satisfying in effect; or again, by colour placed on colour of
equal tone, as it were a mosaic or piecing together of colours united,
or "jointed," by outlining round the various members of the design.
Black on white, or white on white, a mere drawing of a design on the
material, scarcely comes under the head of Colour, though, as aforesaid,
some very beautiful work has been done in this way.

As regards method of colouring, it is not very possible to give much
indication of what to use and what to avoid, it being greatly a matter
of practice, and somewhat of instinct, how to unite colour into
beautiful and complex groups. A few hints for and against certain
combinations may perhaps be given: for instance, avoid placing a blue
immediately against a green of nearly the same *       *       *       *

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=The Economic Review=

A Quarterly Review for the Consideration of Social and Economic
Questions.

_In Connection with the Oxford University Branch
of the Christian Social Union._

CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER, 1893.

=The History of English Serfdom.=
    Prof. W. J. ASHLEY, M.A.
=Edward Vansittart Neale as Christian Socialist.=
    His Honour JUDGE HUGHES, Q.C.
=The Ethics of Wills.=
    The Rev. T. C. FRY, D.D.
=Co-operators and Profit-Sharing.=
    W. E. SNELL.
=The Alcohol Monopoly in Switzerland.=
    JOSEPH KING.
=The Special Importance of the study of Christian Ethics for the Church
