March 1899

Articles

• Such Is the Death the Soldier Dies

  A poem

  Robert Burns Wilson

• Experiences of a War Censor

  “Here were two messages stopped in the nick of time, and here was the news that the means to decipher them had curiously come into our possession.”

  Grant Squires

• Our Contemporary Ancestors in the Southern Mountains

  “Appalachian America may be useful as furnishing a fixed point which enables us to measure the progress of the moving world!”

  William Goodell Frost

• A Wholesome Stimulus to Higher Politics

• Some Cranks and Their Crotchets

  John Fiske

• Talks to Teachers on Psychology

  William James

• Reminiscences of Julia Ward Howe: Iv. Boston in the Forties and Fifties

  Julia Ward Howe

• Comida: An Experience in Famine

  Frank Norris

• President Eliot as an Educational Reformer

  William Dewitt Hyde

• The Kindergarten Child--After the Kindergarten

  Marion Hamilton Carter

• An Evicted Spirit

  Marguerite Merington

• Chief

  James B. Hodgkin

• The Autobiography of a Revolutionist: St. Petersburg

  P. Kropotkin

• The Vital Touch in Literature

  John Burroughs

• Writers That Are Quotable

  Bradford Torrey

• A Winter Holiday: To T. B. M

  Bliss Carman

• The Largest Life

  Archibald Lampman

• Benedictus

  Julie M. Lippmann

• The Upbuilding of the Theatre

  Norman Hapgood

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