January 1905

In This Issue
Explore the January 1905 print edition below. Or to discover more writing from the pages of The Atlantic, browse the full archive.
Articles
Thoreau’s Journal (Part I)
Extracts from the transcendentalist author’s personal writings
The Country Store
“The country merchant has friends left, and while he finds his trade curtailed and his business lessened by the wide-reaching mail-order house, he fills a place in the economy of the rural portions of the nation that cannot be taken from him.”
A Readable Proposition
Our First-Born
The Warfare of Humanity With Unreason: Hugo Grotius
Ethics of the Street: A Protest
Thurston
Significant Books: American Biography
A Group of Scientific Books
On Being That Second Wife Yourself
Fynes Moryson on Germany
Driftwood Fire-Worship
Conscience That Makes Cowards
Defiance
The Enamel Bug in Black Cañon
American Audiences
Isidro
Thoreau as a Diarist
A Permanent Anglo-American Treaty
Hans Breitmann
Mile-Stones
Rabbi
The Story of Itō Norisuké
