April 1892 Issue, THE FORUM

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Issues of the 1890s = 10 Years, 103 Issues, 1,272 Articles
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  Issues of 1890 = 1 Issue, 11 Articles
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  Issues of 1891 = 12 Issues, 152 Articles
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  Issues of 1892 = 12 Issues, 159 Articles
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    January 1892 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Shall the Lottery's Charter be Renewed? by Frank McGloin, pp. 555-568
    2. The Louisiana Lottery: A History of the Company by John C. Wickliffe, pp. 569-576
    3. The Pope and the Future of the Papacy by F. Heinrich Geffcken, pp. 577-588
    4. The Secret Ballot in Thirty-three States by Joseph B. Bishop, pp. 589-598
    5. Brazil: The Late Crisis and its Causes by Courtenay De Kalb, pp. 599-610
    6. Why the Silver Law should be Repealed by George S. Coe, pp. 611-613
    7. The Treaty of Brussels and Our Duty by Lambert Tree, pp. 614-620
    8. Other Heresy Trials and the Briggs Case by Philip Schaff, pp. 621-633
    9. Theological Education and its Needs by C.A. Briggs, pp. 634-645
    10. Pensions: Time to Call a Halt by H.W. Slocum, pp. 646-651
    11. The Health of the Survivors of the War by John S. Billings, pp. 652-658
    12. Has Crime Increased in Massachusetts? by Warren F. Spalding, pp. 659-666
    13. The Development of American Homes by M.G. Van Rensselaer, pp. 667-676
    14. Christmas, and After: A Sermon by Henry C. Potter, pp. 677-686
    15. Estimates of New Books, pp. 687-688
    16. Writers and Subjects, pp. 689-690
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    February 1892 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Perils of our National Elections by George F. Edmunds, pp. 691-701
    2. The Choice of Presidential Electors by Edward J. Phelps, pp. 702-713
    3. The Nicaragua Canal and Commerce by Warner Miller, pp. 714-720
    4. The Nicaragua Canal: Its Political Aspects by William L. Merry, pp. 721-728
    5. Our Lake Commerce and Ways to the Sea by Cushman K. Davis, pp. 729-739
    6. A Great Domain by Irrigation by John N. Irwin, pp. 740-750
    7. The German Labor Colonies by Francis G. Peabody, pp. 751-761
    8. A Year of General Booth's Work by Albert Shaw, pp. 762-771
    9. Bank Circulation and Free Coinage by John Jay Knox, pp. 772-782
    10. Is our Military Training Adequate? by Charles W. Larned, pp. 783-796
    11. A Year's Literary Production by Hamilton Wright Mabie, pp. 797-806
    12. Suppression of Lotteries by Taxation by Horace White, pp. 807-812
    13. Estimates of New Books, pp. 813-816
    14. Writers and Subjects, pp. 817-822
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    March 1892 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. Political Corruption in Maryland by Charles J. Bonaparte, pp. 1-19
    2. The Education of the Future by Clarence King, pp. 20-33
    3. Would Free Coinage Bring European Silver Here? by Edward Owen Leech, pp. 34-44
    4. Free Coinage and an Elastic Currency by R.P. Bland, pp. 45-52
    5. A Case of Good City Government by F.G. Peabody, pp. 53-65
    6. Industrial Progress of the South by E.P. Alexander, pp. 66-74
    7. The Study of English by John Earle, pp. 75-84
    8. The Intercontinental Railroad Problem by Courtenay De Kalb, pp. 85-94
    9. The Work of the British Society of Authors by Walter Besant, pp. 95-106
    10. The Case of the American Author by Charles Burr Todd, pp. 107-114
    11. An Industrial Revolution by Good Roads by Albert A. Pope, pp. 115-119
    12. What the American Sunday Should Be by David Swing, pp. 120-127
    13. Methods of Restricting Immigration by Wm. E. Chandler, pp. 128-144
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    April 1892 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. A Review of My Opinions by Edward A. Freeman, pp. 145-157
    2. A Campaign for a Principle by William L. Wilson, pp. 158-168
