March 1920

Articles

• Germany’s Reparation Payments

  “What is there of real good and real ill to Germany and the Allies?”

  F. W. Taussig

• The Virtue of Intolerance

  “If intellectual order is ever to supervene over present chaos, it will arise, not out of easygoing tolerance and the indifference of a genial give-and-take, but out of a good clean fight.”

  Robert Kilburn Root

• The Great Desire

  H. T. F.

• Elizabeth Cary Agassiz, a Biography

  M. H.

• A Musical Motley

  P. H.

• The Story of Opal: The Journal of an Understanding Heart I

• The International Mind

  L. P. Jacks

• The Third Window. Ii

  Anne Douglas Sedgwick

• Sketches in Peasant Russia: From the Mind Gone Out

  Edwin Bonta

• A Great Private Citizen: Henry Lee Higginson

  M. A. DeWolfe Howe

• Boys

  R. S. V. P.

• Two Sonnets

  Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

• Ordeal by Fire: A Note on the Psychology of Fear

  C. Gouverneur Hoffmann

• On Commencing Author

  A. Edward Newton

• Willow Pond

  Helen Ellwanger Hanford

• A Teacher of History

  Edward Yeomans

• I Mislay the Band

  Robert Haven Schauffler

• If I Were the Lord God

  Claudia Cranston

• A Democratic School

  James G. Cozzens

• The Rising Tide in Japan

  Victor S. Clark

• The Nationalization Movement in Great Britain

  Arthur Greenwood

• Americanization: The Other Side of the Case

  John Kulamer

• Raghib

• Just Enoughs

• The Coming Subject

• The Contributors' Column

  L. C. B. and L. E. Hicks

• Troy and Collars

  Edward Mott Woolley

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Economic Consequences of the Peace

  V. S. C.

• Samuel Butler, Author of 'Erewhon': A Memoir

  J. L. L.

• The American Army in the European Conflict

• Poems, 1908-1919/the Book of Modern British Verse

  D. S.

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