Ferry over the Severn, Tewkesbury, 181; Preaching Cross,
Coningsby Hospital, 182; Farmhouse, Wigmore Abbey, 182;
At Tintern Waiting for the Tide, 183; Wigmore Abbey-
Gatehouse used as Barn, 183; Old Church, Hereford, 184;
West Facade, Gloucester Cathedral, 184; Bristol Cathedral,
185; Interior of Hereford Cathedral, 185; House of Abel
Fletcher, 186; Abel Fletcher's Tannery, 186; Lizard Light, 256;
Bishop's Palace, Wells Cathedral, 291; St. Mary Redcliffe,
Bristol, 291; Bideford and Torridge Estuary, 292; St. Andrews,
Clevedore, 292; Newquay Harbor, 293; Exeter Cathedral, 293;
Drake's Statue, 294; Cross St. Buryan's, 294; St. Cleer's
Well, 295; St. Colomb Minor, 295. Clovelly Court, 296; Coun-
try House, Falmouth, 296; Bay, Clovelly, 297; Boscastle, 297;
Carn Brae, 298; Slate House, Tintagel, 298; Church Cove, Liz-
ard, 299; Devon Cottage, 299; Fal at Malpas, 300; On the Fal,
301; Logan Rock, 302; Coast from Logan Rock, 302; Nave,
Wells Cathedral, 303; St. Joseph's Chapel, Glastonbury, 304;
Harbor Plymouth, 305; Figureheads of Ships, Scilly Isles, 305;
Street and Jacob's Ladder, Falmouth, 306; Coffee House, Exe-
ter, 306; Entrance to Clovelly, 306; Clovelly, 315. Clovelly
from Pier, 316; Street, Clovelly, 317; Tintagel Castle, 318;
Arthur's Castle, Tintagel, 319; Land's End, 320.

English Paintings, Representative: "Ecce Ancilla Domini" (Ros-

setti), 101; "The Huguenot" (Millais), 227; “Love and Death"

(Watts), 351.

Locking up the Tower: Nightly Ceremony in the Citadel of London,

12.

MAPS:

Oxfordshire, 21; Oxford, 46; Arrangement of Houses in Garden
City, 95; Severn Counties, 148; Southwestern Sea Counties, 274

PORTRAITS:

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 265.

Botha, General, 265.

Bryce, Mrs. James, 139.

Burdett-Coutts, Baroness, II.

Carducci, Giosue, 139.

Casimir-Perier, M., 265.

Choate, Joseph H., 263.

Davis, Gen. Geo. W., 265.

Higgins, Frank W. 11.

Hughitt, Marvin, II.

Jowett, Benjamin, 130.

Judson, Harry Pratt, 139.

King, Henry C., 366.

Lamsdorff, Count, 265.

McKenna, Reginald, 139.

Mitchell, John, II.

Mohammed Ali Merza (Shah of Persia), II.

Russell, Sir W. H., 139.

Smith, Hon. Herbert K., II.

Thring, Lord, 139.

Toynbee, Arnold, 345.

THE MAGAZINE OF SYSTEM IN READING

Official Publication of Chautauqua Institution

CONTENTS FOR MARCH, 1907

Adoration of the Magi...

Highways and Byways..

COVER DESIGN

...Frontispiece

3

The Jamestown Exposition and " "Militarism." Reform in Politics

and Legislation. Railroads, Labor and Commerce. A New Ger-

man Reichstag and New Tendencies. The Church-State Conflict

in France. The Jamaica Earthquake and Anglo-American Rela-

tions. England and a Channel Tunnel. News Notes from Abroad.

From Punch. With Portraits of John Mitchell, Marvin Hughitt,

Herbert K. Smith, Mohammed Ali Merza, Baroness Burdett-Coutts

and the late Governor Higgins.

A Reading Journey In English Counties...

The Cotswolds and Oxford.

English Men of Fame.

Burne-Jones and the Pre-Raphaelites.

Memory Kodaks of England.

Katharine Lee Bates 19

..Cecil F. Lavell 69

.."Filius" 79

John H. Whitehouse 88

...Henry Ingraham 96

.W. Bertrand Stevens 101

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PRESS in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.

Yearly Subscription, $2.00. Single Copies, 25c.

Entered September 9, 1904, at the postoffice at Chautauqua, New York, as

second class matter, under Act of Congress, March 2, 1879.

THE ADORATION OF THE MAGI

Tapestry in Exeter Chapel, Oxford, woven by William Morris after a design by Burne-Jones.