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The Beacon, by Eden Phillpotts

The Outlook, November 25, 1911, pp. 788-789

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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1911 = 12 Issues, 349 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 7, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Undemocratic Democracy, p. 1
      2. Law and Order in the Philippines, p. 1
      3. Capital Labor and the Public, p. 2
      4. George W. Perkins on "World Business", p. 2
      5. The New York Subway Situation, p. 3
      6. The National Academy of Design, p. 4
      7. The Rockefeller Foundation, p. 5
      8. The Deutsches Haus at Columbia, p. 6
      9. The Padlock Bill, p. 7
      10. A Patty-Pan Revolution, p. 8
      11. The First Production of "Konigskinder", p. 9
      12. The Balalaika Orchestra, p. 10
      13. Save the Life-Savers' Lives, p. 11
      14. A First-Century Document, p. 11
      15. The Prevention of Blindness, p. 12
      16. The Lorimer Case, p. 13
      17. International Neighborliness by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 14-15
      18. Selecting Our Immigrants, pp. 16-17
      19. 1911, p. 18
      20. The Long View of Life, p. 19
      21. The Source of Moral Authority, p. 20
      22. The Passing of Humpty Dumpty by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 21-29
      23. The Indian and the Moral Code by Charles A. Eastman, pp. 30-33
      24. Three-Cent Luncheons for School-Children by Olivia H. Dunbar, pp. 34-36
      25. On a Bench in the Park by Zephine Humphrey, pp. 37-41
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        The New Books, pp. 42-44 - 10 Reviews
        The Song Lore of Ireland by Redfern Mason
        The Oxford Book of Italian Verse by St. John Lucas
        Territorial Governors of the Old Northwest by Dwight G. McCarty
        My Memoirs by The Princess Caroline Murat
        Life and Letters of Alexander Macmillan by Charles L. Graves and Alexander Macmillan
        Adventures in Friendship by David Grayson
        Romance of Imperial Rome by Elizabeth W. Champney
        Primitive Christianity by Otto Pfleiderer
        Comfort by Hugh Black
        Ancient Myths in Modern Poets by Helen A. Clarke
      27. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 45-58
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      January 14, 1911 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. A London Melodrama, p. 41
      2. Bribery as a Local Custom, pp. 42-43
      3. New Life in Senatorial Contests, p. 44
      4. Governor Dix's Message, p. 45
      5. Governor Baldwin's Inaugural, p. 45
      6. The Panama Libel Case, p. 46
      7. A Blow at Peonage, p. 47
      8. The Guaranty of Bank Deposits, p. 48
      9. Uncle Sam Saves the Children's Pennies, p. 48
      10. Mr. Pinchot and the Cunningham Claims, pp. 49-50
      11. The Ballinger Case Once More, p. 51
      12. Twenty Million Dollars for Reclamation, p. 52
      13. Fortifying the Panama Canal, p. 52
      14. Another Victory for Workingwomen, p. 53
      15. The Recalcitrant Monopoly, p. 54
      16. A German Hero Fund, p. 55
      17. American History at Oxford, p. 56
      18. The American Academy in Rome, p. 56
      19. Nationalism and Progress: Progressive Nationalism; or What? by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 56
      20. China and the United States, pp. 57-60
      21. A Word for the Usual, pp. 61-62
      22. Oriental Immigration, pp. 63-64
      23. The Spectator, pp. 65-66
      24. American Defeat in the Pacific by Frederick McCormick, pp. 67-72
      25. Business Knowledge by Herbert G. Stockwell, pp. 73-76
      26. The Duty of Imitation by Brander Matthews, pp. 77-80
      27. An International University Mission to China by Rev. Lord William Gascoyne-Cecil, pp. 81-85
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        The New Books, pp. 86-100 - 11 Reviews
        A Painter's Progress by Will H. Low
        Memoirs of the Duchesse de Dino by Princess Radziwill and Duchesse de Dino
        The New Laokoon by Irving Babbitt
        Die Kulturwerte der Deutschen Literatur by Kuno Francke
        What Is Success? by Walter Taylor Field
        The Wise Man's Gold by Anthony Hobart
        The Story of Gaspar by Rossiter W. Raymond
        Speeches in Stirring Times, and Letters to a Son by Richard Henry Dana, Jr.
        Education in the United States Since the Civil War by Charles F. Thwing
        In Africa: Hunting Adventures in Big Game Country by John T. McCutcheon
        Tennyson, as a Student and Poet of Nature by J. Norman Lockyer and Winifred Lockyer
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      January 21, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Case of W.S. Harlan, p. 87
      2. The Liberty to Lie, p. 87
      3. The Lorimer Case Again, p. 88
      4. A Counter-Revolution in the House, p. 89
      5. Reckless Pension Regulation, p. 90
      6. New Men in the Senate, p. 91
      7. Before the Supreme Court, p. 91
      8. Savings Bank Insurance, p. 92
      9. The Gilder Memorial, p. 93
      10. The Plot Against the Japanese Emperor, p. 93
      11. The Toronto Street Car Situation, p. 94
      12. Bad Weather in Europe, p. 94
      13. The All-British Imperial Exhibition, p. 95
      14. Nationalism and Popular Rule by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 96-100
      15. The Case of Alonzo Bailey, pp. 101-103
      16. The Tragedy of the Russian Jew, p. 104
      17. No!, p. 105
      18. Progress, pp. 105-106
      19. The Spectator, pp. 107-108
      20. The Martyrdom of the Russian Jew by Herman Rosenthal, pp. 109-116
      21. The Hour of Suffering by Edmund L. Pearson, pp. 117-119
      22. Some Successes of American Women by Mrs. Newell Dwight Hillis, pp. 120-124
      23. The Automobile and the Banker by C.M. Harger, pp. 125-127
      24. The French Renaissance in England by H.C. Judson, pp. 128-129
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        The New Books, pp. 130-132 - 12 Reviews
        Jim Hands by Richard Washburn Child
        The Golden Web by Anthony Partridge
        The Winter Queen by Marie Hay
        Reminiscences of a Diplomatist's Wife by Mrs. Hugh Fraser
        Boston Common by M.A. De Wolfe Howe
        Japan and the Japanese by Walter Tyndale
        Autobiography, Poems and Prayers by Theodore Parker and Rufus Leighton
        A Manual of Spiritual Fortification by Louise Collier Willcox
        The Story of Spanish Painting by Charles H. Caffin
        Egypt of Yesterday and Today by Percy Withers
        Siena and Southern Tuscany by Edward Hutton
        My Brother by Amory H. Bradford
      26. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 133-142
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      January 28, 1911 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Children of the City, p. 135
      2. What Can Be Seen, p. 135
      3. Some Exhibits in Action, p. 136
      4. Harvard College and the School-Boy, p. 137
      5. A Seamstress Turned Novelist, p. 137
      6. The Hebrew Council, p. 138
      7. Patent Rights and Monopoly, p. 139
      8. The Senate, p. 140
      9. New York's Next Senator, p. 141
      10. Paul Morton, p. 141
      11. The Attack on the "Night Watch", p. 142
      12. Babushka in Exile, p. 143
      13. Women Voters' Views on Woman's Suffrage, p. 143
      14. The English Language in the Philippines, p. 144
      15. Nationalism and Special Privilege by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 145-147
      16. The United States Supreme Court, pp. 148-149
