March 1916

Articles

• Americanism

  “Of all the countries in the world, we and we only have any need to create artificially the patriotism which is the birthright of other nations.”

  Agnes Repplier

• A Soldier of ‘the Legion’ (Part I)

  An American describes his experience serving in the French Foreign Legion in the first installment of a two-part series.

  E. Morlae

• Our Drifting Civilization

  L. P. Jacks

• The Syrian Christ

  Abraham Mitrie Rihbany

• The Contributors' Column

• Archæology for Amateurs

  Richard Matthews Hallet

• The Still Small Voice

  John Burroughs

• The Gates of the East

  C. William Beebe

• For a Child

  Fannie Stearns Gifford

• A Forsaken God

  Henry Dwight Sedgwick

• Music for Children

  Thomas Whitney Surette

• A Copper Kettle

  E. Nelson Fell

• Guests

  Laura Spencer Portor

• Woman and Religion

  Bernard Iddings Bell

• Remembrance

  Hortense Flexner

• Kitchener's Mob: I. 'Nothing to Report'

  James Norman Hall

• The Belgian Wilderness

  Vernon L. Kellogg

• Business After the War

  Ray Morris

• On Preserving Our Balance

• Housekeeping for Men

• Faded Enthusiasms

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