Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art . its own meritsand pleads for an attempt at unity of direction in Frenchcolonial policy. It appears that a considerable step in thatdirection has been made by the interministerial commission which has just come into existence m Paris. Hitherto Frenchauthorities in Africa have acted each on his own initiative withunsatisfactory results. M. Calmettes publishes with a com-mentary which serves to keep the story together the letterswritten by the Due de Choiseul to Voltaire during the They throw considerable light on the secre
Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art . its own meritsand pleads for an attempt at unity of direction in Frenchcolonial policy. It appears that a considerable step in thatdirection has been made by the interministerial commission which has just come into existence m Paris. Hitherto Frenchauthorities in Africa have acted each on his own initiative withunsatisfactory results. M. Calmettes publishes with a com-mentary which serves to keep the story together the letterswritten by the Due de Choiseul to Voltaire during the They throw considerable light on the secrets ofdiplomacy duringthat epoch. M. Benoist has a paper on theSupreme Court of the United States, and the limitations im-posed by it on their parliamentary system. His conclusion isinteresting to ourselves because it has been so often enforcedin these pages. In France and everywhere on the Continent,unlimited parliamentarism, a IAnglaise, has pitiably andirreparably failed. For This Weeks Books see page 120. The standard of highest purity.—Thp COCOA ^ Absolutely PURE—therefore BEST, Free from Drugs, Alkali, or any foreign admixture. THE MEDICAL MAGAZINE says: CADBURYs is, with-out question, the favourite Cocoa of the day. FopStrength, for Purity, and for Nourishment, there isnothing superior to be found. CADBURYS COCOA is a Perfect Fpod-r 25 January, 1902 The Saturday Review. I can heartily recommend Mr. Bults material,fit, style and workmanship. The Major in To-Day. EVENING DRESS SUIT - from COAT (silk-faced) and VEST „ 3 gs. NORFOLK SUIT 60s. JOHN J. M. BULT, 140 FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON,
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