The Letters of Robert OокHTOMSKY, PRINCE. Great Britain on
the War Path, 34.
Louis Stevenson, 61.
Japan-Japan and Russia in the Far East,
609; The Powers and the Partition of
China, 634.
LACY, GEORGE. Some Boer Characteristics,
LANDOR, A. HENRY SAVAGE. Chief Causes
of Discontent in India, 384.
Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson, The, 61.
LEYDS, W. J. Origin, Duration and Out-
come of the War, 6.
Literature, Modern Persian, 827.
Origin, Duration and Outcome of the War,
Origin of the Negro Race, The, 656.
Orthodoxy-After Orthodoxy, What? 583.
Our European Trade, 528.
Our Rule in the Philippines, 272.
OWEN, JOHN F. The Military Situation in
South Africa, 145.
Parliament, Congress and, 78.
PECHENARD, P. L. The End o. "Ameri-
canism" in France, 420.
PEFFER, W. A. The Trust in Politics, 244.
LORNE, THE MARQUIS OF. Realities of the Personal Rule in South Africa, The Danger
South African War, 305.
MERRIAM, WILLIAM R. The Census of
1900, 99,
MIKHAILOFF, M. The Great Siberian Rail-
way, 593.
Military Problems in South Africa, 192.
Military Situation in South Africa, The,
145.
Ministry, The Power of Mr. Moody's, 263.
Mistaken Sympathy with Republics, 480.
MIVART, ST. GEORGE. Roman Congrega-
tions and Modern Thought, 562.
Modern Persian Literature, 827.
Modern Thought, Roman Congregations
and, 562.
MOMMSEN, THEODOR. German Feeling
Toward England and America, 240.
Moody's Ministry, The Power of Mr., 263.
MOORE, GEORGE. Some Characteristics of
English Fiction, 504.
MURDOCH, JAMES. Japan and Russia in
the Far East, 609.
Natal, The Afrikanders in, 212.
National Guard, The Future of the, 730.
Neglected American Poet, A, 694.
Negro Race, The Origin of the, 656.
NEWCOMB, SIMON. Science and the Gov-
ernment, 666.
NORTH, EDWARD P. The Erie Canal and
Transportation, 121.
Novels, Some, of 1899, 253.
Obligation of Empire, An, 493.
Olympian Games, The Meeting of the, 802.
Philippines-A Filipino Appeal to the Peo-
ple of the United States, 54; Our Rule in
the Philippines, 272; Eastern Commerce:
What is it Worth? 293.
PHILLIPS, CLAUDE. The Picture Gallery
of the Hermitage, 134.
Picture Gallery of the Hermitage, The, 134.
Poet, A Neglected American, 694.
Poetry Poems by Carmen Sylva, 448;
"The Shadowy Waters," 711.
Politics, The Trust in, 244.
PORTER, ROBERT P. Our European Trade,
Power of Mr. Moody's Ministry, The, 263.
Powers and the Partition of China, The, 634.
President's War Power and an Imperial
Tariff, The, 438.
Presidential Campaign, The Issue in the, 753.
Proposed Hay-Pauncefote Treaty, The, 357.
Puerto Rico, The United States and, 464.
Race Problem, Will Education Solve the,
785.
RADZIWILL, Princess CATHERINE.
Rhodes's Future, 857.
Railway, The Great Siberian, 593.
Realities of the South African War, 305.
REID, GILBERT. The Powers and the Par-
tition of China, 634.
Responsibility of Cecil Rhodes, The, 348.
Republics, Mistaken Sympathy With, 480.
Rhodes, Cecil, The Responsibility of, 348.
Roman Congregations and Modern Thought,
Ross, E. DENISON. Modern Persian Liter-
ature, 827.
RUNCIE, J. E. American Misgovernment
of Cuba, 284.
Russia-The Great Siberian Railway, 593;
Japan and Russia in the Far East, 609;
The Powers and the Partition of China,
634; British and Russian Diplomacy, 871;
Antagonism of England and Russia, 884.
SAVAGE, MINOT J. After Orthodoxy,
What? 585.
A Neglected
SCHUYLER, MONTGOMERY.
American Poet, 694.
Science and the Government, 666.
Scientific Method in Theology, The, 575.
"Shadowy Waters, The," 711.
SHEARMAN, THOMAS G. Mistaken Sym-
pathy With Republics, 480.
