June 1902

Articles

• Robert Louis Stevenson

  "Stevenson had from the beginning an idea of literary composition as a fine art." A profile of the author of Treasure Island, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and other classics.

  Bradford Torrey

• The Electric Car

  “Within thirty years steam has wondrously welded country and town together, and now electricity is perfecting the work.”

  Charles M. Skinner

• Golf

  William Garrott Brown

• Public Education in Cuba

  Matthew E. Hanna

• The Newspaper Industry

  Brooke Fisher

• Dawn

  William Prescott Foster

• The Lions in the Way

  Dora Loomis Hastings

• Austria and Pan-Germanism

  Remsen Whitehouse

• The Humanities

  Irving Babbitt

• Arizona

  Harriet Monroe

• The Test of the Sky

  Dora Read Goodale

• A Loom-Master of Iran

  John Kimberly Mumford

• A Dialogue in Hades: Omar Khayyám and Walt Whitman

  Jean N. Mcilwraith

• The Nightingale's Song

  Llinos Eglinton

• Democracy and Education

  Vida D. Scudder

• The Spirit of Mid-Ocean

  Guy Wetmore Carryl

• The Old Case of Poetry in a New Court

  Francis B. Gummere

• Aubrey De Vere

  Andrew J. George

• Looking Back

  Shan Bullock

• Concerning Snares

  L. Studdiford Mcchesney

• Journalism and Criticism

  H. W. Boynton

• Recent Dante Literature

  William Roscoe Thayer

• Kidd's Western Civilization

  W. M. D.

• Belloc's Robespierre

  F. G.

• A New Study of Fénelon

  S. M. F.

• The Disappearance of the Woodshed

• On Parting With Actors

• The Friendly Pillow

• A Meredith Footnote

• Stillman the Many-Sided

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