June 1898

Articles

• A Successful Bachelor

  "More interest should be taken in bachelors. Their need is greater, and their condition really deplorable. It is a misfortune to be unhappily married, but it comes near to being a disgrace not to be married at all."

  Leon H. Vincent

• Kipling: Comparative Psychologist

• R. Kipling: Comparative Psychologist

• The War With Spain, and After

• The Uncertain Factors in Naval Conflicts

  Ira Nelson Hollis

• The Montanians

  Rollin Lynde Hartt

• Washington Reminiscences: Ii. Congressional Orators

  Ainsworth R. Spofford

• A New Programme in Education

  C. Hanford Henderson

• Normal Schools and the Training of Teachers

  Frederic Burk

• High School Extension

  D. S. Sanford

• The Battle of the Strong

  Gilbert Parker

• Ned Stirling His Story

  William R. Lighton

• The Teacher and the Laboratory: A Reply

  Hugo Münsterberg

• The End of All Living

  Alice Brown

• The Captive

  William Prescott Foster

• The Peace of God

  Stuart Sterne

• The Venetian in Bergamo, 1588

  William Roscoe Thayer

• A New Estimate of Cromwell

  James Ford Rhodes

• A Study of the French

• Henry George's Political Economy

• The Club of Old Stories

• A Story on the Color-Line

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