Identifier: reviewofreviewsw05newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Question.. 2>5 Suggestions for a Labor Platform. 29fi The City of the Kaiser 997 Apropos of Mr. Parnell o.ti The Duke of Clarence ...............\\\\ 22k The Periodicals Reviewed— The North American Review. 990 The Forum ^oo The Quarterly Review 9qa The Arena pgQ T he Contemporary Review 031 W^estminster Review 90, Fortnightly Review 232 The National Review 23> The Edinburgh Review 23H Welsh Review 233 The Nineteenth Century. 934 Harpers Magazine 00^ The Century .......:..;. 2:35 The Atlantic Monthly 23.5 The New England Magazine 236 Scribners Magazine 236 The Cosmopolitan 236 The Chautaiiquan 237 The Charities Review 237 Magazine of American History. ooo Music ...._; 9;^ School and College 238 The Peo))les Friend and itsEditor!. 238 The Archieologieal and County Magazines 239 The Idler gog The New Review 239 The French Magazines 240 Poetry and Art £41 The New Books— Mr. Hard\ s ■ Te.ss of the DUrbevilles 243 Contents of Magazines and Reviews 248 Index to Periodicals 257
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THE LATE REV. C. H. bPURGEON. The Review of Reviews. ToL. V. NEW YORK, MARCH, 1892. No. 26. THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD. THIS being a political year, let us make themost of it as such. It ought to be a year offruitful discussion, of progress in wise reforms, andof much popular growth in sound political knowl-edge. Intelligent American citizens whose viewsand interests are broad enough to make them gladto profit by the experience of other countries willnot object to a timely reminder of the disadvantageat which we appear when our methods in practicalpolitics are compared with English methods. Eng-land still maintains privileged classes, an estab-lished church, and a liundred mediaeval anomaliesin her laws and government that do violence to ourAmerican theories of individual equality, local self-rule, and modern institutional and political sym- ATnetry. And these survivals that contravene themodern spirit furnish the fighting-ground for Lib- Z erals and Conservatives. The kinds of questio

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