January 1916

Articles

• Further Notes on the Intelligence of Woman

  W. L. George

• Manifest Destiny in America

  “It is neither fatalism nor determinism, but an assumed natural tendency of events, more of less subject to influence by man’s volitional interference.”

  H. M. Chittenden

• Women of England

  Rebecca West

• Germany and Cotton

  W. J. Ashley

• Labor and Capital--Partners

  John D. Rockefeller Jr.

• The Balkans and Diplomacy

  J. W. Headlam

• Can Sea Power Decide the War?

  Roland G. Usher

• Ear-Trumpeting With Friar Juniper

• The Eaten Cake

• Before the Snow

  Bliss Carman

• Carnations

  Anne Douglas Sedgwick

• A Yard of Jungle

  C. William Beebe

• Life

  John Masefield

• Lo, the Poor Immigrant!

  Frances A. Kellor

• Black Sheep: Iv. The Last Mail

  Jean Kenyon Mackenzie

• Social Aspects of Drink: With Special Attention to the Prohibition Argument

  John Koren

• The Beloved Physician: An Appreciation of Edward Livingston Trudeau

  Stephen Chalmers

• Mid-Atlantic

  Laurence Binyon

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