December 1914

Articles

• The War and the Way Out

  “How is it possible for governments to drag into war peoples who did not desire war and who have no quarrel with one another?”

  G. Lowes Dickinson

• The Hidden Treasure of Rishmey-Yeh: I

  Abraham Mitrie Rihbany

• The Failure of the Church

  Edward Lewis

• Germany's Ability to Finance the War

  Roland G. Usher

• Some Remarks on American and English Fiction

  Edward Garnett

• The Stork: A Christmas Ballad

• The Glory-Box

  Elizabeth Ashe

• The House of Sorrow

• Our 'Classical Recollections'

  Annie Kimball Tuell

• The Road to Dieppe

  John Finley

• Seth Miles and the Sacred Fire

  Cornelia A. P. Comer

• Rab and Dab. Ii: A Woman Rice-Planter's Story

  Patience Pennington

• Browning and the Special Interests

  William Austin Smith

• Changeling

  Fannie Stearns Gifford

• An Estimate of German Scientific Culture

  John Trowbridge

• German Methods of Conducting the War

  Heinrich Fr. Albert

• The Chimes of Termonde

  Grace Hazard Conkling

• The Chop Out of the Window

  Franklin James

• All Manner of Meats

• The River

• Alps on Alps Arise

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