February 1905

Articles

• The Democratic Predicament

  “As at present constituted, the Democratic party is not and cannot be a united, homogenous body, and ... it cannot become such a body until some new, spirit-arousing national issue effects a complete rearrangement of party lines.”

  Edward Stanwood

• The Confessions of a Newspaper Woman

  “There is no more poetry left in me. I dropped it somewhere in those dusty, musty newspaper offices when I went home after midnight.”

  Helen M. Winslow

• Put Yourself in Her Place

  “My experiences as a domestic employee led me to see the difficulties of the employer, more clearly than I had ever imagined.”

  Jane Seymour Klink

• Thoreau’s Journal (Part II)

  Extracts from the transcendentalist author’s personal writings

  Henry David Thoreau

• Hans Breitmann as Romany Rye

  Elizabeth Robins Pennell

• Isidro

  Mary Austin

• George Herbert as a Religious Poet

  George H. Palmer

• Jane

  Arthur Colton

• The Jackson and Van Buren Papers

  James Schouler

• In the Heights

  Richard Watson Gilder

• Pet's Husband

  Jennette Lee

• Singers Now and Then

  W. J. Henderson

• Prodigal Song

  Evelyn Phinney

• The Meadow Lark

  Evelyn Phinney

• I'll Loose the Web of My Desire

  Evelyn Phinney

• Six Cleopatras

  William Everett

• Matthew Arnold Intime

  Peter A. Sillard

• Significant Art Books

  Royal Cortissoz

• The Variorum Love's Labour's Lost

  William Allan Neilson

• Prince Rupert's Mercy

• Confessions of an Anachronism

• The Potentiality of the Old-Time Rag-Bag

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