      17. The Portrait of a Lady, p. 150
      18. Japanese Immigration, pp. 151-153
      19. The Spectator, p. 154
      20. The Forests by Lee Wilson Dodd, p. 155
      21. The Supreme Court Justices by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 156-164
      22. Our Two New States by Charles Moreau Harger, pp. 165-175
      23. The Old Cellar Place by Frederic E. Snow, p. 176
      24. The Best Story I Ever Heard by Albert Edwards, pp. 177-182
      25. The Mothers by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 183
      26. A New Vermeer by E.V. Lucas, pp. 184-185
      27. The Gerry-mander by Henry F. Griffin, pp. 186-194
      28. Through the Air at a Mile a Minute by H. Percy Shearman, pp. 195-200
      29. A Despoiled People by A.W. Dimock, pp. 201-206
      30. The Forest Fire Problem by William Davenport Hulbert, pp. 207-214
      31. Through the Mill by Al Priddy, pp. 215-224
      32. Big Battles Against Disease by Earl Mayo, pp. 225-234
      33. Some Questions Answered, pp. 235-237
      34. II. The Railway Charge , pp. 238-239
      35. III. The Discussion with Judge Baldwin , pp. 240-243
      36. A New Study of the Constitution, pp. 244-250
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      February 4, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Insurgent League, p. 243
      2. The Lorimer Case Again, p. 243
      3. Canadian Reciprocity, p. 244
      4. A Victory for Popular Rule, p. 245
      5. A Word to Wyoming, p. 246
      6. Be Careful Mr. Mayor!, p. 246
      7. M. Briand's Plan, pp. 247-248
      8. Sir Francis Galton, p. 249
      9. The Chinaman and His Queue, p. 249
      10. Millions for Knowledge, p. 250
      11. A Bronze Yacht, p. 251
      12. Chantecler: a Disappointment, p. 251
      13. Within 1.6 Miles of the North Pole, p. 252
      14. Permanent Consular and Diplomatic Reform, p. 252
      15. Nationalism and the Workingman by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 253-255
      16. The Insurgent League, pp. 256-257
      17. The Play Once More, pp. 258-259
      18. The Spectator, pp. 260-262
      19. Moving Day (Staff Correspondence from Washington), pp. 263-266
      20. Labor's Struggle for the Right to Organize by Samuel Gompers, pp. 267-270
      21. A Great Russian Funeral by George Kennan, pp. 271-272
      22. John Brown: A Review and an Impression by Lyman Abbott, pp. 273-277
      23. No More by Florence E. Coates, p. 278
      24. Contentment, Psychology, and Salesmanship by Elmer E. Ferris, pp. 279-283
      25. Rosa Bonheur by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 284-286
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 287-304 - 13 Reviews
        Jean-Christophe by Romain Rolland
        Madame de Montespan and Louis XIV by H. Noel Williams
        The American Commonwealth by James Bryce
        Memories of Sixty Years at Eton, Cambridge and Elsewhere by Oscar Browning
        Uncle Walt: The Poet Philosopher by Walt Mason
        The Old North Trail by Walter McClintock
        Barbarous Mexico by John Kenneth Turner
        Hunting Camps in Wood and Wilderness by Hesketh Prichard
        South-African Folk-Tales by James A. Honey
        Rugs in Their Native Land by Dunn Eliza
        The Tower of London by Richard Davey
        Porcelain and How to Collect It by Edward Dillon
        Joan of Arc by Grace James
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      February 11, 1911 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Senator Root on the Lorimer Case, p. 291
      2. Taking the Tariff Out of Politics, p. 291
      3. The Strengthening of Our State Executives, p. 292
      4. A Humane Corporation, p. 293
      5. Multiplex Telephony, p. 294
      6. The Seattle Recall, p. 295
      7. A State Discusses Building a Railway, p. 295
      8. Preserve Mount Vernon, p. 296
      9. Death by Dynamite, p. 297
      10. Admiral Sperry, p. 298
      11. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, p. 299
      12. Federation in Fact, p. 299
      13. The Piper, p. 300
      14. The Democratization of the Library, p. 301
      15. King George and His Slanderers, p. 302
      16. Defective Speech in the Schools, p. 302
      17. Dr. Yamei Kin, p. 303
      18. Nationalism and the Workingwoman by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 304-305
      19. The Writing on the Wall, pp. 306-307
      20. The Superman and Others, p. 308
      21. The Spectator, pp. 309-310
      22. On Saint-Gaudens's Statue of Lincoln by Frederick Burton Eddy, p. 311
      23. A Law Student's Recollection of Abraham Lincoln by Jesse W. Weik, pp. 311-313
      24. Typhoid and Tuberculosis---The Public's Responsibility by Earl Mayo, pp. 314-320
      25. The Plan by Florence D. Snelling, p. 321
      26. The British Labor Party by Thomas Kirkup, pp. 322-326
      27. Business Energy by Herbert G. Stockwell, pp. 327-329
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 330-331 - 6 Reviews
        Recollections of Alexander H. Stephens by Myrta Lockett Avary and Alexander H. Stephens, ...
        Popular Law-Making by Frederic Jesup Stimson
        Recollections of a Scottish Novelist by Lucy Bethia Walford
        Black's Law Dictionary by Henry Campbell Black
        A Queen at Bay by Edmund B. d'Auvergne
        The Essence of Religion by Borden P. Bowne
      29. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 332-346
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      February 18, 1911 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Insurrection in Mexico, p. 335
      2. The Opening of a Momentous Parliament, p. 335
      3. The Duke of Connaught and Reciprocity, p. 336
      4. Count Apponyi, p. 337
      5. The Starving Chinese, p. 338
      6. Postal Banks a Success, p. 339
      7. New York After Election, p. 339
      8. The Selden Patent, p. 340
      9. A Great American Painter, p. 341
      10. Dr. Jowett Coming to New York, p. 342
      11. The Child Welfare Exhibit, p. 342
      12. The Needs of Johns Hopkins University, p. 343
      13. A Noteworthy Project in Higher Education by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 344-345
      14. The Progressive League Platform, pp. 346-347
      15. Greeley Sumner and Morton, pp. 348-350
      16. Senatorial Elections, p. 351
      17. An Important Literary Biography, pp. 352-353
      18. The Immigration Problem, pp. 354-356
      19. The Immigration Problem: Four Criticisms by F.H. Tuthill, p. 357
      20. II. An Afro-American View by Professor Kelly Miller, p. 358
      21. III. A Japanese View by Seuchi Takeuchi, p. 358
      22. IV. A Jewish View by Isadore Shapiro, pp. 359-360
      23. A Child-Saving Station by Ernest K. Coulter, pp. 361-366
      24. Business Sentiment by H.G. Stockwell, pp. 367-369
      25. Birds of the Southern Winter by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 370-374
      26. [+]
        Twenty Years in Hull House by Elizabeth Wallace, p. 375 - 1 Review
        Twenty Years at Hull-House by Jane Addams
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 376-378 - 7 Reviews
        We of the Never Never Land by Mrs. Aeneas Gunn
        Islam Lands by Michael Myers Shoemaker
        The Conflict of Colour by B.L. Putnam Weale
        Napoleon in His Own Defense by Clement Shorter and Napoleon Bonaparte
        The Corsican by Napoleon
        Christianity and the Modern Mind by Samuel McComb
        Missions and Modern Thought by William Owen Carver
      28. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 379-390
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      February 25, 1911 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Congressional Silliness, p. 371
