June 1892

Articles

• Whitman

  Horace Elisha Scudder

• The Discovery of a New Stellar System

  “The new astronomy is distinguished by its use of new apparatus designed for the measurement or analysis of the light of the stars, and for the discovery of stellar radiations imperceptible by the eye.”

  Arthur Searle

• The Education of the Negro

  W. T. Harris

• The Emerson-Thoreau Correspondence

  F. B. Sanborn

• Agrippina

  Agnes Repplier

• John Austin

  Janet Ross

• Chinese and Japanese Traits

  Ernest Francisco Fenollosa

• Nuremberg

  Julia C. R. Dorr

• An American at Home in Europe

  William Henry Bishop

• The Witching Wren

  Olive Thorne Miller

• Don Orsino

  F. Marion Crawford

• Have I Not Learned to Live Without Thee Yet?

  Louise Chandler Moulton

• Private Life in Ancient Rome

  Harriet Waters Preston and Louise Dodge

• Recent Biography

• A Dictionary of Hymnology

• Comment on New Books

• An Impression of Walt Whitman

• Battle of the Babies

• Intelligence and Culture

• Teeth Set on Edge

• Friendship's League, Offensive and Defensive

• An Infant Industry

• A Plea for the Minor Artist

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