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Blackwood's Magazine.
| Abdul Hamid, Sultan and Khalif, and the Pan-Islamic Movement, | 291 | |
| A Man's Bête-Noire, | 311 | |
| "A Gentleman of Rank." By Walter B. Harris, | 327 | |
| The Coalition Cabinet: Behind the Scenes, | 343 | |
| Po-Thet. By Major Morris Bent, | 351 | |
| The Daft Days. A Novel. Chaps. VII.–IX. By Neil Munro, | 361 | |
| The Staghound—Past and Present. By T. F. Dale, | 381 | |
| A Trek in the Kalahari. By Hon. R. H. Brand, | 389 | |
| The New Spirit in India. By Sir C. H. T. Crosthwaite, K.C.S.I., | 403 | |
| Musings without Method, | 415 | |
| The Radical Government—Our Prime Minister's Policy and Manners—The Tyranny of the "Mandate"—Nonconformity and Labour—The Bare Surrender in South Africa—Vain Haters of their own Country—The Worship of the Parish Pump—The Single Triumph of the Radicals. | ||
| The Seventh Duke of Rutland, | 425 | |
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