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CONTENTS OF
OF VOL. VIII.

PAGB

THE FUTURE OF LIBERALISM. By Matthew Arnold.
ATHEISM AND REPENTANCE: a Familiar Colloquy. By W. H. Mal-
lock

THE CLOTURE IN PARLIAMENT. By E. D. J. Wilson

MODERN FRENCH ART. By Gerard Baldwin Brown

A STRANGER IN AMERICA. By George Jacob Holyoake

STORY-TELLING. By James Payn

THE COMMERCIAL TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND. By E.

1

19

42

56

67

88

THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND NATIONAL INSURANCE. By the Rev. W.

Lewery Blackley

107

THE PALAIS-ROYAL THEATRE. By Francisque Sarcey

AN ENGLISHMAN'S PROTEST. By Cardinal Manning

PEASANT PROPRIETORS AT HOME. By J. H. Tuke
FICTION-FAIR AND FOUL. By John Ruskin

THE FRENCH CLERGY AND THE PRESENT REPUBLIC. By the Abbé
Martin.

BLEEDING TO DEATH. By H. M. Hyndman

THE CREED OF THE EARLY CHRISTIANS. By the Dean of Westmin-
ster

ICELAND. By Sir David Weaderburn, Bart.

REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT IN THE COLONIES. By Arthur Mills

OUR NATIONAL ART COLLECTIONS AND PROVINCIAL ART MUSEUMS

(conclusion). By J. C. Robinson

237

249

THE FUTURE OF CHINA. By D. C. Boulger

266

STATE AID AND CONTROL IN INDUSTRIAL ASSURANCE. By H. Sey-

mour Tremenheere

275

POLITICAL OPTIMISM: a Dialogue. By H. D. Traill

A REAL SAVIOUR OF SOCIETY.' By Sedley Taylor

A FEW MORE WORDS ON NATIONAL INSURANCE. By the Earl of Car-

narvon

THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE-ENGLISH AND ARABIAN. By W. Scawen

ENGLISH RATIONAL AND IRRATIONAL. By Fitzedward Hall

384

ARABIAN.

411

424