May 1901

Articles

• The Ku Klux Movement

  “We know enough of its extent, its composition, and the various forms it took, to feel sure that it was neither an accident nor a scheme. It was no man’s contrivance, but an historical development.”

  William Garrott Brown

• Audrey

  Mary Johnston

• Productive Scholarship in America

  Hugo Münsterberg

• The Phantom Army

  William Prescott Foster

• The Tory Lover

  Sarah Orne Jewett

• An Age of Ink

  Charles Henry Webb

• Moosilauke

  Bradford Torrey

• Mandell Creighton, Bishop of London

  Edmund Gosse

• American Prose Style

  J. D. Logan

• The Distinction of Our Poetry

  Josephine Dodge Daskam

• Mr. Hapgood's Gospel

  Will Payne

• The Teaching of English

  Albert S. Cook

• The Lost Trail

  Frank Lillie Pollock

• The Professor's Chance

  Robert Herrick

• On Going a-Maying

• The Advantages of Trucking

• A Japanese Book-Lover

• Modern Astrology and Palmistry

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