February 1913
In This Issue
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Articles
Out of the Wilderness
The last of three excerpts from John Muir’s autobiography
The United States Versus Pringle: The Record of a Quaker Conscience
De Senectute
The Farmer and Finance
The Wished-for Child
Letters of a Down-and-Out
The Machine-Trainers
Van Cleve and His Friends
In Memoriam: Leo: A Yellow Cat
The Social Order in an American Town
Vicarious
The Second Death
The Rest Is Silence
Alice and Education
Entertaining the Candidate
On Adopting One's Parents
What Would Jane Say?
From Concord to Syria
