing, 44: 180.
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— Swedish. (Earl of Mayo) I9th Cent. 52: 676.
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Trowbridge, John T. My Own Story. Atlan. 91¢ 27.
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Trowsers of Tragedy, The. (Eliz. Duer) Lippinc. 76:
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Troy (Ancient), How we took. (J . I. Manatt) Indep.
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Truancy. (C. L. Brace) Char. I5: 699.
—- and_ Home Conditions. (G. H. Britton) Char. I7:
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Trudeau, Edward L., a Devoted Public Servant. Outl.
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True and Real, Logical and Psychological Distinction
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Trust Competition, Ethics of. (G. H. Montague) Atlan.
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Trust-hunting as a Popular Pastime. Bank. M. (N. Y.)
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-— War against. (P. Kennaday) Char. 11: 285.
— Whole World wars with. Char. I1: 176,
Tuberculosis Association, How it was formed in a
Small City. (H. E. Thomas) Char. I3: 150.
Tuberculosis Committee, Address to. Char. 15: 527.
Tuberculosis Conference at the Hague, International.
(A. Meyer) Char. 17: 344.
Science, 11. s. 19: 929.
(A. Marmorek) Indep. 5 5:
(L. Brandt) Ann. Am. Acad.
660
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Tuberculosis Contest, A. (L. V. Robinson) Char. 16:
S27-
Tuberculosis Exhibition in Philadelphia. (H. R. M.
Landis) Char. I5: 726.—- (M. L. Price) Char. 15:
449. — (E. M. Gray) Char. I6: 387,
—— With the Traveling. (G. S. White) Char. I6: 382.
Tuberculosis Question, Relation of the State to. (J .
P. C. Foster) Char. I5: 499,
Tuberculosis Sanatorium, A. (A. M. Rothrock) Char.
17: 385.
— Plan for. Char. I1: 23.
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Tubular Constructions. Science, 11. s. 21: 11,
Tubularia. (A. S. Pearse) Am. Natural. 40: 401.
Tucker, Charles L., Trial of, for Murder. (H. Ban-
croft) Green Bag, 17: 143.
Tucker, Ervin Alden, with portrait.
Colum. Univ. Q. 4: 277. .
Tucker, Nathaniel. (J . C. L. Clark) N. Church R. 10:
(F. S. Fielder)
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Tuckwell, W. A. W. Kinglake ; the Analysis of
Jingo. (T. H. S. Escott) Fortn. 77: 335.
Tucson, Arizona. Out West, I7: 380.
— The Beautiful. Overland, n. s. 45: 397.
— Some Picturesque Ruins of. (Laura A. Armer)
Overland, n. s. 45: 405. ,
Tudor, Frederic. Am. Arch. 79: 62.
Tudor Literature, Humors and Pathos of. (M. Church)
Good Words, 45: 740,
Tudors, The, and the Navy.
Tufts College.
Quar. 201: 145,
(Amy W00dS) New Eng. M. n. s. 32:
415-
Tuke, Henry S., with portrait. (G. Kains-Johnson)
M. of Art, 26: 337.
Tulare County, California. (G. A. Barry) Out West,
172 773. -— (E. A. De Blois) Out West, 25: 81,
Tule Farming, One of the Wonders of California.
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Tuley, Judge. (Jane Addams) Char. I 5: 752,
Tulips. Sat. R. 93: 661. 95: 647,
Tumblers. (A. Watson) Reliquary, 43: 186.
Tumuli on the Wolds. (E. M. Cole) Antiq. n. s. 391
261,
“ Tummas.” Spec. 96: 664.
Tuna, The. Land of Sun. 13: 406.
—- Fishing for. (C. F. Holder) Ctry Life Am. 8: 176.
Tunbridge Wells; the Pantiles and the Art of Idling.
(H. Seal) Westm. I59: 72.
Tunis, Artist in. (A. Brunet-Debaines) Art J . 55: 193.
— French Works at Bizerta. (H. Vivian) Pall Mall
M. 27: 73.
Tunnel, East Boston.
31: 635.
— Hudson River, Unrecorded Adventure in the Con-
struction of. , (H. A. Bruce) Cent. 45: 40,
— Simplon Alpine. (H. G. Archer) Pall Mall M. 26:
29,
Tunnel Building, The Romance of.
World’s Work, 13: 8338,
Tunneling the Seine at Paris.
(N. Y.) 34: 63
Tunnels, Great.
401.
Tuolumne Co., Cal. Through Bret Harte’s Country.
(E. C. Peixotto) Scrib. M. 34: 533.
Tupper, Martin Farquhar. (Viscount St. Cyres) Cornh.
(W.
(F. Rice, jr.) New Eng. M. n. s.
(A. B. Reeve)
(E. C. Morel) R. of Rs.
(L. M. Haupt) J . Frankl. Inst. I61:
' 335-
Turbine, Coming of the. (H. W. Strong) Monthly R.
24, no. 2: 39.
—— Gas, Question of the. (S. A. Reeve) Engin. M. 29:
407-
Turbine Engines; a New Era of Steam.
Warren) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 29: 695.
(Arthur
TURBINE
Turbine Pumps, High-lift. (R. J . Durley) Engin. M.
31: 503.
Turbine Steamship “ Carmania.” (A. S. Hurd) Cas-
sier, 29: 179.
Turbines, Steam. J . Frankl. Inst. I 59: 325.
— —— Advantages of. (J . R. Bibbins) Engin. M. 242 745.
—— '— and Turbine Ships. (J . Johnson) Canad. M. 24:
210,
—— — Applications of, Recent. (G. L. Parsons) Cassier,
24: 64.
— — applied to High-speed Electric Machinery. J .
Soc. Arts, 54: 989,
— — De Laval, in America.
28: 103,
—- — Development of. (C. G. Parsons and H. G.
Dakyns, jr.) National, 48: 79.
(J. L. Mohun) Cassier,
—— —— Marine. (R. Cromie) Longm. 43: 210,
— — Recent Developments of. (A. Rateau) Engin.
M. 26: 49.
—- —- Steam Turbine Data. (A. H. Gibson) Cassier,
31: 36.
— —- vs. Reciprocating Engines. (VV. P. Hancock) Cas-
sier, 30: 502,
Turbo-generators. (H. H. Norris) World To-day, 52
I220,
Turbulents, The. (W. A. Fraser) Cent. 48: 833.
Turgenev, Ivan. (C. Whibley) No. Am. 174: 212.
—— and his Translators. (G. R. Noye) Nation, 782 93.
— and his Work. Critic, 462 444.
Turgot, Anne Robert Jacques. (S. G. Tallentyre)
Macmil. 922 2.30.—(W. Emm) Westm. I63: 389,
“I
— Statesmanship of. (A. D. White) Atlan. 97: I76,
340-
Turin, Decorative Art Exhibition. Studio (Internat.)
I82 I38.—(W. Crane) Art J. 54: 227, 259.—(H.
P. Douglas) Brush & P. II: 44.—(H. H. Fyfe)
Monthly R. 8, no. 2: I50.=Liv. Age, 235: 221.
— National Library, Destruction of. Lib. J. 29: 477.
—- Sculptures at. (A. J . B. Wace) J . Hel. Stud. 26:
235-
Turk, A, and an Armenian. (L. Jebb) Longm. 44¢ 43!.
—-— The, as a Soldier. (Fritz Morris) Cosmopol. 36: 2 5.
— Dealing with the. (R. Ogden) Nation, 83: 43.
— Tragedy of the. (H. G. Dwight) Outl. 76: 224,
Turkestan and a Corner of Tibet. (O. T. Crosby)
Geog. J. 23: 705.
— Chinese, Geographical and Archaeological Explora-
tion in. (M. A. Stein) Geog. J. 201 575.
-— — Recent Discoveries in. (M. Winternitz) Nature,
66: 284,
— Debt of. _(C. Morawitz) N0. Am. 175: 275.
-— Excavations in. Am. Arch. 75: 5 5. —Science, n. s.
20: 60.
-— Explorations in. Nat. Geog. M. 162 499.
—-— Krafft’s A travers le. Ath. ’02, I: 76.
— Macedonian Intrigues and their Fruits. (J . W.
Gambier) Fortn. 78: 747.
— Mountains of. (E. Huntington) Geog. J. 252 22, 39.
-—- A National Game of: Baigha. (J . Locke) Scrib. M.
38: 233.
— Parliament of, The Prorogued. (K. Blind) No.
Am. 175: 42.
— Seen in. (R. S. Baker) Outl. 72: 265.
— The Situation in.
Fortn. 78: 86,
— -— 1902. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 25: 182,
-— A Summer in. (W. M. Davis) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
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—- Western Siberia and. (G. F. Wright) Chaut. 372 I44.
Turkey. Chamb. J. 80: I98,
-—- and the Americans; Open Letter to Chekib Bey.
(E. B. Haskell) Outl. 75: 353.
(A. Rustem Bey de Bilinski)
fifl
TURNER
Turkey, Asiatic, Exploration in, I896—I903. (P. H. H.
Massy) Geog. J . 26: 272,
— -— Life of the Konak. (V. A. Buxton) Contemp.
85: 2 56.
—- Coal-fields of, Visit to. Chamb. J . 802 358.
— Coercing the Sultan. (H. N. Brailsford) Indep. R.
- 8: 64.
— Coercion of. (W. A. Moore) Contemp. 87: 376.
— England and Germany in. (A Traveler in the East)
Contemp. 90: 305.
—— The Fight for the Caliphate.
Am. 181: 229,
— Furthest, Soldier and Peasant in. (V. A. Buxton)
Indep. R. 1: 380, =Liv. Age, 240: 275, -_—Ee1, M,
142: 403.
-— in 1903 ; Political Testament of Fuzid Pasha.
Cent. 53: 190.
—— The New Woman in. (A. B. Dodd) Cent. 44: 925.
—- Obstacles to Reform in. (C. Morawitz) No. Am.
(W. F. Bullock) No.
19th
1793 I94-
— Present Military Power of. (W. J. Herbert) Un.
Serv. M. 32: 303.
—- Retrogression of the Levant. Chamb. J . 301 5 35.
—-Some Phases of the Issues between the United
States and. (Americus) No. Am. 182: 689.
— Sultan Abd-ul-Hamid. (C. Mijatovich) F ortn. 86:
575.
—— Sultan and the Caliphate; a Sidelight on Turkish
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—— When will it cease to exist ? (A. Vambéry) Indep.
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— Women in. (Mary M. Patrick) Forum, 37: 115,
Turkey, Hunting the Deceitful. (Mark Twain) Har-
per» 117: 57-
Turkey-gobbler, The. (Helen Haines) Scrib. M. 39:
345'
Ctry Life Am. 31 7.
(J . L. Cowan) Overland,
Turkeys and Cranberries.
— The Lord of the Feast.
n. s. 482 363.
—- A Trifle about. (E. Sandys) Indep. 54: 2 522.
—— What shall we do to save the ? (J . E. Rice) Ctry
Life Am. 11: 56,
Turkish Architecture. (L. Viajero) Am. Arch. 86: 86.
Turkish Capitulations. Law Q. 21: 408.
Turkish Captives; Harem Life in Constantinople.
Blackw. I80: 733.
Turkish Farm. Blackw. I75: I17. ——- Ecl. M. 1422 757.
= Liv. Age, 241: 98.
Turkish Home Life. (Demetra Vaka Brown) Apple-
ton’s M. 81 655.
Turkish Soldier, The. (E. Blyth) Un. Serv. M. 28: 84.
Turkish VVomen. Behind the Lattice and the Veil.
(Margaret Macgregor) Good Words, 46: 73-1.
Turks, Early, Western Branch of. (E. H. Parker)
Asia. R. 36: 355.
—- The Ephthalite. (E. H. Parker) Asia. R. 34: 13!.
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Turn of the Lane. (L. E. MacBrayne) New Eng. M.
n. s. 31: 48.
Turn of the Tide, The ; a story. (Ella M. Tybout) Lip-
pinc. 75: 513.
Turn of the Wheel, The. (J ennette Lee) Harper, III:
%.
Turn Verein, Gospel of the. (R. D. Paine) Outing, 46:
174.
Turner, C. Y., Mural Decorations by.
worth) Appleton’s M. 8: 3.
— -— at Baltimore. (J . W. Pattison) Studio (Internat.)
24: lvii.
Turner, Ethel.
(Grace Whit-
(E. W. Elkington) Acad. 66: 617,
TURNER
Turner, Frederic J ., with portrait. (H. M. Stephens)
World’s Work, 4: 2316,
Turner, Sir James; a Christian under the Covenant.
(A. Lang) Blackw. I74: 41.
Turner, J. M. W. Ed. R. 1982 354.
-— Armstrong’s Life of. Ath. ’o3, 2: 587,
— Last Swiss Drawings. (E. Dillon) Art J . 54: 329,
362,
— Liber Studiorum. (A. J . Finberg) Sat. R. 102: 295,
— Life and Works. Canad. M. 25: 291.
- Newly-discovered Pictures by. (E. Douglas Sheilds)
World To-day, I0: 633.
— Portrait, Life, and Bibliography. Mast. in Art, 31
Pt 3:-
— Rediscovered. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 82: 218,
Turner, Reginald. Prince Pierrot. (M. Beerbohm)
Sat. R. 96: 103.
Turning, The. (G. S. H. Tytus) Cent. 49! 416.
Turnpike, Old National, and its Memories. (R. R.
Wilson) New Eng. M. n. s. 26: 306.
Turnpike Roads of Middlesex County, Mass. (F. H.
Kendall) New Eng. M. n. s. 282 711.
Turnpike Sailors. Spec. 91: 50.
Turreted Hall; a story. (J . H. McCarthy) Canad. M.
22: 155,
“ Turtle,” Bushnell’s Submarine-boat. (B. J . Hen-
drick) M. of Hist. 22 389.
Turtle-dove; a Story of Meadowlarks. (W. E. D.
Scott) Outl. 80: 325. '
Turtle-doves, The. (H. B. Marriott Watson) Book-
lover’s M. 62 I 50.»
Turtle Mountain, Great Landslide on.
Soc. Bull. 36: 272.
Turtles, Fossil, belonging to the Marsh Collection in
the Yale University Museum. (O._ P. Hay) Am.
J. Sci. 168: 261. ,
—— Marine. New N iobrara Toxochelys.
land) Am. J. Sci. 170! 325.
—— — Notes on the Cretaceous Turtles, Toxochelys and
Archelon, with a Classification of the Marine Tes-
tudinata. (G. R. Wieland) Am. J. Sci. 164: 95.
— of New Jersey, Upper Cretaceous, Structure of. (G.
R. Wieland) Am. J. Sci. 167: 112, I83. I70: 430.
Tuscan Farm, Life on a. (T. R. Sullivan) Scrib. M.
37: 54‘-
Tuscan Maremma, In the: (V. Paget) Harper, I06: 237.
Tuscan Sky, Under the. (J . G. Gretton) Month, I03:
145.
Tuscany, Congregation of S. Michele Dei Santi. (M.
Carmichael) Cath. World, 74: 629.
— Hewlett’s Road in. Sat. R. 991 242.— Spec. 94: S8.
—- Land of Lady Poverty. (S. Jewett) Outl. 80: I031,
Tuscumbia, Mo., Glacial Boulders near. (G. F.Wright)
Nation, 77: 461.
Tuskegee, a Typical Alabama Town. (C. Johnson)
Outl. 72: 519.
Tuskegee Cotton-planters in Africa. (G. N. Calloway)
Outl. 70: 772.
Tuskegee Institute. (Booker T. Washington) Cosmo-
pol. 33: 506. -—Outl. 82: 831,
— Day at. (G. D. Jenifer) Educa. 26: 87.
— Educating the American Negro. (H. E. Thomas)
Cassier, 24: 447.
—— A Farmer’s College on Wheels. (Booker T. Wash-
iugton) World’s Work, 13: 3352.
—- a Retrospect and Prospect. (Booker T. Washing-
ton) No. Am. 182: 513.
-— 25th Anniversary of. Char. I5: 543. 16: III, -
(Booker T. Washington) World’s Work, H2 7433.
— Vacation Days at. (J. S. Durham) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
18: 562,
Tussaud’s Exhibition up to Date.
7 77.
Am. Geog.
(G. R. Wie-
Chamb. J . 82:
662
TWO
Tutorial System, The, in College. (Andrew F. West)
Educa. R. 32: 500. =School R. I4: 705.
Tutor’s Expedient, The; astory. Cornh. 88: 21,
Tutuila, United States. (D. S. Jordan and V. L. Kel-
logg) Atlan. 94: 207,
Tuxedo House, A. Archit. Rec. 18: 273.
Tuxen, Lauritz, Work of. (A. L. Baldry) Art J . 56:
109,
Twachtman, John. (K. M. Roof) Brush & P. 12:
243. —— (T. W. Dewing and others) No. Am. 176:
554-
Twain, Mark, 70th Birthday of. Bk. News, 24: 330.
See Clemens, Samuel Langhorne.
Tweed, The, Maxwell’s Story of. (A. Lang) Blackw.
I78: 833. ‘
— Poetry of the. Acad. 69: 1:99. , -
Tweed Ring in N. Y. City, History of. (B. O. Flower)
Arena, 33: 270,
Tweedie, L. J ., Premier of New Brunswick. Canad.
M, 20: 319.
Twelfth Promise, The, in Roman Catholic Theology.
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Twelve Tables, The Authenticity of the.
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Jurid. R. 17: 93.
Twentieth Century, Recollections of the. (J . B. Clark)
Atlan. 89: 4. -'
Twentieth-century Forecast, A. (J . Hawthorne) Book-
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Twentieth-century Miracle, A. (Florence Milner)
New Eng. M. n. s. 322 211. '
Twentieth-century Problems. -(H. L. Chamberlain)
Overland, n. s. 441 246. 45: 81.
Twenty-first Century, A Dream of the. (W. H. Cooley)
Arena, 28: 5p.
Twenty-second Karl, The. (G. F. Turner) Chamb. J .
' 83: 289-724,
Twenty Years on. Liv. Age, 239: 603,
Twenty Years Since. (G. S. Street) Fortn. 77: 524.
Twice Balked. Chamb. J . 792 509.
“' Twice Chang’d Friar, The; a Comedie ” (MS. temp.
Charles 1.), Review of. Gent. M. n. s. 76: 285.
Twice Saved; a story. (H. M. Davidson) Sund. M.
(A. H. J.
20! I.—(H. Goudy)
w 35 -
Twilight in the Tenement ; a poem. (C. W. Stevenson)
Outl. 70: 317.
Twin Peters, The; a story. (J . F. Wflson) Am. M.
62: 323.
Twining, Thomas, Travels in America. (S. G. Morri-
son) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 728,
Twins. (C. F. Marsh) Longm. 44: 238.
Twisted Tree, The. (Alice Brown) Outl. 80: 337,
Twisting of the Rope; a comedy. (Douglas Hyde)
Poet-Lore, 16, no. 12 12.
’Twixt Fire and Water ; a story. (J . M. Oxley) Canad.
M. 21: 456.
Two against Fate. (M. K. Hill) Temp. Bar, 125: 538.
Two Americans. (Kate Jordan) Booklover’s M. 6:
759-
Two and the Fleet, The ; a story. (A. Lee) Munsey,
27: 509.
Two Apples, The. (J . E. Dunning) Atlan. 91: 693,
Two Argonauts of Mola. (Mary H. Peixotto) Book-
lover’s M. 6: 261,
Two Birds with One Stone.
48: 61,
Two Brave Men ; a Tale of the Northwest Rebellion.
(R. H. Mainer) Canad. M. 19: 448.
Two Brothers. (Mrs. A. Little) Temp. Bar, 125: 459.
Two Brothers, Gypsy F olk-tale of. (W. E. A. Axon)
Antiq. n. s. 42: 134,
Two Calls. (S. C. Bryant) Lippinc. 70: 200,
Two Candidates. (H. MacGrath) Everybody’s, I2: 669,
(W. N. Harben) Cent.
