Contents

• Notes of the Week: 120-124
• "And Their Cry Came Up--" (Baker, Ada Bartrick): 124-124
• Foreign Affairs (Verdad, S.): 124-125
• Unedited Opinions: 125-126
• Secret Diplomacy (Ponsonby, Arthur): 126-127
• The School as a Sorting House (Townshend, E.): 127-128
• Sorel, Marx, and the War. (Read, Herbert): 128-129
• A Russian Folk Song (C. E. B.): 129-129
• Notes on Economic Terms: 129-130
• A Modern Document (Reed, Acton): 130-132
• A Modern Document (Lawrence, Herbert): 130-132
• Great Books as Grotesques (Carter, Huntly): 132-133
• Readers and Writers (R. H. C.): 133-134
• Tales of To-day (Bechhofer, C. E.): 134-135
• The Rarity (Selver, P.): 135-137
• Impressions of French Pronunciation (Morning, Alice): 137-138
• Views and Reviews (A. E. R.): 138-139
• The Real Pacifist (C. S. D.): 139-139
• Peace Terms (Ince, Howard): 139-139
• On Germany's Case (Writer of "Unedited Opinions," The): 139-139
• The Real Pacifist (A. M.): 139-140
• Letters to the Editor: 139-143
• National Pay (Ross, H. H. Stockdale): 140-140
• Labour and Responsibility (Smethurst, A. H., Assistant General Secrestary, Amalgamated Society of Engineers): 140-140
• "A Danger to London" (V. A. P.): 140-140
• Mr. Shaw (Schwartz, J. Bulvar): 140-141
• Mr. Shaw (Fowler, Harry): 141-141
• Modern Architecture (Bell, Will): 141-142
• Modern Architecture (Dale, Thomas Lawrence): 142-142
• Hamlet (Duncan, John): 142-142
• Hamlet and Psycho-Analysis (Johnson, Jeremiah): 142-142
• "Vision and Vesture" (Burdett, Osbert): 142-143
• Shakespeare as Grotesque, etc. (Carter, Huntly): 143-143
• Press Cuttings: 144-144