June 1903

Articles

• The Negro in the Regular Army

  “The sterling characteristics of the colored soldiers, their loyalty to the service as shown by the statistics of desertion, and, above all, their splendid service in Cuba, should have entitled them to additional organizations.”

  Oswald Garrison Villard

• The Boston Religion

  M. A. De Wolfe Howe

• Chrystal's Century

  E. W. Hornung

• Changes in College Life

  John Bascom

• A Forgotten Patriot

  Henry S. Pancoast

• Summons

  Hildegarde Hawthorne

• His Daughter First

  Arthur Sherburne Hardy

• The Atavism of Alaraaf

  Lydia T. Perkins

• There Is Pansies

  Mildred Howells

• The Cult of Napoleon

  Goldwin Smith

• The Glamour of a Consulship: Reminiscences of an Ex-Consul

  John Ball Osborne

• Barataria: The Ruins of a Pirate Kingdom

  Leonidas Hubbard Jr.

• Lullaby

  Joseph Russell Taylor

• A Summer Morning

  Mary Applewhite Bacon

• The Little Town of the Grape Vines

  Mary Austin

• Intimate Literature

  H. W. Boynton

• New Aspects of Art Study

  Loyal Cortissoz

• Helen Keller's Story of My Life

  William Allan Neilson

• Emerson as Seer

  Charles W. Eliot

• Give Me Not Love

  Florence Earle Coates

• How Mr. Emerson Took It

• Emerson's Esteem for Thoreau

  Ralph Waldo Emerson

• The Plaint of a Decadent Town

• An Appendix to Bacon

• A "Now" Descriptive of a Damp Day

• The Curious Impertinent

• Between Sizes

• The Teacher in District No. 3

• Ode

  George Edward Woodberry

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