      2. The Proposed Increase in Postage on Magazines, p. 371
      3. Canadian Reciprocity, pp. 372-373
      4. At Last an Appalachian Forest, p. 374
      5. Art in the Northwest, p. 374
      6. The Recall in Seattle, p. 375
      7. The Chicago Garment Workers' Strike, p. 376
      8. The Black Death in the Far East, pp. 377-378
      9. The Consumers' League, p. 379
      10. A More Self-Respecting Diplomatic Service, p. 379
      11. Archbishop Ryan, p. 380
      12. A Veteran Educator, p. 380
      13. Niagara Falls Again, p. 381
      14. An Opera of Childhood, p. 381
      15. The Ten "Dearest" Hymns, p. 382
      16. Nationalism and the Judiciary by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 383-384
      17. The Post-Office and the Periodicals, p. 385
      18. Has Conscience a Place in Politics?, p. 386
      19. Science and Faith, pp. 387-388
      20. How We Elect Senators by a Special Correspondent, pp. 389-392
      21. The City Practical by Harold J. Howland, pp. 393-401
      22. The Balm of Peace by Frederic E. Snow, p. 402
      23. The Outdoor Treatment of Crime by Harris R. Cooley, pp. 403-408
      24. The Portuguese of Provincetown by Mary Heaton Vorse, pp. 409-415
      25. To Chester-on-the-Dee by Jeannette Marks, p. 416
      26. John Lowell's Legacy by H. Addington Bruce, pp. 417-425
      27. Every Man His Own Campaign Manager by Emily Newell Blair, pp. 426-433
      28. Splashes, pp. 434-435
      29. The Story of the Peat-Bog Told by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 436-439
      30. Through the Mill: Chapters IV to VI by Al Priddy, pp. 440-452
      31. The Little World of Zuni by Charles Francis Saunders, pp. 453-458
      32. Fast Runs or Good Service, p. 459
      33. Scientific Faith by John Burroughs, pp. 460-463
      34. Wave and Tide by Priscilla Leonard, p. 464
      35. The Case Against the Labor Union by Washington Gladden, pp. 465-471
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        The New Books, pp. 472-486 - 9 Reviews
        The Broad Highway by Jeffery Farnol
        The Meaning of Social Science by Albion W. Small
        In the Heart of Africa by Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Mecklenburg
        The Commercial Power of Congress, Considered in the Light of Its Origin by David Walter Brown
        Proceedings of the World Missionary Conference, 1910
        Morris Ketchum Jesup: A Character Sketch by William Adams Brown
        History of Japanese Colour-Prints by W. von Seidlitz
        The Simple Life by Charles Wagner
        Somebody's Little Girl by Martha Young
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      March 4, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Battle of San Juan, p. 475
      2. The Railway Rates Decision, p. 476
      3. No Annexation Desired, p. 477
      4. The Russian Treaties: Passports and Extradiction, p. 478
      5. City Planning in Milwaukee, p. 479
      6. Reforming the House of Lords, p. 479
      7. Amory H. Bradford, p. 480
      8. The Jubilee of Women's Foreign Missionary Societies, p. 481
      9. Religion and Education in China, p. 482
      10. Conscientious Laymen and the State, p. 482
      11. Music and City Children, p. 483
      12. A Machine that is Philanthropist, p. 484
      13. French Politeness, p. 485
      14. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, p. 485
      15. British Indians in South Africa, p. 486
      16. Berea and the Nation, p. 487
      17. Nationalism and the Judiciary by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 488-491
      18. The Spiritual Life, pp. 492-493
      19. The Vanishing Muffin Man, p. 494
      20. The Spectator, pp. 495-496
      21. The Reason for the Unions by Washington Gladden, pp. 497-502
      22. Christ, and Man's Latent Divinity by Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., pp. 503-506
      23. Dioxydiamidoarsenobenzol by Albert R. Ledoux, pp. 507-510
      24. Business Economy by H.G. Stockwell, pp. 511-513
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 514-516 - 9 Reviews
        Basset by Stephen G. Tallentyre
        The New Machiavelli by H.G. Wells
        One Way Out by William Carleton
        The Catholic Encyclopedia by Edward A. Pace
        The Sea-Kings of Crete by James Baikie
        The American Year Book: 1910
        A Cyclopedia of Education by Paul Monroe
        The Life of Friedrich Nietzsche by Daniel Halevy
        Social Adjustment by Scott Nearing
      26. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 517-530
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      March 11, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The End of the Lorimer Caes, p. 521
      2. The Popular Election of Senators, p. 521
      3. The New Japanese Treaty, p. 522
      4. The Last Days of the Sixty-First Congress, p. 523
      5. The Savarkar Case, p. 523
      6. Mr. Roosevelt's Western Trip, p. 524
      7. Chicago's Mayoralty Contest, p. 524
      8. The Panama Canal as an Object-Lesson, p. 525
      9. A Fine Work Well Done, p. 526
      10. An Example of Fair Dealing, p. 526
      11. A Great Art Building, p. 527
      12. A New Opera and a New Play, p. 528
      13. A Riot at the Comedie Francaise, p. 529
      14. John M. Carrere, p. 529
      15. Mrs. Lawson Valentine, p. 530
      16. An Obliging Post-Office, p. 530
      17. An Anglo-German Concordat, p. 531
      18. Nationalism and the Judiciary by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 532-536
      19. The Future of Russia, pp. 537-538
      20. The French Cabinet Crisis, pp. 539-540
      21. The Spectator, pp. 541-542
      22. Humpty Dumpty's Question, and Its Answer by J.O. Fagan, pp. 543-546
      23. II. Answer, "Both!" by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 547-548
      24. The Japanese in Manchuria by Jeremiah W. Jenks, pp. 549-553
      25. Eternal Life by Lyman Abbott, pp. 554-557
      26. The Bohemian by Robert Haven Schauffler, pp. 558-560
      27. [+]
        A New Work on the Constitution, pp. 561-566 - 1 Review
        The Constitutional Law of the United States by Westel W. Willoughby
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      March 18, 1911 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. The United States and Mexico, p. 565
      2. A Discredited Senator, p. 566
      3. Mr. Ballinger Resigns, p. 566
      4. The New Secretary of the Interior, p. 567
      5. The Tariff Board, p. 568
      6. A Postal Investigation, p. 569
      7. The President's New Secretary, p. 570
      8. The Railways and Private Profit, p. 571
      9. Spielhagen and Uhde, p. 571
      10. Antonio Fogazzaro, p. 572
      11. Concerning Vivisection, p. 573
      12. Contagious Diseases of Metals, p. 573
      13. Nationalism and the Judiciary by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 574-576
      14. The Sixty-first Congress, p. 577
      15. "You Cannot Change Human Nature", pp. 578-579
      16. Boswell and Goldsmith, p. 580
      17. The Spectator, pp. 581-583
      18. The Last Days of Congress, pp. 584-588
      19. Industry and Democracy by Washington Gladden, pp. 589-594
      20. Business Reliability by Herbert G. Stockwell, pp. 595-598
      21. The Revealing of the Heart by Rev. F.G. Peabody, pp. 599-602
      22. Getting the Night News by Shepard A. Morgan, pp. 603-606
      23. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 607-614 - 16 Reviews
        Corruption in American Politics and Life by Robert C. Brooks
        Robinetta by Kate Douglas Wiggin, Jane Findlater, and Mary Findlater, ...