' Two Per Cent a Month.
TWO
Two Chanty-men; a story. (G. S. Wasson) Atlan. 94:
218
Two Days; a poem. (R. C. Lehmann) Blackw. 176:
76
4 .
Two Dwellings ; a poem. (E. Pottle) Outing, 41: 686.
Two Gentlemen of Kentucky. (J . L. Allen) Outl. 732
623,
Two Griseldas, The. Macmil. 911 282.
“ Two-handed Engine at the Door,” Milton’s. (W.
H. Ward) Ath. ’06, 1: 451,-—Ath. ’06, 1: 515, —
(G. H. Powell) Ath. ’06, I: 547. ‘
Two Hares, The. (W. H. Rainsford) Cornh. 87: 256.
Two Hearts. (T. Masson) Cosmopol. 391 413.
Two Hearts that beat as One; a story. (F. Norris)
Idler, 22: 623.
203-meter Hill. (J. H. De Forest) Indep. 592 370.
Tvi’o Idealisms. (G. Santayana) Internat. Q. 6: 13.
Two in a Fog. (W. H. Babcock) Lippinc. 772 641.
Two Kings, a Queen, and a Jack; a story. (H. Sands)
Canad. M. 22: 191,
Two Letters. (F. C. Armstrong) Chamb. J . 831 295.
Two Little Lambs of the Campagna; a story. (E. F.
Mosby) Cath. World, 79: 65 5.
Two Lives. (Frank H. Sweet) Craftsman, 10: 747.
Two Loves. (Eliza C. Hall) Cosmopol. 38: 67.
Two Men. (A. N. Meyer) Bookman, I71 493.
Two Mickeys, The. (H. J. O’Higgins) Everybody’s,
I5‘ 337-
Two on a Balcony. (Constance Smedley) Everybody’s,
14: 403,
Two Opinions ; a story. (T. Masson) Cosmopol. 37: 737.
Two Pairs of Shoes. (J . C. Lincoln) McClure, 26: 623.
Two Passings. (C. Oliver) Macmil. n. s. I: 202. --‘Liv.
Ase. 248= 477.
Two Pensioners. (H. S. Edwards) Cent. 43: 233.
(H. White) Nation, 80: 166,
Two Pessimists, The. (H. B. Baker) Good VVords, 432
691,
Two Roses Better ’an One. _ (Mrs. M. Keatinge) Over-
land, 11. s. 411 215.
Two Russian Soldiers. (E. Poole) Outl. 81: 21.
Two Seasons hath the Year; a poem. (M. Farrah) Ecl.
M, 144: 127. -
Two-sided Honeymoon, A. (A. Evelyn) Lippinc. 76:
3 8.
Two Sides of a Street ; a story. (Mary R. S. Andrews)
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Two Sketches; a story. (J. Cassidy) Gent. M. n. s.
68: 485. -
Two Souls in One Body. (W. L. Howard) Arena, 34:
476-
Two Stories of Oklahoma. (H. Garland) Cent. 46:
328,
Two Strings to her Bow. (C. Middleton) Temp. Bar,
126: 340,
Two-stringed Bow, The.
40: 746.
Two Valentines; a story.
36: 101,
Two Vanrevels, The; a story.
McClure, 19: 131.
Two Villages. (H. Peake) Westm. 159: 83.
Twyman, Joseph, Work of. (F. E. Dewhurst) Archit.
Rec. 18: 453.
Tychite, a New Mineral from Borax Lake, California.
(S. L. Penfield and G. S. Jamieson) Am. J . Sci-
17o: 217,
Tycho Brahé. (J . H. Bridges) Contemp. 81: 196.
Tyler, Mrs. Mary E. (R. W. Hale) Cent. 45: 738.
Tyler, Moses Coit, and Chas. Sumner. (W. H. Glas-
son) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 50.
Tyler, Wat, and Jack Straw. (F. W. D. Brie) Eng.
Hist. R. 21: 106,
(G. W. Johnston) Scrib. M.
(Kate Patch) Cosmopol.
(Booth Tarkington)
663'
UGANDA
Tyndale, Walter, Artist. (Clive Holland) Studio (In-
ternat.) 29: 289.
Tyninghame; ‘ Two Centuries of a Scotch Estate.
Chamb. J. 80: 641,
Tynonyi, The Cave City of the.
of Sun. 5: 11.
Type of the Town, A. (E. G. Henham) Macmil. 85:
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Type Casting. Science, 11. s. 20: 573.
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Typesetting Machine, The Simplex. (B. Chapple)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 16: 755.
Typewritgr, Educational Use of. (F. Waldo) Educa.
22: 4 4,
—- in Small Libraries. (H. W. F ison) Lib. J . 272 325.
Typewriting by Telegraph. (M. Solomon) Nature,
72: 8,
Typhoid Bacillus, Vitality of the. (A. Macfadyen)
Nature, 68: 127,
Typhoid Fever and how to prevent its Spread. (F. G.
Ansell) Gent. M. n. s. 70: 430.
— and Shellfish. (G. W. Fuller) J . Frankl. Inst. 160:
81,
— at Palo Alto and Stanford University. Science, n. s.
17: 835-
-— Fatality of, at Different Seasons ; a Statistical
Study. (C. E. A. Wilson) Am. Statis. Assoc. 8:
(C. F. Lummis) Land
103.
—— Oysters and. (R. T. Hewlett) Science, 11. s. 172 370.
—- Prevention of. (J . C. Bayles) World’s Work, 6:
3647-
- Sedgwick and Winslow’s Studies on the Seasonal
Prevalence of. (P. H. Hiss) Science, 11. s. 17: 660.
— an Unnecessary Evil. (S. H. Adams) McClure, 25:
145-
Typhoon, Signaling the Approach of a, at Hong Kong.
(S. F. Clark) Good Words, 441 529. ,
Typhoon; a story. (J . Conrad) Critic, 40: 168, 459, :
Pall Mall M. 26: 91, 214, 408,
Typhoons and Cyclones. Ed. R. 201: 216.
Typographical Union, Oath of the. (A. Beach) Na-
tion, 77: 281.
Typography and Bookmaking. (F. Sherman) Lamp,
26: 165. 28: 129, 315, 29: 591, ,
Tyrannies, Origin of the. (P. Ure) J . Hel. Stud. 26!
1.
Tyrant Nature. (S. S. Maxwell) Harper, 107: 453,
Tyrol, Austrian, Six Weeks in. (Lilian Bell) Book-
lover’s M. 1: 465. -
Tyrone and Tyrconell, Earls, Flight of.
19th Cent. 55: 479.
(P. Wilson)
U. S. A. ; a story. (E. Ayrton) Lippinc. 75: 343.
Ubique, Riddle of. (Mark G. Pearse) Indep. 58: 315.
Uchard, Mario. F iamma. (M. Beerbohm) Sat. R.
951 76-
Uda Prang,—Jungle Hunter. (C. Whitney) Outing,
W 3.
Udall Family Record. (J. D. Champlin) N. E. Reg.
60: 330.
“Ueber” Movement in Germany.
Temp. Bar, 128: 599.
Uganda,American Invasion of. (J . M. Rogers) R. of
Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 43.
— Convent Life in. (V. M. Crawford) Month, 103: 574.
-—Journey through, 1902. (C. N. E. Eliot) Geog. J.
20: 611.
— Northern, Journey through. (P. H. G. P. Cotton)
Geog. J. 24: 56.
(A. MacMahon)
UGANDA
Uganda of To-day. (H. Samuel) J . Soc. Arts, 51: 390.
— “ On Safari” in. (Hilda V. Moifat) Cornh. 85: 376.
-— Pygmies of. (H. Johnston) Pall Mall M. 26: 173.
— Rnwenzori, and the Semliki Forest. (H. Johnston)
Geog. J. 19: 1.
—So1diering in. National, 41: 1002.
— Story of. National, 41: 635,
—— Surveys and Studies in. (C. Delmé-Radcliffe) Geog.
J. 26: 481, 616.
— Western. (A. B. Fisher) Geog. J . 24: 249.
Uganda Protectorate and the Nile Quest. (Ch. Chaille-
. Long) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 361 5:.
—— Anthropology and Government in . (E. S. Hartland)
Nature, 67: 10,
-—Johnston on. Ath. ’02, 2: 8I.—-(J. M. Hubbard)
Nation, 76: 114,
Uganda Railroad. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 311.
-—- A Trip up the, and across Lake Victoria Nyanza.
Blackw. I75! 603. -—- Liv. Age, 241: 720.
Ugliness, Excuses for.
Ugly Burleigh. (G. R. Chester) Cosmopol. 391 177.
Ugly Solomon; a story. (Mrs. A. Sidgwick) Pall Mall
M. 26: 345.
Uintacrinns and Hemiaster, in the Vancouver Creta-
ceous. (J . F. Whiteaves) Am. J . Sci. 1682 287.
Uintah Land Opening. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 444.
Ukhtomsky, Prince Esper Esperovitch, with portrait.
R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 30: 72.
Ukiah, Cal. (J . C. Ruddock) Out West, 24: 343.
Ullswater, A National Park on. Spec. 93: 114.
Uhich, S., The Press of. (R. Proctor) Library, n. s.
4: 163,
Ulster: stands Ulster where it did ? (S. P. Kerr) Con-
temp. 89: 94.
— Towns in, Old. (W. J. Fennell) Asia. R. 42: 23-377.
Ultima Thule, A Glimpse of. Month, 101: 241, 372,
Ultimate Questions. (L. Hearn) Atlan. 96: 391,
Ultramontanism and the Catholic Laity; by an Eng-
lish Roman Catholic. Outl. 75: 173.
Ultra-violet Light, Action of, on Rare Earth Oxides.
(C. Baskerville) Am. J. Sci. 166: 463,
Ulula Hyalina Latreille, Life History of.
Clendon) Am. Natural. '36: 421,
Ulysses, in Modern Drama. Acad. 62: 187.
-—- Last Voyage of. Ed. R. 196: 84,
Umbria; a poem. (L. Binyon) Atlan. 92: 304.
Umbrian Art. (E. Hutton) Monthly R. 18, no. 1: 129,
Umbrian Idyl, An. (Anne H. Wharton) Lippinc. 771
223.
Umpires. (A. C. Sharpe) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 35: 403.
Unakite, Occurrence of, in a New Locality in Virginia.
(T. S. I/Vatson) Am. J. Sci. 172: 248.
Unavailing Subterfuge, An. (E. Flower) Cosmopol.
41: 50.
Unbelief, Conceivable. Dangers of. (J . G. Raupert)
Dub. R. 130: 63.
Uncharted Reef, An. (W. E. Norris) Longm. 46: 324,
Unclaimed Balance; a story. (P. Marche) Canad. M.
21: 106.
Uncle Basker’s Heirs.
(J . F. Mc-
(T. Roberts) Canad. M. 27:
349-
Uncle Bige’s Creaking Heart. (B. E. Stevenson) Cent.
43: 2-2.
Uncle Billy’s Legacy. (D. Carroll Gale) New Eng. M.
n. s. 34: 165.
Uncle Eb’s Last Day a-fishing. (I. Bacheller) Cent.
51: 232,
Uncle Ira’s Sugar Season. (E. B. Child) Booklover’s
M. 7: 411.
Uncle Jacob. (E. Walker) New Eng. M. n. s. 292 I57.
Uncle Johnny Dodd’s Church; a story. (J . T. Bishop)
Munsey, 312 605.
Uncle Jotham’s Spree. (J . A. Cone) Munsey, 36: 68,
664
(E. Crosby) Craftsman, 6: 511. -

UN DERWRITING
Uncle Larry; a story. (A. H. Donnell) Harper, I05:
7 5-
Uncle Luke’s Downfall. (C. T. Revere) Lippinc. 74:
65 .
Uncle Ned’s Christmas; a story.
Arena, 32: 70.
Uncle Sammie. (C. F. Embree) McClure, 27: I71.
Uncle Sam’s Romance with Science and the Soil.
(Frank Vrooman) Arena, 34: 561.
(W. A. Dromgoole)
Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Fifty Years of Uncle Tom. (F.
S. Arnett) Munsey, 27: 897.
Unconformities, Orotaxial Significance of. (C. R.
Keyes) Am. J. Sci. 171: 296.
Unconscious Brotherhood, The.
Outl. 80: 829.
Unconscious Hero, An. Chant. 372 I92.
Unconscious Man, The. (A. L. P. Weedon) Westm.
(J . H. McFarland)
158: 306,
Unconscious Plagiarist, The. (F. K. Johnson) Atlan.
go: 812,
Unconventional Mourner, An. (Agnes Repplier) At-
lan. 98: 21.
Uncounted Cost, The; a story.
Munsey, 30: 280,
Under a Banner of Black ; a story. (M. Petitt) Canad.
M, 20: 275,
Under Changed Conditions.
M. n. s. 31: 75.
Under False Pretenses; a story.
M. 35: 129,
Under Green Steeples.
n. s. 31: 330.
Under his Eye. (Eleanor Stuart) Scrib. M. 331 238.
Under the Ice. (D. Lansing) Outing, 49: 289.
Under Rocking Skies. (L. F. Tooker) Cent. 48: 85-
(A. W. Anderson)
(L. W. Smith) New Eng.
(A. Foxwell) Sund.
(A. F. Knight) New Eng. M.
780,
Under the Shadow of the Leopolds. (Alex. Macdon-
ald) Chamb. J. 81: 185.
Under the Trees; a poem.
(Anna H. Branch) Atlan.
91: 685.
Under which King? (D. C. Pedder) Monthly R. 16,
no. 2: 111.
Undercurrent, The. (R. Grant) Scrib. M. 351 51 —
36' 587
Underfed Children in our Public Schools. (J . Spargo)
Indep. 58: 1060,
Undergraduate, The.
— and the University.
4: 321,
— Mind of the.
Spec. 932 890.
(E. A. Birge) Wis. Alum. M.
(G. P. Baker) Educa. R. 30: 189.
Undergraduate Freaks and Frolics. (J . Hudson)
Westm. I66: 316.
Underground Conduits, Losses in. (A. P. Folwell)
Am. Arch. 87: 5.
Underground Part of a City Building. (VV. R. Stew-
art) World’s Work, 7: 4351,
Underground Passages in England. Am. Arch. 76: 87.
Underground Railroad, The. (W. H. Siebert) New
Eng. M. n. s. 272 565.
— On the; a story. (S. A. Shafer) Outl. 78: 378.
Underground Republic; an Adventure in Macedonia.
Blackw. 179: 302.
Underling, The; a story. (Mary E. W. Freeman)
Harper, I12: 211, 462,
Underpaid Laborers of America.
World, 81: 143,
Under-partner, The. (D. M. Henderson, jr.) Lippinc.
78: 638.
Understander, The. (E. Boltwood) Munsey, 331 229.
Understndy, An. (A. O. Cooke) Chamb. J . 812 449.
Underworld, The. (C. Thayer) Outl. 84: 784.
Underwriting. (Geo. Stevenson) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 25: 61.
(J . A. Ryan) Cath.
UNDEVELOPED
Undeveloped Races in Contact with Civilization.
Stanley Hall) Wash. Univ. Bull. 41 I45.
Undine ; a drama. (W. L. Courtney) F ortn. 77: 1092,
Undistinguished Americans. (Rebecca H. Davis) In-
-,,__dep. 60: 962.
Uncftiing of Apostle Jones. (L. Munsell) Lippinc. 70:
(G.
{L 367-
Hndoing of Charity Randall. (E. H. Porter) New
Eng. M. n. s. 301 207-
Undoing of a Jockey, The.
land, 11. s. 46: 330.
Unearned Increment, The. Macmil. 87: 23I.
—- Problem of the. (A. Hook) Econ. R. 16: 168,
Unemployable, The. (W. G. Cecil) N ational, 47: 307.
Unemployed, The. Quar. 202: 624. —(C. T. G. Mas-
terman) Contemp. 89: 1o6.—(G. P. Gooch) Con-
temp. 89: 406.
— and the Poor Law. Quar. 204: $8.
(D. M. Morrison) I9th Cent.
(C. Ellis Newell) Over-
-— and Roads. Spec. 93: 548.
—-— and Trade Unions.
59¢ 483-
- and the Unemployable. (S. A. Barnett) Econ. R. I 51
385.
— and the Unemployed Workman Act.
Clay)Monthly R. 21, no. 32 78.
— and the Vagrant. Spec. 92: 322.
—-— Dealing with the. (J . K. Hardie) 19th Cent. 57! 46.
-— English Bill of 1905. (H. B. Lees Smith) Econ. J .
I5: 248,
-— How to deal with. (F. Thoresby) Westm. I65: 36.
—— In England, Problem of the. (E. D. Shields) \Vorld
To-day, 8: 623. -— (Agnes C. Laut) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 33: 40.
— —-— Progress with the. (F. H. Stead) Char. I 5: 579.
— in London. (J . Bascom) Bib. Sac. 63: 335.
—-— in Winter. Sat. R. 98: 691.
—- Lessons of the Mansion House Fund. (W. H. Bev-
eridge; H. W. Maynard) Contemp. 86: 629,
— Need any Man lack a Job ? (Leroy Scott) World’s
Work, 10: 6660,
—-— The New Parliament (I906) and the Problem of.
(E. F. G. Hatch) 20th Cent. Q. I, no. 1: 99.
— Organized Labor and the. (I. H. Mitchell) 19th
Cent. 58: 116,
— Poor Law and. (N. B. Dearle) Econ. J . I6: 141,
——Problem of the. (O. F. G. Masterman) Indep. R.
4: 553.—(H. V. Toynbee) Econ. R. 25: 291,
— —— and Suggestions for its Solution. (W. Carlile)
Fortn. 84' 1065.
— Question of. (A. Lewis) Overland, n. s. 48: 337.
(A. T. F.
— Trade—union Expenditure on Benefit of. (E. L.
Hartley) J . Statis. Soc. 67: 52.
—— Treatment of, in Continental Europe. (Wilson
Carlile) 19th Cent. 581 900.
—-— Types of the. (B. Alden) Outl., 74: 170.
— Village and the. (A. D. Taylor) Indep. R. 5: 101.
— Who and Where are the ? Blackw. I77! 449.
Unemployed; a story. (Eliz. S. Phelps) Harper, I13:
904-
Unemployment and Free Trade. (O. Eltzbacher) 19th
Cent. 58: 884.-
— in West Ham, Aspects of. (C. W. Alington) Econ.
R, 16: 56.
—— Municipal Insurance against. Science, n. s. 16: 380,
Unexpected, The; a story. (Jack London) Blackw.
130: I64. “—" McClure, 27! 368.
Unexpected, The. (Alice Meynell) Liv. Age, 250: 504,
Unexpected Letter, The. (Shiela Mahon) Cath. World,
80: 484,
Unexpected Strike, The; a story.
451 422-
Unexpectedness of Events, The.
Liv. Age, 247: 817,
(E. Flower) Cent.
Spec. 95: 856.:
665
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Unfaith, The Good Faith of ? (C. Coupe) Cath.
Q, 31: 131,
Unfinished Story, An. (O. Henry) McClure, 25: 422.
Unforeseen, The. (Mary Harding) Overland, n. s. 39:
727-
Unholy Alliance, The. (R. Ogden) Nation, 81: 414.
Uniform, Army, and its Protection. (J . Chester) J .
Mil. Serv. Inst. 33: 53.
— Common Sense vs. the Bogus in.
Un. Serv. M. 32: 623.
Unimak Island, Alaska, Mountains of.
Nat. Geog. M. 14: 91.
Union and Breadth. (O. Lodge) Hibbert J . 5: 23.
Union Label, The. (J . E. Boyle) Am. J . Sociol. 92 163.
Union Labor, Efficiency of. (A. J . Boulton) Outl. 73:
715-
Union Pacific Railroad, Building of.
man) Harper, I09: 711,
— Dividends of. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 83: 157.
