III.  SIR ALFRED LYALL 77

“The nineteenth century and after”

IV.      Army reform                                      107
V.      The international aspects of free trade          127
vi.      China                                            141
vii.     The Capitulations in Egypt                       156

“The spectator”

VIII.  Disraeli 177
ix.  Russian romance 204
X. The writing of history 214
xi.  The Greek anthology 226
xii.  Lord Milner and party 237
XIII.  The French in Algeria 250
xiv.  The Ottoman empire 264
XV.  Wellingtoniana 277
XVI.  Burma 287
XVII.  A pseudo-hero of the revolution 298
xviii.  The future of the classics 307
XIX.  An Indian idealist 317
xx.  The fiscal question in India 227
XXI.  Rome and municipal government 340
XXII.  A royal philosopher 351
xxiii.  Ancient art and ritual 361
XXIV.  Portuguese slavery 372
XXV.  England and Islam 407
XXVI.  Some Indian problems 416
XXVII.  The Napoleon of taine 427
XXVIII.  Songs, patriotic and national 439
XXIX.  Songs, naval and military 449

INDEX 459

“THE EDINBURGH REVIEW”

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The government of subject races[1]

"The Edinburgh Review,” January 1908