September 1915

Articles

• War and the Wealth of Nations

  “During the past fifty years the wealth of the world has gone ahead by leaps and bounds, while the morality of the world has moved only at a snail’s pace.”

  L.P. Jacks

• The Progress of the Social Conscience

  William Jewett Tucker

• The Modest Immigrant

  Agnes Repplier

• The Monroe Doctrine as Germans See It

  Herbert Kraus

• Union Portraits: Vi. William H. Seward

  Gamaliel Bradford

• Under the Arch

  H. G. Dwight

• The Turn of the Tide: Adventures in the Little House on the Marne

  Mildred Aldrich

• The Art of Asia

  Laurence Binyon

• The Drove-Road

  Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

• Jupiter

  Lilian Kirk Hammond

• John Masefield

  Sarah N. Cleghorn

• Disraeli and Conservatism

  Paul Elmer More

• This Older Generation

  Randolph S. Bourne

• A League to Enforce Peace

  A. Lawrence Lowell

• War Notes From a Newspaper Desk

  Simeon Strunsky

• Side-Issues of the War

  Sydney Brooks

• Shaving Thoughts

• Pullman Cars

• On Being the Last to Bed

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