Union-shop Policy, Causes of the. (J . R. Commons)
Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 6: I40.
Unionidae and their Classification.
Natural. 37: 102.
— Notes on the. (V. Sterki) Am. Natural. 37: 103.
(A. F. U. Green)
(F. Westdahl)
(F. H. Spear-
(V. Sterki) Am.
Unionism, The Dangers of. (G. R. Halifax) Overland,
n. s. 43: 50 5.
—- its Past and its Future. (E. B. Iwan-Miiller) Fortn.
85 ' 18
Unionist Party and the Session. Ed. R. 201 I 524.
— Members or Machines ? Spec. 92: 723.
—— Position of, an Open Letter to the Prime Minister.
National, 432 234, 406.
— Reform of the. (W. G. H. Gritten) F ortn. 85: 53'.
— Reorganization of the. (Marcus R. P. Dorman)
Monthly R. 25, no. I! I.
Unionized City, A. (G. R. Halifax) Overland, n. s.
42- 4°3-
Unit of Social Investigation. (E. A. Ross) Am. J.
Sociol. 9: 188,
Unitarianism and Foreign Missions.
248.
— and Religion in Education. Cath. World, 76: 296,
— St. Francis Xavier and. Cath. World, 76: 11,
Unitarians and Christianity. Who are Christians ?
Outl. 81: 699. °
— Ministerial Education and Sundayschool Work
among. (G. Stanley Hall) Pedagog. Sem. I2: 490,
United Irish League, The. (A. Webb) Nation, 76: 7.
United Mine Workers’ Union of America. (P. Rob-
erts) Bib. Sac. 63: 203.
United States, The. (Kogoro Takahira) Indep. 59:
I449-
—— Agriculture Department. Nat. Geog. M. 16: 82.
— (W. M. Hays) Outl. 80: 863.
— — and the New Farmer. (C. H. Poe) World’s
Work, 9: 5951.
— — Appropriation for. Science, 11. s. 17: 556.
— — Important VVork of the. (B. O. Flower) Arena,
29: 311,
—— — Uncle Sam’s Romance with Science and the Soil.
(Frank Vrooman) Arena, 34: 561. 35: 36, 159,
— — What it does. Nat. Geog. M. 14: 35.
—- -— \Vhat the Plant Bureau is doing for the Farmer.
(René Bache) Outing, 46: 713.
— America and the Alliance. (S. Brooks) Fortn. 771
--1
)-
— America at the Cross-roads. Liv. Age, 250: 61.
— and England, Animus against Great Britain. (C.
Lampman) Canad. M. 191 125.
—— — Competition of. (J . Waddell) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61:
514.
—- —— Is an Alliance Desirable ?
Westm. 158: 579.
Cath. World, 76:
(A. P. Gilmour)
, - - Uniform for.
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United States and France. (G. Deschamps) No. Am.
174: 751-
- and Great Britain. (G. Harvey) 19th Cent. 55: 529.
- - in 1904. (S. B. M. Young) Munsey, 31: 96.
- and Italy, Economic Relations of. (L. Luzzatti)
No. Am. 177: 247.
- and Latin America. (J . Barrett) No. Am. 183: 474.
-Monthly R. 22, no. 1: 58.: Ecl. M. 146: 195.
- and Russia ; their Historical Relations. (0. S.
Straus) No. Am. 181: 237.
- Are they a Nation ? (T. Blackburn) Overland, n. s.
46: 181,
- Army, and Democracy. (J . S. Pettit) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 33¢ 1.
— - and Navy. (W. Fawcett) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I8:
480. 734.
- - Athletics in. (A. R. .Chaffee) Outing, 43¢ 707.
- - Brain of. (C. E. Latham) Munsey, 29¢ 900.
- - Brigading the. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 83: 27.
-—- —- The “ Color Line” in the. (Matthew F. Steele)
No. Am. 183: 1285,
- — Cost of the. Army & Navy Life, 8, no. 72 59.
- - Drunkenness in the. (H. Swift) J. Mil. Serv.
Inst. 30: 240,
— - Esprit de Corps in. (P. E. Traub) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst; 34: 181, —(J. P. Jervey) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
341 381-
- - Experience of. (C. D. Rhodes) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
36: 187.-(C. E. Hampton) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 36:
399-
- — Field Training for. (F. J . Kernan) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 38: 379.
- — General Staff. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 76: 125,
—(W. H. Carter) No. Am. I75: 558,
- - - A Year of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 79: 154.
- - How it is now organized. (F. E. LeuPP) World’s
Work, 6: 4007.
— - in I904. (S. B. M. Young) Munsey, 31¢ 96,
- - The Larger Training of the. (Capt. T. B. Mott)
Scrib. M. 39: 641.
- - Legal Status of Persons in the Military Service.
(E. G. Davis) Army & Navy Life, 9: 435.
— — Manoeuvres of the Regular, and Organized Mil-
itia, combined. (A. L. Wagner) J . Mil. Serv.
Inst. 36: 62.’ 4
- - Native Troops in New Possessions. (J . W. Ward)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 793.
- - The New. (O. G. Villard) Atlan. 89: 437.
— - Officers in, Compensation of. (W. R. Hamilton)
Army & Navy‘ Life, 9: 269.
- - Pay of our Soldiers as affecting Desertion and
Reiénlistment. (E. Anderson) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
331 33°.
- - Post-graduate Instruction in. (W. H. Carter)
Educa. R. 24: 433.
- — Promotion in. (J . H. Parker) Forum, 33: 151, —
Outl. 74¢ 782. -(O. G. Villard) Nation, 79: 25,
- - Real Enemies of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 74: 380.
- - Recruiting Service. (W. R. Hamilton) Army &
.Navy Life, 9! 593.
- -.- Regulations of. (J . Bigelow) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
301 243-
- - A Socialism in our Midst. (W. E. P. French)
Arena, 32: 32.
- - Staff Problems. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 76:
286.
—- Training of Cadets for. (E. S. Holden) J . Mil.
Serv. Inst. 34¢ 420. - (E. S. Holden) Army & Navy
Life, 9: 462.
- - Types and Traditions of the Old. (Z. R. Bliss)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 38: 120, 303, 517,
(C. E. Gillette) J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
37: 63.
666
UNITED smrns /
United States, Army; Utilization of Native Troops in
the Foreign Possessions.. (C. D. Rhodes; J . W.
Powell) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 30: 123. _
- - Will America profit by its Recent Military Les-
sons? (W. H. Carter) __No. Am. 174: 658. -'
- as Pan-American Receiver. (R. Ogden) Nation, 82:
66.
— as a Peacemaker. (E. Emory) World’s Work, 4:
2061,
- Attitude toward other American Powers. (F. B.
Loomis) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25¢ I9.
- Banking and Treasury System of. (J . H. Walker)
No. Am. I74: 329.
— Boundaries of, Gannett’s.
Hist. R. 7: 569.
- Bureau of Fisheries. Science, 11. s. 18: 476.
- Christian Resources of.‘ (C. W. Heisler) Luth. Q.
32: 415.
- Coast and Geodetic Survey. Science, 11. s. I 5: 264.
- - of Pacific Coast. (G. Davidson) Californian, I: 60.
— - Opportunities for Technically Trained Men in.
(J . F. Hayford) Technol. R. 5: 52.
- - Shall we dismember it ? Science, 11. s. 18: 474.
- - Work of. (O. H. Tittman) Nat. Geog. M. I 3: 1,
- (O. H. Tittman) Science, 11. s. 18: 33.—(E.
Marshall) World To-day, 10¢ 263.
— -- for 1904. Science, 11. s. 21¢
- Colonial Policy and the Tariff.
Pol. Econ. 11: 198,
- Colonies; Decisions of the Supreme Court on Cus-
toms Taxes. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 160,
— Commerce and Labor, Dept. of. (F. Emory)
World’s Work, 5: 3334.
- Commerce ; a German View of the American Peril.
(W. VVendlandt) No. Am. 174: 555.
- — in 1901. (F. Emory) Pop. Sci. Mo. 60: 529.
- - Oriental Trade a Menace to. (Wong Kai Kah)
No. Am. I78: 414,
- — Weather and Trade of 1901.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 61: 439.
— Commercial Expansion, Neglected Factor in our.
(A. Halstead) No. Am. 174: 20,
- - Will it continue ? (O. P. Austin) World’s Work,
4: 2451-
- Commercial Policy since the Civil War, Industrial
Causes of. (J . E. Conner) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci. 23: 43.
— -Earlier. (T. W. Page) J. Pol. Econ. 10: 161,
— Congress; is it Representative ? (S. J . Barrows)
No. Am. I77: 705.
- — Making Laws at Washington; Government by
the Hierarchy. (H. L. Nelson) Cent. 42: 169,
- - Thirty-first, 1849. (A. J . Harlan) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
15: 625,
- - Vital Questions before, 1904. (D. B. Henderson)
Everybody’s, I0: 3. _
- Constitution, Amendment of. (R. Ogden) Nation,
83: 500.
- - Amendments to.
- - - The Forgotten.
353-
- - - Proposed. (H. L. West) Forum, 33: 213,
- - and French Constitution of 1791 : a Comparison.
(C. H. Rammelkamp) So. Atlan. Q. 2: 56,
_- — and Religion. (S. Mendels) Green Bag, 14: 411,
- - Chief-Justice Clark on the Defects of. (G.
Smith) No. Am. 183: 845,
- - Compromisesof. (M. Farrand) Am. Hist. R. 9:
(F. H. Hodder) Am.
5.
(R. F. Hoxie) J.
(R. DeC. Ward)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 37: 201,
(O. G. Villard) Nation, 81:
479-
- - Defects in. (W. Clark) Indep. 61: 447.
- - Evolution on. (J . B. Leavitt) Arena, 30: 113,
- - 14th Amendment. (C. E. Chadsey) Univ. Colo.
Stud. 1: 197,
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United States, Constitution, 14th Amendment, and
Southern Representation. (J . W. Garner) So.
Atlan. Q. 4: 209,
- — - Judge Parker on. (R. Ogden) Nation, 77: 44.
- -French Influence on the Adoption of. (C. A.
Duniway) Am. Hist. R. 9: 304.
- - Innovations of Time on. (Goldwin Smith)
Monthly R. 15, no. 3: 74.=Ecl. M. 143: 337.1“-
Liv. Age, 242: 193.
- - Interpretation of. (J . Bascom) Yale R. 10: 350.
- - New Light on. (C. Becker) Nation, 78: 45,
- - Our Changing Constitution. (A. P. Dennis)
Atlan. 96: 525.
- —- Principles of.
- - The Rigid.
(M. Storey) M. of Hist. 4: 198.
(H. B. Higgins) Pol. Sci. Q. 20:
203.
- — A 16th Amendment. (C. W. Thomas) No. Am.
179: 402,
- — The Three Amendments to [13, 14, I5]. (J. Bas-
com) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 597.
- Constitutional History of ; what is it?
Thorpe) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 19: 259.
- Consular Service. (L. E. Van Norman) Chant. 35:
(F. N.
224,
- Continental Student on Affairs of. (Dr. E. Reich)
National, 43: 323,
-— Cost of Living in. (Mrs. Ruth K. Gardiner) Cornh.
'90: 181,
- Crime in, Cause of. (F. Bausman) Am. Law R. 38:
542-
- Defense, Economic Conditions for. (B. Adams)
Atlan. 91: 632.
- Departments, Business Methods in Administration
of. (H. B. Needham) I/Vorld To-day, 9: 1332.
- — Overhauling the Circumlocution Ofiice. (\V. M.
Daniels) Nation, 81: 112,
- Dependencies. Our New Interests.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 3: 76.
- Development of. (H. Davis) Indep. 56: I072.
- Diplomatic History, Formative Incidents in. (E. E.
Sparks) Chaut. 34: 381-588. 35: 30-235,
- Diplomatic Service. (L. E. Van Norman) Chaut.
35: 121,
- Economic History, Recent Changes in.
Noyes) Q. J. Econ. 19: 167,
- Economic Investigation in.
R, 12: 25.
(W. Reid)
(A. D.
(J . H. Hollander) Yale
— Education in, English Report on,- 1903. (Anna T.
Smith) Educa. R. 26: 402,
— Election, 1904, Issues of the Campaign. (S. W.
McCall and E. M. Shepard) Atlan. 94: 550.
— --A Political Forecast. (E. Pomeroy) Arena,
31: 569.
- - -A Symposium. (F. Parsons, C. V. Holman,
W. V. Allen, G. F. Washburn, G. E. Littlefield,
J . G. Wooley) Arena, 32: 291,
See Presidential Election.
- Expansion of, Austin on. (E. E. Sparks) Dial, 36':
261.
- Expansion of Credit in. Bank. M. (N. Y.) 65: 611.
- Expenditures of, Growth of. (C. J . Bullock) Pol.
Sci. Q. 18: 97.
- Exports, Apparent Decline of.
M. (Bost.) I6: 89.
- Finance, 1890-1900,
(O. P. Austin) Nat’l
(Jay Cooke) No.Am. I75: 577.
—- - The Government and the Banks. (J . H. Eckels)
No. Am. 177: 487.
— — Sinking Fund and the Public Debt. (H. S. Bou-
tell) Forum, 32: 704,
- Financial Afiairs in, 1902. Bank. M. (Lond.) 74:
500,
- Financial Outlook, 1903. (F. A. Cleveland) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 21: 280,
667
UNITED STATES
United States; Fish Commission. (C. H. Stevenson)
No. Am. 136: 593. '
— -— Marine Biological Laboratory of. Science, 11. s.
17: 676,
-— Fisheries, Bureau of. Planting Fish as a Business
Enterprise. (R. Bache) Outing, 47: 182,
- - What Uncle Sam does for Anglers. (G. R. Pres-
ton) Outing, 47: 243.
- Foreign Policy, Growth of. Ed. R. 203: 236.
- Foreign Trade of. (VV. L. Marvin) R. of Rs. (N. Y.)
32: 715. - (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. 5: 520.
— - and the Tariff. (H. Bolce) Booklover’s M. 6: 244,
- - Views of Washington Men on. (H. Bolce) Book-
lover’s M. 5: 769.
— Future of. (R. Barr) Idler, 27: 373.
- Geological Survey. Science, 11. s. 18: 126. - (F. H.
Newell) Technol. R. 4: 485.
-- and its Bearing upon Science. (J . C. Branner
and C. D. Walcott) Science, 11. s. 24: 722.
— -— Field Work of, for I902. Nat. Geog. M. 13: 322.
— - - for 1904. Science, n. s. 20: 119,
- - New Building for. Science, n. s. 23: 294.
— — in the Western States, Some Recent Work of.
Nature, 71: 450.
- - Summer Work of, 1903. Science, 11. s. 18: I37.
- - What it has done in 25 Years. Nat. Geog. M.
15: 365,
- - Work of. (H. F. Bain) Booklover’s M. 3: 201.
— German View of. (J. Bryce) Indep. 59: 119,
- Germany, Great Britain and. (J . WV. Burgess) Pol.
Sci. Q. 19: 1.
- Government, as a Home-maker. (H. Wright) World
To-day, I0: 156,
- - in the Chicago Strike of 1894. (Grover Cleveland)
Fortn. 82: 1.
— - More Costly. (F. J . Whiting) Nation, 78: 366,
——Scientific Work of. (S. P. Langley) Scrib. M.
35: 81,
— — Three Departments of, and their Relation to
each other. (C. E. Littlefield) Green Bag, 18: 72.
- Government Buildings, Supervision of. Am. Arch.
80: 99.
— Government Printing Ofice, Problem of Federal
Printing. (W. S. Rossiter) Atlan. 96: 331.
— Government Publications. (C. Abbe) Science, 11. s.
23: 669.
- Government Telegraph and Cable Lines.
Geog. M. 15: 490.
— Great Moral Upheaval in.
Cent. 59: 205.
- Har‘t’s Actual Government.
tion, 78: 253.
- History; American History from German Sources.
(J . G. Rosengarten) Lippinc. 70: 437.
- — Cambridge Modern History, vol. 7.
der) Dial, 36: 79.
—- - Chancellor and Hewes’s.
Dia1.37= 423-
- - Channing’s, vol. I.
Nat.
(C. A. G. Bridge) 19th
(A. G. Sedgwick) Na-
(F. H. Hod-
(St. G. L. Sioussat)
(St. G. L. Sioussat) Dial, 39:
83.
-- Civil War, Alexandria Quartermaster’s Depot
during the. (J . G. C. Lee) J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 39:
11,
- - — Andrew’s Railroad Raid. (J . Parrott and F.
C. Dougherty) McClure, 21: 498.
- - - as seen through Southern Glasses. (H. E.
Belin) Am. J. Sociol. 9: 259.
- - - Boys in the Union Army. (G. L. Kilmer)
Cent. 48: 269.
- — - Chesnut’s Diary from Dixie. (W. L. Fleming)
Dial, 38: 347.
- - — England and the War of Secession.
Smith) Atlan. 89: 303.
(Goldwin
UNITED STATES
United States, History; Civil War, Frenchman’s Diary
in. (A. Laugel) Nation, 75: 48, 66, 88, 108,
— —— — Gordon’s Reminiscences of. (A. A. Woodhull)
Nation, 78: 373.
— — —— in Retrospect. (W. H. Brawley) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 590,
—- — — Jay Cooke and the Financing of. (E. P. Ober-
holtzer) Cent. 51: 116,
-— -— — Last Days of Lee’s Army. (C. Marshall) Cent.
,41= 932-
—— — —— Memories of some Generals of.
ford) Lippinc. 76: 754, 77: 124,
— -— — My First Command and the Outbreak of the
War. (J. B. Gordon) Scrib. M. 33: 515.
—- —— — Oates on. (A. A. Woodhull) Nation, 81: 264.
— -— -— Personal Recollections of. (W. T. F itch)
Conserv. R. 5: 240,
-— — — Reminiscences of Generals. (S. H. Beckwith)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 562,
—- — —— Sketches of. (W. L. Fleming) M. of Hist. 1:
214. 274. 354-
-—- — — A Soldier of N o Battles. (R. Shackleton) Har-
per, III: 677.
—- — —- Subsistence Department in Alexandria, Va.,
and Vicinity, I861-65. (G. Bell) J_. Mil. Serv. Inst.
32 I85-
—— — —- Union and Confederate Forces.
hull) Nation, 80: 149,
—- -— -— What a Boy saw of. (Leighton Parks) Cent.
48: 258.
— — — Wilson’s Creek, 1861, Left of the Line of Bat-
tle at. (H. C. Wood) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 39: 341.
—— — Colonial Period, The Scientific Historian and.
(T. C. Smith) Atlan. 98: 702,
7 - Elson’s. (E. E. Sparks) Am. Hist. R. 10: 377.
-- —— Historic and Scenic Preservation in America.
(E. H. Hall) Chant. 371 284.
(Wimer Bed-
(A. A. Wood-
— -— Making of the United States. Quar. 201: 88,
-— —- Manuscript Sources for. (H. Putnam) No. Am.
178: 527.
— -— Revolution. Letter from a Committee of Mer-
chants in Philadelphia to the Committee of
Merchants in London, 1769. Pennsyl. M. 27: 84.
— -— — Military and Naval Losses. Pennsyl. M. 27:
176.
-—— — Southern Confederacy, Memories of its Beginning
and End. (L. W. Wright) McClure, 23: 451.
—— Hydrographic Office of. (W. H. H. Southerland)
Nat. Geog. M. 14: 61.
—- Ideals of America. (W. Wilson) Atlan. 90: 721.
— Impressions of. (S. Artiaga) Indep. 58: 1414,
-—- in European Prophecy. (T. J . Shahan) Cath. Univ.
Bull. 5: 424.
-— Industrial Position in the World.
Forum, 33: 316.
— Industries of. (O. P. Austin) Nat. Geog. M. 14: 301,
— —— Our Industrial Juggernaut. (J . Strong) No. Am.
