The Indian Review November 1917 a Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of All Topics of Interest

If one desires to conjure up difficult situations one may see in the lighhearted and frequent use of the vetoa fruitful source of misunderstanding ; but the CongresLeague scheme gives the veto in the case of resolutions to the Governor-General-in-Council and to the Governor-in-Council and not to the Governor-General and the Governor acting singly and that is a guarantee that the veto will [...] In spite of all this agitation the President of the Board of Agriculture refused to alter the main p.rovisions and the measure passed the House of Commons towards the end of the third year of the war. [...] That London is the money market of the world (at least it was soloefore the present conflict) and the Bank of England is the centre of this market and how the latter performs that function most efficiently is the essence of the chapter on the English Banking systym. [...] On the whole the treatement of the mechanism of Ehange though not novel is the clearest sanest and the most logical of all the latter day publications on the subject." THE FUTURE OF THE JEWS 721 BY REV. [...] A knowledge of the political social religious condtion V the people of England in the reign of Elizabeth of what London was like then of the Elizabethan plahouse of actors and their voction of* authorg and patrons of booksellers and the trade of the life of the English penle of their homes -their costumes their sport and pastirnes will give the student of the drama a more vivi