The Review of Reviews.

Manawatu Herald, 8 March 1900, Page 3

The Review of Reviews.

We have received from the publishers the Special War Number of the above, and fo.e conients fully bear out its title, as it has amongst the 80 illustrations a very large number relating to the war. Our friend Stead has had but little to do with the compilation of this nurabe?, he, with his pro-Boer sympathy has wißely entrusted the Character S ! :e!rli to the able hands of the Australasian Editor, the Kev. W. H. Filchett, who supplies a capital study of the two great soldiers, Roberts and Kitchener. There is no doubt but that Mr Fitchett is as ardent a Briton as breathes, and his tales of " Deeds that won the Empire " are some of the best we have, read for many a day. There is now nothing that causes so much interest as the great struggle now going on in South Africa, and we can therefore safely advise a perusal of the War nrmber.

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