183: 1030.
-— Interior Department, Work of. (W. H. De Lacy)
Cath. World, 79: 61.
-—- Is it prepared for War ? (F. L. Huidekop.er) No.
Am. 182: 161, 391,
-—- Is it a World Power ? (Ignotus) No. Am. 183: 1 107,
— Is the Republic passing? (B. 0. Flower) Arena,
301 449-
— Journey in, 1832.
34: 106,
— Judicature, A Century of.
Bag. I51 17-419-
— Land and Water of. (C. C. Adams) Nat. Geog. M.
14: 169,
-— The Land of Efiort. (Jane H. Findlater) National,
45: 975-
(H. Gannett)
(G- Billings) New Eng. M. n. s.
(Van V. Veeder) Green
668
UNITED STATES
United States; Land Laws, Plea for Repeal of the
Bad. (H. M. Martin) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I9: 442.
—~ Laws of, can be enforced against the States. No.
Am. 183: 1239,
— a Lesson to Europe.
Work, 9: 5645. .
— Losses by Fire in. Archit. R. 12: 165.
— Map of, on a Scale of 1-1,000,000. Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 37: 730.
(A. Leroy-Beaulieu) World’s
— Maps of, Base. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 36: 98.
— Marine Hospital Service. (W. Wyman) Science,
n. s. 18: 289.
— Military Academy. See West Point.
— Military Government in, Thomas on. (F. A. Ogg)
Dial, 38: 151.
— Mineral Resources of. (C. Kirchhoff) Nat. Geog.
M. 14: 331.
—- Monetary Disturbance in, Nov., 1902. (F. A. Cleve-
land) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 20: 493.
- Most Prosperous Period in our History. (R. H. Ed-
monds) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 34: 677.
—National Administration of, Fairlie on. (D. Y.
Thomas) Dial, 39: 12.
—— National Feeling in, Growth of. (A. J . Mahan)
World’s Work, 3: I763.
-— National Museum. Science, 11. s. 17: 556. —-(R. I.
Geare) New Eng. M. n. s. 29: 496.
— National Parks. (J . Muir) N at’l M. (Bost.) I 5: 533.
— Nationality in, Evolution of. (St. G. L. Sioussat)
Dial, 41: 159.
— Naval Academy, In Defense of. (P. Benjamin)
Indep. 54: 2743.
— — The New. (R. Wainwright) World’s Work, 4:
2269,
See Annapolis.
— Naval and Military Manoeuvres of. (C. S. Clark)
Un. Serv. M. 26: 123.
— Naval Defense Problem. (J . C. O’Laughlin) Nat’l ~
M. (Bost.) 17: 133.
—— Naval Observatory.
11: 57.
-— Naval Policy. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 79: 454.
—Navy. No. Am. 182: 321.—-(P. A. Hislam) Un.
Serv. M. 34: 16.—(E. O. Sawyer, jr.) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 430. 3
—— — Admirals and Captains for. (Park Benjamin)
Indep. 58: 201,
— — America Mistress of the Seas.
No. Am. 175: 544.
— — America’s Bid for Naval Supremacy.
Hurd) I9th Cent. 52: 893.
—- — and the Barbary Corsairs, Allen’s. (C. F. Good-
rich) Nation, 80: 420,
—- — and Peace. (G. G. Wilson) Outl. 75: 500.
— — as a Business Organization. (O. G. Villard) Na-
tion, 80: 347.
—-— Beginning of. (P. A. Hislam) Army & Navy
Life, 9: 623.—-— (P. A. Hislam)Un. Serv. M. 33:
602.—-(J. R. Spears) Harper, 108: 87,
— -— Bibliography of. (Agnes C. Doyle) Nation, 83:
436-
— — Continuous Building Programme needed for.
(H. Reuterdahl) Outl. 79: 485.
— — Efficiency of Engineering Personnel in. Engin.
,_ M. 31: 1.
— — Engineering Conditions in. (O. G. Villard) Na-
tion, SI: 70. '
— — Extent to which it should be increased. (F.
Rodgers) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: 137,
—— — General Staff for. Nation, 78: 42.——(P. Benja-
min) Indep. 56: 201,
— —- Great Need of. (F. E. Chadwick) Munsey, 33:
643.
(W. W. Payne) Pop. Astron.
(R. P. Hobson)
(A. S.
UNITED STATES
United States; Navy, Greatest Need of .
No. Am. 175: 388.
—- — Growth of. (C. O. Paullin) Army & Navy Life,
9: 283. —(C. O. Paullin) Un. Serv. M. 33: 233.
— — Guns of, Discrediting of. (P. Benjamin) Indep.
(R. C. Smith)
56: 609. .
— — Imprisonment in. (G. F. Ormsby) Am. Law R.
37: 696.
—— — in California. (R. S. Bollard) Calif. M. 1: 293.
— — in Review. (J. B. Connolly) Scrib. M. 40: 659.
—— —-— Is it getting a “Square Deal”? (P. Benjamin)
Indep. 60: 1036,
— — its Strategic Disposition.
Cassier, 24: 375.
—- —— J . P. Jones and the First Triumphs of. (C. H.
Lincoln) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 32: 35.
(J . C. O’Laughlin)
— — Line and Staff Squabble in. (O. G. Villard)
Nation, 79: 431.
—-— -—- Naval Engineer of the Future. (W. M. McFar-
land) Engin. M. 23: 813.
— — Needs of. (W. H. Bechler) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol.
Sci, 26: 161.
—— —- The New. (W. H. White) No. Am. 178: 820, —
(J. D. Long) Outl. 73: 45. 75: 358. — (G. W.
Melville) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 752 561. —(J. D. Long)
Outl. 72: 489, 833. —(T. Williams) Atlan. go:
383.
—— —— Long on. Ath. ’04, I1 585. —Nation, 78: 52.
~—- —— — Our Modern Blue-jacket. (R. F. Zogbaum)
Cent. 473 90. ,
—- —- Oflicers of. (O. G. Villard) Nation, 75: 375.
—- —— How to provide. (P. Benjamin) Indep. 54:
2804.
— — Oldest Ship in. (G. R. Miller) Munsey, 33: 304.
— — on the Pacific Coast, 1847. (J . B. Montgomery)
J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 709.
— -— on the Pacific Coast, 1847. J . Mil. Serv. Inst.
321 247-
— —— Organization of, and the Personnel Law of 1899.
(G. W. Melville) Cassier, 30: 245
-— — Our Actual Naval Strength.
No. Am. 176: 376.
—- — A Plea for an Engineer Corps in the Navy. (S. B.
Luce) No. Am. 182: 74.
— — A Plea for Steammanship in the.
Wilmot) No. Am. I82: 875.
—— — Promotions in. (O. O. Villard) Nation, 81: 71,
— — Rear—Admiral G. W. Melville, U. S., and Applied
Science in Construction of the New Fleet. (R. H.
Thurston) Pop. Sci. Mo. 64: 183.
— — The Scientific Work of. (C. M. Chester) Cassier,
26: 62.
— — Secret of our Naval Strength. (L. L. Driggs)
Munsey, 26: 879.
—- —Shall it be increased? (J. D. Long) Indep. 58!
639.
— — Some Neglected Naval Lessons of the Spanish
War. No. Am. 174: 338.
1G. W. Melville)
(S. Eardley-
—— — Strength of. (G. W. Melville) J . Frankl. Inst.
I58: 209,
-— — Uncle Sam’s Seven Navies. (S. E. Moffett) Mun-
sey, 33: I03-
— — We need Battleships. (F. Palmer) Coll. W. 34,
no. 18: 22,
—— - What it needs. Nation, 81 : 516,
—- —-— Who are the Dreamers ? (R. Ogden) Nation, 76:
146. ‘
——- — With the Attacking Fleet; a story of the War
Game. (J . Barnes) Outl. 72: 322.
—— Navy Department, The. (A. T. Mahan) Scrib. M.
33‘ 567-
- —— Opportunities for Technically Trained Men in.
(F. A. Hunnewell) Technol. R. 51 180.
669
UNITED STATES
United States, New Militia Law of. (C. S. Clark) Un.
Serv. M. 28: 593, .
— New Possessions and the English Language. (G. D.
Broomell) Indep. 54: 2242,
— Opportunity of. (A. Carnegie) No. Am. 174: 606,
— A Parsimonious Employer. (T. L. James) No. Am.
182: 266.
— Politics in. (E. Pomeroy) Arena, 28: 66.
— — The Coming Radical Party in America.
Low) Monthly R. 17, no, 1: 106.
—— — The Coming Realignment. (J . A. Edgerton) In-
den 591 359-
— — in 1904; the Nation’s Parting of the Ways.
Olney) Harv. Grad. M. 13: 48.
— — A New Departure in. (H. H. Bowen) Contemp.
89: 218,
— Population; Weak Spot in the Republic. (J . Weston)
19th Cent. 52: 905. i
— Position among the Nations. (Seth Low) Ann. Am.
Acad. Pol. Sci. 26: I.
— Post-ofiice Department; Aid which it might ren-
der to Commerce. (J . B. Walker) Cosmopol. 36:
no p.
— — Telegraph Private Line in Ofiice of 4th Assistant
Postmaster-general. (W. Melville) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
23: 631.
—Presidential Election. (F. C. Howe) Indep. R. 43
589.
— Primacy of, among the Nations.
Sewanee, I2: 231,
—- Public Debt. (0. P. Austin) No. Am. 1752 566.
-— Public Documents and their Catalogs. (Edith E.
Clarke) Lib. J. 312 317.
-— — a Disinterested Publisher.
28: 461,
— — Distribution and Selection of.
Lib. J. 27: 936.
— Public Lands for Home Seekers.
M. (Bost.) I6: 698,
— The Republic, and the Dominion. (F. B. Tracy) N 0.
Am. 177: 578.
(A. M.
(R.
(C. W. Turner)
(M. T. Earle) Lamp,
(L. C. Ferrell)
(P. Gibson) Nat’l
— — in 1904. (W. J . Hendrick) Arena, 30: 598.
——Republic of America. (J . P. Dolliver) Indep. 54:
I574. .
-— Scenery; Historic and Scenic Preservation in
America. (E. H. Hall) Chaut. 37: 284.
——Senate, Representative Inequality of. (S. Baxter)
No. Am. 177: 897.
— Soil and Products of.
M. 14: 263.
— Strength of the Republic.
25: 1,
— Superintendent of Documents, Work of the Ofiice
of. Lib. J. 27: 936.
-— Supreme Court. (D. J . Brewer) Scrib. M. 33: 273.
— — and its Influence on History. (F. T. Hill) Apple-
ton’s M. 8: 9.
— —— Appointments to the.
18: 657,
— Tenth Decade of. (W. G. Brown) Atlan. 952 577,
766. 96: 31-760, 97: 465.
— Territorial Expansion of. (J . B. Moore) Harper,
110: 863.
— Topographic Atlas, Work on. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull.
36: 676.
— Topographic Surveys of, in 1905. Am. Geog. Soc.
Bull. 38: 16.
—— Trade of, Foreign, Meaning of Recent Expansion of.
(B. Adams) Am. Econ. Assoc. 3d ser. 3: 80.
— Trade with Cuba and the Philippines. (C. R. Ed-
wards) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 191 370.
-— Trade with Hawaii and Porto Rico. (O. P. Aus-
(H. W. Wiley) Nat. Geog.
(W. Reid) Educa. R.
(J . Schouler) Green Bag,

tin) Ann. -Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 191 377.
UNITED STATES
United States; Trade Extension. (G. B. Cortelyou)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: I.
— Treasury of. (F. A. Vanderlip) Scrib. M. 33: 400.
—-— and the Money Market. (C. A. Conant) R. of
Rs. (N.Y.) 27: 75.
— Treasury Department.
R. 6: 37.
— Twenty Years of the Republic, 1885-1905. (H. T.
Peck) Bookman, 20: 422, 519. 21: 31, 142, 293.
22: 39-587. 23: 153-388.
— Two English Viewpoints of, 1796-1396. (S. G. Mor-
rison) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 728.
—-vs. Spain. (J. Cadby) J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 352 406.
36= 305-
—- War of 1812, British Operations in 1814-15. (Archi-
bald Forbes) Cosmopol. 38: 577. ‘
—— War Department, Administration of Civil Govern-
ment by. (C. E. Magoon) Scrib. M. 34: 85.
—- —— Change in. Outl. 75: II.
— — Military Administration by.
Scrib. M. 33: 661,
-— Wealth of, Who owns ? (S. S. Pratt) World’s Work,
73 4259-
— Weather Bureau, and Recent Floods. (H. C. Frank-
enfield) Nat. Geog. M. I4: 285.
— — its Various Activities in Saving Life and Prop-
erty. (G. H. Grosvenor) Cent. 48: 161,
—— Western Empire, Knights and Barons of our. ‘ (J .
L. Cowan) Overland, n. s. 48: 251, .
— When Uncle Sam plays War. (Helen F. Sanders)
Overland, n. s. 48: 259.
—-— Wilson’s History of the American People. (F. J .
Turner) Am. Hist. R. 82 76Z.—-(G. M. Harper)
Bk. Buyer, 251 589. —(G. L. Beer) Critic, 42:
2
(J . E. Woodwell) Technol.
(W. H. Carter)
17 .
United States Shipbuilding Co. ' (H. W. Lanier)
World’s Work, 7: 4444,
United States Steel Corporation. (G. E..Walsh) Cas-
sier, 24: 346. '
— Bond Conversion, Later History of.
ley) Q. J. Econ. 19: 316.
—Bondsof. (H. L. Wilgus) Q. J. Econ. 17: 501.-—-
(E. S. Meade) Q. J. Econ. 18: 221, -
— Capitalization of. (E. S. Meade) Q. J . Econ. 16:
214,
— — Meade on. (G. C.Selden) Q.J. Econ. 16: 451. —
(A. D. Noyes) Nation, 74: 204.
— Dividend of. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 77: 294.
— Finances of. (A. D. Noyes) Nation, 74: 283.— (R.
S. Minot) Nation, 77: 319,
— Story of the World’s Largest Corporation.
Walker) Cosmopol. 35: 685. 36: 120,
United States Uniform Abroad. (F. Morris) Army &
Navy Life, 9, no. 22 50.
United States of Europe.
(W. Z. Rip-
(J. B.
(E. Crawford) Fortn. 80:
992-
United Verde Copper Co. Mine, Jerome, Arizona.
(Sharlot M. Hall) Out West, 25: 3.
United Workman, The; a story. (A. B. Paine) Cent.
45= 657-
Unity of Belief, The Search for. (F. Hammond) Int.
J . Ethics, 13: 466. ,
— of the World. (A. H. Bradford) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
2: 227,
—— Problem of, and the Noetic Power of the Heart.
(H. B. Mitchell) Monist, I 5! 587.
Universal Brotherhood School, Point Loma, Cal.
F. Lummis) Out West, 18: 35. ,
Universal Library, The Proposed. Pub. Lib. I0: 129,
Universal Service, The Educational Value of. (N.
Bellairs) Un. Serv. M. 292 261. .
Universals, Metaphysical Status of. (W. H. Sheldon)
Philos. R. 14; :95.
(C.
670
UNIVERSITIES
Universe, The, and Beyond. (C. J . Keyser) Hibbert
J . 3: 300.
— as an Organism. (S. Newcomb) Science, n. s. 17:
121. -
-— Extent of the. (S. Newcomb) Harper, I09: 795.
— Has it an Intelligent Background and Purpose ?
(J . H. Hyslop) Internat. J. Ethics, 14: 419.
— Is it limited ? (VV. H. S. Monck) Knowl. 26: I 32.
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— Making of the. (J . H. Freese) Cent. 43: zoo.
—— Material, The End of. (Jacob Cooper) Ref. Ch. R.
s<>= 536. -
- Newcomb’s Study of.
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-— Problem of. (S. Newcomb) Internat. Mo. 5: 394.
— Problems of, The New. (S. Newcomb) Harper,
107: 872.
— Riddle of. (A. W. Roberts) Chamb. J. 79: 705.
— Shape of. (H. Macpherson, jr.) Pop. Astron. I4:
385- .
—- A Theory of. (T. F. Moses) N. Church R. 12: 240.
— Weight of Interstellar Medium Greater than that of
> Stars. (A. von Brandis) Pop. Astron. I4: I62.
Universities, American, and German. (H. W. Die-
drich) Science, 11. s. 201 I 57.
— —.- Extreme Expansion of the Course of Study in.
(W. L. Bryan) Educa. R. 31: 135.
—— — Government in. (A. S. Draper) Educa. R. 28:
228,
—-— — Material vs. Intellectual Development of. (A.
G. Mayer) Science, n. s. 20: 44. '
— — Personal Notes among. (P. Bigelow) Indep. 54:
672,
— — Some Characteristics of. (H. R. Reichel) Nature,
7 31 44-
— —— their Resemblances and Differences.
Eliot) Educa. R. 31:
(W. G. Cady) Science, 11. s.
(C. W.
l09.=Science, n. s. 22:
769.
—— and Business Methods. (J . McK. Cattell) Indep.
59¢ 1'14-
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Am. 176: 31.
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— and the Public. (A. Lewis) Arena, 27: I57.
— and the State. Nature, 70: 271.
— The Earliest, and the Latest. (W. Petersen) Univ.
of Chic. Rec. IO: 1,
—— Eastern and Western. (E. B. Andrews) Indep. 57:
673.
—- English, and Russia. (N. W. Clayton) Longm. 43:
37-
- — Finances of. (A. T. S. Goodrich) Blackw. I72:
4
35-
Making of New. (Sidney Webb) Cornh. 87: 530.
— —— The New. (D. Hall) Outl. 83: 979.
— —— State Support for. Educa. R. 28: 208,
— German, Students at. (J . F. Crowell) Science, n. s.
19: 594-
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— — Statistics of Students. Science, n. s. 22: 769,
— Gifts to ; Dubious Wealth and Academic Ideals.
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— in France, Popular. (H. Mackenzie) Temp. Bar,
126: 98. -
— in relation to Research. (J . London) Science, n. s.
15: 1001.:-Nature, 66: 358,
— Influence of, upon Historical Writing.
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-- Influence of Brain Power on History. (Sir N. Lock-
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— Irish, Question of. Quar. I97: 569. — (S. Gwynn)
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Universities, Modern Needs in. (Andrew Carnegie)
Nature, 74: 648.
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— Shall Artists be trained in? (H. R. Marshall)
Scrib. M. 33: 253.
— Southern. (E. Mims) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 22:
261,
— State. Atlan. 89: 536. —— (W. S. Harwood) Scrib. M.
341' 481-
—— —— and Research. (T. C. Chamberlain) Science, 11. s.
20: 161,
—. — Function of. (E. J. James) Science, 11. s. 22:
609,
— — Religious Situation in. (W. A. Scott) Bib. World,
26: 20,
— —Salaries in. (C. W. Foulk and R. F. Earhart
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— Voice of the Scholar. (D. S. Jordan) Atlan. 92: 32.
University, The, and the Continuation School. (W.
L. Hervey) Chaut. 41: 251,
—— and Democracy. (W. R. Harper) Calif. Univ. Chron.
2: 67.
— and Industrial Discipline and Methods. (F. W. Tay-
lor) Science, 11. s. 241 577.
-—— and the Graduates. ( . G. Eells) Calif. Univ.
Chron. 7: 223.
— and tits Relation to Modern Life.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 1: 201,
— and its Relation to the State. (W. E. Ritter) Calif.
Univ. Chron. II 97. '
—— and Modern Life. (Nicholas M. Butler) Educa. R.
(A. R. Forsyth)
(E. J . James)
28= 394-
-— and the State. (E. S. Jaynes) Univ. of Tenn. Rec.
1: 29'.
—- and this Teacher. (J . L. Spalding) Univ. of Chic.
Rec. 4: 141.