    3. The Democratic Revolt in New York by Frederic R. Coudert, pp. 169-178
    4. How the New York Senate Was Captured by Matthew Hale, pp. 179-192
    5. Our Anthracite Supply and Distribution by Joseph S. Harris, pp. 193-199
    6. The Germans as Emigrants and Colonists by F.H. Geffcken, pp. 200-211
    7. The Free-Trade Tendency of William II by Poultney Bigelow, pp. 212-218
    8. The Learning of Languages by Philip Gilbert Hamerton, pp. 219-231
    9. Reformatory Prisons as Schools of Crime by William P. Andrews, pp. 232-245
    10. The Speech of Monkeys by R.L. Garner, pp. 246-256
    11. Is Iowa a Doubtful State? by John N. Irwin, pp. 257-264
    12. The Burial Monopoly of Paris by Edmund R. Spearman, pp. 265-280
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    May 1892 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Free Coinage, the Blight of Our Commerce by Michael D. Harter, pp. 281-284
    2. The Threat of the Present Coinage Law by Wm. F. Vilas, pp. 285-294
    3. Free Coinage and the Loss of Southern Statesmanship by J.C. Hemphill, pp. 295-299
    4. Ten Years of the Standard Oil Trust by S.C.T. Dodd, pp. 300-310
    5. The True Purpose of the Higher Education by Timothy Dwight, pp. 311-324
    6. Advantages of the Canadian Bank System by D.R. Wilkie, pp. 325-333
    7. Idleness and Immorality by E.L. Godkin, pp. 334-343
    8. Does the Factory Increase Immorality? by Carroll D. Wright, pp. 344-350
    9. The Significance of the American Cathedral by H.C. Potter, pp. 351-359
    10. Incalculable Room for Immigrants by Edward Atkinson, pp. 360-370
    11. Ocean Traffic by the Erie Canal by Edward P. North, pp. 371-378
    12. My Business Partner, the Government by Ulysses D. Eddy, pp. 379-385
    13. The Development of Music in America by Anton Seidl, pp. 386-393
    14. The Woman's Exchange---Charity or Business? by Lucy M. Salmon, pp. 394-408
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    June 1892 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Democratic Duty and Opportunity by Thomas F. Bayard, pp. 409-420
    2. Reasons for Republican Control by George F. Hoar, pp. 421-429
    3. A New Poet by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 430-438
    4. The Fall of Silver and its Causes by Edward O. Leech, pp. 439-450
    5. Education for Women at Yale by Timothy Dwight, pp. 451-463
    6. The Training of Boys at Eton by A.C. Benson, pp. 464-474
    7. Needed Reform in Naturalization by John Bassett Moore, pp. 475-487
    8. What the Coming Man Will Eat by W.O. Atwater, pp. 488-499
    9. The Slaughter of Railway Employees by Henry C. Adams, pp. 500-506
    10. Shall We have Endowed Opera? by John K. Paine, pp. 507-518
    11. Impending Paganism in New England by William DeWitt Hyde, pp. 519-528
    12. What the Census of the Churches Shows by H.K. Carroll, pp. 529-540
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    July 1892 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Necessity for Uniform State Laws by James F. Colby, pp. 541-553
    2. The Coal Supply and the Reading Leases by A.A. McLeod, pp. 554-560
    3. A Glance at the European Armies by Theodore A. Dodge, pp. 561-574
    4. Russia's Land System: The Cause of the Famine by W.C. Edgar, pp. 575-582
    5. Thomas Hardy and His Novels by William Sharp, pp. 583-593
    6. The Consumer by Isaac L. Rice, pp. 594-601
    7. The Standard Oil Trust: the Gospel of Greed by Roger Sherman, pp. 602-615
    8. The Waste of Women's Intellectual Force by M.G. Van Rensselaer, pp. 616-628
    9. Why Women are Paid Less than Men by Carroll D. Wright, pp. 629-639
    10. Does the Negro Pay for His Education? by George W. Cable, pp. 640-649
    11. Mr. Harrison's Sound Administration by Jos. R. Hawley, pp. 650-661
    12. What Mr. Cleveland Stands For by Charles Francis Adams, pp. 662-672
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    August 1892 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. Unparalleled Industrial Progress by Richard H. Edmonds, pp. 673-685
    2. The Disastrous Effects of a Force Bill by Hoke Smith, pp. 686-692
