April 1907

Articles

• Byron in Our Day

  "Is there anything to be learned from the rise and fall of the Byronic empire? And is there, at present, anything to be gained by restoring Byron to a position of eminence?"  

  J. F. A. Pyre

• Mutual Life Insurance: The Case for the Agent

  “The elimination of the agent in life insurance is unscientific. It is non-economical. It is opposed to growth. Certainly, it is un-American.”

  Floyd Elmer DeGroat

• The Ideal Teacher

  George Herbert Palmer

• The New Tariff Era

  Raymond L. Bridgman

• The Helpmate

  May Sinclair

• Song Triumphant

  Lee Wilson Dodd

• The Spirit of Old West Point: (1858-1862)

  Morris Schaff

• The Street of the Love of Friends

  Harriet Lewis Bradley

• The Lesson of the French Revolution

  Goldwin Smith

• True Love to Liberty Is Never Foe

  Richard Watson Gilder

• The Grilling of Sinners

  Edward Alsworth Ross

• The Statesmanship of Cavour

  Andrew D. White

• The Financier

  Ethel Bolt Wheeler

• Ferdinand Brunetière

  Irving Babbitt

• A Question

  Arthur Sherburne Hardy

• Mr. Shaw as Critic

  H. W. Boynton

• Theology and Human Nature

  George Hodges

• Boys and the Language

• On a Preference for Living in England

• The Pessimistic Pose

• The Plea of the Children

• To Thomas Bailey Aldrich

  Frank Dempster Sherman

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