Peter Mac Queen, F.R.G.S.: travelogues

              Inspirational Lectures upon International Subjects



Seasoned with Artistic Colore Views of the Countries Cities, Peoples




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Russia and the Near East


II


The Troubled Land of Mexico


III


Readjustment of the World (Europe After Peace)



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Peter MacQueen F.R.G.S. Travelogues





Mexico

Illustrated with 150 Colored Views

Taken in March and April, While Mr. MacQueen was in the Rebellious Country



Grandeur


Beauty


Art


Heroic Struggles


Buried Cities


Forgotten Races and Temples half as old as time


From Cortez to Diaz


Spaniards French Americans


The Mines


The Wonderful Peoples


A Land of Yesterday


Always Noon


Revolution and Romance


Always Summer


The Strangeness of a Land lying at our very door




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A Mexican and His Wife Going to Market.



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Railway Scene




This lecture is a complete description of Mexico today and as it was four centuries ago.  The great interests that make it the mining camp of the world; its supernal climate; its exceeding lure to the traveler; its charm to the student; its call to the blood.






Russia and the Near East From Czar to Bolshevist



Russian History


Great Characters


Grandeur of the Czars




The Cities of
 Petrograd, Moscow, Odessa, Irkutsk




150 Colored Views
Illustrating Each Subject




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Resting by the Nile, near Cairo




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A Russian Railway Station in the Ural Mountains




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Count Tolstoy's Family at Yasnaia Poliana




TOLSTOY'S PROPHECY




Overwhelming Crash of Revolution
Kerensky Lenin and Trotsky
The People Emerging




NEW LECTURE

by Peter MacQueen, Ph. D.


JAPAN; OF BEAUTY AND PERPLEXITY
 200 COLORED PICTURES




Made by Dr. MacQueen and his photographer in recent travels through the Japanese Empire; together with travels in Mexico and California.





A Series of Wonderful Pictures and Descriptions



Of the intimate life of the people in Japan: the Customs and Costumes, the Temples, Hills and Valleys of that far-off land.




The miracles of spring and autumn, summer and winter in the Flowery Kingdom.  A discussion of American and Japanese claims in the Pacific.





MUST AMERICA FIGHT JAPAN?



For terms and dates write

Peter MacQueen
176 Huntington Avenue
Boston, Mass.





PETER MACQUEEN ..... 
Travelogues in Color



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London, England, the 
Blighty
 of Tommy Atkins




READJUSTMENT 
of the
 WORLD



Peace and Reconstruction


Russia, and the Near East


The Troubled Land of Mexico




Mr. Peter MacQueen is giving a number of travel lectures upon countries of current interest.  Among the leading subjects are:  
Reconstruction in France and Western Europe.  Russia and the Near East; from Czar to Bolshevist.  The Troubled Land of Mexico.
  All these countries Mr. MacQueen has recently visited with his camera.  He has therefore 
150 Colored Slides
 upon each of his topics; and thus while listening to the speaker we are being entertained by the beautiful and artistic pictures.




These lectures are specially prepared for Women's Clubs, Y. M. C. A's., Churches, Men's Clubs, Lodges, Schools, and Colleges



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Rio Janeiro, Brazil, a center for new business in the New World





Outlines World Situation



Famous Magazine Correspondent Lectures at New Century Auditorium
 (Utica Press, February 18, 1920)




Familiar with the world situation by immediate contact with it in as many different news centers as there are news centers which have particular import and interest when considering international affairs, Peter MacQueen, Ph. D., special European correspondent for Leslie's Weekly, proved to be one of the best informed lecturers on international affairs that has appeared in Utica for some time.  He spoke at the New Century Auditorium and had a representative Utica lecture crowd.




The Y. M. C. A. has already brought to the people here through its winter Chautauqua some very high class talent.  Last night was another repetition of the appreciation that a Utica audience shows.  The speaker was most unusually interesting as a lecturer, possibly because he has that trained instinct to please, to know what the public wants, which every correspondent who knows his business has.  He not only had an unusual contactual knowledge of international affairs, but he also had lantern slides of the very parts of the world he was speaking about.




His subject was 
Peace and the Reconstruction of Europe,
 and his method of handling this magazine-worn subject was distinctly novel and powerfully compelling.  Great world personalities, such as Lloyd George, Clemenceau, King Albert, President Wilson; great world centres, such as Paris, Vienna, Fiume, Budapest, and the hundred other cities and centres that have figured in interest and importance in their relationship with world commerce and the practicality of the League of Nations were thrown on the canvas at the same time the lecturer was telling about them.




In its entirety, it was a lecture that not a single citizen interested in the international tangle that the United States has would about herself could afford to miss.  It was a lecture that every high school student should have heard.




For particulars address
 
Peter MacQueen
 176 
HUNTINGTON AVENUE, BOSTON
 (17), 
MASS.



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Hunting Party of Mr. MacQueen in Tropical Africa