March 1897

Articles

• Mr. Cleveland as President

  “In him we got a President, as it were, by immediate choice from out the body of the people ... and he has refreshed our notion of an American chief magistrate.”

  Woodrow Wilson

• My Sixty Days in Greece: A Spartan School

  Basil L. Gildersleeve

• The Charm

  Frank Dempster Sherman

• Marigold-Michel

  Blanche Willis Howard

• Venus in the Light of Recent Discoveries

  Percival Lowell

• Cheerful Yesterdays

  Thomas Wentworth Higginson

• The Rational Study of the Classics

  Irving Babbitt

• Legislative Shortcomings

  Francis C. Lowell

• The Good and the Evil of Industrial Combination

  Arthur Twining Hadley

• The Juggler

  Charles Egbert Craddock

• The Arbitration Treaty

  John Fiske

• The Story of an Untold Love

  Paul Leicester Ford

• Comment on New Books

• A Backwoods Philosopher

• Wanted, an Hibernacle

• The Felicity of the Blunder

• In Venice

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