August 1899

Articles

• The Yosemite National Park

  “All the world lies warm in one heart, yet the Sierra seems to get more light than other mountains.”

  John Muir

• Have We Failed With the Indian?

  “To permit him to be a roving savage was unendurable, and therefore the task of fitting him for civilized life was undertaken.”

  H. L. Dawes

• The Tenant

  Jacob A. Riis

• The Vitality of Macaulay

  H. D. Sedgwick Jr.

• His Brother's Brother

  Thomas Wentworth Higginson

• Greek History and Greek Monuments

  Percy Gardner

• The Flail of Time

  Helen Choate Prince

• In a Mutton-Ham Boat

  Elisabethe Dupuy

• The Man With the Empty Sleeve

  F. Hopkinson Smith

• Loveliness: A Story

  E. Stuart Phelps

• Thou Shalt Not Preach: After Reading Tolstoi on "What Is Art"?

  John Burroughs

• Prospects of Universal Peace

  William Cunningham

• To Have and to Hold

  Mary Johnston

• The Autobiography of a Revolutionist: Western Europe

  P. Kropotkin

• The Break-Up of China, and Our Interest in It

• Hamlet as a Fool

• The Art of Wooing

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