SHINN, GEORGE WOLFE. What Has Be-
come of Hell? 837.
SHIPPARD, Sir SIDNEY.
Should Treat the Vanquished Boers, 812.
Siberian Railway, The Great, 593.
Some Characteristics of English Fiction,
Some Novels of 1899, 253.
South African Republic-Origin, Duration
and Outcome of the War, 6; England and
the Transvaal, 9; England, the Transvaal
and the European Powers, 25; Great Brit-
ain on the War Path, 34; Some Boer
Characteristics, 43; The Military Situa-
tion in South Africa, 145; Strategical
Problems in South Africa, 168; Military
Problems in South Africa, 192; The Dutch
in South Africa, 198; The Afrikanders in
Natal, 212; The Danger of Personal Rule
in South Africa, 225; Realities of the
South African War, 305; The Merits of
the Transvaal Dispute, 312; The Doom of
the Boer Oligarchies, 327; America's At-
titude Toward England, 332; Could the
War Have Been Avoided? 335; America
and the War, 337; The Responsibility of
Cecil Rhodes, 348; Why British Work-
men Condemn the War, 518; A French
General's Defense of the Boers, 538; Why
England Should Stop the War, 646; How
England Should Treat the Vanquished
Boers, 812; Cecil Rhodes's Future, 857.
STANLEY, SIR HENRY M. The Origin of
the Negro Race, 656.
STANTON, ELIZABETH CADY. Are Homo-
geneous Divorce Laws in All the States
Desirable? 405.
Stevenson, The Letters of Robert Louis, 61.
STRATON, JOHN ROACH. Will Education
Solve the Race Problem? 785.
SYLVA, CARMEN. Poems, 448.
Tariff, Imperial, The President's War Power
and an, 433.
TEMPLE, The Rt. Hon. Sir RICHARD. Great
Theology, The Scientific Method in, 575.
Townsend, George Alfred.
Africa, 145; Strategical Problems in South
Africa, 168; Military Problems in South
Africa, 192; The Dutch in South Africa,
198; The Afrikanders in Natal, 212; The
Danger of Personal Rule in South Africa,
225; Realities of the South African War,
305; The Merits of the Transvaal Dispute,
312; The Doom of the Boer Oligarchies,
327; America's Attitude Toward England,
332; Could the War Have Been Avoided?
335; America and the War, 337; The
Responsibility of Cecil Rhodes, 348; Why
British Workmen Condemn the War, 518;
A French General's Defense of the Boers,
538; Why England Should Stop the War,
646; How Englaand Should Treat the
Vanquished Boers, 812; Cecil Rhodes's
Future, 857.
Treaty, The Proposed Hay-Pauncefote, 357.
Trust in Politics, The, 244.
United States-A Filipino Appeal to the
People of the United States, 54; Our
Rule in the Philippines, 272; Eastern
Commerce: What is it Worth? 295; The
Proposed Hay-Pauncefote Treaty, 357;
Are Homogeneous Divorce Laws in All
the States Desirable? 405; The United
States and Puerto Rico, 464; Our Euro-
pean Trade, 528; The Powers and the
Partition of China, 634; Science and the
Government, 666; The Future of the Na-
tional Guard, 730; The Issue in the Presi-
dential Campaign, 753.
VOIGT, J. C. The Afrikanders in Natal,
Volunteer System, The British, 745.
WALDSTEIN, CHARLES. John Ruskin, 553.
War, 449.
War, Origin, Duration and Outcome of the,'6.
What Has Become of Hell? 837.
We Are Too Much Governed, 367.
WHITE, MONTAGU. The Danger of Per-
sonal Rule in South Africa, 225.
WHITMAN, SIDNEY.
Toward England and America, 240;
German Feeling
Translation of Poems by Carmen Sylva,
446.
Why British Workmen Condemn the War,
518.
American Poet, 694.
Trade, Our European, 528.
Transportation, The Erie Canal and, 121.
Transvaal-Origin, Duration and Outcome
of the War, 6; England and the Trans-
vaal, 9; England, the Transvaal and the
European Powers, 25; Great Britain on
the War Path, 34; Some Boer Character-
istics, 43; The Military Situation in South ZOLA, ÉMILE. War, 449.
Why England Should Stop the War, 646.
Will Education Solve the Race Problem?
785.
WOODWARD, B. D. The Exposition of
1900, 472.
YEATS, W. B. "The Shadowy Waters,"
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