September 1903

Articles

• The "Literary Centre"

  "The assertion that Boston was the literary center during the period in which American literature acquired a shelf of its own in the library of the race is hardly open to dispute."

  M. A. DeWolfe Howe

• Why Women Do Not Wish the Suffrage

  "Woman does not wish to turn aside from her higher work, which is itself the end of life, to devote herself to government, which exists only that this higher work may be done. Can she not do both? No!"

  Lyman Abbott

• The Bible in Public Schools

  Herbert W. Horwill

• Umbria

  Laurence Binyon

• Some Early Impressions

  Leslie Stephen

• Wild Justice

  Henry Milner Rideout

• Indifferentism

  B. P.

• A Maker of Mirrors

  Ethel Wheeler

• Transfiguration

  Alice Choate Perkins

• Evening at Naples

  John Townsend Trowbridge

• Christopher North

  William Aspenwall Bradley

• Battersby's Valedictory

  Robert Macalarney

• Choristers

  John B. Tabb

• Paganism

  Harriet Waters Preston

• An Educated Wage-Earner

  Jocelyn Lewis

• The Queen of Hearts

  Henry A. Beers

• Of Girls in a Canadian College

  Archibald Macmechan

• In the Chapel of Nicholas V

  Harriet Monroe

• The Secret of Wordsworth

  Bradford Torrey

• W. E. Henley and Journalism

  H. W. Boynton

• New Lights on Browning

  F. G.

• Old Times on the Missouri

• Declined With Thanks

• The Camera Obscura

• On Progress

• A Query Concerning Up-to-Date Novelists

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