SEVENTH SERIES

VOLUME XXXIV.)

No. 3261 Jan. 5, 1907.

FROM BEGINNING

Vol. CCLII.

CONTENTS.

A Publisher in Peace Time. By John Murray

The United States and Japan

The Pleiad. By Edward Wright

Animal Autobiographies. By W. H. Hudson

On Modern Utopias: An Open Letter to H. G. Wells. By Vernon

Lee.

The Old Stage and the New

FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW

MACMILLAN'S MAGAZINE

Amelia and the Doctor. Chapter VI. The Colonel and His Grand-

daughter. By Horace G. Hutchinson (To be continued)

The Voyage of the "Scotia." By Admiral Sir A. H. Markham, K.

C. B.

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE

The Persecution of the Prussian Poles. By Posen

CONTEMPORARY REVIEW

43

The Man Who Had No Courage. By Lydia Miller Mackay

BLACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE

OUTLOOK 56

ACADEMY 58

SATURDAY REVIEW

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