RECTORSHIP |Coniston |1880 |Herald_, Oct. 7, | | | | |1880 | | | | | | | " " " |[Brantwood] |10th June, |" " Oct. 7, 1880 | 195| | |1880 | | | | | | | | " " " |[Brantwood] |24th June, |" " Oct. 7, 1880 | 196| | |1880 | | | | | | | | " " " |Brantwood, |[July, |" " Oct. 12, 1880| 196| |Coniston |1880] | | | | | | | | DRAMATIC REFORM. I. |Brantwood |July 30th, |_Journal of | 193| | |1880 |Dramatic | | | | |Reform_, Nov., | | | | |1880 | | | | | | | THE GLASGOW LORD |Rouen |28th |_The Glasgow | 197| RECTORSHIP | |September, |Herald_, Oct. 7, | | | |1880 |1880 | | | | | | | DRAMATIC REFORM. II.|Amiens |October |_Journal of | 193| | |12th, 1880 |Dramatic | | | | |Reform_, Nov., | | | | |1880 | | LETTERS ON POLITICS AND WAR. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. 1859. (Three letters: June 6, June 15, and August 1.) THE FOREIGN POLICY OF ENGLAND. 1863. THE POSITION OF DENMARK. 1864. THE JAMAICA INSURRECTION. 1865. THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR. 1870. (Two letters: October 6 and 7.) MODERN WARFARE. 1876. ARROWS OF THE CHACE. LETTERS ON POLITICS AND WAR. [From "The Scotsman," July 20, 1859.] _THE ITALIAN QUESTION._[1] BERLIN, _June_ 6, 1859. I have been thinking of sending a few lines about what I have seen of Austrians and Italians; but every time I took my pen and turned from my own work about clouds and leafage to think for a few minutes concerning political clouds and thickets, I sank into a state of amazement which reduced me to helpless silence. I will try and send you an incoherent line to-day; for the smallest endeavor at coherence will bring me into that atmosphere of astonishment again, in which I find no expression.