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352.

Acton, Lord, on Machiavelli, 64, 65
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Adams, Francis, translator of Hip-
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Agriculture in 1927..257-272.
Agriculture, Ministry of, 271.
Allenby, Field Marshal Lord, Com-
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249, 250-251.

America, The Religion of, 22–35.
Animal Behaviour, 130–153.
Army, mechanisation of the, 273.
Asbury, Herbert, 'Up from Method-
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'Astley's,' three volumes of prints,
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Bensusan, S. L., Agriculture in
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Béranger, extract from poem by, 232.
Biffen, Sir Rowland, on wheat pro-
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Bird, Major-General Sir W. D., 'The
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Blake, William, centenary of the
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Books, Some Recent, 205-214, 412-
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Bridgeman, Rt Hon. W. C., extract

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Bulfin, General Sir Edward, 241, 242.
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C.

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Campbell, Thomas, extract from his
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Campbell-Bannerman, Rt Hon. Sir
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Canning, George, In Memoriam,
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Canning, Rt Hon. George, extracts
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Cecil, Algernon, The Characters of
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Chamberlain, Frederick,
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'The Ba-

Chancellor, E. Beresford, The
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Characters of Napoleon and Wel-
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Chatterton, E. Keble, Whalers and
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Cheetham, Sir Milne, 240.

Chicago, the most interesting city in
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Churchill, Mr, as Historian, 1-21.
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Circus Dickens Knew, The, 168-
184.

Civilisation, Theories of, 379-399.
Cochran, C. B., owner of 'Astley's,'
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Conscription, principle of, 285.
'Contemporary Review,' June 1927,
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Crashaw, Richard, 'Poems, English,
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D.

Dark, Sidney, The Religion of
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David, Sir John, 'The Philosophy of
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Derby, Mary Countess of, 216-217-
extracts from letters from the
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Deutsch, Julius, head of the Red
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Dickens, Chas., author of 'Sketches
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Dickens, The Circus (which he)
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Disarmament, The Problem of,
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Disher, M. Willson, The Circus
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Disraeli, Rt Hon. Benjamin, extract
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Ducrow, Andrew, a famous show.
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E.

Egypt, mistakes in British policy in,
234, 236, 239, 242-Revolution in,
240-241-recognised as a British
Protectorate by President Wilson,
244-formed subject of debates in
both Houses of Parliament, 245-
importance of British occupation
of, 246-247-riots in, 248-249-
Englishmen murdered, 251-252-
the source of civilisation, 382 et
seq.
Egyptian Problem, The Solution
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Empire Defence, 400-411.

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Gaultier, Bon, editor of 'The Book
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Government of India Act, the, 335,
339.

Grass, intensive farming of, 265-267.
Great Ones of the Sea, The, 36-56.
Greek Science, 100-115.

Greek View of Life, The, 350-362.
Grey, 2nd Earl, his judgment upon
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Guerreau, Maurice, on International
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H.

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Hankey, Sir Maurice, 402, 409.
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Helmpemann, Friedrich,
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'Tierpsy-

International Labour Office, pro-
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International Labour Organisation,
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from article in Encyclopædia
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318-319-influence of, 333-334.

Ireland, Mr Alleyne, on bad govern.
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415.

J.

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Jellicoe, Admiral Sir John, extracts
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K.

Kellner, Dr Leon,

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Kerr, R. B., 'Is Britain Over-popu-
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Kitchener's Army, Mr Churchill's
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Knaplund, Dr Paul, 'Gladstone and
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Köhler, Wolfgang, 'The Mentality
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Ku-Klux-Klan, activities and in-
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L.

Labour Legislation, International,
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334.

Lankester, Sir Ray, on the distinc-
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Laski, Prof. Harold J.,

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Linlithgow, Marquis of, Chairman of
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Lloyd George, Rt Hon. D., his
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Lloyd, Sir George (now Lord), High
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Lodge, Sir Oliver, 'Science and
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Lund, Ingeborg, translator of 'Lud-
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