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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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r Foreign Element 465 The Future of Our National Banking System 465 The Utility of Speculation 466 An English View of the Homestead Strike 467 Sunday at the Worlds Fair 467 Bishop Potter on Opening Worlds Fair Sundays... 468 Education in the West 469 With portrait of Charles F. Thwing. Compulsory Education in the United States 470 Gavroche at School 470 Boyhood of Professor Herkomer 471 With portrait of Professor Herkomer. The Jubilee of Two German Patriotic Songs 472 With illustrations. Mitten wald and its Fiddle-Making Industry 474 With portrait of Master Reiter. The Making of Gun Flints 476 Henrjr Irvings Curiosity Shop 476 Literary Tramps 476 How The Shadow of a Crime was Written 477 The Queens Dolls 477 With ilhistration. The Periodicals Reviewed— Leading American and English Magazines... 484The French RevieAVS 491 Poetry and Art 493 A Famous Artist in Black and White 494 With portrait of Charles Keene. New Books— Contents of Reviews and Magazines 500 Index to Periodicals 509
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A COMPOSITE PHOTOGRAPH OF MR. GLADSTONES CABINET. ^Specially taken for the Review of Reviews by the London Steroscopic Compony. See page 39U.J The Review oe Reviews. Vol. VI. NEW YORK, NOVEMBER, 1892. No. 34 THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD. Conduct ^^ against the political pessimists who areof the giving the United States so evil a reputa-Campaign. ^:^^^^ ^^^ coiTupt practices and for generaldecay of electoral honesty, the Review of Reviewsis disposed to assert, as a part of the real and valu-able progress of the world, that a more orderly,reputable and enlightened national campaign hasprobably never been conducted in this country thanthe one that will have closed ^^dth the polling onNovember 8. The contest has been singularly good-natured. There has been so little of personalmalignity expressed against leading candidates thatits absence has been widely noticed and approved.Both President Harrison and ex-President Clevelandhave been treated, for the most part, with studiedrespect by politic

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