        Denry, the Audacious by Arnold Bennett
        The Justice of the King by Hamilton Drummond
        Alise of Astra by H.B. Marriott Watson
        American Railway Problems in the Light of European Experience by Carl S. Vrooman
        The Constitution and Law of the Church in the First Two Centuries by Adolf Harnack
        The Old Testament Narrative by Alfred Dwight Sheffield
        A Williams Anthology
        Some Arguments for Home Rule by John Edward Redmond
        The Round of the Clock by W. Robertson Nicoll
        Egypt: Ancient Sites and Modern Scenes by Gaston Maspero
        The Interpretation of History by Max Nordau
        Rare Days in Japan by George Trumbull Ladd
        The Siege of Boston by Allen French
        Kant and His Philosophical Revolution by R.M. Wenley
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      March 25, 1911 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The Corporation Tax, p. 609
      2. Two Governors---a Contrast, p. 609
      3. Governor Bass a Real Governor, p. 610
      4. Virginia versus West Virginia, p. 611
      5. Economy and Efficiency: The Civil Service, p. 611
      6. Appropriations, p. 612
      7. The Crawford Notch in Danger, p. 612
      8. Mexico and the United States, p. 613
      9. A Prophetic Speech, p. 613
      10. Camorrists in Cages, p. 614
      11. Napoleon in London, p. 615
      12. Count Tolstoy's Literary Remains, p. 615
      13. The American Academy in Rome, p. 616
      14. Sir Oliver Lodge on Christian Revelation, p. 617
      15. The Chinese Indemnity Students, p. 618
      16. The New Theater, p. 618
      17. Pier Extension in New York Harbor, p. 619
      18. The Increasing Observance of Lent, p. 619
      19. The United States and Mexico, pp. 620-621
      20. Nationalism and Democracy by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 622-624
      21. The Overcrowded City, pp. 625-627
      22. A Mid-Lenten Thought: The Great Teachers, p. 628
      23. [+]
        Notable Novels, p. 629 - 3 Reviews
        The Patrician by John Galsworthy
        Hearts Contending by Georg Schock
        Klaus Hinrich Baas by Gustav Frenssen
      24. The Spectator, pp. 630-632
      25. The New Secretary of the Interior by George C. Sikes, pp. 633-635
      26. Our Tenantry by Theron G. Strong, pp. 636-637
      27. Through the Mill: Chapters VII to IX by Al Priddy, pp. 638-648
      28. The Ordination of John Fairmeadow by Norman Duncan, pp. 649-658
      29. Companionship by Ruth McEnery Stuart, p. 659
      30. A Railroad Yard at Night by Harry Randolph Blythe, pp. 660-661
      31. On the Trail of the Royal Chinook by C.E. Fisher, pp. 662-666
      32. A Moral Citdadel by Isabel C. Barrows, pp. 667-679
      33. Sonny Sahib by Brenton Thoburn Badley, pp. 680-686
      34. The New School of American Archaeology by Eleanor Hope Johnson, pp. 687-694
      35. Prisoners of War by George Haven Putnam, pp. 695-703
      36. The Gospel of Faith as Against the Spirit of Unfaith by Very Rev. A.P. Doyle, pp. 704-706
      37. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 707-728 - 4 Reviews
        Presidential Addresses and State Papers of William Howard Taft by William H. Taft
        The Cambridge Modern History by A.W. Ward, G.W. Prothero, and Stanley Leathes
        Australia: The Making of a Nation by John Foster Fraser
        A Paradise in Portugal by Mark Sale
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1911 = 13 Issues, 371 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 1, 1911 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Case of Andrew Toth, p. 707
      2. The Assault on Booker T. Washington, p. 707
      3. The Roosevelt Dam, p. 708
      4. Postal Savings Banks, p. 709
      5. When Doctors Disagree---, p. 709
      6. Recent Developments in Commission Government, p. 710
      7. The Resignation of Russia' Prime Minister, p. 711
      8. Stolypin's Policy of Progressive Reform, p. 712
      9. A Radical Difference, p. 713
      10. "As a Man Thinketh", p. 714
      11. A Museum of American Ecclesiastical Art, p. 714
      12. A Paris Mission, p. 715
      13. A New Farming Era, p. 715
      14. The Cabinet Crisis in Mexico, p. 716
      15. Nationalism and International Relations by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 716-719
      16. The Industrial War, pp. 720-721
      17. Boys and the Theater, p. 722
      18. The Spectator, pp. 723-725
      19. With the Army in Texas, pp. 726-729
      20. Mexicans and Americans, pp. 730-731
      21. Socialism by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 732-738
      22. A Puritan by Mary Baldwin, p. 739
      23. A Plea for Cat's Foot by Margaret Prescott Montague, pp. 740-744
      24. Life Under Pressure: A Lenten Sermon by Rev. Edward Judson, pp. 745-749
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 750-756 - 3 Reviews
        Diaz, Master of Mexico by James Creelman
        Colonel Thomas Blood: Crown-Stealer, 1618-1680 by Wilbur C. Abbott
        The Desert and the Sown by Gertrude Bell
    2. [+]
      April 8, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Workman's Compensation Law Declared Void, p. 751
      2. Is Criticism Sedition?, p. 752
      3. An Unjust and Senseless Discrimination, p. 753
      4. The Opium Conference, p. 753
      5. The Fire Tragedy as a Warning, pp. 754-755
      6. The New York State Capitol, p. 756
      7. The Woman's Missionary Jubilee, p. 756
      8. The English Bible a Bond of Peace, p. 757
      9. The Reasons for Stolypin's Resignation, p. 758
      10. The Italian Expositions, p. 759
      11. The Health of Italy, p. 759
      12. Sir Purdon Clarke, p. 760
      13. The Progress of the Drama, p. 760
      14. The University as Neighbor, p. 761
      15. Echoes of the Separation Law in France, p. 761
      16. The New Senator from New York, p. 762
      17. Race Decadence by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 763-768
      18. The Truth About "K", p. 769
      19. The Vision of Peace, pp. 770-772
      20. Saved by Hope, p. 773
      21. A Lenten Thought: The Second Birth, p. 774
      22. Is Democracy a Failure? by C. Norman Fay, pp. 775-781
      23. A Girl at Heidelberg by Harriet Benson, pp. 782-786
      24. Young China in the Class-Room by J.T. Addison, pp. 787-790
      25. Education: How Old the New by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 791
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 792-793 - 4 Reviews
        China Under the Empress Dowager by J.O.P. Bland and E. Backhouse
        The Psychology of Religious Experience by Edward Scribner Ames
        How to Know Architecture by Frank E. Wallis
        John G. Paton, Later Years and Farewell by A.K. Langridge and Frank H.L. Paton
      27. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 794-804
    3. [+]
      April 15, 1911 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The New Congress, p. 795
      2. The President's Message, p. 795
      3. The Situation in Mexico, p. 796
      4. The New Italian Cabinet, p. 796
      5. The Pope and Italy's Jubilee, p. 797
      6. Mr. Harrison Elected Mayor of Chicago, p. 798
      7. Cleveland's New Federal Building, p. 798
      8. A Mining Workmen's Compensation Act, p. 799
      9. Fire, p. 800
      10. Union in Art in New York City, p. 800
      11. Municipal Art, p. 801
      12. Europe's Admiration of American Munificence, p. 801
      13. The Comic Supplement, p. 802
      14. An Attack on the Birds, p. 802
      15. A Prize for Good Fiction, p. 803
      16. The Grenfell Programme for 1911, p. 803
      17. Dr. Aked, p. 804
      18. Immigration Selection Illustrated, pp. 804-805
      19. "As He Said", p. 806
      20. Applied Ethics in Journalism by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 807-808
      21. The Judge and the People, pp. 809-810
      22. Dealing in Scandal, p. 811
      23. Impressions of a Careless Traveler: Bermuda by Lyman Abbott, pp. 812-815
      24. The Prayer for Peace by Alfred Noyes, p. 816
      25. The Factory Girl's Danger by Miriam Finn Scott, pp. 817-820
      26. The Cry of the Woman by Marion C. Smith, p. 821
      27. An Easter Blessing by Harriet Prescott Spofford, pp. 822-825
      28. As It Seemed by Georgia Davies, p. 826
      29. Cross-Lights and Counter-Claims by Washington Gladden, pp. 827-831
      30. The Breaking Up of the Russian Communes by George Kennan, pp. 832-835
      31. Reviewers Reviewed, pp. 836-837
      32. [+]
        The New Books, p. 838 - 2 Reviews
        Selected Plays with Prefaces by Bernard Shaw
        The Colonel's Story by Mrs. Roger A. Pryor
    4. [+]
      April 22, 1911 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Congress at Work, p. 845
      2. The Minnesota Rate Cases, p. 846
      3. Railway Regulation and the Courts, p. 846
      4. The Case of the Danbury Hatters, pp. 847-848
