THE Anglo-American Magazine VOLUME V JANUARY-JUNE, 1901 THE ANGLO-AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY General Office, 60 Wall Street, New York London, 59 Chancery Lane Copyright, 1901, by The Anglo-American Publishing Company Gambling: One Point of View, 521. ABBOTT, A. R. Some Recollections of Lincoln's Asassination, 397. American Society in London, The. R. N. Crane, 481. Anglo-American: The United Nations, J. B. Bright, 3; Why Do Not AUTHOR OF "THE SIXTEenth AmendMENT." In District No. 1, 60, 149, Book Notices. 89, 188, 285, 373, 476, 565. BRADSHAW, W. R. The Grand Tour to Muskoka, 430. BRIGHT, J. B. The United Nations, 3. Buffalo Pan-American Exposition, The. E. E. Pidgeon, 289. Canada: The Present-Day French-Canadian, 337; Canada Under British Rule, R. W. Grant, 385; The Grand Tour to Muskoka, W. R. Brad- The question which is on trial in this country is whether we ourselves are fit for self-government.-PROF. GEORGE T. LADD, in New York Evening Pest. That which threatens to overwhelm the Saxon race is not the angry waters of the Latin races, or of envious rivals, but the canker-worm in its own heart.-LORD CHARLES Beresford. The tumult and the shouting dies, |