Heine On German Philosophy.
rTo TH2 Emros or roe 372CTATOIL71 Sea,—In your number for May 8th there appears a passage from Heine quoted by a correspondent. The following may perhaps be considered apposite......
Dr. Holland Rose's "origins Of The War." Fro Me Emma
or TUB ”arzersroan Stn,—Your American correspondent most usefully corrects the assertion, strangely accepted since 1871 by German friends and foes alike, that ' Germany' was......
Neutrals.
[To rot Emma or run "Srcomeros."] Sin,—As you say, the issue in the present war is the existence of our civilization. It is whether the law of justice and humanity or mere brute......
"sors Wordsworthiensis."
[To roe Damn or vas "Srrersros."3 SIR,—Some of your readers, depressed by recent German successes, may possibly find comfort in a Sors Words- worthiensis. The lines are from the......
Germany And The Future.
[To Ts. Emma OF roe .• SFSOTB701...] Six,—I crave a brief space for reply to the courteous criticisms of Professor Forrest Morgan on my Origins of the TVar in your last issue.......
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