September 1902

Articles

• Autumn Thoughts

  Edward Thomas

• Of the Training of Black Men

  Du Bois argued that blacks should fully develop their talents, and should have the opportunity to earn college degrees

  W. E. B. Du Bois

• Of the Training of Black Men

  “What place in the future development of the South ought the negro college and college-bred man to occupy?”

  W. E. B. Du Bois

• The White Feather

  Thomas Bailey Aldrich

• When I Sleep

  Julia C. R. Dorr

• The Dove

  John B. Tabb

• Memories of a Hospital Matron

  Emily V. Mason

• Going Into the Woods

  Eben Greenough Scott

• A National Standard in Higher Education

  Herbert W. Horwill

• Our Lady of the Beeches

  Bettina Von Hutten

• The End of the Quest

  Frank Lillie Pollock

• Democracy and Society

  Vida D. Scudder

• An Autumn Field

  John White Chadwick

• The Kansas of to-Day

  Charles Moreau Harger

• A Bit of Unpublished Correspondence Between Henry Thoreau and Isaac Hecker

  E. H. Russell

• On the Off-Shore Lights

  Louise Lyndon Sibley

• The New Navy

  Talcott Williams

• The Place of Darkness

  George Kibbe Turner

• The Highlands, Cape Cod

  Annie Weld Edson Macy

• What Public Libraries Are Doing for Children

  Hiller C. Wellman

• William Black

  Edward Fuller

• American Humor

  H. W. Boynton

• Mary Boyle

  S. M. F.

• Some Brief Biographies

  S. M. F.

• Recent Religious Literature

  John Winthrop Platner

• A Walk With Mr. Warner

• The New Altruism

• My Friends' Bookshelf

• Concerning the Good Story

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