April 1926

Articles

• The Weaker Sex: A Scientific Ramble

  "Whatever success [women] may have obtained in the realization of their political demands, the facts continue to be, or seem to be, against their claim of mental equality."

  James H. Leuba

• Mary Glenn

  George B. Dutton

• The Collected Works of John Masefield. Poems, Vols. I, Ii; Verse Plays; Prose Plays

  M. S.

• The Dark Tower

  A. L. Grant

• Charles Dickens and Other Victorians

  Henry Greenleaf Pearson

• Olympians in Homespun

  Lucien Price

• The Modesty of Man

  Ramsay Traquair

• Why I Live in Tahiti

  James Norman Hall

• Forgiveness

  George Herbert Palmer

• The Genesis of Malice

  Sabah N. Cleghorn

• Helen in Egypt

  Emily James Putnam

• The 'Pardon' at Guingamp

  Marjorie Lane

• German Character and the German-American

  Kuno Francke

• Letters of a Confederate Mother: Charleston in the Sixties

• The First Hanging at Mulinuu

  Vernon Kellogg

• Art and the X-Ray

  Alan Burroughs

• Modestine's Shoes: A Bit of Stevensoniana

  R. Clyde Ford

• Kalamazoo to You

  Ernest C. Auld

• Philosophy

  Robert Hillyer

• The Dilemma of Thrift

  William T. Foster and Waddill Catchings

• Hindenburg

  T. H. Thomas

• Northern Australia: A Local World-Problem

  Evans Lewin

• The Decline of Crime in Britain

  Colin R. Coote

• Correspondence School Memories

• A Money-Lending

• The Contributors' Column

  David Starr Jordan, W. W. Drew, Earl Davis, E. P. L., Carl I. Shoemaker, H. Perlee Bouton, and Elizabeth

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Intimate Papers of Colonel House

  Archibald Cary Coolidge

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