January 1917

Articles

• The Lieutenant’s Story (Part I)

  The first installment in a series of excerpts from a French officer’s war-time journal

  Lieutenant René Nicolas

• The Insane Root

  “‘Nothing that anybody can say or write about anything will ever shock me again. You should see what men do. You should see what they suffer.’”

  L.P. Jacks

• Recollections of a Rebel Reefer. I

  James Morris Morgan

• The 'Times'

  Alfred G. Gardiner

• Interned in Holland

  Auguste D’Harcourt

• With Smuts in German East

  Cyril Campbell

• Io Fortuna!

• Heritages of the Lord

• Poets' Hard Times

• Exile and Postman

  Jean Kenyon Mackenzie

• The Pomeroon Trail

  William Beebe

• Mauna Loa, 1916

  C. H. Bonesteel

• Alcohol and Physiology

  Eugene Lyman Fisk

• The Culprit

  Florence Converse

• Men of Verdun

  Laurence Binyon

• The Timidity of Our Boldness

  Margaret Sherwood

• The Symphony

  Thomas Whitney Surette

• Human or Superhuman?

  Charles M. Sheldon

• The Shoulders of Atlas

  Corrinne Tsanoff and Radoslav Tsanoff

• As I Laye a-Thynkynge

  Robert M. Gay

• The Contributors' Column--January Atlantic

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