Asiatic Quarterly Review (Full Title: The Imperial and Asiatic Quarterly Review, and Oriental and Colonial Record): Volume XIII, No. 26 [‎back-f] (2/238)

Vlll
THE ASIATIC QUARTERLY REVIEW contains Articles by distinguished Statesmen, Ofpcials, Politicians
and Scholars of various nationalities, not only on current Oriental and Imperial politics, but also on
Oriental Geography, History and Philology, besides Sketches of folk-lore, manners and customs, as
interesting to specialists as to the General Reader.
The Imperial and Asiatic Quarterly Review.
(A PUBLICATION OF ABOUT 224 ROYAL OCTAVO PAGES.)
Subscriptions and Advertisements are to be sent to The Manager of “ The
Asiatic Quarterly Review,” Oriental Institute, Woking, to whom also
arrears due for either subscriptions or advertisements are to be paid, and with whom
contracts for advertisements are to be made.*
Books for Review and Literary Contributions generally are to be forwarded
to The Editor of “The Asiatic Quarterly Review,” Oriental
Institute, Woking.
The January number of 1891 has inaugurated an Enlarged Series of “ The
Asiatic Quarterly Review,” the scope of which has been extended to Africa
and to the Colonies generally, and which has since that date appeared as —
“ The Imperial and Asiatic Quarterly Review,
and Oriental and Colonial Record.”
The last number of “ The Asiatic Quarterly Review,” January, 1902, Third Series,
Vol. XIII., No. 25. (Price 5s.) 224 pages, royal 8vo.
CONTENTS.
Bv the Hon. Mr. C. L. Tupper : “ Bonds of Empire."
ASIA. ' . J ^ ^
D. Duncan, LL.D. : “ Is the Education System of India a Failure as regards Moral Training?
W. Egerton, I.C.S. : “ The Indian Civil Service as a Career.”
A. Rogers: “Agricola Redivivus.”
Alec McMillan, I.C.S. (Retired): “Unity of Coinage for the Empire.”
AFRICA.
Professor Dr. E. Montet: “The Religious Orders of Morocco.”
Harold Bindloss: “British Dominion in Eastern Africa.”
ORIENTALIA: , „
Professor Dr. E. Montet: “ Quarterly Report on Semitic Studies and Orientalism.
H. Beveridge: “Two Bodleian MSS.”
G-ENERAL.
“ Pinya ” : “A History of the French Missions to Siam.”
A. Francis Steuart : “Anglo-Indian Miniaturists.”
L. C. Innes : “ The Pelasgians : A New Theory.”
Major G. E. Gerini : “Siam’s Intercourse with China.”
Professor L. Mills, D.D. : “ Tansar’s Alleged Letter.”
PROCEEDINGS OF THE EAST INDIA ASSOCIATION.
Correspondence, Notes, and News : Storage of Water and Irrigation in India—“ Poverty and
Un-British Rule in India”—Oriental Studies—Archaeological Exploration of India.
Reviews and Notices: Life of Sir William Wilson Hunter, K.C.S.I.—Life of Major-General Sir R.
Murdoch Smith, K.C. M.G.—From Cyprus to Zanzibar by the Egyptian Delta—The Thirteen Colonies
—Grammar of the Classical Arabic Language—Vedanta Philosophy—China under the Searchlight, etc.
Summary of Events in Asia, Africa, and the Colonies.
Appendix—Containing the Titles of the Articles which have appeared in this Review from the beginning
( 1886 ) to 1901 inclusive.
THE ASIATIC QUARTERLY REVIEW publishes Articles by Orientals of standing on Oriental subjects,
thus adding the information derived from native authorities to that of European and other specialists,
PUBLISHED BY
THE ORIENTAL INSTITUTE, WOKING, ENGLAND.
* The following are the rates for Subscriptions : per annum, £i ; per quarterly number, 5 s., inclusive of postage.
The following is the ordinary rate for Literary Advertisements : per page, 5 guineas ; half-page, £2 15 s.; per line, 2 s.
For other Advertisements at the rate of 6 guineas per page. Special terms are made for continued Advertisements.
Asiatic Quarterly Review, April, 1902 .