      5. Workmen's Compensation in New Jersey, p. 849
      6. Ex-Mayor Johnson, p. 850
      7. Indictments in the Asch Fire Case, p. 851
      8. Hypodermic Needles and Syringes, p. 851
      9. An Exhibit of Mental Hygiene, p. 852
      10. Two Exhibitions, p. 853
      11. Hunting for Ants with a Telephone, pp. 853-854
      12. War Across the Mexican Border, p. 855
      13. The New Department Buildings at Washington, p. 855
      14. The Champagne War, p. 856
      15. Fifty Years After in Italy, pp. 856-857
      16. German Jingoism, p. 858
      17. The Great Architect, pp. 859-860
      18. The Spectator, pp. 861-863
      19. The Louvre's New Treasures by Edward Verrall Lucas, pp. 864-874
      20. An Appreciation of Valiant Trees by Maud Going, pp. 875-881
      21. Through the Mill by Al Priddy, pp. 882-891
      22. The Conservation of the Child by Earl Mayo, pp. 892-903
      23. A Substitute for the Poorhouse by Harris R. Cooley, pp. 904-910
      24. May by Joel Benton, p. 911
      25. Learn We to Live by Lee Wilson Dodd, p. 912
      26. Farming by Special Train by Clifford V. Gregory, pp. 913-922
      27. How We Found Ronda by Clara Crawford Perkins, pp. 923-930
      28. Hookey by Edmund L. Pearson, pp. 931-933
      29. The American Worker in Country and Town by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 934-937
      30. II. The Abandoned Farm by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 938-940
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 941-952 - 13 Reviews
        Heroic Spain by Elizabeth Boyle O'Reilly
        Spain from Within by Rafael Shaw
        Home Life in Spain by S.L. Bensusan
        The Spaniard at Home by Mary F. Nixon-Roulet
        The Newer Spiritualism by Frank Podmore
        Early Letters of Marcus Dods, D.D. by Marcus Dods
        Souls in Action: In the Crucible of the New Life by Harold Begbie
        Memoirs of Bertha von Suttner by Bertha von Suttner
        The Story of Old Japan by Joseph H. Longford
        A History of Japan, Vol. I by James Murdoch
        Christian Symbolism by Mrs. Henry Jenner
        Neighbors Unknown by Charles G.D. Roberts
        New England: What It Is and What It Is to Be by George French
    5. [+]
      April 29, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Public Control of Elections, p. 945
      2. The Tariff in Congress, p. 945
      3. Some Diplomats and a Senators, p. 946
      4. The Recall in Tacoma, p. 947
      5. The War in Mexico, pp. 947-948
      6. Placing the Responsibility, p. 949
      7. A Southern Journalist and Novelist, p. 949
      8. Is the American Type Changing?, p. 950
      9. Uniting for Common Good, p. 950
      10. American Art in Rome, p. 951
      11. Edward A. Moseley, p. 951
      12. Notable Givers, p. 952
      13. The Consumers' League: A New Method, p. 952
      14. The Chinese Indemnity Students, p. 953
      15. The Loetschberg Tunnel, p. 953
      16. Protecting the American Border, p. 954
      17. Can a Free People be Free?, pp. 955-959
      18. The Uses of a Cathedral, pp. 960-961
      19. A Socialist Suicide, p. 962
      20. Three Centuries of the English Bible: 1611-1911 by George H. Gilbert, pp. 963-966
      21. Change by George W. Gray, p. 967
      22. Student Disorders in Russia by George Kennan, pp. 968-973
      23. In the Rain by Elisabeth Woodbridge, pp. 974-977
      24. Max Reger and the Classical Reaction by Robert Haven Schauffler, pp. 978-982
      25. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 983-986
      26. Index to Volume 97, p. 987
    6. [+]
      May 6, 1911 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Governor Wilson on the Democratic Faith, p. 1
      2. A Charge of Wholesale Murder, p. 1
      3. Workmen's Compensation, pp. 2-3
      4. General Bingham Again, p. 4
      5. The New York University, p. 4
      6. The Bible Tercentenary, p. 5
      7. The Church Congress, p. 5
      8. The Young Women's Christian Association, p. 6
      9. Secretary Macfarland, p. 6
      10. Fifty Years of Science, p. 7
      11. Actors of Two Types, p. 8
      12. A Presbyterian Confession of Faith on Social Problems, p. 8
      13. Progress in Mosaic Work, p. 9
      14. A Veteran Artist, p. 9
      15. Morocco and Germany, p. 10
      16. A Truce in Mexico, p. 10
      17. The International Institute of Agriculture, p. 11
      18. Ireland's Economic Rebirth, p. 11
      19. Murder is Murder by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 12
      20. [+]
        The Russian in Fiction, pp. 13-14 - 1 Review
        Essays on Russian Novelists by William Lyon Phelps
      21. The Great Leader, pp. 15-17
      22. The World in Boston: An Impression by Lyman Abbott, pp. 18-20
      23. The Man Farthest Down by Booker T. Washington, pp. 21-25
      24. The Coming of Little Marget by Christabel Coe, pp. 26-29
      25. Fifteen Million Bibles a Year by Bruce Barton, pp. 30-33
      26. The Country Church and the Library by J.C. Dana, p. 34
      27. The Church and the Labor Question by Washington Gladden, pp. 35-40
      28. The New Books, pp. 41-44
    7. [+]
      May 13, 1911 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. London for Arbitration, p. 41
      2. Critical Conditions in Mexico, p. 41
      3. An Anti-Manchu Rising, p. 42
      4. Three Progressive States, pp. 43-44
      5. The Ohio Legislators, p. 45
      6. Save City Hall Park, p. 46
      7. Scientific Management, p. 46
      8. A Great Sale of Rare Books, p. 47
      9. Unwholesome Sweetness, p. 47
      10. Sight to the Blind, p. 48
      11. The Successful Country Church, p. 49
      12. Workmen's Compensation by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 49-53
      13. Extremes Meet, p. 54
      14. Protect the Children, pp. 54-55
      15. The New Bible, pp. 56-58
      16. The National Peace Congress (Editorial Correspondence) by Lyman Abbott, pp. 59-62
      17. The Cost of Disease by Earl Mayo, pp. 63-68
      18. Totems and Tadpoles by Jane Marsh Parker, pp. 69-71
      19. The Home Life of Working-Girls by Mrs. Newell Dwight Hillis, pp. 72-74
      20. Life and Labor on the Continent by Booker T. Washington, pp. 75-79
      21. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 80-82 - 15 Reviews
        Memories and Impressions by Ford Madox Hueffer
        Records of the English Bible by Alfred W. Pollard
        The World of Dreams by Havelock Ellis
        The Incas of Peru by Clements Markham
        The Lighter Side of My Official Life by Robert Anderson
        Parson Weems by Lawrence Wroth
        A Year in a Coal-Mine by Joseph Husband
        The Practical Flower Garden by Helena Rutherfurd Ely
        The Ideal Italian Tour by Henry James Forman
        Schools of Painting by Mary Innes
        Lion and Dragon in Northern China by Reginald F. Johnston
        Cliff Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe by Sabine Baring-Gould
        Oriental Cairo by Douglas Sladen
        The Great Texts of the Bible by James Hastings
        Miss Livingston's Companion by Mary Dillon
      22. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 83-86
    8. [+]
      May 20, 1911 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Mexican Presidency, p. 85
      2. The Free List Bill, p. 86
      3. The Reapportionment Bill, p. 87
      4. Niagara in Danger Again, p. 88
      5. The Strike at Grand Rapids, p. 89
      6. Oklahoma's Bank Guaranty Law, p. 89
      7. Proper Treatment for Car Rowdies, p. 90
      8. Two Activities in Municipal Art, p. 91
      9. Cardinal Gibbons's Jubilee, p. 91
      10. Graduation Essays Dramatized, p. 92
      11. The House of Lords, pp. 92-93
      12. The Hartford School of Missions, p. 94
      13. Armenian Prisoners in the Caucasus, pp. 95-96
      14. The Arbitration Treaty with Great Britain by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 97-98
      15. Thomas Wentworth Higginson, p. 99
      16. The Farmers and Reciprocity, pp. 100-101
      17. Revelation and Literature, p. 102
      18. The Spectator, pp. 103-105
      19. Farmers and Canadian Reciprocity, pp. 106-108
      20. Dickens in America by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, pp. 109-112
      21. The Story of the Consumers' League by Florence L. Sanville, pp. 113-119
      22. Larkspurs and Hollyhocks by Elisabeth Woodbridge, pp. 120-123
      23. Notable Pictures in America by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 124-126
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 127-128 - 12 Reviews
        The Cabin by Stewart Edward White
        Queed by Henry Sydnor Harrison
        English Woodlands and Their Story by Houghton Townley
        Florence, Past and Present by J. Wood Brown
        The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge by Philip Schaff, J.J. Herzog, Albert Hauck, and Samuel Macauley Jackson, ...
