February 1899

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."

  Jane Addams

• The Colonial Expansion of the United States

  A. Lawrence Lowell

• Talks to Teachers on Psychology

  William James

• In the Trenches

  F. Whitmore

• The Autobiography of a Revolutionist: Siberia

  P. Kropotkin

• Farewell Letters of the Guillotined

  J. G. Alger

• Autumn in Franconia

  Bradford Torrey

• Reminiscences of Julia Ward Howe: Iii. Marriage and Tour in Europe

  Julia Ward Howe

• The Queen's Twin

  Sarah Orne Jewett

• Gaspar of the Black Le Marchands

  Charles G. D. Roberts

• The Indian on the Reservation

  George Bird Grinnell

• The Enjoyment of Poetry

  Samuel McChord Crothers

• Mr. Crawford's Ave Roma

• A Group of Recent Novels

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