December 1913

Articles

• The Case for the Single Tax

  “It may be described as government without taxation, for, if the Georgian contention is true, the rent of land belongs not to the individual who would be required to surrender it, but to the community as a whole.”

  F. W. Garrison

• The Meaning of Christmas

  “Here we are, pounded into submission and sympathy, overcome for a few hours or days by the tides of an ideal existence.”

  George A. Gordon

• Feminist Intentions

  “The sexes are to be induced to recognize each other’s status, and to bring this recognition to such a point that equality will not even be challenged.”

  W. L. George

• A Child-Idyl of Donegal

  Amanda Matthews

• Some Allies of Love

  Richard C. Cabot

• The Wedding King

  Alice Brown

• Secret Annals of the Manchu Court: Ii. The Sack of Yang Chou-Fu

  E. Backhouse and J. O. P. Bland

• In Belshazzar Court

  Simeon Strunsky

• Panama Hymn

  Wendell Phillips Stafford

• At the Feet of My Teachers

  Abraham Mitrie Rihbany

• Naive Psychology

  Hugo Münsterberg

• The Gentleman With the Green Tie

  Lucy Pratt

• Margarita Singing Ballads

  Sarah N. Cleghorn

• Letters of a Woman Homesteader: Iii. The Story of Cora Belle

  Elinore Rupert Stewart

• A Vision of Things to Come

  Charles Johnston

• England and Ireland

  H. Fielding-Hall

• The Contented Heart

  Lucy Elliott Keeler

• Hand-Made Poetry

• The Hero of My Dreams

• 'Little Things'

• Twenty Years Ago

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