The Unz Review •ï¿½An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The Century Magazine •ï¿½59 Years, 669 Issues, 19,452 Articles, 105,158pp
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- Macaroni, pp. 323-333
- The Greater Loss, p. 334
- The Story of Ann Powel, pp. 335-340
- At the Sleeping Water, pp. 341-344
- Sarah Porter, pp. 345-347
- In One Fellowship, pp. 348-351
- The Desire of My Heart, p. 352
- A Pictorial View of the Paris Exposition, pp. 353-360
- Dr. North and his Friends, pp. 361-374
- How to Safeguard One's Sanity, pp. 375-380
- Oliver Cromwell, pp. 381-399 IX. In Scotland---From Dunbar to Worcester---Civic Problems and the Soldier
- The Paris of To-day, pp. 400-414 VI. Artistic Paris
- The Romance of the Institute, pp. 415-420
- The Poet's Bequest, p. 421
- The Commercial Ascendancy of the United States, pp. 422-426
- In the Panic, pp. 427-437
- Memories of a Musical Life, pp. 438-449
- The Praying-Match, pp. 450-455
- "Dear Heart, Where hast Thou Wandered?", p. 456
- I. Elements of a Successful Parade, pp. 457-462
- II. Some Practical Suggestions by the Architect of the Dewey Arch , pp. 463-464
- The Carfield-Slater Addition, pp. 465-474 A Story of the Western Boom
- Home Censorship of the Theater, p. 475
- Changes of Taste in Fiction, p. 476
- Country Clubs and Inns, p. 476
- The Industrial Color-Line in the North, pp. 477-478
- Fables for the Fair, p. 479
- The Tramp Hippo to the Elephant, p. 480
- The Sloth to the Vampire, p. 480
- The Point of View, pp. 480-481
- Old English Masters, p. 482 II. The "Corn-Field" or "Country Lane"
July 1900 Issue - 31 ArticlesCivic Festivals and Processions