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Copyright by The Chautauqua Press.
BATES, KATHARINE LEE. A Reading Journey in English Counties,
BROOKS, JOHN GRAHAM. William Ewart Gladstone, 329.
Burne-Jones and the Pre-Raphaelites, 69.
C. L. S. C. Round Table: Oxford, 115; Thyrsis, Rhodes Scholars
at Oxford, 116; A Chautauqua Tragedy, Literary Diversions,
117; Programs, 118; News from Readers and Circles, 121; New
Points of View of War, 240; Program for Peace Meeting,
A Year's Progress Towards Peace, 241; A Shakespeare Mus-
ical Program, 243; 1907's Class Banner, 245; Program, 247;
News from Readers and Circles, 249; Class of 1907, 364; 1907
Class Pin, 364; The Author of "Rational Living," 366; Notice
to Class of 1907, 367; Collections of English Poetry, 368; Class
of 1900, 369; A New Browning Course, 369; A Modern Atlas,
369; Programs, 370; News from Readers and Circles, 372.
England, Child Labor Legislation in, 217.
England Progress in Elementary Education in,
England, Memory Kodaks of, 79.
English Counties, A Reading Journey in (Illustrated): The Cots-
wolds, 19; Oxford, 30. The Counties of the Severn Valley,
145. The Sea Group: Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall, 271.
English Men of Fame: Burne-Jones and the Pre-Raphaelites, 69;
Benjamin Jowett, Teacher, Platonist and Scholar, 205. Wil-
liam Ewart Gladstone, 329.
English Paintings, Representative: "Ecce Ancilla Domini" (Ros-
setti), 103; "The Huguenot" (Millais), 226; "Love and Death"
(Watts), 340.
"FILIUS," Memory Kodaks of England, 79.
Garden City Movement, The, 87.
Gladstone, William Ewart, 329.
GRABO, CARL H. Arnold Toynbee, 342.
Highways and Byways, 3, 131, 257.
HUYCK, EMILY NILES. The Bower, 356.
INGRAHAM, HENRY, Augustine Birrell, 96.
Jowett, Benjamin, Teacher, Platonist and Scholar, 205.
LAVELL, CECIL FAIRFIELD. Burne-Jones and the Pre-Raphaelites, 69.
Library Shelf, 105, 233, 357.
LOVEJOY, OWEN R. Child Labor Legislation in England, 217.
News Summary, 128, 254, 377.
Reading Journey in English Counties, A. (See English Counties.)
SHOREY, PAUL.
Benjamin Jowett, Teacher, Platonist and Scholar,
STEVENS, W. BERTRAND. Representative English Paintings, 103, 226,
Vesper Hour, III, 229, 352.
VINCENT, CHANCELLOR, JOHN H. The Vesper Hour, III, 229, 352.
WHITEHOUSE, JOHN H. The Garden City Movement, 87; Progress
in Elementary Education in England, 336.
CARTOONS: St. Augustine (Augustine Birrell), 96. Birrell's Buzzer.
99; Will They Bell the Cat, 140. The Two Dromios, 266; Rail-
way Cartoon, 266.
C. L. S. C. Round Table Illustrations: View near the Glommen,
Norway, 123; A Norwegian Saw-mill, 123; Sir Henry Irv
ing's Tomb, 242; Banner of C. L. S. C. Class of 1907, 244; Pine
Tree of the C. L. S. C. Class of 1900, 366; Library, Hawarden,
365; Class Pin, C. L. S. C. Class of 1907, 365.
English Counties, A Reading Journey in, Illustrations: Along the
Isis, 25; Magdalen College, Oxford, from the Meadows, 26;
Reredos, All Souls College, 31; The Tower, Magdalen Col-
lege, 32; Within the Quadrangle, Oriel College, 33; Dining
Hall, Christ Church College, 34; Entrance to old Guild-Hall,
Chipping Campden, 43; The Almshouse, Chipping Norton, 43;
The King Stone of the Rollright Stones, 44; On a Gala Day,
Broadway, 44; The Rollright Stones, 45; Blenheim, the Seat
of the Churchill Family, 45; The Schools Tower. 47; Foun-
der's Tower, Quadrangle, Magdalen College, 47; Porch of St.
Mary the Virgin's Church, 47; Pulpit Built into the Walls
of Magdalen College, 47; Chipping-Campden Church, 48; Ox-
ford Cathedral, 48; Burne-Jones_Window_in_Christ Church
(Oxford Cathedral), 49; College Crew on the River, 50; High
Street, Oxford, 50; New College Chapel and Tower and a
part of the City Wall, 51; Iffley Church, Oxford, 51; Broad
Walk, Christ Church College, 52; Addison's Walk, Magdalen
College, 52; Tom Tower, Christ Church College, 53; Quad-
rangle of Christ Church College, 53; New College from the
Garden, 54; Trinity College Chapel, 54; Merton College from
the Fields; All Souls College and the Radcliffe Library, 55;
Sheldonian Theater and Clarendon Building, 56: Keble Col-
lege, 56; The Castle, Oxford, 57; Interior of the Bodleian
Library, 57; Staircase to the Hall, Christ Church, 58; Mar-
tyrs' Memorial, Oxford, 58; South Porch, Gloucester Cathe-
dral, 157; On the Wye, 158; The Severn below the Quarry,
159; Ludlow Castle, 160; Tewkesbury Abbey, 161; Malvern
from Beacon Hill, 162; Tintern Abbey, 171, 172; Cloister,
Gloucester Cathedral, 173; Old Hatte Inn, Tewkesbury, 174;
Old Houses, Shrewsbury, 174; Tablet to Miss Mulock, Tewkes-
bury, 175; Mortimer's Tower, Ludlow Castle, 175; Arthur's
Tower, Ludlow Castle, 176; Hall, Ludlow Castle, 176; Lodge,
Ludlow Castle, 177; The Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury, 177; Sus-
pension Bridge over the Avon at Clifton, 178; Battlefield,
Tewkesbury, 178; Caerleon, 179; King John's Bridge over the
Severn at Tewkesbury, 179; The Spire of Ross, 180; Abbey
Mill, Tewkesbury, 180; Bridge over the Teme, Ludford, 181;
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