April 1924

Articles

• The Modern View of Evolution

  “Evolution makes its appeal to reason, but its acceptance does not mean the abasement, let alone the denial, of emotion, faith, and religion.”

  Vernon Kellogg

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Story of a Great Schoolmaster: Sanderson of Oundle

  Alfred E. Stearns

• The Life of Mrs. Humphry Ward

  Heloise E. Hersey

• The Personal Relation in Industry

  Arthur Pound

• The Harp-Weaver and Other Poems

  Florence Converse

• Letters of Thomas Carlyle to John Stuart Mill, John Sterling, and Robert Browning

  Henry Greenleaf Pearson

• The Midlander

  Arthur Stanwood Pier

• The Works of Fyodor Dostoevsky, Translated From the Russian

  Ellery Sedgwick

• The Social Contrast

  Hilaire Belloc

• Only Mongooses!

  Hans Coudenhove

• The Receding Tide of Democracy

  H. H. Powers

• The Prize

  Mary Webb

• Pepys and God

  Gamaliel Bradford

• The Farm

  Archibald MacLeish

• At the Central Primary

  Earnest Elmo Calkins

• Highland Annals. V: Evvie: Somewhat Married

  Olive Tilford Dargan

• Wells at the World's End: Life in the Pánuco Oil Region of Mexico

  Marian Storm

• In the Name of Jesus Christ

  Claudia Cranston

• Artist and Historian

  Kirsopp Lake

• One Case of the American Malady: A Very Personal Experience

• What Death Is Like

  M. M. G.

• Realities in the Far East

  William Howard Gardiner

• The Proletariat in Power

  Charles F. G. Masterman

• Unknown Afghanistan

  Arthur Moore

• Is It Presumptuous to Be a Foreign Missionary?

• Who Is Who

• The Contributors' Column

  M. M. B., Isabel N. Fisher, J. C. Wickliffe, E. A. Baldwin, Elizabeth C. Adams, and Philip De Wolf

• Dry Goods Economist

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