June 1889

Articles

• The State, the Church, and the School

  “How far is ... Christianity recognizable in the school system, and what function does the church play alongside of the state in the education of the young?”

  Horace Elisha Scudder

• The Highest Structure in the World

  William A. Eddy

• Bonny Hugh of Ironbrook

  Edith Brower

• A World of Roses

  Edith M. Thomas

• Rawdon Brown and the Gravestone of "Banished Norfolk"

  Charles Eliot Norton

• The German Gymnasium in Its Working Order

  George Moritz Wahl

• The Thousand and One Nights

  C. H. Toy

• The Tragic Muse

  Henry James

• The War-Cry of Clan Grant

  Walter Mitchell

• Brevet Martyrs

  E. T. Johnson

• A City of Refuge

  William Burnet Wright

• Reflections After a Wandering Life in Australasia: Second Paper

  Josiah Royce

• The Begum's Daughter

  Edwin Lassetter Bynner

• Hector Berlioz

• Bishop Ken

• A New Professorship

• Recreations for Millionaires

• A French Folly

• Things

• Mothers in Fiction

• Books of the Month

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