July 1919

Articles

• A Jewish Palestine

  "The idea of Judaism is inseparable from the idea of the Jewish people, and the idea of the Jewish people is inseparable from the idea of the Jewish land"

  H. Sacher

• Germany in Revolution

  “The rank and file conceive government only as something to be fought. Their own champions become objects of suspicion when they don the robes of state.”

  Victor S. Clark

• The Hoax of Bolshevism

  Herbert Wilton Stanley

• Development of British Industrial Thought

  Arthur Greenwood

• Poland, the Verge of Bolshevism

  Vernon Kellogg

• Italian Sentiment

  Gertrude Slaughter

• Pessimism and the Zoo

• A by-Product of Conservation

• The Perfect Gentleman

• Religion Now

  A. Clutton-Brock

• The Ugly City

  Henry Justin Smith

• The Adventure of the Missing Fortnight

  Alice Bache Gould

• Impressions

  William Mcfee

• High Schools and Classics

  Frederic Irland

• The Vacation of Charlie French

  Hearty Earl Brown

• Maintaining Order in a Russian Village

  John Rickman

• Evening Primroses

  Anne Douglas Sedgwick

• Victory in Olive-Gray

  Ruth Murray Underhill

• Portraits of American Women: V. Frances Elizabeth Willard

  Gamaliel Bradford

• To Our Eldest Hope: On His Assuming the Trouser Viritis

  Sarah N. Cleghorn

• Leaves From a Coblenz Diary. I: Being Fragments From the Notebook of Heinrich Scheinstutzen, Apothecary

  Louis Graves

• The Moral Issue in Russia

  William Adams Brown Jr.

• 1914

  S. S.

• The Undying Fire

  W. F.

• Bolshevism

  H. S.

• The American Language

  T. L. H.

• Christopher and Columbus

  W. F.

• A History of the United States

  W. C. F.

• An American Idyll

  S. C.

• The Contributors' Column--July Atlantic

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