        A History of Wales by John Edward Lloyd
        William Hogarth by Edward Garnett
        The Diamond by W.R. Cattelle
        Sixtine Rome by Johannes A.F. Orbaan
        Gleanings from Fifty Years in China by Archibald Little and Mrs. Archibald Little
        The Book of Love by Madison Cawein
        Reminiscences of the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration, 1872, the Alabama Claims by Frank Warren Hackett
      25. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 129-136
    9. [+]
      May 27, 1911 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The New Secretary of War, p. 129
      2. The Standard Oil Decision, p. 129
      3. Boycotting and Contempt of Court, p. 130
      4. A Victory for Conservation, p. 131
      5. Modest Autobiography, p. 132
      6. The Panama Loan, p. 132
      7. Criminal Law Reform Needed, p. 133
      8. Peace Prospects in Mexico, p. 134
      9. The Lloyd-George Insurance Bill, p. 134
      10. Victoria's Memory Honored, p. 135
      11. A Cabinet in China, p. 136
      12. The Best French Novel, p. 137
      13. Gustav Mahler, p. 137
      14. Shakespeare and Bacon, p. 138
      15. An Unofficial Ambassador, p. 138
      16. The Secular Position of Roman Catholic Bishops, p. 139
      17. Fountains, p. 140
      18. Alaskan Coal Lands, p. 140
      19. The Standard Oil Decision: An Interpretation, pp. 141-142
      20. Wisconsin: An Object-Lesson for the Rest of the Union by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 143-144
      21. Three American Backgrounds, pp. 145-146
      22. The Spectator, pp. 147-149
      23. A Letter of Denial, p. 150
      24. Jungle Nights by Paul Bransom, pp. 151-153
      25. The Odd Couple by Richard Burton, pp. 154-155
      26. A River Vacation and Some Assets by Herbert D. Gallaudet, pp. 156-162
      27. The Girl and the Camp by Elizabeth M. Fessenden, pp. 163-173
      28. The Wild Bees' Inn by Madison Cawein, pp. 174-176
      29. Through the Mill: Chapters XIV to XVI by Al Priddy, pp. 177-186
      30. The American Renaissance by Alfred Hopkins, pp. 187-194
      31. The Passing of the Cattle King by Randall R. Howard, pp. 195-204
      32. The House Where the Bad Boy Lived by Mrs. Thomas Bailey Aldrich, pp. 205-212
      33. A Veteran Sculptor, pp. 213-215
      34. Bright and Early by Edmund L. Pearson, pp. 216-218
      35. I Would Not Bring You Tears by Ivan Swift, p. 219
      36. The Bible and the Life of the People by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 220-223
      37. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 224-232 - 7 Reviews
        The Peace Problem by Frederick Henry Lynch
        Impressions of Mexico by Mary Barton
        The Folly of Building Temples of Peace with Untempered Mortar by John Bigelow
        The Works of James Buchanan by John Bassett Moore and James Buchanan
        The Conservation of Water by John Lathrop Mathews
        The Interest of America in International Conditions by Alfred T. Mahan
        A Beginner's History of Philosophy by Herbert Ernest Cushman
    10. [+]
      June 3, 1911 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Fall of Diaz, p. 227
      2. An Aviation Tragedy, p. 228
      3. Who Shall Control Senatorial Elections?, p. 229
      4. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, p. 229
      5. Our Navy's Record and Needs, p. 230
      6. "The Judiciary For Sale", p. 230
      7. Direct Nominations in New York, p. 231
      8. Shall Buffalo Have the Government that its People Want?, p. 231
      9. The Grand Rapids Idea, p. 232
      10. A Great Public Library, p. 233
      11. Music School Settlements, p. 233
      12. Music for Negroes, p. 234
      13. Frederic Porter Vinton, p. 235
      14. New Discoveries at the Rockefeller Institute, p. 236
      15. The Growth of Tissues, p. 236
      16. What is Presbyterian Heresy?, p. 237
      17. An Interchurch College, p. 238
      18. Government Ownership of the Telephone System in England, p. 239
      19. The Standard Oil Decision---And After by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 239
      20. The Ignorance of Valor, pp. 240-244
      21. [+]
        Three Books of Verse, p. 245 - 3 Reviews
        The Town Down the River by Edwin Arlington Robinson
        Poems by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer
        The Poems of Sophie Jewett by Sophie Jewett
      22. The Spectator, pp. 246-248
      23. Stamping Out the Plague in China by Bishop J.W. Bashford, pp. 249-250
      24. The Farmer-Minister by a Farmer's Wife, pp. 251-252
      25. The Reader, the Reporter, and the News by Shepard A. Morgan, pp. 253-255
      26. The Prayer of the Timid Soul by Harriet B. Thorpe, p. 256
      27. Is Contemporary Germany Producing Great Art? by Kuno Francke, pp. 257-259
      28. Races and Politics by Booker T. Washington, pp. 260-264
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 265-268 - 14 Reviews
        The Life and Times of the Right Honorable Cecil John Rhodes, 1853-1902 by Lewis Michell
        Cecil Rhodes: His Private Life by His Private Secretary by Philip Jourdan
        The Servian People by Prince Lazarovich-Hrebelianovich and Eleanor Calhoun, ...
        Biblical Geography and History by Charles Foster Kent
        Palestine and Its Transformation by Ellsworth Huntington
        The Face of Manchuria, Korea and Russian Turkestan by E.G. Kemp
        The Ice Age in North America by G. Frederick Wright
        Louis XIV and Madame de Maintenon by Charlotte J. von Leyden Blennerhassett
        The Growth of Napoleon by Norwood Young
        Ancient, Curious and Famous Wills by Virgil M. Harris
        The Patient Observer, and His Friends by Simeon Strunsky
        Aspects of Islam by Duncan Black Macdonald
        Old Reliable by Dickson Harris
        Down Our Street by J.E. Buckrose
      30. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 269-278
    11. [+]
      June 10, 1911 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Postal Service Waxes Profitable, p. 271
      2. The Lorimer Case Reopened, p. 271
      3. Cruelty to Congressmen, p. 272
      4. The Growth of a Great Monopoly, p. 272
      5. Woodrow Wilson, p. 273
      6. Governor Dix and the Public Service Commissions, p. 274
      7. Delaware and Her Workingwomen, p. 274
      8. Municipal Reform in Milwaukee, p. 275
      9. More Safety for Railway Employees, p. 276
      10. Roses and Railways, p. 276
      11. The Payment of Members of Parliament, p. 277
      12. Sir W.S. Gilbert, p. 277
      13. The Presbyterian Assembly, p. 278
      14. Protection of the Family, p. 278
      15. Art for Man's Sake, p. 279
      16. The American Exhibit of Painting at Rome, p. 279
      17. Crime in New York City, p. 280
      18. The Prevention of Monopoly, pp. 281-283
      19. The American Brotherhood, pp. 284-285
      20. [+]
        A Moving Novel Sixty Years After, p. 286 - 1 Review
        Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
      21. The Spectator, pp. 287-288
      22. Lynching and Public Sentiment by a Southern Correspondent, pp. 289-290
      23. The Road to Social Efficiency by Louis D. Brandeis, pp. 291-294
      24. Naples and the Land of the Emigrant by Booker T. Washington, pp. 295-299
      25. Harriet Beecher Stowe: Friend of the South by Charles Edward Stowe, pp. 300-302
      26. Beyond the Realm of Weather by Elisabeth Woodbridge, pp. 303-306
      27. What Has Become of the Temple Vessels? by Richard Gottheil, pp. 307-309
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 310-312 - 16 Reviews
        A Room with a View by E.M. Forster
        The Visioning by Susan Glaspell
        Miss Gibbie Gault by Kate Langley Bosher
        Which Is My Husband? by Jules Claretie
        Pay Envelopes by James Oppenheim
        The Girl in the Other Seat by Henry Kitchell Webster
        The Coward of Thermopylae by Caroline Dale Snedeker
        The Complete Poems of Edgar Allan Poe by J.H. Whitty and Edgar Allan Poe
        The Very Little Person by Mary Heaton Vorse
        Operas Every Child Should Know by Dolores Bacon
        Trails of the Pathfinders by George Bird Grinnell
        Religion and Immortality by G. Lowes Dickinson
        The Early Christians in Rome by H.D.M. Spence-Jones
        Index Verborum Vergilianus by Monroe Nichols Wetmore
        Turkey of the Ottomans by Lucy M.J. Garnett
        Venice in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries by F.C. Hodgson
      29. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 313-322
    12. [+]
      June 17, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Shall the Government Limit Prices?, p. 317
      2. Southern Justice to the Negro, p. 317
      3. Reciprocity, p. 318
      4. The Law's Delays, p. 319
      5. Governor Harmon's Record, p. 320
      6. A City Welfare Board, pp. 320-321
      7. The Declaration of London, p. 322
      8. Madero in Power, p. 323
      9. Brave Keepers of the Light, p. 323
      10. A Colossal Monument, p. 323
      11. Cardinal Gibbons, p. 324
      12. John Howard Payne, p. 325
      13. Strikers Keeping Order, p. 326
      14. The World's Student Christian Federation, p. 326
      15. Women in China, p. 327
      16. Schedule K, pp. 328-329
      17. Mr. Gompers, General Otis, and the Dynamite Charges by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 330-331
      18. Justice Not Sentimentality, p. 332
      19. A Bribe to the Press, p. 333
      20. International Arbitration, p. 334
      21. The Spectator, pp. 335-336
      22. The Master Builder: His Birth and Education by Lyman Abbott, pp. 337-339
      23. The Prevention of Fires by Katharine C. Budd, pp. 340-341
      24. The Man Farthest Down: Child Labor and the Sulphur Mines by Booker T. Washington, pp. 342-348
      25. "Horace!" by Edmund L. Pearson, pp. 349-352
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 353-356 - 14 Reviews
        The Imperial Organization of Trade by Geoffrey Drage
        Criminal Man by Gina Lombroso-Ferrero and Cesare Lombroso
        William H. Seward by Edward Everett Hale, Jr.
