Hard to find complete issue of the London-published weekly Athenaeum for 22 June 1901 is in very good condition. This number neatly rescued from an old and damaged bound volume of the popular literary journal. 23 pages.
Some highlights I find include:
A full (oversize) page essay in review of the young Dr. Albert Schweitzer's early book, Die Religionsphilosophie Kant's, published at Tubingen, Mohr.
A half-page essay in review of Gaston Paris's Les Grandes Ecrivans Francais--Francois Villon.
A full column and 1/2 in review of George Gissing's new novel, Our Friend the Charlatan.
Long essays in review of new books on the Boer War, by Lady Briggs and by Violet Brooke-Hunt.
A new poem by Alfred Percival Graves, "Her Answer."
An extended report on the "Ninth Jubilee of Glasgow University."
Reginald F.D. Palgrave's page+ article (Part II of a series on Oliver Cromwell) "Dr. Gardiner, Oliver Cromwell, and the Insurrection of March, 1655."
Numerous other reviews, reports from societies, letters, articles, etc.