ford, 178; Trent and Mersey Canal, 179; Firing Ovens and
Potteries, Street, Kuntsford, 180; Landing Stage, Dock, Liver-
pool, 181; "Rose and Crown" Inn, 182; Cheshire Cottage, 183;
Interior of Whalley Church, 184; George Eliot's Birthplace,
School "The Elms," 279; George Eliot's Schoolroom, Going to
the Fair, Nuneaton, 280; Griff House, Cedar of Lebanon, Griff
House, 281; Getting in the Harvest, Barn, Wilmcote, 282;
Charlecote Park Entrance, 284; Charlecote Park, 285; Clock
Tower, Warwick Castle, Ford's Hospital, Quaint Corner, Alms-
house, Coventry, 286; Feeding Peacocks, Warwick Castle,
Avon from Warwick Castle, 288; Kenilworth Castle, Guild
Chapel and Grammar School, Stratford-on-Avon, 289; Avon
at Guy's Cliff, 290 and 291; Church of Holy Trinity, Stratford,
292; Wootton-Wawen Church, 292; View of Rugby, Interior
of Rugby Chapel, 293; Road to Stratford, Aston-Cantlow
Church, Poet of Guy's Cliff, Old Mill, Guy's Cliff, 294; En-
trance to Warwick Castle, 299; Wilmcote, 300; Church of Holy
Trinity, Stratford, 309; Anne Hathaway's Cottage, 310; Shake-
speare's Birthplace, 311; Edward VI's Grammar School, Strat-
ford, 312.
Gretna Green-"Striking While the Iron is Hot," 120.
Highways Cuts. Georges Clemenceau, Mrs. Jefferson Davis, Com-
mander R. E. Peary, V. H. Metcalf, G. U. L. Meyer, O. S.
Straus, II; Archbishop of Canterbury, A. Birrell, Duke of
Devonshire, Senator Beveridge, Washington Gladden, Felix
Adler, 135; Roosevelt, Root, McCabe, Durand, Bryce, Carnegie,
269.
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, 243.
Kane, Wm. P., 248.
Kellogg, Prof. George D., 248.
Maps: Cumberland and Westmoreland, 19; Wordsworth Country,
37; Lancashire, 147; Cheshire and Staffordshire, 188; War-
wickshire, 277.
Nativity, Ancient Representation of, 95.
Paintings, Representative English: Slave Ship (Turner), 99; The
Corn-field (Constable), 266; The Light of the World (Hol-
man Hunt), 364.
Philippine Islands: Post Hospital, Parang, Mindanao, 117; Reading
Room, Parang, 117; Moros Selling Brass, 118.
Shakespearean Stage ("The Stage for Which Shakespeare Wrote");
Old Cut of Early French Stage, 84; Hotel de Bourgogne, 85;
Facsimile of title-page to Second Quarto of "Romeo and Juliet,"
213; Facsimile page from Second Quarto of "Romeo and Juliet,"
216; Edward Alleyn, 332; David Garrick, 335; Thomas Bet-
terton, 337; John P. Kemble, 338; Edmund Kean, 341; Mrs.
Siddons, 342.
Stanley, Arthur Penryhn, 260.
Tennyson, Watt's Statue of, 247.
THE MAGAZINE OF SYSTEM IN READING
Official Publication of Chautauqua Institution
CONTENTS FOR DECEMBER, 1906
COVER: The Boar's Head Carol
Twelve full page illustrations in color.
Politics in Great Britain. Cabinet Changes in France. Notable
Victories for the Law. The Elections and Their Lessons. What
Next in National Policy? News Notes from Abroad. With Por-
traits of Oscar S. Straus, George V. L. Meyer, Georges
Clemenceau, Robert Peary, Mrs. Jefferson Davis, Victor H.
Metcalf and other illustrations.
A Reading Journey In English Counties..
The Border...........
The Lake Country.
English Men of Fame........
Charles Darwin.
Entered according to Act of Congress, Sept. 26, 1906, by THE CHAUTAUQUA PRESS
in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
Yearly Subscription, $2.00. Single Copies, 25c.
Entered September 9, 1904, at the postoffice at Chautauqua, New York, as second
class matter, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
See "Charles Darwin," by John R. Coulter, page 64.
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