February 1912

Articles

• President Taft

  "President Taft has a strong simplicity, and a sober power. He can pass ably upon men's arguments, but their hearts he frequently shows that he is unable to read."

• The Long Run

  Edith Wharton

• A Letter to Uncle Sam

  Junius Junior

• A Christian

  John Galsworthy

• Politics and Prosperity

  Alexander D. Noyes

• Discontent

  Edmund Barss

• Animal Wit Indoors and Out

  John Burroughs

• Sunday in Tippah: A Southern Village Twenty-Five Years Ago

  Lilian Kirk Hammond

• The Making of a Citizen

  Mary Antin

• Mr. Thayer's Life of Cavour

  George Macaulay Trevelyan

• Death and the Lord

  Hermann Hagedorn

• The Mystic Turned Radical

  Randolph S. Bourne

• My Law and Thine

  Katherine Mayo

• The Principal Girl

  J. C. Snaith

• Education Dramatized

  Harriet Finlay-Johnson

• Kandi Subdivision: Helping to Govern India

  Charles Johnston

• Which Class?

  Mary C. Robinson

• The Baptizing of the Baby

  Elizabeth Taylor

• The Embarrassment of Finality

• Cousins

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