September 1904

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Articles

• Human Nature and Advertising

  "This great body of purchasers, driven hither and thither by the lash of the shrewd advertiser, patiently obeying his imperious summons, buying first this and then that at his dictation, is a spectacle worthy a moment's watching"

  Macgregor Jenkins

• Shakespeare

  “What a great heart of equity is he! How good and sound and inviolable his innocency, that is never to seek, and never wrong, but speaks the pure sense of humanity on each occasion.”

  Ralph Waldo Emerson

• Isidro

  Mary Austin

• The Great Puritan

  Goldwin Smith

• The Curse on Dunoon

  Florence Wilkinson

• The Social Classes in Italy

  Angelo De Gubernatis

• The Education of a Saint

  Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield

• World-Organization Secures World-Peace

  R. L. Bridgman

• My Clothes

  Winifred Kirkland

• The Boundary Invisible

  E. Stuart Phelps

• The Preparatory School

  Abraham Flexner

• Letters of John Ruskin

  Charles Eliot Norton and John Ruskin

• The Independence of Saburo

  Alice Mabel Bacon

• William Hazlitt

  Bradford Torrey

• To the Heroic Soul

  Duncan Campbell Scott

• Privilege of Counsel

  Robert Eldon

• Books New and Old

  H. W. Boynton

• Mr. James's Variant

• A Boast of Malaria

• Tacitus

• The Academic Fakir

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