    3. Literature as a Career by Walter Besant, pp. 693-708
    4. An American View of the Irish Question by Richard H. Dana, pp. 709-717
    5. The Follies of Free-Coinage Agitation by Louis Windmuller, pp. 718-724
    6. Repeal of the State-Bank tax by David M. Stone, pp. 725-726
    7. What Psychical Research Has Accomplished by William James, pp. 727-742
    8. The Western Traffic Association by Aldace F. Walker, pp. 743-756
    9. An Example of Organized Thrift by John Graham Brooks, pp. 757-764
    10. The Churches and Labor Unions by John P. Coyle, pp. 765-770
    11. Why We Have so Few Good Roads by James A. Beaver, pp. 771-777
    12. Phonographic Studies of Speech by R.L. Garner, pp. 778-787
    13. Municipal Government: A Corporate Problem by Frank Morison, pp. 788-800
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    September 1892 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. The Alarming Proportion of Venal Voters by J.J. McCook, pp. 1-13
    2. The Lesson of Homestead: A Remedy for Labor Troubles by Chauncey F. Black, pp. 14-25
    3. Campaign Committees: Publicity as a Cure for Corruption by Herbert Welsh, pp. 26-38
    4. A Plan for More Effective Management by Michael D. Harter, pp. 39-41
    5. The Next Great Problems of Science by Robert H. Thurston, pp. 42-50
    6. "A Tariff for Revenue": What it Really Means by David A. Wells, pp. 51-66
    7. The Enlarged Church by David Swing, pp. 67-74
    8. Religious Progress of the Negro by H.K. Carroll, pp. 75-84
    9. A Chinaman on Our Treatment of China by Yung Kiung Yen, pp. 85-90
    10. Provincial Peculiarites of Western Life by E.W. Howe, pp. 91-102
    11. The Scandinavians in the Northwest by Kendric C. Babcock, pp. 103-109
    12. The Mine Laborers in Pennsylvania by Henry Rood, pp. 110-122
    13. Popular Education at the University of Michigan by Henry C. Adams, pp. 123-132
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    October 1892 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. Cholera: The Lesson of Preceding Epidemics by Lewis A. Sayre, pp. 133-144
    2. Our Public-School System: Evils in Baltimore by J.M. Rice, pp. 145-158
    3. Venal Voting: Methods and Remedies by J.J. McCook, pp. 159-177
    4. The Literature of the Future by Pierre Loti, pp. 178-188
    5. The Primary the Pivot of Reform by David Dudley Field, pp. 189-193
    6. Sunday and the Columbian Exposition by H.C. Potter, pp. 194-200
    7. Civil-Service Reform by Lucius B. Swift, pp. 201-215
    8. A Decade of the Merit System by John T. Doyle, pp. 216-225
    9. Hull House, Chicago: An Effort toward Social Democracy by Jane Addams, pp. 226-241
    10. The McKinley Act and the Cost of Living by Nelson W. Aldrich, pp. 242-254
    11. The Republican Policy of Reciprocity by William L. Wilson, pp. 255-266
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    November 1892 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. Municipal Institutions in America and England by Joseph Chamberlain, pp. 267-281
    2. Municipal Government: Lessons from the Experience of Quincy, Mass. by Charles Francis Adams, pp. 282-292
    3. Our Public-School System by J.M. Rice, pp. 293-309
    4. English Views of the McKinley Tariff by Thomas H. Farrer, pp. 310-323
    5. Has England Profited by Free Trade? by Lord Masham, pp. 324-336
    6. Endowed Theatres and the American Stage by Helena Modjeska, pp. 337-344
    7. A New Impulse to an Old Gospel by Jane Addams, pp. 345-358
    8. What We Really Know About Mars by Edward S. Holden, pp. 359-368
    9. The Library of the United States by Ainsworth R. Spofford, pp. 369-380
    10. The Matter with the Small Farmer by R. Means Davis, pp. 381-389
    11. For Whom I Shall Vote And Why by James Schouler, pp. 390-392
    12. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by Jacob H. Schiff, pp. 393-394
    13. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by Franklin MacVeagh, pp. 395-396
    14. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by John Claflin, p. 397
    15. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by A.C. McClurg, pp. 398-400
