June 1920

Articles

• The League of Nations is Alive

  “A visitor at the League's headquarters in London is struck, not only by the variety of work that is being undertaken, but by its practical applicability to matters of vital concern.”

  Raymond B. Fosdick

• Modes and Morals

  P. S.

• Cardinal Mercier's Own Story

  D. S.

• Now It Can Be Told

  W. B. M.

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Letters of Henry James

  M. H.

• My Quarter Century of American Politics

  V. S. C.

• Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge

  Margaret Prescott Montague

• The Biography of an Elderly Gentleman: I. The Boy and the Bawbee

  Jean Kenyon Mackenzie

• The Soulful Sex

  Wilson Follett

• The Cheerful Clan

  Agnes Repplier

• Beauty Is Gathered Like the Rain on Hills

  Dorothy Leonard

• Education for Individuality

  Dallas Lore Sharp

• On the Lagoon

  Charles Bernard Nordhoff

• Of the Death of William Shakespeare and the Christening of Solomon Grundy

  Opal Whiteley

• Old Lemuel's Journey

  Alice Brown

• The Mystery of the Soaring Hawk

  George E. Clough

• Boys and Girls

  Annie Winsor Allen

• Memories and Records

  H. B. B.

• The Third Window

  H. E. H.

• Names

  Abbie Farwell Brown

• The Covey

  Cary Gamble Lowndes

• The School Shop

  Edward Yeomans

• The Revolutionary Intellectual

  J. Salwyn Schapiro

• The Future of Central Europe

  E. Dana Durand

• Eastern Africa as a Playground

  James M. Hubbard

• Broadway

• -- And Way-Stations

• To Horse

• The Contributors' Column

  Ernest Newland, Myra R. Suter, and Joseph B. Watterson

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