October 1924

Articles

• The Amateur at Bay

  Stephen Wallis Merrihew

• La Follette and La Follettism

  "He is an individualist, a progressive, and a liberal democrat in a period in which the socialization of our politics is the great issue before the country."

  F. E. Haynes

• The Jew and the Club

  "I find it rather difficult to make it clear to my children why we are not eligible, for from one point of view it isn't quite clear to me."

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• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• Barrett Wendell and His Letters

  Gamaliel Bradford

• Mark Only

  R. M. Gay

• Byron: The Last Journey, April 1823-April 1824

  Philip Littell

• Modern Essays: Second Series, Selected by Christopher Morley

  Frances Lester Warner

• 'Louder Please!'

  Edward Sanford Martin

• The Font of Liberty

  William P. Gest

• The New Preparedness

  Samuel Taylor Moore

• The Clock

  A. Cecil Edwards

• The Doughboy of 1780: Pages From a Revolutionary Diary

• The Worst Birthday in a Man's Life

  Edward W. Bok

• Harvest Home

  George Villiers

• Notes From a Front-Page Laboratory

  Simeon Strunsky

• Coward's Castle

  Walter Gilkyson

• An Announcement to Schools and Colleges

• The Sky Line at Wykeham

  Carroll Perry

• Man's Share in Civilization

  Ramsay Traquair

• Dead Man's Brow

  Wilfrid Gibson

• Historic Determinism and the Individual

  James Truslow Adams

• The Hidden One

  L. Adams Beck

• The Setting for John W. Davis

  Walter Lippmann

• Who's Who in Soviet Russia

  William Henry Chamberlin

• The Future of English Liberalism

  E. T. Raymond

• Where There Are Pipes, There May Be Smoke

• Fifty-Seven Old Women Who Never Used Soap

• Official Recognition

• The Contributors' Column

  Mary Otis Willcox, A. S., Roe L. Hendrick, G. A., C. P. Crumb, J. Parke Channing, and Clyde L. Young

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