November 1889

In This Issue
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Articles
Character of Democracy in the United States
“Successful democracy differs from unsuccessful in being a product of history, — a product of forces not suddenly become operative, but slowly working upon whole peoples for generations together.”
The Begum's Daughter
Anteros
The French-in-Canada
The First Mayor
Some Romances of the Revolution
Allston and His Unfinished Picture: Passages From the Journals of R. H. Dana
The Nieces of Mazarin
The Tragic Muse
Materials for Landscape Art in America
A Problem
Marie Bashkirtseff
Roosevelt's the Winning of the West
Outdoors and Indoors
Franklin, Washington, Lincoln
The Rock and the Singing Tree
A New England Barny O'Reirdon
Unwritten Fiction
Books of the Month
