(58a) P. 85.— The Earl of Derby's farewell address to the Royal Society. His opinion

of its work and usefulness.
(69) P. 86.— S. E. Dawson on Tennyson.
(60) P. 86.— The old " Canadian Monthly."

(61) P. 86.— Form of Royal Society Transactions.
(62) P. 86.— Goldwin Smith on .the study of the Classics.
(63) P. 87.— Canadian Libraries.
(61) P. 87.— List of artists in Canada. Native bom and adopted. Art societies. In

fiuence of French school. Canadian artists at the World's Fair.
J. W. L. Forster on Canadian art.
(64a) P. 89.— Architectural art in Canada. List of prominent public buildings noted

for beauty and symmetry of form.
(65)P. 91.— "Fidelis."



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OUR INTELLECTUAL



STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS.
A SHORT REVIEW OF



Literature, Education and Art in Canada



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