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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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ans from Marso- van by the Turks 325 What Is Real Americanism? 326 James Whitcomb Riley 327 A Hindu Poet Welcomed in Japan 329 Some Financial Aspects of the Panama Canal 330 Russia Mourns the Death of Metchnikoff. 331 Pern, C»rainger, the Kipling of Music. . 332 The Rhone-Marseilles Canal 333 Living (ierms as Museum Specimens 335 Women in the Krupp Works 337 A Non-Explosive Substitute for Celluloid. 338 A Substitute for Jute 339 Democratic Aspects of Universal Mili-tary Service 339 Intensive Red Light and Tuberculosis.... 340 Musics Service to Religion 340 Literature After the War 341 With f-i,rlriiili ami cllicr ilhiilralions Fall Announcement* of Books 342 The New Booki 343 Financial Ncwi^ 350 rr?. Kr l»o*« to ■• r./l i>t4rrt Saptx—1 I-.r *i-tot t: .1 t»*». I» LaiK*. .^•■ »l Tfcu» .1 rial.* (ilriiriil, clraila, 4Vnii; a (.Sulikcrip- (Ilia nITiir, IK ;iiii>la;rr, 241
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(Q Brown tnd D» . n THE HARBOR OF CHARLOTTE AMALIE. ST, THOMAS. DANISH WEST INDIES This view was taken tlir..iigh the tower win.inw oi H itt.caril-. ( a*tlc between the City of Charlotte Amalie and the ailjaccnt mountains. The picture shows the well protected harbor, the strategical value of which is the chief reason for the acquisition uf the>c island:^ by the Lnited States. (See article on page Z92.) Vol. LI\ THE AMERICAN Review of Reviews NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER, 1916 No. 3 THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD .r. ^ -^ As the European \var enters The Qreat i • i • i i American Naog upon its third year, with neutralAssured j-jghts more than ever disre-garded, the part>- in power at Washingtonradically changes its opinions and providesfor a large American navy. The vote onthat question in the House of Representa-tives, on August 15, is by far the most im-portant event in our national historj--makingof recent weeks. When Congress began itspresent session last December, PresidentWilson lai

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