May 1912

In This Issue
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Articles
Mr. Roosevelt
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.”
Aspects of American Society and Policy
The Autobiography of an Individualist: I
The Newest Woman
The Summit of the Years
Tom Tiddler's Ground
The Empty Room
Rousseau, Godwin, and Wordsworth
Barbara Lovell: A True Story
The Sunset of the Confederacy: Iii
The Long Prayer
Characters in Recent Fiction
The Yellow Bowl
The Principal Girl
The Cotton-Mill Operatives of New England
We Are So Young
On Moving
Bird-Songs in Pictures
