December 1918

Articles

• Reactions of a Reserve Officer

  “He hesitates between the accurate individual treatment of men, which may make him appear unjust, and the unwavering adherence to mechanical standards, which will in the long run make him ineffective.”

  Gerald Chittenden

• The Contributors' Column--December Atlantic

  Harry Emerson Fosdick, Marshall Ilsley, Charles Francis Potter, and John Wallace Suter Jr.

• Morale

  William Ernest Hocking

• Satisfied Reflections of a Semi-Bostonian

  Frances Parkinson Keyes

• The Pension Problem and Its Solution

  Henry S. Pritchett

• Birds of a Feather: Ii. The Climbers

  Marcel Nadaud

• To a Lady, of Her Lover

  Schuyler Van Rensselaer

• Music Hath Charms

  Elizabeth Case

• It Is the Spirit That Quickeneth

  Julia Francis Wood

• Enlarge the Place of Thy Tent

  Anne C. E. Allinson

• The Valley of the Shadow

  Edwin Arlington Robinson

• Portraits of American Women: Iv. Mary Lyon

  Gamaliel Bradford

• The Human Soul and the Scientific Prepossession

  Warner Fite

• Impressions of the Fifth Year

  E. S.

• An American Battlefield: From the Marne to the Vesle

  Raoul Blanchard

• The Baby in the Basket

  Madame Du Courthial

• With the Tanks: I. Anatomy and Habitat

  Harold A. Littledale

• The Education of William Ii

  Maurice Muret

• On Having Been Both a Soldier and a Sailor

• The Pleasures of the Preposition

• A Night 'Somewhere in America'

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