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Who's Who in America for 1902-Some
editorial anecdotes..

six illustrations)..
Stevenson and Bernard Shaw.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments..
The childhood of the great: I. Professor
Brander Matthews. II. Mr. Rudyard
Kipling. Drawings by D. Elizabeth
Clarke. Text by Marjory MacMurchy. 322-323
The Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady (with
portrait..

The Secret Orchard in the American
courts (with portraits of Egerton and
Agnes Castle).

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341

Lucas Malet's Sir Richard Calmady.
Men of letters in fiction.

Miss Florence Wilkinson's The Strength
of the Hills (with portrait and illus-
trations).

Miss Mary E. Wilkins (with portrait).
Mr. Charles Major, When Knighthood
Was in Flower, and THE BOOKMAN...
Mr. Frankfort Moore's new novel about
Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Miss
Linney (with portrait of Mr. Frankfort
Moore).

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Mr. Pinero as he is not (cartoon)
Nicholas Murray Butler (with portrait)..
Passing of another London literary land-
mark (with illustration)...
Portraits of William Faversham in A
Royal Rival, Ian Maclaren, David War-
field in The Auctioneer, Bertha Galland
in The Forest Lovers, Mrs. Fiske,
James K. Hackett in Don Casar's Re-
turn, and E. H. Sothern as Richard
Lovelace; and scenes from The Second
in Command and Miranda of the Bal-
cony (see "Drama of the Month"),

222-223-225-226-227
Ten years of the English Bookman (with
portraits of Dr. W. Robertson Nicoll,
J. E. Hodder-Williams, Andrew Lang,
Professor Marcus Dods, Professor

George Saintsbury, Professor Edward
Dawlen, Professor David Masson,
Walter Pater, Algernon Charles Swin-
burne, Theodore Watts-Dunton, W.
B. Yeats, J. M. Barrie, Dr. Richard
Garnett and the Bishop of Derry and
Raphoe).

Theatregoers and theatre programmes..
The late Edith Jemima Simcox
The late Rev. John Wade.

The seventieth birthday of William Raabe
(with portrait)..

Portrait of Clyde Fitch (see "Drama of
the Month").

The work of Robert Hichens (with por-

The suggestion of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde.

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448

449

216

DECEMBER.

A model of good journalism.

Suspended Syntax.

Some recent titles (with portrait of Mr.
Cutcliffe Hyne)..

Scene from The Last of the Dandies.
Some inconsistencies of Dr. Doyle's
Sherlock Holmes-More concerning the
new Holmes story.

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457

446

450

Another word about "the great American

336

novel".

The alleged Richardson revival (with
sketch of Mr. Austin Dobson.

449

460

329

Anachronisms in The Crisis.

The anachronisms in The Crisis.

A solemn moment-Mr. Roosevelt and
Thucydides...

336

Balzac and Madame Hanska.

317

Caps, gowns and hoods Mr. George

317

462

453

Cary Eggleston on the academic cos-

The literary year in England.

456

The Methodist Hymnal Revision Com-
mittee

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328

Miss Mary Devereux (with portrait).
Mistress Joy (with portraits of Annie
Booth McKinney and Grace MacGowan
Cooke)

336

W. E. Henley's attack on Stevenson's
memory...

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462

FEBRUARY.

Mr. Basil King (with portrait).
Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith and Oliver Horn
Mr. Kipling as Dickens's pupil..
Mr. Kipling's "The Reformers".
Pauline Bradford Mackie (with portrait)
Phil May as Hamlet (with illustration)..
Portrait of Elsie De Wolfe in The Way
of the World-Maude Adams in Qual-
ity Street (see "Drama of the Month")
Portrait of M. Emile Zola (see "In the
Days of My Youth").

Portrait of M. Jules Claretie (see
"Drama of the Month").

"Drama of the Month")

Portrait of Sir Henry Irving (see

336

Portrait of Victorien Sardou (see "Liter-

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ary Paris").

President Hadley's "break"

327

Reminiscences of Wilkie Collins. His

322

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy in the gar-
den at Max Gate (illustration)..
Mr. Hall Caine and Shakespeare (with
cartoon).

Menu of the recent dinner of the Savage
Club of London (illustration).
Mr. A. E. W. Mason's forthcoming novel
(with portrait)

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