October 1917

In This Issue
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Articles
Our Soldiers
“They say in the Civil War there were two hundred thousand soldiers of sixteen years and under; eight hundred thousand of eighteen years and under, and only forty-six thousand of twenty-five and over.”
At Von Bissing's Headquarters
The Magical Chance
Carnot's Story
Professor's Progress. Ii: A Novel of Contemporaneous Adventure
Oxford in War-Time
Financial Imperialism
The War and the Constitution
In Turkish Quarantine
Poetry Insurgent and Resurgent
Pearls Before Swine
The Retinue
We Become Pioneer Settlers
Auf Wiedersehn, Berlin!
The Contributors' Column--October Atlantic
The Challenge to Naval Supremacy
France, 1916-1917: An Impression
The War Situation in Canada
Letters From France. I
Afternoon Tea Examined
Of Names
Lunch Time at the Factory
