Drift of London Literary Gossip on Serial Fiction
The article surveys serial fiction in England, noting top authors adapt well to serialization while mediocrities struggle. It discusses The Fortnightly Review’s rumored ban on serials, a new Nash magazine led by Eveleigh Nash, Kipling’s recent silence, and declines by Weyman and others while Kipling’s future remains uncertain. GALBRAITH.
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Fortnightly Review
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Anthony Hope
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Japanese Anthropology and Prehistoric Japan review
Nell Gordon Munro's 1908 study surveys Stone Age Japan and the Yamato race with illustrations from excavations. It argues Stone Age ancestors of the Ainu, traces Yamato conquest from the Chinese mainland via Korea, and suggests mixed ancestry with Caspian dolmen builders as a possibility.
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Belgium considers free libraries with second grade schools
The absence of public libraries has long reproached Belgium’s education system. Educational authorities have started a movement to establish a free library with each second grade and higher school to raise the intellectual tone of Belgian life.
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