June 1916

Articles

• Education as a Political Institution

  "Education should not aim at a dead awareness of static facts, but at an activity directed toward the world that our efforts are to create."

  Bertrand Russell

• A Soldier of 'the Legion' (Part II)

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

  E. Morlae

• The Contributors' Column

  Joseph Whitney Ganson and Edgar J. Bouligny

• The Girl: An Autobiography: Childhood

  Katherine Keith

• President Wilson's Mexican Policy

  L. Ames Brown

• Manna

  John Galsworthy

• Kartúshkiya-Beróza

  Alter Brody

• The Deserted Temple

  Margaret Sherwood

• Sonnets

  George E. Woodberry

• The Hills

  C. William Beebe

• The Liberty of Difference

  George Hodges

• Thirty Fathoms Deep

  Herbert Tolan

• The Two Porringers

  John Finley

• Henry James: (1843-1916)

  Helen Thomas Follett and Wilson Follett

• To Theodore Roosevelt

  John Milton Hay

• Mücke of the Emden

  Lewis R. Freeman

• War and the Sexes

  Ellen Key

• A Different World After the War

  Bouck White

• Discontent in a Garden

• Whiskers in Peace

• The Saturday-Night Bath

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