May 1912

Articles

• Mr. Roosevelt

  Ellery Sedgwick

• The Lawrence Strike: A Study

  “At present there probably cannot be a judicial presentation of the case; time is needed to put events in true relation to causes. But it is possible to correct some falsities and relieve some perplexities regarding essential facts.”

  Lorin F. Deland

• Aspects of American Society and Policy

  Bernard Moses

• The Autobiography of an Individualist: I

  James O. Fagan

• The Newest Woman

  Katharine Fullerton Gerould

• The Summit of the Years

  John Burroughs

• Tom Tiddler's Ground

  Arthur Quiller-Couch

• The Empty Room

  Edith M. Thomas

• Rousseau, Godwin, and Wordsworth

  George Mclean Harper

• Barbara Lovell: A True Story

  Francis S. Watson

• The Sunset of the Confederacy: Iii

  Morris Schaff

• The Long Prayer

  Zephine Humphrey

• Characters in Recent Fiction

  Margaret Sherwood

• The Yellow Bowl

  Lily A. Long

• The Principal Girl

  J. C. Snaith

• The Cotton-Mill Operatives of New England

  W. Jett Lauck

• We Are So Young

  Ellwood Hendrick

• On Moving

• Bird-Songs in Pictures

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