July 1907

Articles

• The Power That Makes for Peace

  “Under certain circumstances a nation will fight if it have left in it a spark of the elemental human virtue. And the remedy for such conditions lies far back of any influences which force or arbitrary restrictions can create.”

  Henry S. Pritchett

• Government by Impulse

  Samuel P. Orth

• The Helpmate

  May Sinclair

• In Unknown Portugal

  Isabel Moore

• Thomas Nelson Page

  Edwin Mims

• The Political Outlook in Russia

  Isaac A. Hourwich

• Some Recent Novels

  Harry James Smith

• The Book-Worms

  Harriet Prescott Spafford

• Hid Treasure

• Decorated Margins

• An Eye for Color

• Sun-Dial Mottoes

• A Degenerate

• Noon at Paestum

  Josephine Preston Peabody

• The Dime Novel in American Life

  Charles M. Harvey

• School Reform in Boston

  David Spencer

• The Law and the Lady

  Lily A. Long

• The Spirit of Old West Point

  Morris Schaff

• The Lute-Player

  John B. Tabb

• Cowper and William Hayley

  Edward Dowden

• A Family Affair

  Evelyn Schuyler Schaeffer

• Car-Window Botany

  Lida F. Baldwin

• A Cry in Tiie Market Place

  Chester Firkins

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