May 1927

In This Issue
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Articles
John Adams As He Lived
Unpublished letters to Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse, Professor of Physic at Harvard College
Catholic and Patriot
The New Zion
"In Jerusalem a great Jewish university is being slowly developed, mainly on medical and scientific lines, combined with a great Jewish library; and Jewish settlements are being rapidly built in the rocky suburbs to the north and west of the ancient city."
Catholic and Patriot: Governor Smith Replies
“I recognize no power in the institutions of my Church to interfere with the operations of the Constitution of the United States or the enforcement of the law of the land.”
National Music Week and Its Growing Significance
Revolt in the Desert
The Old Countess
Elmer Gantry
The King's Henchman
Forever Free, a Novel of Abraham Lincoln
An American Saga
Two Gentlemen of Soho
The Revolt of a Middle-Aged Father
A World of Dreams
A Point of Honor
Upon a Friend That Loved the 'Odyssey'
Golfers of Two Countries
A Critique of Pacifism
Jalna: A Novel
Birthright
Moral Tales, Past and Present
Dissipating Fog
The Rise of the Chinese Nationalists
The Irish Experiment
Chloe
Water
Daily Reminders
The Cynic's Testament
The Contributors' Column
Wall Street's Revolution