—— and the World’s Great Workshop. (J . A. Brashear)
Science, n. s. 24: 641.
—At the. Blackw. I77: 351.:Liv. Age, 245: 231.
IEcl. M. 144: 823,
—— The Church and the.
Chic. Rec. 2: 129,
—— Functions of a, in a Commercial Centre. (H. Rash-
dall) Econ. R. 12: 60,
— The Girl at the. (A. S. Mayhew) Wis. Alum. M.
(J. H. Vincent) Univ. of
s= 341. .
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-— Impress‘of the. (H. T. Peck) Colum. Univ. Q. 6: 1,
— in the Modern State, Sir O. Lodge on. Nature, 67:
I93. 433- 68= 25. 241. 357.
- Launching of a. (D. C. Gilman) Scrib. M. 31: 327,
—- Life at a. Blackw. 177: 351.
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—— Northern, Movement for a ; Liverpool, Leeds, Shef-
field. (T. Baines) National, 46: 1084,
— Observations in a Big. (E. K. Tompkins) Nation,
67: 67, 88,
-— Present Problems of the.
28: 478.
—— Service of Science to the, and the Response of the
University. (H. S. Pritchett) Univ. of Chic. Rec.
(E. D. Perry) Educa. R.
7: 31.
-—— Shall it become a Business Corporation ? (H. S.
Pritchett) Atlan. 96: 289.
—- Should it be Central Jiuthority in School System ?
(A. F. Lange) Calif Univ. Chron. 2: 180.
—— The State vs. the. (C. C. Stratton) Californian, 3:
457.
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11. s. 23: 529.
— True Functions of a Great. (G. T. Ladd) Forum,
33: 33-
——True Idea of. (J. Le Conte) Calif. Univ. Chron.
1 . 3.
— Undergraduate and the. (E. A. Birge) Wis. Alum.
M. 4: 321.
-—What is a? (W. F. Lord) 19th Cent. 55: 467. —
(E. R. Sill) Californian, 3: 452,
University of California, The. (E. E. Brown) Land of
Sun. 12: 9.—(V. Henderson) Overland, n. s. 40:
312, '
— and the Accrediting of Secondary Schools.
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— and its Future. (B. I. Wheeler) Land of Sun. 12: 4.
— Dramatics at. (O. Birdsall) Overland, n. s. 44:
207,
— Greek Amphitheater. (N. V. De Sanchez) Out
West, 202 2I.—(C. G. Fisk) Overland, n. s. 43:
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— Hearst Architectural Competition, Jurors’ Visit.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 277.
— Record of I901. (V. Henderson) Calif. Univ. Chron.
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— True History of the Founding of.
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University of Chicago. (H. P. Judson) Munsey, 34:
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,— Decennial Publications. (E. Parsons) Dial, 3 5: 88.
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University of Edinburgh, New Physical and Engineer-
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University of Illinois. (S. S. Colvin) New Eng. M. n. s.
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University of London. Church Q. 58: 414.
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University of Pennsylvania, Astronomical Observa-
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— Houston Hall. (H. W. Tyler) Technol. R. 2: 110.
University of Southern California. (G. W. VVhite)
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University of Texas and its New President.
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— Establishment of. (O. M. Roberts) Texas Hist.
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University of Virginia, The. (T. N. Page) Scrib. M.
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University Administration. (E. B. Andrews) Educa.
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University Barge Club of Philadelphia, Early Years
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University Building. (D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 61:
(L. J.
(C. S. Haley) Over-
(S. L. Lupton)
(H.
(E. J.
(G. P.
330-
University Club of Milwaukee. (G. P. Robinson) Wis.
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University Competition for Graduate Students. Sci-
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University Constituencies and Unionists in England.
Sat. R. 101: 163.
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61: 396. 69: 385.-—(J. M. Cattell) Science, n. s.
23: 475- .
University Development, American, Direction of. (A.
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University Education and National Life. (R. C. J ebb)
Nature, 72: 545. =Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 647.
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(E. Thomas O’Dwyer) Dub. R. 138: 343.
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University Extension. (J . A. R. Marriott) Indep. R.
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— for Catholics. (J . H. McMahon) Cath. Univ. Bull.
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—— in England. Acad. 66: 108, 256. -—(H. M. Stephens)
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University Extension Methods, an Aid to Libraries.
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University Government. (J . M. Stillman) Science, 11. s.
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University Graduates, Statistics of. (J . H. Parmelee)
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University Ideals. (W. C. Lawton) Nation, 77: 319.
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University Investigator, to what Extent should he be
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University Labor Union, A.
131.
University Library, Student Circulation in a.
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University Life, (British) Empire and. Nature, 72:
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— Ethical Influences in.
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University Magazines, Early. Acad. 69: 980.
University Presidency. (A. S. Draper) Atlan. 97: 34.
University President, The. (W. N. Stearns) Forum,
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University Professors, American Method of Appoint-
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University Questions concerning the Common Schools.
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University Reform. (I. Flagg) Calif. Univ. Chron. 2:
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— in India. Quar. I97: 234.
University Registration Statistics. (G. B. Germann)
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University Representation in Parliament. Spec. 90:
(A. F. Irvine) Outl. 82:
(T. W.
(C. H. Toy) Internat. J.
79-
University Salaries ; what the University loses by un-
derpaying. (E. H. Pope) Educa. R. 31: 5 5.
University Settlement, Wisconsin. (H. H. Jacobs)
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See Settlements.
University Spirit. (T. P. Bailey, jr.) Calif. Univ.
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University Studies, Upper Division.
Calif. Univ. Chron. 8: 151.
University Tendencies in America. (D. S. Jordan)
Calif. Univ. Chron. 6: 4. = Pop. Sci. Mo. 63: 141,
University Training, American. (W. Kuchler) Educa.
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—- and the Doctoral Degree.
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University Training for Business Men.
Educa. R. 29: 217.
University’s Duty to the State.
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Unknown, The; a story.
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Unknown God, The. (H. B. M. Watson) Indep. R. 7:
(S. N. Patten)
(G. C. Pardee) Calif.
(H. R. Durant) McClure,
414-
Unknown Quantity, An. (K. F. Hills) Temp. Bar,
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Unlucky Alibi, An. (E. Flower) Cosmopol. 40: 719.
Unlucky Children. (H. A. Rose) Folk-Lore, 13: 63.
Unlucky Strike, The. (R. Greene) Ecl. M. 147: 273.
Unmanifested Destiny; a story. (E. R. White) Har-
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Unopened Letter; a story. (Mary S. Lewis) Cosmo-
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Unpardonable Sin, The; a story. (E. Fawcett) Mun-
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Unprepared, The. (Alice D. Miller) Scrib. M. 352 358.
Unpublished Author, An. (E. Thomas) Atlan. 90: 834,
Unreal Reality, An; a Tale ofthe Desert. (L. M.
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Unrecorded Incident, An.
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Unregenerated, The; a Story of the Virginia Blue
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Ridge. (L. Denison) Everybody’s, 7: 440.
Unremembering June; a story. (A. M. Roach) Har-
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Unromantic Affair, An. (E. R. Matheson) Idler, 26:
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Unskilled Laborer, An; a story.
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Untold Tale, The.
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(M. K. Champion)
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Unwilling Delilah, An. (E. M. Tybout) Lippinc. 72:
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Up above the World so High; a story. (A. S. Pier)
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“ Up Baldwin’s Crick.” (M. E. Benson) New Eng. M.
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Up in the Clouds with the Crooked Steel. (W. D.
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Up the River of Glass. (E. S. Babcock) Outing, 47: 206.
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Upanishads, Kingdom of Heaven and the. (C. John-
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Uplifting 17,000 Employees. (L. Lewis) World’s
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Upsala, University of. (C. F. Thwing) Harper, 108: 790.
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Utah, Colossal Bridges of.
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Variation in Man and Woman. (H. Ellis) Pop. Sci.
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(J . T. Murphy) Cath.
(C. H. Has-
I942-
Vatican Sermon, A. (Booth Tarkington) Harper, I09:
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Vaudeville. (Hartley Davis) Everybody’s, I 3! 231.
Vaudeville Romance, A; a story. (M. C. Crowley)
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Vaughan, Father Bernard, Open Letter to.
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Veblen’s Theory of Business Enterprise.
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Vedantas, Philosophy of the. (C. Johnston) Open
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(A. D. Selby) Sci-
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Veil of Illusion, The; a story. (D. Kennicutt) Over-
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Veiled Lady of Stamboul, The; a story. (F. H.
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Velasco, Old Mexican Fort at.
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Velasquez, Diego R. de Silva.
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—— A Lost. Chamb. J . 83: 508.
— Portrait of Philip IV. of Spain.
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— —- lost to England. (D. S. MacCol1) Sat. R. 101:
(L. B.
(A. B. Looscan) Texas
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(C. Phillips) Art J .
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Vellore, The Mutiny at, July, 1806. Monthly R. 24,
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Venereal Diseases, in the Law of Marriage and Di-
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——Should the Public be enlightened as to ? (L. B.
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Venetian Art, Pageantry of. Acad. 692 713.
Venetian Diplomacy at the Sublime Porte during the
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Venetian Night’s Entertainment, A. (Edith VVharton)
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Venetia’s Child. (M. Maartens) Scrib. M. 37: 165,
Venezuela, Afifair of, Aftermath of the. (E. Maxey)
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-— — and the Monroe Doctrine. (A J effersonian Demo-
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—— and the Anglo-German Blockade. Sat. R. 94: 728.
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499-
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— Anglo-German Intervention in.
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—— The Attack on. (E. Maxey) Arena, 29: 113.
—— Battle of San Cristobal. (C. Brandt) Indep. 54:
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-—- Coercion of. (R. Ogden) Nation, 75: 474.
— The Country and its Political Evils. (G. M. L.
Brown) Canad. M. 25: 35.
-— Critical State of. (G. M. L. Brown) World’s Work,
9: 5983-
- The Diplomats in Charge.
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-- An Envoy to. (C. M. L. Brown) Canad. M. 26: 433.
—— Great Questions out of the Trouble. (J . C. O’Laugh-
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— Imbroglio about. (S. Brooks) Fortn. 792 247.
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— in 1897 and 1902. (R. Ogden) Nation, 751 457.
— in 1902, and International Law. (T. S. Woolsey)
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— Industrial and Commercial Outlook in.
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— The Land of Stand-still. (J . Barnes) Outl. 74: 5 5.
—— A Month in Curacao. (G. M. L. Brown) Canad. M.
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-— A Nation in Transition.
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(J . C. O’Laughlin) In-
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—- A Prematurely Old Nation-; by a Venezuelan. Outl.
— PZZQ. Céafstro at Bay. (J . C. O’Laughlin) Indep. 55:
- Trulzh about. (0. A. Williams) W01-1d To-day, 9:
VenZ;171ela Case, The. (T. E. Holland) Law Q. 19: I 33.
— The Award. (W. McVeagh; H. Davis) Indep. 56:
487.
— Decision at the Hague. (E. Maxey) Arena, 31: 583.
676
VENTILATING
Venezuela Case; Facts and Law. (R. Dillon) Am.
Law R. 382 648. _
Venezuelan Politics, A Glimpse at. (J . Barnes) Outl.
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“ Vengeance,” British Privateer in the Amer. Revo-
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Venice. (A. Lymans) Am. Arch. 85: 87.
— and its Story. (T. Okey) Monthly R. I 5, no. 2: 25.
— Armenian Monastery in. (M. M. Patrick) New Eng.
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— Artist Life in. (H. Pennington) Cent. 42: 83 5.
—— as a Painting Ground. (R. Barratt) M. of Art, 272
556-
— at the Sublime Porte. Ed. R. 203: 387. = Ecl. M.
147: 21,
—- Ave Venezia atque Vale. (E. Hutton) Blackw.
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— Bridges and Street Names in. (E. C. Vansittart)
Antiq. n. s. 42: 338.
—— Campanile of S. Mark. (E. Hutton) Blackw. I72:
387.—(L. E. Bertini) Brush & P. II1 25.——(H.
Meren) Am. Arch. 78: 20. —(G. H. Palmer) M. of
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-— — Fall of. (Alfredo Melani) Am. Arch. 77 1 46. —-
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— — — Cause of. (P. Saccardo) Archit. Rec. 12: 72 3.
— (A. Robertson) Am. Arch. 77: 61.
——Rebuilding of. (J. W. Mario) Nation, 75: 302.
— (A. S. Atkinson) Archit. Rec. 19: 223.
— Doves of St. Mark’s. (Katherine E. Thomas) Over-
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— Exhibition at, 190 5. (A. S. Covey) Studio (Internat.)
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— Fifth International Art Exhibition in.
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—- the Home of the Gondolier.
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— in Recent Fiction.
574-
— International Art Exhibit. (F. Collins) Brush &
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— Legends and Pageant of.
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-— Le Sidaner’s. (C. Campbell) Art J . 58: I45.
—- Marciana Library at. (Alethea Wiel) Acad. 70:
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— McClellan’s Oligarchy of. (W. R. Thayer) Nation,
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(Alfredo
(E. Waters) Canad.
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— St. Mark’s. Am. Arch. 88: I19,
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—— Sensations concerning. (A. Symons) Sat. R. 98: I70,
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—-— The Waters of. (A. Symons) Scrib. M. 39: 385.
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Venison, Cheap. Spec. 95: 283.
Ventilating, Heating, and Lighting. (E. C. Holtzoper)
Ctry Life Am. 9: 328. '
—- N. Y. Public Schools. (F. G. McCann) Am. Arch.
89: 91.
Ventilating Cowls, Experiments on. (W. N. Shaw)
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Ventilating Machinery, Colliery. (C. M. Percy) Cas-
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VENTILATION
Ventilation. (C. L. Hubbard) Am. Arch. 871 3.
— Plenum System of. (Wm. Henman) Am. Arch. 85: 3.
—— Pullman Ventilator. (J . M. Chapple) Nat’l M.
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See also Heating and Ventilation.
Ventnor, Isle of Wight. (J . Eyre) Idler, 21: 172.
Ventura County, California. (H. H. Barry) Out West,
17: 789.
Venus, Planet. (E. V. Heward) Macmil. 88: 131.
— Crescent of, Visibility of. (T. H. Astbury) Knowl.
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— Rotation Period of, Spectroscopic Investigation of.
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Vera ; a story. (A. T. Edmund) Cath. World, 80: 200,
Vera Cruz, Mexico. (A. Inkersley) Calif. M. 5: 571.
—— New Port of. Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 35: 291.
— Past and Present. (G. F. Paul) New Eng. M. n. s.
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Veracity, Law of. (G. Campbell) Bib. Sac. 611 366.
Veranda, The Grand. (C. F. Lummis) Land of Sun.
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— In Lieu of a. (J. W. Dow) Archit. R. 9: 133.
Verandas, Porches, etc. (W. W. Kent) Ctry Life Am.
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Verbiest, Father, Missionary and Mandarin. (K.
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Verdagner, Jacinto. Acad. 63: 4. —With portraits.
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Verdi, Giuseppe, with portrait and bibliography.
Mast. in Music, 2: pt. 7.
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— Visetti’s Life of. (J . F. Runciman) Sat. R. 100: 715,
Verdict “ Not proven.” (Lord Moncrieff) Blackw. I79:
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'-=Liv. Age, 239: _233.
Vereeniging, The Peace of.
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VESUVIUS
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VESUVIUS
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VIENNA
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Vienna, Congress of, 1814-15,
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Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra plays in London. (H.
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(A. Fournier) Internat.
VIERGE
Vierge, Daniel. (E. C. Wells) Brush & P. 14: 201. -
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Viking Ship found at Oseberg. (S. C. Hammer and
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VIRGIL
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— The Poet of Vagabondia.
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Vinci, Leonardo da. Acad. 64: 159. — (C. J . Holmes)
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— and the Staircase at Blois. (K. Cox) Nation, 76:
(R. Phillips) Bk. Buyer,
519-
— as a Hydraulic Engineer. Nature, 671 440.
— Forerunner of Modern Science. (E. Schoen) Crafts-
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Vindication of Mr. Bilks, The. (Hugh Pendexter)
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Vindication of Jared Hargot. (P. L. Dunbar) Lippinc.
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Vine, Rev. C. H., and his Work. (C. Ray) Sund. M.
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Violet, The, as a Business.
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Violin on Freestone, The; a story. (E. Boltwood)
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Violin Makers, British, Morris on. Ath. ’04, I: 505.
Violinists, Two Great : Fritz Kreisler, Eugene Ysaye.
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Violins, Famous, and their Makers.
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Virchow, Rudolf. Sat. R. 941 324. — (S. Wilks)
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With portrait. (T. J . McCormack) Open Court,
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(J. W. Thompson) Am. J.
VIRGIL
Virgil; in Virgil’s Italy. (Frank J . Miller) Chant. 34:
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(W. F. Nor-
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(R. D. Shaw) Eng. Hist.
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Visions of Gottfried, the Herdboy.
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(K. Bogue) Good
680
VOICE
(R. M. Gilchrist) Idler, 29: 552.
(L. E. Dew) New Eng.
Visit, The; a story.
Visit to Grandmother’s, A.
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Visiting in Country Houses. (E. Gregory) Cent. 46:
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Visits of an Editor, The. (L. Huxley) Cornh. 89: 276.
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Visual After-images, Subjective Control of. (T. H.
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— Can a Business Man walk Five Thousand Miles a
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Wall Street Leaders, Interviewing. (W. R. Givens)
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Waller, Edwin, Reminiscences of. (P. E. Peareson)
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WAR
Walnut Growing in California. (W. Scott) Calif. M.
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WAR
War, Declarations of. (A. G. Leech) Un. Serv. M.
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7°3-
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580. -— (G.
WARD
Ward, Wilfrid. Problems and Persons. Sat. R. 97:
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Warfare of Humanity with Unreason.
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Warner, Charles Dudley, Qualities of his Humor.
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Warner, Jonathan J ., with portrait.
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Warner, W., Senator, of Missouri. (L. C. Dyer) Mun-
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Warner’s Ranch Indians. (C. F. Lummis) Out West,
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Warnham Court; Animals in British Parks. (A. H.
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Warning of Sexton Maginnis; a story.
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Warrant for Wilmer, The; a story.
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Warren, Garnet, Cartoonist.
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(Russell
(A. D. White)
(A. L. Baldry) Art
(H. D. Barrows)
(M. F. Egan)
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(B. O. Flower) Arena,
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—— Fighting Power of Modern. (A. S. Hurd) Chamb.
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—— — Essentials of. (G. W. Dickie) Army & Navy
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Warwick, Mary Rich, Countess of. (J . Vaughan)
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548.——Pall Mall M. 26: 125. .
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Warwick Castle and its Earls. Ath. 703, 2: 374.-
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Warwickshire, In the Heart of. (H. W. Mackay) Good
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Wary Campaigner, A ; a story.
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Was it Heaven? or Hell? a story.
Harper, I06: 11,
Wash-days, Open Air. Craftsman, 10: 378,
Washington, Booker T. (C. S. Morris) Indep. 541 565.
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Washington, George, The Americanism of. (H. van
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—— and Lincoln compared.
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-— Lincoln, and Grant. (Gen. J . G. Wilson) Cornh. 90:
453-
— the Pioneer Investor. (A. B. Hulbert) Chant. 38: 4 3.
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(J . McGovern) Nat’l M.
(W. C. Tayler) Book-
—- the Promoter and Prophet. (A. B. Hulbert) Chant. '
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-- Visit to Springfield, 1789. (N. M. Hall) M. of Hist.
I: 2 ,
— Youth of. (S. W. Mitchell) Cent. 45: 897. 46:
I25-925-
Washington ’s Birthday. (W. F. Crane) Overland, n. s.
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Washingtons, English, New Facts regarding the.
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— — Country of. (W. D. Howells) Harper, I12: 6 51,
Washington, D. C. (H. James) No. Am.‘ 182: 660-896.
