August 1913

Articles

• The Unlearned Lesson of the Titanic

  Since that fateful night of April 1912, what have we done in the way of reform that will go toward averting another such disaster?

  Atlanticus

• The Man and the Militant

  Alice Brown

• Some Letters of William Vaughn Moody

• The Lie

  Mary Antin

• Education for Motherhood: Ii

  Ellen Key

• The Causation of Crime

  H. Fielding-Hall

• The Cycle of the North

  Alan Sullivan

• On a Pot of Tulips

  Jefferson B. Fletcher

• Robert Toombs: A Confederate Portrait

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• Cain, the Key

  Margaret Prescott Montague

• Abusing the Instrument

  Francis E. Leupp

• Van Cleve and His Friends

  Mary S. Watts

• Upon the Threshold of the Mind

  M. E. Haggerty

• Præterita

  Lee Wilson Dodd

• Common Sense in Pronunciation

  Robert J. Menner

• A Roman Citizen

  Anne C. E. Allinson

• Looking Literary

  Alexander Black

• The Value of Sentiment

• Hot-Weather Reflections

• The Cat and the Bell-Collar

• The Philosophy of Tea-Cakes

• Letters to Mr. Bradford

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