March 1897

In This Issue
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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.”
My Sixty Days in Greece: A Spartan School
The Charm
Marigold-Michel
Venus in the Light of Recent Discoveries
Cheerful Yesterdays
The Rational Study of the Classics
Legislative Shortcomings
The Good and the Evil of Industrial Combination
The Juggler
The Arbitration Treaty
The Story of an Untold Love
Comment on New Books
A Backwoods Philosopher
Wanted, an Hibernacle
The Felicity of the Blunder
In Venice
