April 1915

Articles

• Fireworks

  A poem

  Amy Lowell

• The War and the Way Out: A Further Consideration

  “The nobility of a people lies not in its capacity for war, but in its capacity for peace.”

  G. Lowes Dickinson

• National Efficiency Best Developed Under Free Governments

  “More and more, as time goes on, this war develops into a conflict between free institutions and autocratic institutions.”

  Charles W. Eliot

• A Personal Reflection on the Cost of Living

  Margaret Stickney Kendall

• 1915?

  Austin Tappan Wright

• The House on Henry Street: Ii. Children and Play

  Lillian D. Wald

• Hymn to Beauty

  Arthur Symons

• Reverie of a Sportsman

  John Galsworthy

• Letters on an Elk Hunt: Iii. The Adventure of Danyul and His Mother

  Elinore Rupert Stewart

• The Amenities of Book-Collecting: Ii. Collecting at Home

  A. Edward Newton

• Woman's Sphere

  S. H. Kemper

• Recent Reflections of a Novel-Reader

• Vulcan

  Joseph Husband

• Germany's Terms

  Hans Delbrück

• The Changing Mind of a Nation at War

  L. P. Jacks

• The Social Effects of the War

  L. T. Hobhouse

• The German Spirit

  Havelock Ellis

• Italy's Duty

  Guglielmo Ferrero

• A Man in the House

• Prunes and Prisms

• Waste

• Feathered Affection

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