' -- (M. Pauncefort) I9th Cent. 55: 275.
—- Associated Charities of. Char. I 5: 816.
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Washington, D. C., Beautification of. Outl. 70: 210.
— before and during the Civil War. (Sara J. Lippin-
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-— before the War. (Sara J . Lippincott) Indep. 55:
3113. -
— The Capital City. (J . Brent) Munsey, 27: 230,
— Capital of our Democracy. (H. L. Nelson) Cent.
42: 23,
— Capitol, Completion of the. (F. P. Morse) Munsey,
32: 899,
—— —- Message of the Dome.
41: SUPP-
— — Notes .on Erection of.
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— — Proposed Changes in. (C. Brinton) Cent. 48: 693.
— —- Tinkering the. (F. J . Mather, jr.) Nation, 78: 266.
— Carnegie Library Building, Dedication of. Lib. J .
28: 18,
— Cathedral, Stone for. (F. W. Hoyt) Am. Arch. 90:
(B. Millard) Cosmopol.
(B. H. Latrobe) Book-
179.
— Cathedral Close at Mount St. Alban. (E. F. Bald-
win) Outl. 79: 283.
— Child Labor in. (C. P. Neill) Char. I 5: 795.
-— The City Beautiful. (W. P. Whyte) Indep. 61 : 1039.
—- City of Magnificent Distances. (H. W. Lucy) Cornh.
89: 469.?-Ecl. M. :42: 775.: Liv. Age, 241: 268.
—— —- and Playgrounds. Char. II: 106.
— A City of Pictures. (F. E. Leupp) Scrib. M. 31: 129.
-— The City Government of, in which Inhabitants have
no Vote. (Clifford Howard) Booklover’s M. 71 461.
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Washington, Name of, Origin of.
Hist. 22 202.
Washington, State of. (F. I. Vassault) Calif. M. 3: 484.
— Library Association ; Meeting Dec., 1905. Lib. J .
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Washington University, St. Louis. (C. P. Pettus) Pop.
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Water, Examination of.
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Water of Life. (P. Carus) Open Court, 17: 112,
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Water Hoisting instead of Pumping from Mines.
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Water Power, Commercial Development of.
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(G. H. Grosvenor)
(A. W. Stalker) Meth. R.
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(L. C.
(W. L. Underwood)
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(G. T.
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A. Wade) Good Words, 46: 881.
Westminster Tobacco Box. Good Words, 44: 148.
Westmoreland, Brougham Castle. (E. T. Whyte) Ar-
chaeol. 58: 359.
Wet, Christian de. Blackw. 172: 276, 375, 661,-
Blackw. I73: 21. —J. Mil. Serv. Inst. 32: 446,
— Last Success of. (H. G. Parsons) F ortn. 79: 15.
— Three Years’ War. (G. L. Beer) Critic, 42: 260.
—— Treatment of Prisoners. (R. McCaw) Nat’l M.
(Bost.) 22: 515.
Wet-grinding Machines, Earlier and Modern.
Noyes) Engin. M. 3I: 492.
Wetherbee, George, Work of. (Nancy Bell) M. of
Art, 27: 105.
Wetmore, C. W., Residence of.
Archit. Rec. 13: 279.
Wetmore, William, in his Studio.
Lamp, 29: 154. '
Weyman, Stanley, Novels of. Church Q. 59: 382.:
Liv. Age, 245: 601,
(T.
(Mrs. A. M. Smith) Pall
(F. H. Mansford) Archit. Rec.
(B. B. War-
(G.
(H. F.
(J . L. Aspinwall)
(M. C. Barnes)
(G. J . Turner) Eng. '
WEYMOUTH
Weymouth, Mass. (G. W. Chamberlain) New Eng. M.
n. s. 34: 705.
Whale, The; a story.
— and the Whalemen.
n. s. 34: 265,
— Great Feast of the, in Arctic Alaska.
Ilhenny) Cent. 46: 701,
Whale Fisheries, The New. ‘ Nature, 71: 84,
- of To-day, The. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 80: 226.
Whale Hunting by Steam. (P. T. McGrath) Cosmopol.
(S. Carleton) Atlan. 98: 118.
(W. S. Birge) New Eng. M.
(H. A. Mo-
37: 49-
Whale-shark as an American Fish. (T. Gill) Science,
.11. s. 15: 824.
Whales, Chase of Fin-back.
679.
—- Rorquals off Southern Newfoundland. (G. M. Al-
len) Am. Natural. 38: 613,
— Sowerby on. (G. M. Allen) Am. Natural. 40: 357.
Whaling, Arctic, of To-day. (J . B. Connolly) Har-
per, I062 181,
— Barron’s “ Old Whaling Days.”
(N. Duncan) Outing, 44:
Am. Natural. 391
753-
— The Blubber Hunters. (C. W. Ashley) Harper,
112: 670, 832,
— in Hudson Bay.
11. s. 30: 188,
— In the Whale’s Wake.
I32: 302,
-— The Little Fighting-whales.
per, 110: 431.
— Log of the Bark Emily.
per, 1072 242,
—— off the North of Scotland. Spec. 93$ 83.
Whafley, Act Book of Ecclesiastical Court of. Ath.
’°2. 2= 343-
Whar my Chris’mus ? (B. Lay) Atlan. 90: 749.
Wharfedale, England. (A. R. Quinton) Art J . 54: 233.
Wharton, Edith, with portrait. Lamp, 26: 416, -
(L. C. Willcox) Outl. 81: 719. —With portrait.
Bk. Buyer, 24: 101,
-- House of Mirth ; a notable novel. Outl. 81: 404.
— Italian Villas and their Gardens. Critic, 46: 166,
-— The Novels of. (H. D. Sedgwick) Atlan. 98: 217,
—— Sanctuary. (A. Gorren) Critic, 44: 269.
Wharton, Philip, Duke of, 1698-1731. (W. F. Den-
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Wharton, Sir W. J. L. Geog. J . 26: 684. —Nature,
72: 586.
What are they there for? (C. T. Brady) Scrib. M.
(P. T. McGrath) New Eng. M.
(G. Makgill) Temp. Bar,
(J . B. Connolly) Har-
(J . R. Spears, ed.) Har-
34= 409-
What the Circus left behind. (E. J . Oxenham) Sund.
M, 34: 861.
What the Donkey did; a story. (Mary R. S. An-
drews) Harper, 114: 42,
What Little Saul got Christmas; a poem.
Riley) Cosmopol. 38: 234,
What may happen along a Road.
pol. 42: 223,
What puzzled the Doe.
46: 578.
What really happened.
(J . W.
(A. Bierce) Cosmo-
(C. Hawkes) Overland, n. s.
(A. C. Smith) Scrib. M. 40:
1'“,
What3 3shall it profit ? A New Year’s Story. (M. P.
Stuart) Arena, 27: 76.
What Tuppy did. (A. M. E. Sheriff) Ecl. M. 147:
68
What was expected of Miss Constantine. (A. H.
Hawkins) Cent. 50: 380.
What was it, then? (Isabel Darling) Overland, n. s.
46: 320.
What we breathe. Liv. Age, 232: 612.
What ’s What; Harry Quilter on Things in General.
Chamb. J . 79: 132.
694
W HEN
Whatsoever a Woman soweth; a story. (A. McC.
Sholl) Booklover’s M. 3: 379.
Wheat, Experiments on. (R. H. Biifen) Nature, 69: 92,
—Exporting, Fallacy of. (C. C. Hovey) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 25: 588,
— Freight Rates on Argentine and North American.
(R. R. Kuczynski) J. Pol. Econ. 10: 333.
— Harvesting, in Various Countries. (W. R. Draper)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 18: 595.
— in Canada. Science, 11. s. 20: 183.
— Its Sowing and Growth. (M. McCulloch-Williams)
Everybody’s, 7: 107.
—- Price of, in War Time in England.
Contemp. 83: 197.
(W. B. Webb)
— The Supply of. (O. Fleming) Econ. R. 15: 85-474.
Wheat Center of the World. (W. F. McClure) Indep._
61: 191.
Wheat Culture, Effect of Concentration of Nutrient
on. (J. F. Breazeale) Science, 22: 146,
Wheat Growing in Canada. (W. Saunders) Canad.
M, 22: 551. ‘
— in Minnesota. (A. P. Andrew) Q. J . Econ. 18: 570.
Wheat Harvest in England. Sat. R. 102: 293.
4- in Kansas. (P. Eastman) R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 28: 193,
Wheat Rust. (H. L. Bolley) Science, 11. s. 22: 50.
Wheat Situation in the U. S. (J . C. Williams) Science,
11. s. 21: 8,
Wheat Supply for England from Abroad. Sat. R. 96:
6
50 .
Wheat Threshing in Manitoba. (W. H. Belford)
Canad. M. 21: 495,
Wheatear, Black, Nesting in.
99: 526, .
Wheaton, Henry, with portrait.
Bag, 16: 781,
Wheats, Hybrid. (W. J . Spillman) Science, 11. s. 20:
681
(W. Verner) Sat. R.
(F. R. Jones) Green
Wheel ‘and the Cross, The. (P. Carus) Open Court,
16: 478. .
Wheel of Fortune. (C. Dangerfield) Lippinc. 71: 395.
Wheel-shaped Monument in Wyoming. (S. C. Sims)
Am. Anthropol. 5: 107.
Wheeler, Andrew C. [“J. P. M.”] (E. M. Bacon)
World’s Work, 6: 3477,
Wheeler, Benj. Ide. (H. M. Bland) Overland, n. s.
48: 321.
—- Inauguration as President of University of Cali-
fornia. Calif. Univ. Chron. 2: 249,
Wheeler, Gen. Joseph. R. of Rs. (N. Y.) 33: 288. —
(_O. G. Villard) Nation, 82: 90.-—(VV. F. Melton)
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 61.
Wheeler, Schuyler Skeats, with portrait. (G. S. Dunn)
Cassier, 21: 269,
Whee1er’s Hired Man.
29: 648.
Wheeling, West Va. Nat’l M. (Bost.) 19: 132.
Wheels, Ethics of. (N. G. Bacon) Westm. 160: 161,
— Railway, Solid Steel. (H. V. Z. Loss) J . F rankl.
Inst. 157: 333.
— Road, for Mechanical Vehicles.
ham) Cassier, 27: 457.
Wheels within Wheels ; a story.
Munsey, 30: 762.
Wheelwright, W. (F. M. Noa) Arena, 36: 591,
When Abner Craig received the Sign; a story. (Grace
McE. Iurs) Munsey, 32: 188,
When Altruria awoke. (B. Millard) Cosmopol. 41: 237,
When the Bees got Busy; a Kentucky Idyl. (C. G.
Petrie and L. G. Giltner) Overland, n. s. 44: 131.
When Capital “ Took Holt.” (Caroline Lockhart)
Cent. 50: 511.
When Class “A ” gave Thanks.
Lippinc. 78: 649.
(E. Walker) New Eng. M. n. s.
(R. G. L. Mark-
(M. Van B. Hunter)
(Lucy Copinger)
WHEN
When Clothes unmade the Man.
Cent. 48: 601.
When Cochran quit. (W. P. Cockerell) Arena, 35: 279.
When the Consul came to Peking. (A. H. Fitch) Cent.
43: 449. 517.
When the Deacon fished on Sunday; a story. (VV.
Hutchins) Outing, 451 77.
When Dobson spoke. (L. Macniver) Canad. M. 26: 272,
When Eileen changed her Mind. (H. T. George)
Munsey, 34: 176.
When Elizabeth went Home; a story.
McClure, 22: 221,
When the Emperor prays for Rain.
Cent. 44: 697. .
When the Flu1ne ran Dry. (M. Bailey) Munsey, 34: 612,
When the Gensdarmes came. (L. S. Dabo) Arena,
(C. C. Lockhart)
(E. B. Ronald)
(A. H. Fitch)
34- 9-
When the Girls came to Crow’s Nest. (W. L. Com-
fort) Lippinc. 77: 561.
When Grace was given. (G. A. Barnes) New Eng. M.
n. s. 29: 91.
When he came to himself; a story.
Cosmopol. 38: 236.
WhenI practiced Medicine. (L. Parks) Atlan. 93: 55 5.
When in Disgrace with Fortune; a story. (Marie Van
Vorst) Harper, I09: 516.
When it was Dark. (G. Thorne) Sund. M. 35: I9, 99.
When Jonathan Hatch harks back. (C. F. Embree)
McClure, 28: 111,
When Jove nods; a story.
106: 750.
When Joyce grew up.
extra no. 32.
When Knighthood wore Skates.
Everybody’s, I4: 56.
When Love comes ; a Girl’s Letters to her Ideal. (K.
W. Patch) Cent. 47: 602,
When Mammon makes Camp. (P. V. Mighels) Harper,
I10: 719,
When a Man ’s Widowed ; a story.
Clure, 22: 517.
(H. Shipman)
(A. C. Hegan) Harper,
(C. Edwardes) Chamb. J . 82:
(H. Pendexter)
(M. Kelly) Mc-
When Mary McShane was sent for; a story. (G.
MacG. Cooke) Munsey, 29: 765.
When Papadoff crossed the Frontier. (F. Palmer)
Scrib. M. 35: 101.
When a Queen loved Duncan; a story. (K. Brown)
Munsey, 30: 253.
When the North calls. (W. B. Ashley) Outing, 45: 582.
When the Race was to the Swift. (B. B. Gilchrist)
Atlan. 97: 519.
When the Rose bloomed.
Eng. M. n. s. 30: 22.
When the Siren failed.
113. .
When the Sun went down. (F. Lynde)Lippinc. I8: 342.
When the Telegraph clicked. (L. E. Chenoweth)
Overland, n. s. 40: 37.
When the Tinkers came; a story.
Temp. Bar, I33: 216,
When the Train was held up ; a story. (F. N. Strat-
ton) Munsey, 322 19.
When the Turtle turned loose; a story. (M. Cameron)
Harper, 109: 189.
When the Voice of the Emperor speaks. (C. E. Lor-
rimer) Overland, n. s. 47: 333.
Where Heroes sleep. (H. S. Breck) Overland, n. s.
43= 348-
Where the Pelican builds its Nest; a story. Liv.
Age. 232: 477.
Where the Pincers tear; a story.
Cosmopol. 36: 435.
Where Travelers meet; a story.
Harper, 111: 624.
(E. R. Blanchard) New
(H. R. Durant) Munsey, 36:
(S. Macmanus)
(D. G. Phillips)
(Olivia H. Dunbar)
695
WHISTLER
Where Two Ways meet. (E. H. Neff) New Eng. M.
n. s. 33: 360.
Where the Ways crossed. (V. Roseboro’) Scrib. M.
33: 617.
Wherry Elopement, A. (C. F. Marsh) Longm. 43: 426.
Whibley, Charles. Literary Portraits. Spec. 94: 87.
Which of the Women? Monthly R. 18, no. I! 85.
Whig Element in the Liberal Party. (D. Freeman)
Westm. 159: 117.
Whig Party in England, Memoirs of. Ed. R. 204:
I33-
Whigs, New, and the Old. (L. Sanders) 19th Cent. 51:
562,
Whigs, The Old and the New. Quar. 204: 301.
Whim of a Woman, The. (E. Flower) Cent. 50: 798.
Whimsical Man, A; a story. (Boyle O’Rei]ly) Cath.
World, 84: 59.
Whipping-post for Wife-beaters, The.
feldt) Arena, 35: 168.
Whipple, Henry Benjamin, an Apostle to the Ameri-
can Indians. (H. P. Nichols) Cent. 41: 702.
Whipple School of Art, The. Studio (Internat.) 27:
lxxiii.
Whirlwind, The; a story.
176-1173, 86: 171—1138,
Whirlwind and the Elk in the Mythology of the Da-
kota. (C. Wissler) J . Am. Folk-Lore, I8: 257,
Whiskey and Wine. (A. S. Walker) Westm. I46: 432.
—— What is? Nature, 73: 441.
Whisperer, The; a story. (Sir G. Parker) Cosmopol.
40: 503.
Whisperer, The. (R. W. Gilder) Critic, 48: 73.
Whistler, George Washington. (G. C. Teall) New
Eng. M. n. s. 29: 235.
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill. (H. Macfall) Acad.
66: 633. 68: 155.—(C. Brinton) Critic, 43: 113.-
(M. H. Spielmann) M. of Art, 27: 8. ——-(S. Beale)
Am. Arch. 81: 91. — (Phoebe G. Smalley) Lamp,
27: I10. — (R. Cortissoz) Atlan. 92: 826, — (J, Pen-
nell) N 0. Am. I77: 378. — With portrait. (E.
Knaufft) R. of Rs.-’,‘(N. Y.) 28: 173. -— With portrait.
(R. Davol) Brush & P. 12: 61; (F. A. Hadley)
334.— (C. H. Caffin) Studio (Internat.) 20: cliii, —-
Acad. 65: go.—Ath. ’o3, 2: 133.=Ec1. M. 141:
556. 1‘ Liv. Age, 238: 568.— (Eliz. R. Pennell) Na-
tion, 77: 149. ——- With portrait. (E. Hubbard)
Idler, 23: 658.—(E. H. Wuerpel) Indep. 56: 131.
-— (H. Pennington) Internat. Q. 10: 156.
— American Artists Abroad. (G. W. Smalley) Mun-
sey, 27: 45-
- and Americans, A French View of.
derson) Brush & P. 16: 88,
— and his Work. (W. H. Downs) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20:
(R. W. Shu-
(E. Phillpotts) Fortn. 85:
(E. E. Hen-
15,
— and Poynter, Sir E. J . (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 96:
608,
— and Sir Joshua Reynolds compared.
Brush & P. 10: 272,
—and Watts. (L. ‘M. Richter) Westm. I64: 41,-
(Roger E. Fry) Quar. 202: 607,
—- — and the Independents. Am. Arch. 87: 161,
—Art of. (K. Cox) Archit. Rec. 15: 467.-—(F. J.
Mather, jr.) World’s Work, 6: 3923.
-—— Art Dicta of. (A. E. Gallatin) Lamp, 28: 290.
-— as Etcher. (F. W. Martin) Brush & P. I2: 305,
(G. C. Teall)
— as Lithographer. (T. R. Way) Studio (Internat.)
21: 1o,
— as Painter. (W. F. Losee) Brush & P. I2: 305.
— Beginnings of. (A. J . Bloor) Critic, 48: 123,
— Boughton, G. H., and the Saturday Review. (D. S.
MacColl) Sat. R. 96: 758.
— Boyhood of. (A. J . Bloor) Critic, 43: 247.
— Butterflies. (A. N. Meyer) Critic, 43: 254.
WHISTLER
Whistler, James McNeill. Cousin Butterfly.
drews) Lippinc. 73: 318,
-—- Earliest Portrait of. (F. M. Bristol) Critic, 44: 230.
—— Eddy on. (E. K. Dunton) Dial, 36: 110,
—— Epigrams of. Spec. 91: 126.
—— Etchings at Windsor Castle. (D. S. MacColl) Sat.
R. 101: 517.
-—- Exhibitions of his Work in London. (Eliz. R.
Pennell) Nation, 77: 521. 80: 206, 243. —Studio
(Internat.) 25: 224. —- (D. S. MacColl) Sat. R. 99,
234. 267-
—- Exhibition of Works of, at the Ecole des Beaux-
arts. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Nation, 80: 476.
— from within. (C. Brinton) Munsey, 353 3.
-— Group of Drawings. Art J. 551 65.
— his Academy of Painting. (C. Cuneo) Cent. 51: 19.
—— his Art and Influence. (A. L. Baldry) Studio (In-
ternat.) 20: 237.
— in Belgium. (0. Mans) Studio (Internat.) 23: 7.
-—- in Washington. (C. E. Fairman) Lamp, 29: 306.
-—- in Venice. (O. H. Bacher) Cent. 51: 207, —(W,
W. Scott) Studio (Internat.) 21: 97.
—- Lost Picture by. Acad. 65: 390.
