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THE
CONTEMPORARY
REVIEW
VOLUME XXXVI. NOVEMBER, 1879
CONTENTS.
| NOVEMBER, 1879. | |
|---|---|
| PAGE | |
| On Freedom. By Professor Max Müller | [369] |
| Mr. Gladstone: Two Studies suggested by his "Gleanings of Past Years." I. By a Liberal.—II. By a Conservative | [398] |
| The Ancien Régime and the Revolution in France. By Professor von Sybel | [432] |
| What is the Actual Condition of Ireland? By Edward Stanley Robertson | [451] |
| The Deluge: Its Traditions in Ancient Nations. By François Lenormant | [465] |
| Suspended Animation. By Richard A. Proctor | [501] |
| John Stuart Mill's Philosophy Tested. IV.—Utilitarianism. By Professor W. Stanley Jevons | [521] |