April 1911

Articles

• The Younger Generation: An Apologia

  “The difference of emphasis … which distinguishes the younger from the elder time, is that ours is an emphasis not upon form but upon content.”

  Anne Hard

• My First Summer in the Sierra (Part IV)

  Extracts from John Muir’s personal writings

  John Muir

• The Tendency of Municipal Government in the United States

  George B. Mcclellan

• The New Missionary Outlook

  Herbert W. Horwill

• A Wave

  Charles Lemmi

• Nullifying the Law by Judicial Interpretation

  Harrison S. Smalley

• After He Was Dead

  Melville Davisson Post

• Fiddler's Lure

  Robert Haven Schauffler

• Myself and I

  Fannie Stearns Davis

• Christ Among the Doctors

  George Hodges

• Tolstoi and Young Russia

  Rose Strunsky

• Educational Efficiency

  Henry Davis Bushnell

• The Patricians

  John Galsworthy

• The Embarrassed Eliminators

  E. V. Lucas

• A Little Baby

  Caroline Brett Mclean

• Criticism

  W. C. Brownell

• Why Not?

  Ellwood Hendrick

• A Gentleman Adventurer

• Rain

• How Doth

• The Wisdom of Foolishness

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