March 1923

Articles

• Two Years of President Harding

  "In American politics, it is usually dangerous to make predictions. It is doubly dangerous when world conditions are in so kaleidoscopic a situation as they are just now." A critique of a president who would be assassinated before the end of his term

  William Bennett Munro

• My Life and Work

  Arthur Pound

• My Experiences at Scotland Yard

  William Bennett Munro

• Jefferson Davis, His Life and Personality

  Gamaliel Bradford

• Mr. Lloyd George

  Wilbur C. Abbott

• Command

  H. Phelps Putnam

• The Optimist

  A. L. Grant

• Beasts, Men, and Gods

  Henry B. Beston

• Satan Among the Biographers

  Samuel McChord Crothers

• Evil and the New Psychology

  Arthur Clutton-Brock

• The Anglo-Saxon and the Catholic Church

  Hilaire Belloc

• A Woman's Laugh and a Singed Cat: Chapters in the Biography of an American Publisher. Ii

  Edward W. Bok

• The Widow Agnes

  John A. Johnson

• Nyasaland Sketches. Ii: Familiars in the Wilds

  Hans Coudenhove

• Wild Grape

  Abbie Farwell Brown

• Poetry Considered

  Caul Sandburg

• Tusitala: R. L. S.--a New Phase

  S. J. Whitmee

• On Getting Home

  Elizabeth Choate

• Testing the Human Mind

  Robert M. Yerkes

• The Letter of Instructions

  L. Moresby

• Coming Down to Dinner

  George Villiers

• Bolshevism and Religion in Russia

  R. O. G. Urch

• France and Her Color Problem

  Pierre Khorat

• The Caste System of North America

  Ramsay Traquair

• A Programme for Prison Reform

  Adolph Lewisohn

• Supervised Suicide

• The Contributors' Column

  A. H. D., Alfred W. Pond, Everett P. Wheeler, Henry W. Keigwin, Marjorie Paul, John G. Blue, Louise M. Sanford, and Harvey Wickham

• The Japanese Spirit

• A New Novel by Miss Montague

• The Perennial Great Bear

• Salesman and Recluse

• A Border Outlaw

• Educational Notes

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