August 1886

Articles

• The Indian Question in Arizona

  “Let every man judge for himself which horn of the dilemma is humanity, and which is barbarism.”

  Robert K. Evans

• Domestic Economy in the Confederacy

  “While war in the abstract had been vaguely apprehended for a generation, war in the concrete took the South, as all unpleasant things are apt to take optimistic human nature, by surprise.”

  David Dodge

• The Golden Justice

  William Henry Bishop

• On the Benefits of Superstition

  Agnes Repplier

• Endymion

  Samuel V. Cole

• Six Visions of St. Augustine

  Octave Thanet

• To the Memory of Helen Hunt Jackson: A Dedication

  Edith M. Thomas

• The Two Browns

  Sarah Orne Jewett

• The Princess Casamassima: Book Fourth

  Henry James

• A Volume of Dante

  Caroline Wilder Fellowes

• In the Clouds

  Charles Egbert Craddock

• To Q. H. F. (Alcaics by Accent)

  Charles Gayley

• Individual Continuity

  Andrew Hedbrooke

• Recent Light Literature

• Furness's Othello

• Joel Barlow

• The Contributors' Club

• Books of the Month

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