October 1908
In This Issue
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Articles
The New Nationalist Movement in India
Four decades before Indian independence, a writer raises the question, "Why is England in India at all?"
Education and the Socialistic Movement
Is an Honest Newspaper Possible?
Chicago Spiders
A National Fund for Efficient Democracy
The Ferry Bells
A Song of Far Travel
The Religion of Beauty in Woman
The Farmers' Union and the Tobacco Pool
A Plea for the Theatrical Manager
Life
The Heroine
Curiosities of Diplomatic Life
Competition
The Closed Door
The Heart of a Blue Stocking
The Progress of Egypt
The Old Régime
The Beatitudes of a Suburbanite
In England's Pennsylvania
Evening in Loudoun
A Plea for the Unacted Drama
Lo! The Poor Adjective
Money and the Man
A Speed Limit for Love
The Spirit of Leisure
The New Art Heroine
