November 1917
In This Issue
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Articles
Patriotism and Food
The Man Who Lost Himself: An Enforced Experiment in Labor
Mr. Fannet and the Afterglow
The St. Gaudens Monument at Rock Creek Cemetery
Professor's Progress. Iii: A Novel of Contemporaneous Adventure
The Contributors' Column--November Atlantic
The Meaning of Mr. Wells's New Religion
Every Man's Natural Desire to Be Somebody Else
Mr. Smiley
Preserving the Past
The German State of Mind
The Irish Convention--and After
To the Dead
The i.w.w
The Fallacy of a German Peace: How Cheaply Germany Has Fought the War
The Fallacy of a German Peace: How Much Germany Has Won in the War
The Fallacy of a German Peace: The Necessity for a Decision
Pope Benedict's Letter and the Future of the Churches
Kerensky and the Revolution
High Adventure. Iii
The Floor
An Interrupted Homily
A Hen, a Dog, and Evangelists