    16. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by David Swing, p. 401
    17. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by H.W. Cannon, p. 402
    18. ï¿½---ï¿½ï¿½by David Dudley Field, pp. 403-410
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    December 1892 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. Wherein Popular Education Has Failed by Charles W. Eliot, pp. 411-428
    2. The Public Schools of St. Louis and Indianapolis by J.M. Rice, pp. 429-444
    3. Politics as a Career by George F. Edmunds, pp. 445-452
    4. Women in English Politics by Millicent G. Fawcett, pp. 453-464
    5. Dialect in Literature by James Whitcomb Riley, pp. 465-473
    6. How Should a City Care for its Poor? by F.G. Peabody, pp. 474-491
    7. Special Needs of the Poor in New York by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 492-502
    8. Are Scott, Dickens, and Thackeray Obsolete? by W.H. Mallock, pp. 503-513
    9. Brandy and Socialism: the Gothenburg Plan by John Graham Brooks, pp. 514-526
    10. The Artistic Triumph of the Fair-Builders by M.G. Van Rensselaer, pp. 527-540
    11. Why the Fair Must Be Open on Sunday by J.W. Chadwick, pp. 541-552
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  Issues of 1894 = 12 Issues, 149 Articles
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  Issues of 1897 = 10 Issues, 116 Articles
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  Issues of 1899 = 12 Issues, 152 Articles
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  Issues of 1901 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1902 = 4 Issues, 47 Articles
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  Issues of 1903 = 3 Issues, 32 Articles
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  Issues of 1906 = 1 Issue, 11 Articles
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  Issues of 1907 = 4 Issues, 47 Articles
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Issues of the 1910s = 8 Years, 95 Issues, 1,575 Articles
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  Issues of 1918 = 12 Issues, 228 Articles
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  Issues of 1919 = 11 Issues, 199 Articles
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Issues of the 1920s = 10 Years, 113 Issues, 2,797 Articles
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  Issues of 1921 = 12 Issues, 199 Articles
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  Issues of 1922 = 12 Issues, 260 Articles
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  Issues of 1923 = 12 Issues, 231 Articles
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  Issues of 1926 = 12 Issues, 378 Articles
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  Issues of 1927 = 12 Issues, 402 Articles
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  Issues of 1928 = 12 Issues, 198 Articles
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  Issues of 1929 = 12 Issues, 307 Articles
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Issues of the 1930s = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 2,453 Articles
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  Issues of 1930 = 12 Issues, 307 Articles
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  Issues of 1931 = 12 Issues, 286 Articles
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  Issues of 1932 = 12 Issues, 214 Articles
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  Issues of 1936 = 12 Issues, 207 Articles
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  Issues of 1937 = 12 Issues, 229 Articles
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  Issues of 1939 = 12 Issues, 254 Articles
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  Issues of 1945 = 4 Issues, 94 Articles
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  Issues of 1946 = 12 Issues, 331 Articles
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  Issues of 1947 = 12 Issues, 206 Articles
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  Issues of 1950 = 1 Issue, 12 Articles