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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
24
A survey of Lord Cromer’s reforms in administration under British rule in Egypt. The article highlights advances in governance, centralization under occupation, and the impact on Khartoum and Gordon’s death within the broader imperial context.
A critique of the idea that President Roosevelt is merely an ordinary man energized beyond limits. The piece argues his popularity stems from being one of the people, not from rare genius, and notes his plain manner, lack of novel ideas, and broad civic resonance. It concludes that commonplace voices can wield immense influence.
Maurice Hewlett returns from England and Italy to Spain in his new romance The Spanish Jade to be published by Doubleday Page Co in May. The novel offers a vivid view of Spanish life and character with dramatic interest and Hewletts romantic tone.
A critical history of English drama from Elizabeth I to the Puritan closure, praising Schelling’s two volume work. It highlights the early roots of moral and miracle plays, the rise of secular drama, and key figures like Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Jonson, with a detailed classification and rich actor data. The review lauds the book’s scope, clarity, and bibliographic lists, noting its value for students and collectors.
When Robert Hichens's The Green Carnation was first issued it satirized a famed English literary circle. Mitchell Kennerley reissues the novel and identifies dramatis personae with real persons including the Marquis of Queensberry Reggie. Lord Alfred Douglas. Oscar Wilde. Mrs Gabrielle. Sir Charles Wyndham. Willie Wilde. the Dorian Gray image. and the Criterion Theatre.
Prof George E Hale director of Yerkes Observatory and University of Chicago astrophysics professor explains a new era in astronomy. The book details practical laboratory methods and how photography telescopes and instruments reveal life histories of the sun and stars.
G P Putnam's Sons will publish a collection of Gov Hughes addresses with an introduction by Cornell's President Schurman. The work surveys Hughes's public career through speeches in three divisions on public office regulation and service corporations.
The second volume of the Macmillan edition includes Maud Enoch Arden In Memoriam and The Princess with notes by Tennyson. He explains disputed lines and the origin of a simile and local references. Suppressed stanzas for In Memoriam appear, showing his critical attitude toward his own work.
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