Political & literary essays, 1908-1913

--"The Edinburgh review": I. The government of subject races. II. Translation and paraphrase.--"The Quarterly review": III. Sir Alfred Lyall.--"The Nineteenth century and after": IV. Army reform. V. The international aspects of free trade. VI. China. VII. The capitulations in Egypt.--"The Spectator": VIII. Disraeli. IX. Russian romance. X. Thwriting of history. XI. The Greek anthology. XII. Lord Milner and party. XIII. The French in Algeria. XIV. The Ottoman empire. XV. Wellingtoniana. XVI. Burma. XVII. A pseudo-hero of the revolution [Tallien] XVIII. The future of the classics. XIX. An Indian idealist [M.C. Mallik] XX. The fiscal question in India. XXI. Rome amd municipal government. XXII. A royal philosopher [Antigonos Gonatus] XXIII. Ancient art and ritual. XXIV. Potuguese slavery. XXV. England and Islam. XXVI. Some Indian problems. XXVII. The Napoleon of Taine. XXVIII. Songs, patriotic and national. XXIX. Songs, naval and military.--Index