CONTENTS OF VOL. XLV PAGE (3) THE INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY'S PROGRAMME. By J. Keir BRITISH SEAMEN FOR BRITISH SHIPS. By W. L. Ainslie and J. H. Yoxall THE COLONIAL WEAKNESS OF FRANCE. By Lieut.-Colonel Adye PROLOGUE TO THE DUCHESS OF MALFY.' By Algernon Charles Swinburne. IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES. By Professor Percy Gardner SOME RECOLLECTIONS OF SIR EDWARD BURNE-JONES. By Joseph Jacobs THE DREYFUS DRAMA AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE. By Yves Guyot THE PRESENT CRISIS IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. By the Right Hon. RITUALISM AND DISESTABLISHMENT. By George W. E. Russell 1 WAR AS THE SUPREME TEST OF NATIONAL VALUE. By H. F. Wyatt LORD BEACONSFIELD'S NOVELS. By Walter Frewen Lord THE LONDON WATER SUPPLY: AN ANSWER. By Arthur Shadwell . INTERNATIONAL FISHERY LEGISLATION. By Professor Otto Pettersson THE PREVENTION OF CONSUMPTION. By Dr. J. G. Sinclair Coghill. LIBERTY OF THE PRESS IN FRANCE. By J. P. Wallis FLORENTINE GARDENS IN MARCH. By the Hon. Emily Lawless NEGLECTING OUR CUSTOMERS: A POSTSCRIPT. By Miss Agnes Lambert THE NATION AND THE RITUALISTS. By the Rev. Dr. J. Guinness Rogers THE MENELIK MYTH. By the Vicomte de Poncins. SKETCHES MADE IN GERMANY. (Concluding Article. Part II.) By Mrs. |