October 1920

Articles

• In Defense of Science

  "Now, little children and reverend theologians, gather about and let us consider the situation. Do you realize what is really meant by Einstein's Idea?"

• The League of Nations as an Instrument of Liberalism

  “With the forces of liberalism behind it, it can become an outstanding instrument of human progress, a new way of life for the world, instead of the old way of slaughter.”

  Raymond B. Fosdick

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• Memoirs of the Empress Eugenie

  W. B. M.

• Some Problems of the Peace Conference

  V. S. C.

• The College and the New America

  A. S. P.

• Rising Above the Ruins in France

  H. B. B.

• No. 26 Jayne Street

  H. T. E.

• A Study of Poetry

  C. S. T.

• Enslaved

  M. H.

• Prison Democracy

  Frank Tannenbaum

• Is a Tobacco Crusade Coming?

  L. Ames Brown

• Rarotonga

  Charles Bernard Nordhoff

• A Slogan for Booksellers

  A. Edward Newton

• Making of Many Books

  George P. Brett

• Hobby Fodder

  Robert M. Gay

• Reminiscence

  Amory Hare

• How Great Is the Glory of Kwannon!

  L. Adams Beck

• War and Romance

  Francis B. Gummere

• If Shakespeare Lived to-Day

  Lord Dunsany

• James Gillespie Blaine

  Gamaliel Bradford

• Breakfasting With Barbarians

  Carl F. L. Zeisberg

• Miss Heming

  W. W. Williams

• The Voter's Choice in the Coming Election

  Charles W. Eliot

• How, Then, Should Smith Vote?

  “Party loyalty is one of the most powerful factors in the operation of our democracy.”

  Meredith Nicholson

• The Latest Mexican Revolution

  Eugene E. Rovillain

• On Making a Very Common Discovery

• The Contributors' Column

  Alfred Loury

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