AP Babies, Saving the, 200. BENT, SILAS. The Invasion of Privacy, 399. BONSAL, STEPHEN. China and the "Foreign Age and Literature, 546. Too Much Democracy, 646. New Miracles for Old, 421. BRUCE, HON. WILLIAM CABELL. Governor Albert C. Ritchie, 606. Burgoyne Expedition, The, 374. BUTLER, HON. THOMAS S. Don't Give Up the Ships, 214. East is East and West is West, 669. Fashion, For Sake of, 391. FENN, REV. DR. PERCY T. Lo, the Poor Cleric, 662. Finance, Parasites of, 516. Football and Its Satellites, 560. From Whitehead to Le Havre, 537. GENET, EDMOND C. C. Leaves from a War Diary, 270, 406. Geniuses, Pseudo, 522. GHERARDI, BANCROFT. Voices Across the Sea, 654. Inland Waterways, Importance of, 235. In Retrospect, 173, 333, 461, 589, 717. Invasion of Privacy, The, 399. Ireland, A Dramatist of New-Born, 315. JOHNSON, BURGES. The Cracker Barrel Philosopher, 457, 585, 713. JOHNSON, WILLIS FLETCHER. Thanatopsis, Old and New, 566. Journalism, The Invasion of Privacy by, 399. KENDALL, CARLTON. Pseudo-Geniuses, 522. Large-Scale Drama Production, 686. LYONS, NORBERT. What Next in the Philippines, 365. MÉGROZ, R. L. Revolt, 436. Merchant Ships and the Navy, 505. MERRITT, HON. ALICE PATTISON. Why Women MINOT, JOHN CLAIR. What Door Does the Color, 297. Musical Comedy, 433. Perils of Race Needed Modification of the Primary System, 193. NORDSTEDT, GEORGE. Prototype of "The Notes on Some Recent Books, 323. O'HEGARTY, P. S. A Dramatist of New-Born Parasites of Finance, 516. PENNELL, ELIZABETH ROBINS. For Fashion's Perils of Race Color, 297. PHELPS, WILLIAM LYON. Unmusical Non- Phi Beta Kappa Key, What Door Does It Philippines, What Next in the, 365. PLUMMER, EDWARD C. Merchant Ships and Poetry: MÉGROZ, R. L. Revolt, 436. Prefer Smith: On Record and Principle, 465. Primary System, The Needed Modification of, 193. WADSWORTH, HON. JAMES W. The Senate or War Diary, Leaves from, 406. What Next in the Philippines, 365. What Door Does the Phi Beta Kappa Key Where Three Races Meet, 381. WHITE, STEWART EDWARD. The Technique of Why Democrats Prefer Smith: As a Practical Why Democrats Prefer Smith: On Record and Why Women Cheat at Solitaire, 675. WILSON, PHILIP WHITWELL. Divorce and the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW MARCH-APRIL-MAY, 1927 AFFAIRS OF THE WORLD ANGLO-AMERICA ANOTHER Coincidence occurs in Anglo-American history. It has long been a truism that the war of 1776 was as revolutionary to Great Britain herself and to the remainder of its empire as it was to America. It moved the British Government to adopt enlightened policies which averted any more such insurrections and which confirmed the union of that empire as much as it did the union of these States. Next the one hundredth anniversary of our independence was coincident with the adoption of the imperial title by the British sovereign, in token of more complete integration of her dominions. And now, for the third time, while we have been commemorating our sesquicentenary, British statesmen have been reorganizing that empire more radically and significantly than ever before in all its history; the new order of affairs being denoted by the coming of a Minister to Washington from Canada, as if from some entirely independent Power, and by our sending in return a Minister to Ottawa. This is a token of increased coördination among the Englishspeaking nations of the world. It does not, we assume, mean any withdrawal of the Dominions from their allegiance to the Crown, any more than reaffiliation of America therewith. But it stresses the significant circumstance that the Commonwealth of British Nations is becoming more and more a community of nations Copyright, 1927, by North American Review Corporation. All rights reserved. VOL. CCXXIV.-NO. 834 |