25 SEPTEMBER 1897, page 14

Spanish Protestants In The Sixteenth Century.

[To Tire EDITOR. OP THE "SPECTATOR."] SIE,—With all due respect to your reviewer who favoured me with anoticeof my compiled translation of "Spanish Protestants in the Sixteenth......

Letters To The Editor.

THE EVOLUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THE UNITED STATES. [TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Sin,—During the last sixteen years there never was a time when, if we were to......

Books.

EPIGRAMS AND EPITAPHS.* THE epigram has fallen from its old high estate. By the word " epigram " the Greek meant simply a true thing said ' beautifully and clearly. It was not......

Poetry.

YOUTH AND SORROW. As yet I have known no sorrow ; very sweet This murmuring summer life has been to me; My days like lilies under water stir, And God has sheltered me from his......

Ghosts And The Balance Of Doubt.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIEe•—IS it hypercritical to suggest that the arguments in the discussion which you have raised in so though tfnl and interesting a manner on......

From The Song-book Of Bethia Ha_rdacre- On, On And On

the millions press, The prize for few all would possess ; They toil, they seek, they strive, they crave,-- , The end no guerdon, but the grave. God grant each soul some aim that......

Seditious Language In India.

[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR:9 Stn,—In the Spectator of July 31st in the note regarding Maulvie Hidayat Hasid you seem to doubt that any "great risk" to India would have......