April 1909

Articles

• The Ultimate Race Problem

  “That the relative concrete superiority of the European is due to the advantage of historical environment rather than to innate ethnic endowment, a careful study of the trend of social forces leaves little room to doubt.”

  Kelly Miller

• Imagination in Business

  Lorin F. Deland

• The Long Road

  John Burroughs

• Arbutus

  Frank Dempster Sherman

• The Coöperative Ghosts

  Florence Converse

• The Diary of Gideon Welles

• At the Making of Man

  Bliss Carman

• The Forty Immortals

  Jeanne Mairet

• The Muses in the Back Street

  Rollin Lynde Hartt

• At the Café d'Orsay

  John M. Howells

• The New Education in China

  Paul S. Reinsch

• Fur Traders as Empire-Builders

  Charles M. Harvey

• The Industrial Dilemma

  James O. Eagan

• The Trees

  Winifred Ballard Blake

• Religion and Temperament

  George Hodges

• The Skeleton in My Closet

  John D. Long

• The Very Humble Leit Motif

  Leonard Hatch

• How Alexander Pope Might Have Expressed Himself

  Leonard Hatch

• What Austin Dobson Might Indite

  Leonard Hatch

• After Lyly, Jonson, and Others

  Leonard Hatch

• What Rudyard Kipling Might Dash Off

  Leonard Hatch

• How Robert Browning Might Have Written

  Leonard Hatch

• What Walt Whitman Might Have Had to Say on the Subject

  Leonard Hatch

• As William Wordsworth Might Have Sung

  Leonard Hatch

• Edgar Allan Poe's Idea of Spring

  Leonard Hatch

• As Robert Louis Stevenson Might Have Sung

  Leonard Hatch

• The Bird Fiend

• That First Muskrat

• From an Average Woman

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