November 1892

Articles

• Sociology in the Higher Education of Women

  "We cannot afford to lose differentiation of education as between the sexes in our attainment of the common treasure."

  Samuel A. Dike

• John Greenleaf Whittier

  “The worth of the man blending with the worth of the life he portrayed, independent of all considerations of art, has won for him the admiration and affection of the common people.”

  George Edward Woodberry

• In Memory of John Greenleaf Whittier

  A eulogy in verse

  Oliver Wendell Holmes

• The Story of a Child

  Margaret Deland

• Mr. Jolley Allen

  W. Henry Winslow

• A New England Boyhood

  Edward Everett Hale

• The Marriage of Ibraim Pasha: An Episode at the Court of Sultan Murad Iii., 1586

  Horatio F. Brown

• The Withrow Water Right: In Two Parts. Part First

  Margaret Collier Graham

• An English Missal

  Lizette Woodworth Reese

• Whittier: (Dying). September Sixth and Seventh

  E. Stuart Phelps

• Don Orsino

  F. Marion Crawford

• Four Quatrains

  Charles Washington Coleman, Edith M. Thomas, John B. Tabb, and Charlotte Fiske Bates

• Some Breton Folk-Songs

  Theodore Bacon

• The Two Programmes of 1892

• The Dutch Influence in America

• Comment on New Books

• La Muse S'amuse

• Musa, Mihi Causas Memora

• A Memory

• A Story for Botanists

• The Rogues' Gallery

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