January 1906

Articles

• Notes On New Novels: The House of Mirth

  Mary Moss

• The Chinese Boycott

  “The treatment which the Chinese residents have received at the hands of hoodlums, ruffians, race-haters, and mobs has been a disgrace to our civilization; but that has not been so shameful as their treatment by the officials of Federal and local governments.”

  John W. Foster

• American Diplomacy

  Francis C. Lowell

• The Mujik and the New Regime in Russia

  Herbert H. D. Peirce

• Significant Books: American Biography

  M. A. DeWolfe Howe

• The Chinese Boycott

  John W. Foster

• The Preface

  Edmund Kemper Broadus

• The Soul of Art

  Elsa Barker

• The Ghost in Fiction

  T. R. Sullivan

• A Short Study of Editors

• Choked Utterances

• Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made On

• On Living Lives

• The Wife From Vienna

  E. S. Johnson

• At Ebb-Tide

  John Finley

• Authors in the January Atlantic

• Impressions From Chicago Faces

  Loren H. B. Knox

• The University Presidency

  Andrew S. Draper

• A Village Dressmaker

  Harriet Prescott Spafford

• Special Legislation

  Samuel P. Orth

• Of Our Anxious Morality

  Maurice Maeterlinck

• A Girl's Waking

  M. Lennah

• Esperanto: The Proposed Universal Language

  A. Schinz

• On Account of the Herr Major

  Esther B. Tiffany

• Palmer's Herbert

  A. V. G. Allen

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