23 DECEMBER 1905, page 21

" The Intention Of The Book," Says The Author, "

is to provide what might be learned from the conversation of an intelligent native by one making a leisurely progress through the scenes described." Certainly we could not wish......

Mr. Forster, Who Is, To The Best Of Our Belief,

a newcomer in the field of fiction, has at once revealed himself as a writer to be reckoned with in his exceedingly clever but decidedly painful story. When, however, we say "......

This Volume Forms An Extremely Valuable Contribution To...

of Imperial problems, for where the writers do not solve them they raise those pertinent questions which, according to Bacon's saw, are half-way to knowledge. The editor has......