July 1920

Articles

• Familiar Letters of William James

  This collection of letters, edited by his son Henry James Jr., was originally published in three installments.

  William James

• A Spring Poem

  Verse from an 11th-century Japanese emperor

  Emperor Gŏsenjō

• The Originality of Jesus

  George A. Gordon

• Reflections on the Income Tax

  Bernhard Knollenberg

• Manufacturing 'Reds'

  L. P. Edwards

• Zionist Aspirations in Palestine

  Anstruther Mackay

• Where We Stand With Mexico

  Frederick Starr

• Trollope and Tea

• Books and Kitchens

• The Manifold Life

• That Smoky Fireplace

• The Contributors' Column

  A. C. Cox, M. R. Weller, Winsor M. Tyler, Helen T. Parsons, Frances C. L. Robbins, W. Gilman Thompson, and Edith M. Patch

• The Devil: A Modern View of Him

• The Biography of an Elderly Gentleman: Ii. The Boy and the Half-Crown

  Jean Kenyon Mackenzie

• In Our Own Behalf

  H. C. Kittredge

• The Raven's Nest

  Samuel Scoville Jr.

• O You Xenophon!

  S. H. Kemper

• The Education of John Marshall

  S. E. Morison

• Sonnet

  Robert Nathan

• The Going-Away of the Girl Who Has No Seeing

  Opal Whiteley

• The Gold-Piece

  Hearty Earl Brown

• Behold How Great a Matter! A Sketch in Peasant Russia

  Edwin Bonta

• The Story of an Indian Jail

  Arthur Waltham Howlett

• The Spirit of the West

  William T. Foster

• The Almighty Minute

  Percival White

• The Unapproachable Rainbow

  John Burroughs

• A Book of Marionettes

  R. M. G.

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Rescue: A Romance of the Shallows

  W. F.

• A Straight Deal, or the Ancient Grudge

  H. B. B.

• Legend

  F. C.

• Poems by a Little Girl

  A. F. B.

• The Life of General William Booth, the Founder of the Salvation Army

  W. L. S.

• The Rising Tide of Color

  V. S. C.

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