The Antiquary volume 39
The Antiquary volume 39
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O. Her articles in which the knowledge of twenty yeirs ago is added to and brought up-to date include those on the Sudan, Sydney, Tasmania, Texa, Tibet, Tripoli, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, the United Kingdom, the United States, Venezuela, and West Australia. There are two or three mditary papers of great imoortance such as Strategy, Tactics, and the long article on War. The sister service is represented by a paper on Torpedoes. The biographical articles are numerous and important. There is a long... and judicious life of Queen Victoria, unsigned, with a portrait. Mr. Edmun 1 G >sse writes well on Tennyson. Living men who find a place include Mr. Swinburne, Sir John Tenniel (with a plate reproducing his famous " Dropping the Pilot "), Tolstoy, Mr. G. F. Watt=, Mr. Whistler, and the German Emperor, William II. Among the biographies of those who have passed away may be specially named those of Taine, Arch- bishop Tait, Tyiidall, We-tcott, Whittier, and Walt Whitman. The pref itory essay, by the Rev.
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O. Her articles in which the knowledge of twenty yeirs ago is added to and brought up-to date include those on the Sudan, Sydney, Tasmania, Texa, Tibet, Tripoli, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, the United Kingdom, the United States, Venezuela, and West Australia. There are two or three mditary papers of great imoortance such as Strategy, Tactics, and the long article on War. The sister service is represented by a paper on Torpedoes. The biographical articles are numerous and important. There is a long... and judicious life of Queen Victoria, unsigned, with a portrait. Mr. Edmun 1 G >sse writes well on Tennyson. Living men who find a place include Mr. Swinburne, Sir John Tenniel (with a plate reproducing his famous " Dropping the Pilot "), Tolstoy, Mr. G. F. Watt=, Mr. Whistler, and the German Emperor, William II. Among the biographies of those who have passed away may be specially named those of Taine, Arch- bishop Tait, Tyiidall, We-tcott, Whittier, and Walt Whitman. The pref itory essay, by the Rev.
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