July 1923

Articles

• Unprintable

  "It has perhaps never been true in Europe, it is no longer true in America, that it is 'easy to distinguish art from pornography.'"

  Stuart P. Sherman

• Deckers on the Coast

  William Mcfee

• Progressivism, Old and New

  Charles Merz

• Fleming Versus Walloon

  Henry De Man

• Shock and Religion

  Francis Younghusband

• How It Is With Us

  Elsa Simm

• Cross-Currents in Japan

  Marguerite E. Harrison

• A Sail! A Sail!

• Can I Help You, Madam?

• Many Things

• The Contributors' Column

  C. C. Thackray, L. Emilie Pearsall, Miriam E. Carey, Everett P. Wheeler, and Paulina Cony Drown

• My Jungle Table

  William Beebe

• Europa

  Charles D. Christoph

• Maine Coast Philosophy

  Ray Morris

• The Sailmaker

  Arthur Mason

• A Small Boy's Reading

  Earnest Elmo Calkins

• The Physiologist in Industry

  Frederic S. Lee

• The Tarrier-Man: I

  L. Allen Harker

• Love Has Shining Eyes

  Fannie Stearns Gifford

• Groups

  Frances Lester Warner

• Francis James Child: I

  Gamaliel Bradford

• Three Sentinels of the North

  William Sidney Rossiter

• Lobstering

  Elizabeth Choate

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• These United States. A Symposium

  Ralph Barton Perry

• Whither France? Whither Europe?/the Decadence of Europe

  Victor S. Clark

• Damaged Souls

  A. W. Vernon

• America of Yesterday, as Reflected in the Journal of John Davis Long, Governor of Massachusetts, Secretary of the Navy

  John D. Merrill

• His Children's Children

  Laurence F. Piper

• Books in Black or Red

  R. M. Gay

• Roosevelt Through English Eyes

• A New Hawes Story

• The Garden Books

• A Prophet With Honor

• Quaint Companions

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