—— Memorial Exhibition, Boston, Feb., 1904. Brush &
P. 133 436.—-(F. W. Coburn) Nation, 78: 88.—- (K.
Cox) Nation, 78: 167.—(M. Baldwin) New Eng.
M. n. s. 30: 289,
—- a Memory and a Criticism. (H. Quilter) Chamb. J .
80: 691.
—— Menpes on. (E. K. Dunton) Dial, 37: 56.
— Model Carmen, and Auction of his Gift to her.
Brush & P. I4: 180,
(A. An-
— More about. Lamp, 28: 111.
—- Oil Paintings by. (O. Sickert) Studio (Internat.)
21: 3.
—— Personal Recollections of. (D. C. Thomson) Art J .
: 26',
-— Place of). (P. Wedmore) I9th Cent. 55: 665. = Ecl.
M. 142: 707.=Liv. Age, 241: 327.
-—- the Pnrist. (M. Menpes) Cornh. 88: 76o.=Ecl. M.
142: 258. = Liv. Age, 240: 50.
—— Reminiscences of, with portraits.
ton) Studio (Internat.) 2: 210,
—Reminiscences of. (M. Menpes) Studio (Internat.)
20: 245.
— Save some of his Paintings for England.
MacColl) Sat. R. 96: 106,
Whistler Academy, Reminiscences of the. Studio (In-
ternat.) 25: 237.
Whistler, The; an Angling Episode.
son) Cornh. 78: 222.
Whistlerian Dynasty at Suffolk Street. (A. Ludovici)
Art J. 58: 193, 237.
Whistlers, The, in Edinburgh. (Eliz. R. Pennell) Na-
(G. H. Brough-
(D. S.
(W. E. Hodg-
tion, 78: 166.
Whistling Sandy. (Roy Norton) Everybody’s, I 5:
I97-
Whitbourne, Richard, Memorial to James I. (B. P.
Lascelles) Eng. Hist. R. 18: 119,
Whitby, England. (W. Lunt) Idler, 27: 395.
White, Andrew D. (C. H. Hull) World’s Work, 4:
2675. -—With portrait. (E. J . Edwards) R. of Rs.
(N. Y.) 26: 697. — (C. H. Rammelkamp) So. Atlan.
Q. 4: 224. — (Kate Sanborn) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 23:
423-
—- Autobiography. (T. T. Munger) Atlan. 96: 556. —-
(C. S. Northup) Dial, 382 260.-—(D. C. Gilman)
Nation, 80: 272. '
— Chapters from my Diplomatic Life. Cent. 44: 591,
785- 4s= 113- 47= 127. 301-
—- A Day with, at his Home. Craftsman, 8: 715.
—- Educator and Statesman. (J. M. Whiton) Outl. 80:
132,
696
WHITE
White, Andrew D. Work as Ambassador. (W. von
Schierbrand) No. Am. 175: 632.
White, Anthony Walton, Brigadier in the Continental
Army. (A. S. Graham and Anna M. VV. Wood-
hull) M. of Hist. 1: 40. 2:_394.
White, Emerson Elbridge. (W. H. Venable) Educa.
23.1 284.-—(E. W. Coy) Educa. R. 25: 200.
White, Gilbert. (E. Thomas) Temp. Bar, 134: 289.
- Our Debt to. Spec. 89: 251. =Liv. Age, 235: 506.
White, Hamilton Salisbury, Memorial to, at Syracuse,
N. Y. Craftsman, 8: 651,
White, Henry, Library of. (W. R.) Ath. ’02, I: 435.
White, Henry, Ambassador to Italy, with portrait.
(F. T. Birchall) A1n. M. 60: 5 5.
White, Henry Kirke. (J . Hudson) Westrn. I66: 209,
White, Horace, with portrait. Outing, 43: 724.
White, James Gilbert, with portrait. Cassier, 30: 387.
White, Gen. Sir Robert. (R. Staveley) Temp. Bar,
127: 325,
White, Sir William. Acad. 62: 624.
White, Stanford, Architect. Archit. R. I3: 101.
White, Stewart Edward. (L. Denison) Bookman, I7:
308.
White Darkness, The. (L. Mott) Outing, 47: 683.
White Death of the Soul. (J . H. Denison) Atlan. 97 Z 754.
White Deer Grotto, College of the. (C. K. Edmunds)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 67: 515.
White Fang; a story. (Jack London) Outing, 48: 129_
708- 49= 65-
White Father of Ungava; a story. ' (C. M. Keys) Ca-
nad. M. 24: 160,
White Feather. (T. B. Aldrich) Atlan. 90: 298.
“ White Feather.” (Margaret Deland) Cent. 46: 441.
White Fetich, The ; a story. (H. Stuart-Baker) Gent.
M. n. s. 68: 313.
White Glory, The; a story.
20: 470.
White Haven, Pa., Sanitarium.
lover’s M. 51 399.
White Horse Farm, Resurrection of.
Ctry Life Am. 6: 424,
White Horses. (H. G. Archer) Good Words, 44: 187.
White Hour, The. (Mary Austin) Munsey, 29: 88.
White House, The New. (Abby G. Baker) Indep.
55: 2497.—(Montgomery Schuyler) Archit. Rec.
13: 359. —-(J. J. Dickinson) Munsey, 29: 65. -—(C.
Moore) Cent. 43: 807. —Am. Arch. 79: 67,
—— Plans for its Reconstruction. (G. Kennan) Outl. 70:
287,
-— Portraits in.
—- Social Life at.
White Leghorns.
(K. Abbott) McClure,
(D. A. Willey) Book-
(A. B. Wright)
(Janet Jennings) Indep. 56: 723.
(R. L. O’Brien) Munsey, 33: 255.
(E. G. Wychoif) Ctry Life Am. 9:
433-
White Light, The; a story. (F. K. Johnson) Atlan.
95: 620.
White Llama, The. (C. F. Lummis) Atlan. 95: 484.
White Man; a Siouan Myth. (L. L. Meeker) J . Am.
F olk-Lore, I 5: 84.
White Man’s Burden at Home.
Q. 11: 6.
White Man’s Food.
41: 300.
(S. Olivier) Internat.
(H. Whittaker) Overland, n. s.
White Moose, The; astory. (J. X. Bonnean) Over-
land, 11. s. 46: 71.
White Mountains, Legends of. (J . S. English) New
Eng. M. n. s. 35: 97.
-— When they are White. (C. Johnson) Outl. 70: 519.
White Night, A. (Charlotte M. Mew) Temp. Bar,
127: 625.
White Owl, The; a story. (L. T. Tuttle) Overland,
n. s. 46: 132.
White Peril, The. (G. Lynch) 19th Cent. 57: 948.
White Phlox. (W. King) New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 686.
WHITE
White Poppies of Santa Barbara. (E. M. Sexton) Out
West, 22: 122,
White Races, Mysterious.
82: 188,
(L. E. Neame) Chamb. J .
‘White Rose, The; a story. (May Kendall) Longm.
46: 443, :LiV. Age, 246: 852.
White Servitude Maryland, 1634-1820,
Cormac) J. H. Univ. Stud. 22: 119,
White Sisters, The, and the Sleeping-sickness.
M. Crawford) Month, 104: 589.
White Slave Trade, The. Contemp. 82: 735.
White Slaves of Haicheng, The. (J . Fox, jr.) Scrib.
M. 37: 196.
White Sleep of Auber Hurn, The ; a story.
Harper, I10: 447.
White Stranger, A. (M. Chan-Toon) Macmil. 88,: 68.
White-throats in Franconia; apoem. (D. R. Goodale)
Atlan. 92: 275.
White Turkey, The ; a story. (E. C. Waltz) Cent. 44:
28 5.
White Under-side of Animals, Meaning of. (E. B.
Poulton) Nature, 65: 596.
“White Vi’lets ; ” a story. (E. G. Felix) Blackw.
180: 212,=Liv, Age, 250: 493,
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Ctry Life Am. 6: 508.
— Decorated. (C. H. Caffin) Craftsman, 3: 350.
— in a Country Home. (H. D. Dinkerd) Ctry Life
Am. 3: 107.
— in Italian Art. (A. Melani) Am. Arch. 89: 96, 143.
— The Taxation of. (W. A. Atkinson) Gent. M. n. s.
74: 3°5-
Winds, Bleak. (H. W. Morrow) Outing, 412 313.
— English. Spec. 90: 211,
— Morning. (F. T. Buller) Spec. 88: 13.
Winds of Cathrigg, The. Liv. Age, 233: 152. 234:
407.
Winds of the Ocean, The. (F. T. Bnllen) Liv. Age,
250: 737.
Windsor Castle, Armory of, European Section of,
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— Collection of Prints, Drawings, Miniatures, and
Gems. (R. R. Holmes) Art J. 541 I74.
— Collection of Unrecorded Armor and Arms. (G. F.
Laking) Art J. 54: 185.
— Furniture of, Laking on. (Russell Sturgis) Nation,
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Windsor, Conn., First Church. (R. Nelson) M. of
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“Windward,” Peary Arctic Steamer, Departure of.
(H. L. Bridgman) Am. Geog. Soc. Bull. 34: 271.
Windy Garden, A; a story. (D. Townshend) Temp.
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Windy Kid’s Romance, The. (W. O. McGeehan) Over-
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Wine, Fashion in. (A. I. Shand) Sat. R. 96: 292,
325-
- its Physical and Moral Influence. (C. A. Wetmore)
Californian, I: 46,
Wine-drinker, The; a story. (W. J . Batchelder)
Cornh. 92: 669.
Wing of Fear. (D. McChesney) Fortn. 78: 882.
Wing-links. (E. A. Butler) Knowl. 25: 65.
Winged Victory, The; a story. (B. Home) Gent. M.
n. s. 71: 313.
Wingless Victory, The ; a story. (Caroline Duer) Lip-
pinc. 75: 316.
Wings; a story. (Jennette Lee) Lippinc. 77: 347.
Wings of Night; a story. (T. W. King) Canad. M.
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Winkler Ashore; a story. (G. Morris) Outing, 47:
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Winning of Donna Lorraine. (B. Marnan) Temp. Bar,
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Winning of Elizabeth Fothergill ; a story. (U. L. Sil-
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Winning of Madame Bonnedoux ; a story. (Marie Van
Vorst) Harper, 107: 457.
Winning of Margaret Mervin. (C. Howard) Lippinc.
71: 714.
Winning of Marie-Louise ; a story.
nad. M. 21: 417.
Winning of the Saucy Paoli; a story. (A. H. Lewis)
Munsey, 27: 490.
Winnipeg, Manitoba. (A. F. B. Clark) Canad. M. 25:
(D. C. Scott) Ca-
99-
Winslow, Isaac, Loyalist in the Siege of Boston. (E.
Winslow) N. E. Reg. 56: 48.
Winslow, John, Admiral, Ellicott’s. (C. F. Goodrich)
Nation, 75: 57.
Winstanley, Gerrard, Social Reformer of the Days of
the Commonwealth. (L. H. Berens) Westm. 164:
273-
Winter. (M. O. Wright) Critic, 44! I38.
~ WINTER
Winter; Boy-time. (E. Pottle) Outing, 43: 294.
-— Getting Ready for. (D. L. Sharp) Ctry Life Am.
11: 39.
— in the Adirondacks ; a poem. (S. H. Thayer) Outl.
70: 765.
— inthe Country. (E. P. Powell) Indep. 55: 484.-
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— An Outlook on. Ctry Life Am. 1: 37.
— A poem. (E. L. Sabin) Chaut. 38: 390.
— Vigor of; Calendar for January. (W. B. Thornton)
Ctry _Life Am. 3: 129.
Winter Bouquet, A. (F. French) Cent. 49: 339.
Winter Shore, A. (R. A. Gatty) Chamb. J . 83: 161.
Winter Sports [pictures]. Outing, 45: 558.
— in the U. S.; what Canada can teach us.
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— Old and New. (Jean N. Mcllwaith) Ctry Life Am.
91 175-
Winter Ways in the Mountains.
Overland, n. s. 47: 209.
Winter Wooing. (P. W. Bensel) New Eng. M. n. s.
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Winters, Remarkable. (C. Harding) Nature, 67: 466.
Winthrop, J ohn, Gov., Journal of. (H. L. Osgood)
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(A. R.
(Virginia Garland)
(A. Brown) McClure,
Winthrop, John, 2d. (H. S. Hall) New Eng. M. n. s.
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Winthrop, Robert Charles, jr. (H. H. Edes) N. E.
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Wintry Weather. (W. McCanachie) Longm. 46: 469.
Wire-glass and Metal Work, Ornamental. (J . K. Frei-
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Wire-glass Windows. (E. F. Croker) Am. Arch. 77: 99-
WVire-rope Tramway Engineering. (S. S. Webber)
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“ Wireless.” (R. Kipling) Scrib. M. 32: 129.
Wireless Telegraph. See Telegraph.
Wire Tappers, The; a story. (W. B. M. Ferguson)
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Wire Tappers, The Last of the.
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Wires, Dangers from Electric Trolley.
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Wirsing, ‘Heinrich, Munich Sculptor.
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Wisconsin, Confusion in. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 79: 289.
— Copper Relics in. (P. V. Lawson) Am. Antiq. 24:
459-
— Libraries in. (C. F. Smith) So. Atlan. Q. 3: _16.
—— Library Assoc., Annual Meeting, 1904. Pub. Lib.
g: 180.
—- — Annual Meeting, 1905. Pub. Lib. I0: 196.
— Northern. (E. B. Usher) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 715.
— Political Tangle in 1904. (P. L. Allen) Nation, 79:
130.
— Politics in, Drama of.
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— — La Follette-Spooner Campaign, 1902.
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—- Primitive Ceramic Art in. (P. V. Lawson) Am.
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—University of, and this Year’s Jubilee.
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— —' Degrees conferred, 1904. Science, 11. s. 20: 92.
— — Inaugural Address of President Van Hise. Sci-
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Wisconsin Archaeological Society, Recent Work of.
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Wisconsin River. On the Little Bull Rapids.
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(A. Train) Am. M.‘
(A. J amieson)
(Otto Grantoff)
(T. S. Adams) Indep. 54:
(E. R.
(W. B.
(11.
701
WITHER
Wisconsin University Settlement. (H. H. Jacobs)
Wis. Alum. M. 6: 65.
Wisdom and Knowledge. Dial, 41: 27.
— The Hebrew, Cosmopolitan Aspect of. (J . Skinner)
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Wisdom of Hagar, The; a story.
Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24: 483.
Wisdom of N ichette ; a story. (Harriet L. Huntington)
Poet-Lore, 16, no. 1: 28.
Wisdom of Sheriff McGee, The. (Catherine Y. Glen)
Booklover’s M. 7: 5 37. 8
Wise Gander of the Plains, The ; a story. (E. Sandys)
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Wise Men, The Three. See Magi.
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Wishosk Myths. (A. L. Kroeber) J . Am. Folk-Lore,
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Wislicenus, Johannes. Nature, 67: 228.
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Wissant; a Forgotten Port. Sat. R. 100: 303.
Wissmann, Hermann von. (E. G. Ravenstein) Geog.
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Wister, Owen, with portrait. Bk. Buyer, 15: 199.
Wister Institute. Science, 11. s. 23: 715.
Wit, Greek. (E. Manson) Gent. M. n. s. 75: S97.
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Witch of the Hunt. (A. Stoddart) Lippinc. 70: 493.
Witch-bridle, The. (G. S. Wasson) Atlan. 91: 345.
Witch-crow and Barney Bylow; a Fairy story. (J . B.
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Witch Doctor’s Kit from Central Africa. (R. Webb)
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Witch-woman and the Bridge of Fear; a story.
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— and the Old Testament. (C. E. Smith) Bib. Sac.
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—-— in Literature.
Witchcraft of Chuina, The; a story. (U. L. Silber-
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Witches, The Germans and their. (J. M. Stone)
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— of Alloa. (R. M. Ferguson) Scot. Hist. R. 4: 40.
— Witchery, and Witchcraft. (H. Lea) 19th Cent.
53: 1010.
With the Aid of Fifty Cupids. (Alice H. Petrie) New
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With the Emperor’s Consent.
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With the Eyes of Youth.
I Liv. Age, 234: 654.
VVith the Fleet; a story.
(H. S. Howland) Over-
(W. Black) Fortn. 78: 249.
(A. Balfour) Blackw. 176:
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With Fugitive Things. (L. C. Wilcox) Cent. 42: 397.
With the Mehtar’s Falcons; a Morning in Chitral.
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With my Gun. Blackw. 178: 339, 534.
With the Night Mail. (R. Kipling) McClure, 26: 23.
With Southern Sun. (H. White) Indep. 59: 5-57.
Withdrawal from Public Employment, Limitations
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Wither, George, in Hampshire.
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— Poems; ed. by F. Sidgwick. Ath. ’O3, 1: 235.
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(F. Sidgwick) Cornh.
I Wolf Skin and the Mannikin, The.
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Witherspoon Garden, The. (Edith E. Wood) Over-
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— Russia’s Man of the Hour. (I. F. Hapgood) Crafts-
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Wizard at his Tricks, The. (H. Kellar) Indep. 55:
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(G. L.
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Wizardry on the Welsh Border. (Beatrix A. Wherry)
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Wizard’s Daughter. (M. G. Graham) Cent. 43: 843.
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Wolcott, Roger, Gov. (W. Lawrence) Bk. News, 21:
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(H.
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Wolf, The Tasmanian. (C. R. and A. H. Knight) Cent.
441 113-
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702
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Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas, Fall of. (J . Gairdner) Roy.
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Wolverhanipton Exhibition of Fine Arts. Sat. R. 94:
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Wolves, Black, Story of. (C. G. D. Roberts) Outing,
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Woman, Adventitious Character of.
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—- American, Analysis of.
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—- Americanization of, Deleterious Effect of. (H. B.
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—— Assumption of Sex Superiority by. (A. N. Meyer)
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— Average. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 952 43.
—- Burdens borne by. (R. Hunter) Cosmopol. 40: 155.
— compared with Man. (M. A. Lane) Nat’l M. (Bost.)
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— Economic Value of. Fortn. 832 705.
—- Educated, of To-morrow. (H. E. Hersey) Outl. 74:
837, ’
— Emancipation of, What is the Real? M. Sal-
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— Equality with Man. (W. K. Hill) Westm. 160: 647,
— The Eternal Feminine. Macmil. go: 39.
— Extinction of Egeria. (T. H. S. Escott) Fortn. 84:
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(H. B. M. Watson) 19th
317-
—- The Fall of. (G. Barlow) Contemp. 90: 95,
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— Her Part in the World’s Progress. (A. Lewis) Over-
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Age. 23% 513-
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— in Australia, Political. (V. Goldstein) 19th Cent.
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—- in Business.
— in Literature, The Absence of.
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— in Oflice. (Kate G. Wells) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 22: 133,
— in Politics. (D. Story) Munsey, 29: 256,
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(Alma A. Rogers)
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473-
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'VV()hljlIl
Woman, Inferior Position of, in a Republic. (Mrs. K.
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744-
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—— The Vocation of. (Carmen Sylva) National, 45: 611.
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——- ——- Hairdressing and Head-coverings.
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—- Weininger on. (Charlotte P. Gilman) Critic, 48:
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(O. Uzanne)
414-
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‘Woman at Home, The; a story.
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Woman Scorned, A; a story. (Lucy Copinger) Lippinc.
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Woman to Woman ; a story.
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(G. R. Chester) Am.
(Anna K. Green)
(F. N. Stratton)
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(J . W. Tompkins) Mun-
(E. Hoyt) Every-
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'VV()hII§Ii
Woman with the Knitting, The; a story.
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Woman’s Smile, Poetry of a.
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538-
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Indep. 58: 409.
— and Philanthropy.
(E. R. Berry) New Eng. M.
