November 1916

Articles

• The Nation's Crime Against the Individual

  “The modern soldier's hope of finding some universal values and transcendent principles involved in his nation’s struggle and hallowing it, is more certain of disappointment than ever before.”

  Reinhold Niebuhr

• An Encounter

  A poem

  Robert Frost

• Living in History

  We have no intellectual right to be ignorant when information lies at our hand. We have no spiritual right to be weary when great moral issues are at stake.

  Agnes Repplier

• Living in History

  Agnes Repplier

• Some Notes on Marriage

  W. L. George

• The Bulu and His Women

  Jean Kenyon Mackenzie

• Children Wanted

  Lucy Pratt

• Alcohol and Life Insurance

  Eugene Lyman Fisk

• Our Relations With France

  Arthur Bullard

• Some Fallacies in the Modern Educational Scheme

  Alfred E. Stearns

• Snipe

  Clarkson Crane

• What Does It Matter?

  Amory Hare

• To the Merchant Skippers of Britain: A Tribute From a Friend

  Lewis R. Freeman

• Neutral Europe and the War

  L. Simons

• Easter

  Nora Connolly

• The Conscientious Objector

  Henry W. Nevinson

• The Calvary of a Nation: A Personal Narrative

• The Defeat of the German General Staff

  Herbert Sidebotham

• The Flame of France

  Allen Tucker

• Scientific Wanderlust

• Humiliation--Domestic and Literary

• The Glory of Intolerance

• The Contributors' Column--November Atlantic

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