March 1890

Articles

• Woman Suffrage, Pro and Con

  “The wrong of withholding the privilege of voting from the few who ask it is a slight matter in comparison with the injustice of imposing the duty on the many who neither seek nor wish it.”

  Charles Worcester Clark

• Dangers From Electricity

  “Electricity is the slave of man; but at times it bids fair to overcome the master.”

  John Trowbridge

• The Trial, Opinions, and Death of Giordano Bruno

  William R. Thayer

• The Tragic Muse

  Henry James

• The Value of the Corner

  George Parsons Lathrop

• Sidney

  Margaret Deland

• Loitering Through the Paris Exposition

• The Begum's Daughter

  Edwin Lassetter Bynner

• A Forgotten Episode

  George A. Jackson

• Tasso to Leonora

  Louise Chandler Moulton

• Over the Teacups

  Oliver Wendell Holmes

• Tennyson

• Two New England Women

• Tennyson's New Poems

• Mr. Pater's Minor Essays

• Some Recollections of Boker

• An Exotic Taste

• Books of the Month

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