NATIONAL REVIEW Episodes of the Month (with a large Coloured Map to Illustrate Revolutions: their Cause and Cure. By IAN D. COLVIN, Author of The Unseen Hand in English History The Attack. BY LADY DOROTHIE FEILDING The French Naval Brigade. By "JEANNE GOUIN" Deformed Feet in Women. By MORALIST, M.D. Will you help DR. BARNARDO'S HOMES Will you send us 2/6 The usual Annual Appeal is made for 100,000 Half-Crowns to help to pay the Food Bill for our great family of over 7,000 children The cost of food is constantly increasing. Last year we raised 167,163 Half-Crowns in memory of the late Dr. Will you please help us to do the same this year, because the need is 4,334 children admitted since War broke out, many being the children Nearly 10,000 Barnardo boys are fighting for the Empire. More than Yours faithfully in the service of the Children, WILLIAM BAKER, Honorary Director. Cheques and Orders payable" Dr. Barnardo's Homes Food Bill Fund," and crossed (Notes should be Registered), Head Offices: 18 to 26 STEPNEY CAUSEWAY, LONDON, E.1 Please mention "National Review," July 1917. The Y.M.C.A. Ladies' Auxiliary Committee, of which H.H. Princess Helena Victoria is President, and The Countess of Bessborough, Hon. Secretary, are doing a most valuable work amongst the Base Camps in France. Since the commencement of the War, they have sent out over 820 ladies, who have given their services voluntarily, to assist in the Huts by serving refreshments, etc., organizing games among the men, helping with their letters, and giving them sympathy and encouragement. The work the Y.M.C.A. ladies are doing also in the Hostels for the relatives of the wounded is of the greatest value, and calls for much sympathy and support. of the moment is for funds and gifts in kind, The Pressing Need such as games (indoor and outdoor), gramo phones, gramophone records, and musical instruments. Such gifts should be addressed to H.H. Princess Helena Victoria, Y.M.C.A., 74 South Audley Street, London, W., and marked 'Base Camps Fund.' All contributions will be gratefully received by the Auxiliary Committee, 74 South Audley Street, London, W.I " PROTECTION PAVES THE PATH OF PROSPERITY CHAPTER By T. PENN GASKELL, M.INST.C.E. Price 3s. 6d. net, Bound CONTENTS DIAGRAM OF WHEAT STATISTICS 1822-1912. 1. THE DECAY OF AGRICULTURE SINCE 1846. 2. QUOTATIONS FROM COBDEN AND MALTHUS. 3. THE EFFECT OF FREE TRADE ON EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES. 4. BRITISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN AGRICULTURE COMPARED. 5. GERMAN PROGRESS IN AGRICULTURE. 6. NATIONAL GRANARIES OF BRITISH AND IRISH WHEAT. 7. COMPARATIVE WEALTH OF THIS AND OTHER COUNTRIES. 8. CAPITAL, THE CONDITION PRECEDENT TO EMPLOYMENT. 9. HOME PROTECTION, COLONIAL PREFERENCE, FOREIGN TREATIES. 10. ESTIMATES OF REVENUE FROM PROTECTIVE DUTIES. NATIONAL REVIEW CONTENTS Episodes of the Month (with a large Coloured Map to Illustrate the Mesopotamian Campaign) Justice to Rumania. By BUKAREST Pax Mundi. By VISCOUNT ESHER, G.C.B. No. 414-Aug. 1917 645 Wild Life at War. By MISS FRANCES PITT Government and Labour. By ENGINEER FRESH LIGHT ON MISGOVERNMENT. By L. J. MAXSE II. The Major Mandarin and the Military Scapegoat The Imperial Transport Service. By L. COPE CORNFORD "Country Life Smoking Mixture This delightful combination of the Best Tobaccos is sold in two strengths This Tobacco is also supplied at Duty Free Rates for the purpose of gratuitous distribution to wounded Soldiers and Sailors in Hospital, Terms and particulars on application to |