February 1899

In This Issue
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Articles
The Subtle Problems of Charity
"Of the various struggles which a decade of residence in a settlement implies, none have made a more definite impression on my mind than the incredibly painful difficulties which involve both giver and recipient when one person asks charitable aid of another."
The Colonial Expansion of the United States
Talks to Teachers on Psychology
In the Trenches
The Autobiography of a Revolutionist: Siberia
Farewell Letters of the Guillotined
Autumn in Franconia
Reminiscences of Julia Ward Howe: Iii. Marriage and Tour in Europe
The Queen's Twin
Gaspar of the Black Le Marchands
The Indian on the Reservation
The Enjoyment of Poetry
Mr. Crawford's Ave Roma
A Group of Recent Novels