        Narratives of Early Carolina, 1650-1708 by Alexander S. Salley, Jr.
        The History of Parliamentary Taxation in England by Shepard Ashman Morgan
        Unconscious Memory by Samuel Butler
        Dante Alighieri: His Life and Works by Paget Toynbee
        The House of Hohenzollern by E.A. Brayley Hodgetts
        Valencia and Murcia by Albert F. Calvert
        The Dawn of Mediterranean Civilization by Angelo Mosso
        The Catholic Encyclopedia by Edward A. Pace
        Sacred Symbols in Art by Elizabeth Edwards Goldsmith
        The Job Secretary by Mrs. Wilfrid Ward
        She Buildeth Her House by Will Levington Comfort
      27. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 357-366
    13. [+]
      June 24, 1911 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Untangling New York's Subway Snarl, p. 369
      2. The Direct Election of Senators, p. 370
      3. A Distinguished Negro, p. 370
      4. Encouraging News from China, p. 371
      5. The Commencement Season, p. 372
      6. The New President of Wellesley, p. 372
      7. An Inspiraing Teacher, p. 373
      8. Polo, p. 373
      9. The Charities Conference, p. 374
      10. The Norman Millenary, p. 375
      11. The Working of the Weeks Law, p. 376
      12. Interesting Historians, p. 376
      13. Americans and the Coronation, p. 377
      14. Arizona and the Recall of the Judiciary by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 378
      15. America's Frist Peace Duty, pp. 379-380
      16. Motion Pictures, pp. 381-382
      17. Unite, p. 383
      18. The Spectator, pp. 384-386
      19. Jungle Nights by Paul Bransom, pp. 387-389
      20. Our Canal---I. The Boss of the Job by Albert Edwards, pp. 390-401
      21. The Lady of the Good Will Mines by E.A. Steiner, pp. 402-407
      22. The Dead by Adelaide Guthrie, p. 408
      23. The Race for Ocean Supremacy by Earl Mayo, pp. 409-418
      24. Why That Sickness? by Elmer E. Ferris, pp. 419-425
      25. A Boys' Republic by Katharine F. Ellis, pp. 426-432
      26. Art in Indiana by Ella Bond Johnston, pp. 433-440
      27. Some Picture Show Audiences by Mary Heaton Vorse, pp. 441-447
      28. In Chains by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant, pp. 448-453
      29. The Poet and the Birds, pp. 454-455
      30. Clay and Fire by Priscilla Leonard, p. 456
      31. Picture News, pp. 457-464
      32. The New Books, p. 465
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1911 = 14 Issues, 423 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Coronation, p. 463
      2. A Silver Wedding in the White House, p. 464
      3. The Situation in the Senate, p. 464
      4. The Patent Medicine Liar, p. 465
      5. The Commencement Season, p. 465
      6. A Duplicate College, p. 466
      7. City Planning: Rochester, p. 467
      8. Have Animals a Sixth Sense?, p. 468
      9. Prorogation of the Russian Duma, p. 469
      10. What Count Tolstoy Might Have Been, p. 470
      11. The Imperial Conference, p. 471
      12. A Christian Tendency in India, p. 472
      13. Co-operation in Religion, pp. 472-473
      14. For Presbyterian Harmony, p. 474
      15. Coronation Year Extensions of the British Postal Services, p. 474
      16. The Opium Problem, p. 475
      17. Rider Haggard and the Salvation Army by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 476
      18. The Police Problem, pp. 477-478
      19. American Jews and the Russian Government, p. 479
      20. Viking and Celt, pp. 480-481
      21. The Spectator, pp. 482-484
      22. The Policeman and Public Safety by Henry F. Griffin, pp. 485-492
      23. The Man Farthest Down: The Women Who Work in Europe by Booker T. Washington, pp. 493-499
      24. The Master Builder: He Dedicates Himself to His Mission by Lyman Abbott, pp. 500-501
      25. The Unaccountable Behavior of Miss Carew and Mr. Dennett by Edmund L. Pearson, pp. 502-504
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 505-510 - 12 Reviews
        Secret Societies by Una Birch
        The Book of Scottish Poetry by George Brisbane Douglas
        Can We Be Sure of Mortality? by William Atwell Cheney
        Protestant Thought Before Kant by Arthur Cushman McGiffert
        The Book of Common Prayer by Josiah H. Benton
        The Great Infanta Isabel, Sovereign of the Netherlands by L. Klingenstein
        France Under the Republic by Jean Charlemagne Bracq
        The Life and Letters of Martin Luther by Preserved Smith and Martin Luther
        The Social Engineer by Edwin L. Earp
        The Contagion of Character by Newell Dwight Hillis
        Unitarian Thought by Ephraim Emerton
        Religious Certainty by Francis J. McConnell
      27. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 511-524
    2. [+]
      July 8, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. A Victory for the People, p. 511
      2. The Future of Alaska, p. 512
      3. The Rule of Reason, p. 513
      4. Two New Anti-Trust Actions, p. 513
      5. Due Process of Law, p. 514
      6. A Fine Bill to Veto, p. 514
      7. At Last!, p. 515
      8. Dakota's Jubilee, p. 515
      9. The Amherst Idea, p. 516
      10. The French Cabinet Crisis, p. 517
      11. The Coronation Aftermath, p. 518
      12. Carlyle's Birthplace, p. 518
      13. A Seaside part for the People, p. 519
      14. The Stavriotae, p. 520
      15. The Administration of the Canal by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 521
      16. Revolution but Not Reform, pp. 522-524
      17. The Coming Issues, pp. 525-526
      18. A Woman in Public Life, p. 527
      19. The Spectator, pp. 528-530
      20. The Panama Canal: What Shall We Do With It? by Hayden Talbot, pp. 531-536
      21. A Frenchman to Americans by Baron d'Estournelles de Constant, pp. 537-539
      22. Windows by Abbie F. Brown, p. 540
      23. Anatole France by Brander Matthews, pp. 541-544
      24. The Master Builder---III. The Struggle in the Desert by Lyman Abbott, pp. 545-547
      25. The Girl Graduate by Mrs. Newell Dwight Hillis, pp. 548-551
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 552-553 - 8 Reviews
        Two Woman Haters by Joseph C. Lincoln
        As a Man Thinks by Augustus Thomas
        Revolt at Raskelly's by William Caine
        The Corner of Harley Street by Henry H. Bashford
        The New International Year Book for 1910 by Frank Moore Colby
        The Cruise of the Snark by Jack London
        Incidents of My Life by Thomas Addis Emmet
        Gothic Architecture: In England and France by George Herbert West
      27. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 554-568
    3. [+]
      July 15, 1911 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Steel Report, p. 557
      2. Labor and Capital in the Steel Industry, p. 558
      3. The Mystery of the Maine, p. 559
      4. A Good Veto, p. 560
      5. Right Principles in Education, p. 560
      6. The Arrival of the Aeroplane, p. 561
      7. Germany and Morocco, p. 562
      8. Russian Literature, pp. 562-563
      9. The Prince of Morocco's Profession, p. 564
      10. Intercollegiate Athletics, p. 564
      11. A Friend of the Italian, p. 565
      12. A Generous Woman, p. 566
      13. Strikes and Public Order, p. 566
      14. The Punishment of a White Slave Trader, p. 567
      15. An Ecumenical Peace Conference, p. 568
      16. Dr. Dunning Resigns, p. 568
      17. The Cause of Decency by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 569-570
      18. The Impending Issue, p. 571
      19. A New College Plan, p. 571
      20. Mental Efficiency, pp. 572-573
      21. The Spectator, pp. 574-576
      22. The Future of China by Charles Davis Jameson, pp. 577-582
      23. Can China Become a Strong Nation? by George Kennan, pp. 583-585
      24. The Translation by John Smith Kendall, pp. 586-588
      25. The Master Builder---IV. The First Battle by Lyman Abbott, pp. 589-590
      26. The Boys' Club in Our Town by Mary W. Porter, pp. 591-593
      27. Experiences of a Dry Town by W.D. Hulbert, p. 594
      28. Work for the World by Arthur Judson Brown, pp. 595-596
      29. The New Athletics by Luther Halsey Gulick, pp. 597-600
      30. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 601-603 - 9 Reviews
        Influences of Geographic Environment by Ellen Churchill Semple
        The Origin and Growth of the American Constitution by Hannis Taylor
        Literary Association of the English Lakes by Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley
        The Land of Teck, and Its Neighborhood by S. Baring-Gould
        Adam Micklewicz, the National Poet of Poland by Monica M. Gardner
        A Short History of the United States Navy by George Ramsey Clark, W.O. Stevens, and C.S. Alden, ...
