November 1895

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Articles
A Literary Politician
“Occasionally, a man is born into the world whose mission it evidently is to clarify the thought of his generation, and to vivify it; to give it speed where it is slow, vision where it is blind, balance where it is out of poise, saving humor where it is dry, — and such a man was Walter Bagehot.”
The Seats of the Mighty: Being the Memoirs of Captain Robert Stobo, Sometime an Officer in the Virginia Regiment, and Afterwards of Amherst's Regiment
After the War
In November
A Talk Over Autographs: Fifth Paper
In Harvest Time
An Architect's Vacation
The Face of Death
The Future of Naval Warfare
The Death of Adam
The Mystery of Witch-Face Mountain
The Apparition of Gran'ther Hill
At the Parting of the Ways: A Conversation
Two German Books of Criticism
Mr. Howells Under Tutors and Governors
The Writings of John Burroughs
Comment on New Books
Napoleon Learning English
A "Novel" Suggestion
Concerning Mr. Euphues
English as She Is Spoke
A Prehistoric Luck of Edenhall
