July 1900

Articles

• The Independence of the Executive (Part II)

  In an address to Princeton University, America’s 22nd and 24th president spoke about the history and political deliberations surrounding his former office.

  Grover Cleveland

• The Machine of Moses

  I. K. Friedman

• The Cry of the Young Women

  Helen M. Bullis

• The Invasion of Journalism

  Arthur Reed Kimball

• Dr. Furness's Variorum Edition of Shakespeare

  Henry Austin Clapp

• The Rascal as Hero

  Edith Kellogg Dunton

• The Song of the Canoe

  Arthur Ketchum

• Some Prejudices About Life Assurance

  James W. Alexander

• An Hawaiian Garden of Refuge

• Accidental Literature

• Fame and the Woman of Forty

• Clothes in Recent American Fiction

• Soul Flight

  John Vance Cheney

• A Difficult Case

  William Dean Howells

• The Meditations of an Ex-School-Committee Woman

  Martha Baker Dunn

• Cuba of to-Day and to-Morrow

  J. D. Whelpley

• Verses From the Canticle of the Road

  Arthur Colton

• A Shepherd of the Sierras

  Mary Austin

• A Bit of Old France

  Harriet Monroe

• Missouri

  Charles M. Harvey

• Impressionism and Appreciation

  Lewis E. Gates

• Araby the Blest

  Annie Eliot Trumbull

• Two Scholars

  Edward Thomas

• Content in a Garden

  Candace Wheeler

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