March 1910

Articles

• The Change in the Feminine Ideal

  “These two forces, — a woman’s sense of her right to her own life, which we call individualism, and her sense of her ability to help others, which we call social responsibility, — both so noble and so full of promise, sometimes threaten the very springs of life.”

  Margaret Deland

• The Suppression of Important News

  Edward Alsworth Ross

• The Third Generation

  Agnes Repplier

• Anatole France: An Imaginary Interview

  Claude C. Washburn

• Bachelordom

  Robert Gilbert Welsh

• Stanley's Africa Then and Now

  James M. Hubbard

• Little Gray Songs From St. Joseph's

  Grace Fallow Norton

• The Dramatic Unities

  Brander Matthews

• Out of the Deep

  Paul Mariett

• The Clue

  William Roscoe Thayer

• A Diary of the Reconstruction Period

  Gideon Welles

• Our Superiority in Religion

  Ernest Cushing Richardson

• The Battle of the Wilderness

  Morris Schaff

• "Mr. John's Miss Best"

  Mary Borden Turner

• The Problem of City Housing

  Hollis Godfrey

• Federal Railroad Regulation

  William Z. Ripley

• The Wine of Anonymity

• The Poet's Fourth Dimension

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