February 1910

Articles

• The Waning Power of the Press

  “In such a race for business success, with such forces behind the runners, can we marvel at the subsidence of ideals which in the days of individual control and slower gait were uppermost?”

  Francis E. Leupp

• Turtle Eggs for Agassiz

  Dallas Lore Sharp

• A Diary of the Reconstruction Period

  Gideon Welles

• Lavender

  Katharine Tynan

• God's Providence

  John Buchan

• La Maestra

  Caroline Matthews

• Japanese Letters of Lafcadio Hearn

  Chamberlain and Lafcadio Hearn

• The Mother

  Hester I. Radford

• Intellectual Leadership in Contemporary India

  Paul S. Reinsch

• What Road Goeth He?

  F. J. Louriet

• The Future of High Finance

  Alexander D. Noyes

• The Color of Mukden

  Elizabeth Washburn Wright

• The Battle of the Wilderness

  Morris Schaff

• The Gift of Forgiving Gods

  Mary Borden Turner

• The Decline of Poetic Justice

  Raymond Macdonald Alden

• Dante and Beatrice: A Variety of Religious Experience

  Jefferson B. Fletcher

• The English of the Mountaineer

  Henderson Daingerfield Norman

• William in "As You Like It"

• The Philosopher of the Gate

• The Domestic Pessimist

• Shrinkage in Diet

• Night

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