THE NINETEENTH CENTURY A MONTHLY REVIEW EDITED BY JAMES KNOWLES VOL. XX. JULY-DECEMBER 1886 LONDON KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH. & CO., 1 PATERNOSTER SQUARE CONTENTS OF VOL. XX. THE UNIONIST VOTE. By Edward Dicey TAINE A LITERARY PORTRAIT. By Leopold Katscher THE ANIMALS OF NEW GUINEA. By P. L. Sclater. REVISION OF THE BIBLE. By Dr. G. Vance Smith . WHAT THE WORKING CLASSES READ. By Edward G. Salmon FRANCE AND THE NEW HEBRIDES. By C. Kinloch Cooke RECREATIVE EVENING SCHOOLS. By Rev. Freeman Wills THE DISSOLUTION AND THE COUNTRY. By Frank II. Hill PASTEUR AND HYDROPHOBIA. By Professor Ray Lankester NEW ZEALAND AND MR. FROUDE. By Edward Wakefield WANTED A LEADER. By Julian Sturgis IN AN INDIAN JUNGLE. By Prince Carl of Sweden and Norway ENGLISH AND FOREIGN SPAS. By Dr. J. Burney Yeo LETTERS AND LETTER-WRITERS. By Rev. Dr. Jessopp LIGHT AND WATER-COLOURS: a Reply. By Frank Dillon NOTE ON GENESIS AND SCIENCE, from W. E. Gladstone THE HINDU WIDOW. By Devendra N. Das A VISIT TO SOME AUSTRIAN MONASTERIES. By St. George Mivart HOW A PROVINCIAL PAPER IS MANAGED. By Arnot Reid. MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. MERELY PLAYERS. By Mrs. D. M. Craik . PRISONERS AS WITNESSES. By Justice Stephen THE CIVIL SERVICE AS A PROFESSION. By Benjamin Kidd |