(R. Le Gallienne) Cos-
(M. Maartens)
(M. R. Towson) Munsey,
(E. F. Bald-
(F. Kel-
(L. Abbott) World’s Work, 8:
(E.
(S. G. Morrison) New
(Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 76:
1028,
—— and Purity. (E. J . Champness) Westm. I66: 326,
— and Wage-spending. (C. Wilson) Outl. 84: 374.
——- and War. (G. Silver) Fortn. 86: 714,
— and Work. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 545.
— — in England. (H. Bosanquet) Internat. Mo. 5: 34.
—as College Presidents. (Lavinia Hart) Cosmopol.
331 72-
—- as Chauifeuses. Outing, 44: 154.
WOMEN '
Women, as a Factor in Civic Improvement. (Mrs. C.
Millspaugh) Chaut. 43: 312.
— as Jurors. (I. H. Harper) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 20: 40.
— as Lawyers. (M. Reed) Macmil. n. s. I: 375. —- Spec.
gr: 1016.
— as Librarians, Future of.. (M. S. R. James) Pub.
Lib. 7: I.
— — in American Public Libraries.
Lib. J. 292 supp. 157.
— as Library Trustees. Pub. Lib. 71 61.
-— as Moral Beings. (Z. Vallance) Internat. J . Ethics,
12: 173. -
— as Physicians. (M. L. Breakell) 19th Cent. 54: 819.
— —— and their Duties. Everybody’s, 92 226.
—- Blue-stocking, Historic Outcry against.
Harris) Gent. M. n. s. 722 597.
—— Breeding and Showing of Dogs by. (L. C. Moeran)
Outing, 40: 401,
-— Business, of California.
land, 11. s. 45: 58.
—— Catholic. “ Come o’er and help us.”
Fletcher) Cath. World, 82: 311.
-— Club, Literary. (H. M. Winslow) Critic, 44: 333.
-—- College. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 76: 461.
— Colleges for, in England. (A. Kelly) Educa. R. 27:
(S. C. Fairchild)
(M. D.
(Lucy B. Jerome) Over-
(Margaret
395~
—— The Coming Power. (Lucy Gordon Paget) Monthly
R. 24, no. II 35.
—— Condition of, from their own Point of View. (Rose
H. Phelps Stokes) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 272
. 627.
-— Dress of, for Outdoor Life.
ing. 441 585-
-— — in the Modern French Novel.
Favier) Bookman, I 5: 238,
— Economic Dependence of.
175: 71.
(R. A. Phillips) Out-
(Louise Faure-
(Vernon Lee) No. Am.
_ — Economic Value of. Fortn. 83: 705.
— Educated, New Occupations for. (M. C. Crawford)
Outl. 741 517.
—— Educated Woman’s Struggle to support herself.
Am. M. 62: 281.
— Education and Professional Activities of. (S. Yudel-
son) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 25: 117.
— Education of. (E. L. Thorndike) Bookman, 23: 2II.
-— (W. L. Felter) Educa. R. 312 351. —(J. M. Tay-
lor) World’s Work, 62 3751.v
— —— at German Universities. (M. K. Genthe) Forum,
33: 243. — (O. G. Villard) Nation, 75: 107.
— — Higher. (A. T. Simmons) Nature, 69: 186. —
(D. S. Jordan) Pop. Sci. Mo. 62: 97. —- (Daisy Lee
Worthington) Educa. R. 32: 405.
——-—-—and Race Suicide. (A. L. Smith) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 66: 466,
— — — Diiferentiation in. (C. de Garmo) Educa. R.
25:’ 341.
- -— in Canada. (H. D. Oakeley) Canad. M. 232
500,
—— — — in Spain. (M. E. Blake) Cath. World, 771 I94.
-— — Influence on Marriage and Maternity. (L. Clark
Seelye) Indep. 60: 624. .
— — wherein it should differ from that of a Man.
(K. Gordon) School R. 13! 739.
-— “Efl-'eminization ” of the U. S. (J . Conger-Kaneko)
World’s Work, I2: 7521,
— Emancipation of. (F. S. Franklin) Westm. I61:
0 .
— Ein17)loyment for Untrained. Everybody’s, 7: 590.
— Employment of, in Industries —— Twelfth Census
Statistics. (E. Abbott and S. P. Breckinridge) J .
Pol. Econ. 14: 14.
—— — History of Industrial, in the United States.
Abbott) J . Pol. Econ. 14: 461.
(E.
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WOMEN
Women, Employment of, in Paper Mills.
Hutchins) Econ. J. 14; 235.
— — Legislative Control of.
Pol. Econ. 14: 107,
— — Statutory Regulation of; Codification of Stat-
utes. (F. P. Mics) J . Pol. Econ. 14: 109,
— Enfranchisement of. Westm. I64: 21, 495.
—— Extravagant Economy of. (A. E. Lane) Fortn. 84:
129,
— Factory Girl’s Life in Chicago.
Everybody’s, 8: 2.
—~ — in London. (H. Wyndham) Munsey, 28: 704.
—Fighting, of the World. J . Mil. Serv. Inst. 31: 757.
— in Art, English. (H. Macfall) Acad. 67: 621.
—- in Business. (N. M. Helliwell) Canad. M. 22: 483.
— in Cambridge University, Degrees for, from the
University of Dublin. (M. A. Scott) Nation, 80:
(B. L.
(S. P. Breckinridge) J .
(B. Van Vorst)
311,
—— in Canada. (Countess of Aberdeen) J . Soc. Arts, 51:
283,
—- in Factories, Life of. (B. and M. Van Vorst) Every-
b0dy’s, 7: 361, 413, 540,
— in Husbandry. (Mrs. Wilson Woodrow) Munsey, 26:
6'6.
— in Industry, The Truth about. (F. M. Thompson)
No. Am. 1781 751. —(E. Carpenter) No. Am. 179:
215,
— in International Conference. Westm. I52! 522, 665.
163: 56,
— in Local Government. (Lady Trevelyan) Indep. R.
3: 40,
— in Occupations, Distribution of, in England. (B. L.
Hutchins) J . Statis. Soc. 671 479.
-—- in the Professions. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 77:
699.
— in Recent German Fiction. (D. M. Jones) Gent. M.
n. s. 74: 271.
—- in Russia, Position of. (J . Burns) Westm. I59! 429.
-— in Secret Orders. (W. A. Rice) Nat’l M. (Bost.) 24:
580,
— in Turkey. (Mary Ellis Patrick) Forum, 37: I15,
— in the United Kingdom, Present Legal Position of.
Westm. I531 513. .
— in Universities of Europe. Educa. 24: 509.
— Industrial Position of, in England. (Gertrude M.
Tuckwell) Indep. R. 3: 365.
— Intellectual Influence of. (Helen Bosanquet) Inter-
nat. J. Ethics, 16: 15.
— International Council of, Berlin, United States
Delegates. (Ida H. Harper) Indep. 56: 1:182,
—— Irish University Question, as affecting. Westm.
I 59: 610,
— Justice for, Some 18th Century Advocates of. (H.
McIlquham) Westm. I 59: 167.
—— Labor of ; are Women to Blame ? (E. Flower)
Arena, 272 635.
— —— Effect of Legislation on. (B. L. Hutchins) Econ.
R. I4: '73.
-—- Labor Organization among. (M. S. Bensley) Char. '
15: 384.
— Learned, of Bologna. (M. D. Walsh) Cath. World,
75= 596-
— Literary, and the Higher Education.
Critic, 46: 313.
—— Married, Distribution of, in relation to the Birth-
rate. (B. L. Hutchins) J . Statis. Soc. 68: 95.
— — Property Acts, Restraint on Anticipation under
the. (K. R. Swan) Law Q. 21: 233,
— — Spoilt Children of the Law. Spec. 97: 485.
— New Adjustments for. (S. N. Patton) Indep. 61:
674.
— Newspap§,g\._f,Q;;,,:,, Sat. R. 96: 570.
—- Nobility of, Bercher on, 1559. Ath. ’o4, 2: 478.
(H. Monroe)
WOMEN
Women, Occupations for. Everybody’s, 6: 109-521.
71 100-397. —Everybody’s, 8: 96. — (M. F. Wash-
burne) No. Am. 179: 555.
—-— Odd Jobs of Well-bred. (Ethel Schackelford) World
To-day, g: 765.
—of America. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 75: 594-737.
— of Babylon, Independence of. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R.
95: 164.
— of the 18th Century ; Gilbert Stuart’s Portraits.
(C. H. Hart) Cent, 41: 374.
— of India and England. (F. A. Steel) Sat. R. 95: 278.
— of the Italian Renaissance. (Julia Cartwright) 19th
Cent. 54: 793.
— of the Renaissance.
—- of Spanish-America.
27: 321,
— of the Terrace. Munsey, 26: 788.
— on the Farm. Indep. 58: 549. — (Eliz. McCracken)
Outl. 77: 605.
— on School Boards. (Kate Gannett Wells) No. Am.
181: 428.
— Opportunities and Responsibilities of Leisured.
(Mrs. Russell Sage) No. Am. 181: 712.
— Opportunity for Social Service. (Rebecca D. Lowe)
Gunton’s M. 23: 58.
-— Opportunity of. (G. M. Tuckwell) Fortn. 8 5: 546.
—-— Place of, in Industry and Labor Organizations. (S.
Yudelson) An Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 24: 343.
—-— Pre-reforma 'on. (A. Shield) Month, 102: 384.
-— Progress of. Quar. 195: 201. =Ecl. M. 138: 561.:
Liv. Age, 232: 577.
— Property Rights of, in Mohammedan Countries.
(G. S. Batcheller) No. Am. 183: 34.
— A Question of. (C. S. Street) Fortn. 82: 146.—- E01.
M. 143: 346.=Liv. Age, 242: 362.
— Religious Dedication of. (Elsie C. Parsons) Am. J .
Sociol. II: 610,
— Rich, how they Live.
Liv. Age, 241: 513,
(G. M. L. Brown) Canad. M.
(Mary Manners) Every-
body’s, 71 282.
— Rich Society, Life of. (Mary Manners) Every-
body’s, 8: 83.
— Ruskin’s Views on. (G. Jones) Westm. 165: 685.
—- Shall they preach ? (M. R. Seebach) Luth. Q. 33:
579. —(M. Dever) Luth. Q. 34: 284.
— Should they propose ? (L. Orr) Munsey, 36: 2 52.
—Southern, who ride to Hunt. (M. N. Barry and
M. R. Hicks) Outing, 39: 513.
— Speaking of, in the Apostolic Churches.
son) Am. J . Theol. 8: 360.
— Successful, of America. (A. C. Northrup) Pop. Sci.
Mo. 64: 239.
—- Suffrage for. (Frances P. Cobbe) Contemp. 83:
653. —-— (G. J. Holyoake) Indep. R. 9: 61. —— (F.
Thoresby) Westm. I66: 522. —Sat. R. 101: 647,-
(Lady F. Balfour) Westm. I66: 623,
—- — Are they ready for it ? (S. E. Saville) Westm. 162:
(F. J obn-
II
3.
— —The Case for. (Lady Trevelyan) Indep. R. 10!
289,
— —Extending. (A. Mcllroy) Nat’l M. (Bost.) I3! I07.
——Immediate Enfranchisement of the Women of
the United Kingdom. Westm. 166: 508,
— -— in Australia. (H. T. Burgess) Indep. 54: 2526.
—— — —- How it works. (Alice Henry) No. Am. 183:
1272,
——in Colorado. (W. M. Raine) Chaut. 34: 482,—
(Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 752 737.
-— — —— How it works. (L. Lewis) Outl. 82: 167,
-- -— —- How Womanhood is affected by the. Westm.
163: 266,
— — in the Early 19th Century.
Westm. 160: 539,
—- — in England. Sat. R. 97: 352.
(H.' Mcllquham)
705
WOMEN ’S
Women, Sufirage for, in England. The New Move-
ment. (Edith Abbott) Indep. 61: 1276,
—- —- in Oregon. (Alice Stone Blackwell) Indep. 61:
198.
— — in the Tenements. (Eliz. McCracken) Atlan. 96:
75°-
— —- in the United States. (F. Foxcroft) 19th Cent.
56: 833.
— —- Note on. (Countess of Selborne) 19th Cent. 58:
306.
— — a Right. (I. H. Harper) No. Am. 183: 484.
—— Why Women cannot vote. (I. H. Harper) No.
Am. 179: 30.
— — Why Women do not wish it.
289,
— — Would it benefit the State and Woman herself ?
(I. H. Harper) No. Am. 178: 362,
— — Woman’s Half Century of Evolution.
Anthony) No. Am. 175: 800,
— Surplus, Duty of. (Charlotte P. Gilman) Indep.
(L. Abbott) 92:
(Susan B.
58: 126,
— under Early Christian Law. (E. V. Rogers) Green
Baa W 539.
— under Oriental Civilization. (Sarah Parker) Calif.
M. 5: 290.
— Unmarried, Self-support by. Am. M. 62: 424,
—— Votes of, and Party Tactics. (F. J . Shaw) Indep.
R, 11: 274,
—What Women like in. (R. Pyke) Cosmopol. 34:
Q 35'
— Work and Wages of. (M. I. Gray) Chamb. J. 80:
572-
— Working, Actual Experiences of. (B. Van Vorst)
Everybody’s, 7: 211,
— — and Women who spend. (Maud Nathan) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27 2 642.
— — Betterment of the Conditions of.
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 613.
— — Diflicnlties and Dangers of. (Dorothy Richard-
son) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27! 624.
—- — how they exist. Chamb. J. 70: 276,
— —-— Organization among. (Lillian D. Ward) Ann.
Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 27: 638.
— — A Progressive Club of. (A. M. MacLean) Char.
I 5: 299,
— Working Girls’ Life in Chicago. (B. Van Vorst)
Everybody’s, 82 2.
Women Actors. (Eliz. McCracken) Outl. 76: 694.
Women Farmers in California. (Emma S. Howard)
Ctry Life Am. I: 97.
Women Humorists, English.
181: 857.
Women Hymn-writers of the 19th Century. (Lydia
E. Sanderson) Hartf. Sem. Rec. 8: 227,
Women Novelists of Germany, The. (S. B. Smith)
Chant. 35: 518.
Women Poets, Victorian. (I. Clarke) 19th Cent. 59:
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Women Strikers of Troy. (R. C. Dorr) Char. I5: 233.
Women Teachers in Europe. (A. T. Smith) Educa.
261 439.
Women Wage-earners. (R. C. Dorr) Nation, 82: 152,
Women Workers in France. (V. M. Crawford) Month,
106: 44.
Women Writers, Remuneration of.
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— Some. (Jeannette L. Gilder) Outl. 78: 281,
Women’s Clothes in Men’s Books. (M. Reed) Critic,
(E. A. Filene)
(A. Meynell) N 0. Am.
(Jeannette L.
47: 459-
Women’s Clubs. Atlan. 92: 860.
— Boston and. (Inez J . Goodwin) New Eng. M. n. s.
34¢ S97-
— Color Line in. Out West, 16: 524,
WOMEN’S
Women’s Clubs, Effect of, in the South. (Mrs. A. O.
Granger) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 248.
- 8th Biennial Convention of the General Federation
of. (Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker) Ann. Am. Acad.
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- in California, Work of. (Dorothea Moore) Ann.
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- in the Middle Western States. (Mrs. J . Dickinson
Sherman) .Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 227.
- in New England. (M. E. D. White) New Eng. M.
n. s. 28: 447.
- Influence of. (H. M. Winslow) Critic, 44: 237.
- - in New England and Middle Eastern States.
(May A. Ward) Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 205.
-Meaning of the Movement. (Sarah S. P. Decker)
Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 199.
- Men’s Views of. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 28: 283,
- of Boston; a Chr_on_icle. (Julia W. Howe) New
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- Origin, Significance, and Present Results.-,1’ (Alma
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Women’s Colleges, Heads of Some.
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Women’s Congress in Berlin, 1904. (Charlotte P. Gil
1nan) Booklover’s M. 4: 385.
Women’s Features, Strength in. (R. Pyke) Cosmopol.
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Women’s Heroes.
Women’s Press Association, Pacific Coast.
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Women’s University Settlement, Life at a. (V. C. H.)
Temp. Bar, 125: 452. =Ecl. M. 139: 51. =Liv.
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Wood, Henry J ., endeavoring to broaden Musical In-
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Wood, Leonard. (Theodore Roosevelt) Harv. Grad.
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Wood, Donn & Deming, Architects, Work of.
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Wood, Anatomical Characters in Identification of.
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- Protection and Preservation of.
Am. Arch. 81: 12.
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(Mary A. Jor-
(E. Duvall) Atlan. 90: 831,
(E. To Yo
(Leila
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(H. J . Ferrell)
90: 9'-,
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man, 5: 31.
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Wood, Through the. Chamb. J . 82: 471. '
Wood Carving, Art, School of. M. of Art, 26: 265,
- Art in. Out West, 17: 767.
- Maori. (F. F. Kelly) Craftsman, 10: 340.
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Exhibition of. (Russell Sturgis) Scrib. M. 33: 125.
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Wood-shed, Disappearance of the. Atlan. 89: 862.
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(O. D. Skelton) J . Pol.
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- A Singer of the Night. (C. Barrus) Outl. 74¢ 896.
Woodcock Philosophy. (E. Sandys) Outing, 42: 626,
Choicest Game-bird. (L. B.
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Wooden Indian, The. (A. E.Thomas) Scrib.M. 31: 69,
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Wooing o’ Nan. (W. A. Allen) Sund. M. 33: 718.
Wooing of Ah-te, The ; a story. (C. B. Taylor) Every-
body’s, 8: 419, 511, 9: 92,
(L. Hubbard, jr.) Outing, 42:
(J . De Forest)
WOOING
Wooing of Damayanti ; from the Mahabharata.
H. W. Bullock) Poet-Lore, 16, no. 2: 51.
\Vooing of Delisca. (E. Higginson) Everybody’s, I2:
(Amy
533-
Wooing of Nigel Seaton; a'story. (W. Corey) Blackw.
I74: 337-
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IEcl. M. 143: 452. =Liv. Age, 242: 485.
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‘V001-growing and the Tariff since 1890. (C. W.
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tion, 81: 157.
Wool Trade of England, Asquith on. (W. H. Mitchell)
Sat. R. 96: 791.
Wool Trades in Middle Ages, Florentine.
Roy. Hist. Soc. 11. s. 12: 151.
Woolen Industries, Note on the Statistics of the.
L. Bowley) Econ. J. 15: 584.
Woollett, William, Portrait by himself. (J . H. Allchin)
(F. W. Taussig) N a-
(E. Dixon)
(A.
Art J. 54: 48.
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J 791 397.
Woolworth, James M. (J . L. Webster) Green Bag,
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— Art Museum.
341 35-
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(F. W. Coburn) New Eng. M. n. s.
(G. C. Henderson) Brush & P.
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Words. (Bliss Carman) Lit.W. (Bost-) 351 '-’55.— Sat.
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(T. L.
(L. D. Dowdall) Gent. M.
(Lillie A. Williams) Peda-
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707
WORKING
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WORKING
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Working Girls, Needs of. “The Long Day.” (M. K.
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765-
Working Man in British Politics, The. (A. M. Lowe)
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Workingmen’s Homes, Reform in Building of, at
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Workmen Accidents to, Prevention of, in France.
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XYLOGRAPHIC
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(C. Barns)
(C. E.
(C. Wallace) Land
(E. Ertz)
YACHT
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— Modern Racing. (B. B. Crowninshield) Outing, 40:
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-— — an -Engineering Proposition.
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— On a Racing. (C. T. Chapman) Outing, 42¢ 47.
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Yacht-building. Herreshoif’s Achievement. (O. G.
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Yacht-racing across the Atlantic. (P. Bigelow) Indep.
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—- in
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93-
Southern California. (W. Mayhew) Calif. M.
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(T. Dixon, jr.) Ctry Life
711)
YATES
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