July 1893

Articles

• If Public Libraries, Why Not Public Museums?

  Edward S. Morse

• Problems of Presumptive Proof

  James W. Clarke

• Governor Morton and the Sons of Liberty

  “From the beginning of the war, opposition to the government was nourished by a number of secret societies, controlled by men who sympathized with the South.”

  William Dudley Foulke

• His Vanished Star

  Charles Egbert Craddock

• De Tocqueville's Memoirs

• Comment on New Books

• Hebe Near the Stage

• A Problem in the Ethics of Childhood

• The Little Red Schoolhouse

• The Essence of Poetry

• The Poems Speak for Themselves

• An Experience in Cosmopolitan Paris

• Appreciation Through Enjoyment

• A Supplanted Dignitary

• Within the Heart

  George Parsons Lathrop

• In the Heart of the Summer: A Continued Calendar

  Edith M. Thomas

• Admiral Lord Exmouth

  A. T. Mahan

• Passports, Police, and Post Office in Russia

  Isabel F. Hapgood

• A General Election: Right and Wrong in Politics

  Sir Edward Strachey

• Ghost-Flowers: (Monotropa Uniflora)

  Mary Thacher Higginson

• The Chase of Saint-Castin

  Mary Hartwell Catherwood

• Petrarch

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• Studies in the Correspondence of Petrarch

  Harriet Waters Preston and Louise Dodge

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