An Extract of Reflection

By "THE MAN IN THE STREET." XIV. History repeats itself, and the study of history is as important for the lessons it teaches ...

Have you heard the story of “Kitchener's men,”     How he made an army from nothing at all? Nerved, each as if with the strength...

By "THE MAN IN THE STREET." XIII. The passing of the Irish Church Bill in 1869 ended the connection between the Church and t...

Subaltern's Human Letter to His Aunt by 2nd-Lieut. Arthur Conway Young We are privileged from time to time to reprint the private le...

By "THE MAN IN THE STREET." XII. I sometimes get afraid that my memory is becoming fleeting and fitful, scattered and diffuse...

She goes amid the maddened press,     Of Teuton, Briton, Slav, and Gaul, Our nation's White Ambassadress,     The foe of none, th...

By "THE MAN IN THE STREET." XI. Some friends who have expressed an interest in my reminiscences have asked me if I could give...