        Thorpe's Way by Morley Roberts
        Master Christopher by Elizabeth de Bonham la Pasture
        Through the Heart of Canada by Frank Yeigh
      31. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 604-618
    4. [+]
      July 22, 1911 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Controller Bay: A Grave Error, p. 597
      2. False Witness, p. 598
      3. Is Dr. Wiley to Go?, pp. 598-599
      4. The President of the Fur Seal, p. 600
      5. The Income Tax and the States, p. 600
      6. The Bench and the Bar, p. 601
      7. A Hundred Years of Peace, p. 601
      8. Thanks to Governor Dix, p. 602
      9. The Menace of the Cross-Switch, p. 603
      10. The Farmers and the Drought, p. 604
      11. Prison Labor, p. 605
      12. The National Education Association, p. 605
      13. The Man from Kansas---and Oxford, p. 606
      14. Why Stop with Shylock?, p. 607
      15. A New Shakespearean Mystery, p. 607
      16. A Great-Hearted Novelist, pp. 608-609
      17. Earning the Right to Lead, p. 610
      18. A Bribe to the Press, p. 611
      19. Why Not?, p. 611
      20. Alaska---It Must Be Developed by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 612-615
      21. The Story of the Coronation by Ralph D. Blumenfeld, pp. 616-624
      22. Jungle Nights by Paul Bransom, pp. 625-627
      23. Great-Hearted Thackeray by Jeannette L. Gilder, pp. 628-633
      24. The Labor Temple by Charles Stelzle, pp. 634-642
      25. The Debt of the Church to William James by Charles Lewis Slattery, pp. 643-646
      26. Our Canal---II. Our Predecessors on the Job by Albert Edwards, pp. 647-657
      27. Socialism by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 658
      28. Pageantry for Children by Myra Emmons, pp. 659-663
      29. Poetry by Clarence Urmy, p. 664
      30. Training England's Future King by Meriel Hathaway, pp. 665-671
      31. My Old Bridge by Gardner Teall, pp. 672-678
      32. The Spectator on Seven Gardens, pp. 679-684
      33. A Land of Law and Order by Elmer E. Ferris, pp. 685-693
      34. The Master Builder---V. He Ministers to Merriment by Lyman Abbott, p. 694
      35. [+]
        Half a Dozen Novels, pp. 695-700 - 6 Reviews
        A Big Horse to Ride by Elizabeth Dewing Kaup
        The Royal Pawn of Venice by Lawrence Turnbull
        The Eldest Son by Archibald Marshall
        The Price by Francis Lynde
        Mrs. Thompson by W.B. Maxwell
        The Lame Englishman by Warwick Deeping
    5. [+]
      July 29, 1911 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Tammany's Grip, p. 695
      2. Government Control of Prices, p. 696
      3. A Square Deal; and the Initiative and Referendum, p. 696
      4. The Recall in Texas, p. 697
      5. A State that Leads, p. 698
      6. The New Anglo-Japanese Treaty, p. 699
      7. Emigration from Japan, p. 699
      8. The Vanishing Veto of the Lords, p. 700
      9. The British Occupation of Egypt, p. 701
      10. The Thackeray Centenary, p. 702
      11. Dante's Mask, p. 703
      12. A Gymnastic Centenary, p. 703
      13. Irish Plays and Players, p. 704
      14. The Sagamore Beach Conference, p. 704
      15. Cholera in New York, p. 705
      16. A Dangerous Enemy, p. 706
      17. Fresh Air as a "Speed Boss", p. 707
      18. Save the Trees, p. 707
      19. Yale Divinity School Reorganized, p. 708
      20. The Uprising of Christian Students, p. 708
      21. Fighting the Civil War Over Again, p. 709
      22. The Workman's Compensation Act: Its Constitutionality Affirmed, pp. 709-710
      23. A Minister's View of Mormonism, p. 711
      24. An Abandoned Farm Recovered, p. 712
      25. Certain Out-of-Doors Rascals, p. 713
      26. Oxford and Kansas by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 714-716
      27. The Truth About the Camorra by Ernesto Serao, pp. 717-725
      28. A Methodist Minister's View of Mormonism by Frederick Vining Fisher, pp. 726-727
      29. The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century by Theodore Roosevelt and Lyman Abbott, pp. 728-733
      30. A Ring with a History by Harriet Benson, pp. 734-735
      31. The Master Builder---VI. The Master as Preacher by Lyman Abbott, pp. 736-737
      32. A Portrait of the Devil by Zephine Humphrey, pp. 738-740
      33. The Spectator, pp. 741-742
      34. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 743-745 - 8 Reviews
        The Beginnings of the American Revolution by Ellen Chase
        Daniel Webster: A Vindication with Other Historical Essays by William C. Wilkinson
        The Letters of Richard Henry Lee, Vol. I: 1762-1778 by James Curtis Ballagh and Richard Henry Lee
        Sir William Butler: An Autobiography by William Francis Butler
        The Revolutions of Civilization by W.M. Flinders Petrie
        The Old Testament in the Light of the Ancient East by Alfred Jeremias and C.H.W. Johns
        Letters to a Ministerial Son by Geoffrey Palmer
        Rolf in the Woods by Ernest Thompson Seton
      35. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 746-758
    6. [+]
      August 5, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Controller Bay, p. 749
      2. The President's Explanations , pp. 749-750
      3. The Issue , p. 751
      4. Reciprocity, p. 752
      5. The Interborough Rules Itself Out, p. 753
      6. Seaside Parks for New York City, p. 754
      7. In the Last Ditch, p. 755
      8. The William Penn Memorial, p. 756
      9. Cross-Country 'Planing, p. 756
      10. Result of Woman's Suffrage, p. 757
      11. The Awakening of the Turkish Woman, pp. 757-758
      12. College and Theater, p. 759
      13. Smoking a Privilege; Not a Right, p. 760
      14. The Situation in Morocco, pp. 760-762
      15. State-Wide Prohibition, pp. 763-764
      16. The Stevenson Letters, pp. 765-766
      17. Labor Unions and Class Consciousness by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 767-768
      18. Battle-Ship and Destroyer in the War Game by Henry Reuterdahl, pp. 769-770
      19. Does Prohibition Prohibit? by L.J. Abbott, pp. 771-773
      20. The Debt of Modern Civilization to Judaism by Lyman Abbott, pp. 774-777
      21. The Truth About the Camorra by Ernesto Serao, pp. 778-786
      22. The Making of American Sovereigns by Herbert Francis Sherwood, pp. 787-790
      23. The Master Builder---VII. The Great Conversationalist by Lyman Abbott, pp. 791-792
      24. A Philanthropy that Pays Dividends by Adeline Hill Tickell, pp. 793-796
      25. The Spectator, pp. 797-798
      26. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 799-808
    7. [+]
      August 12, 1911 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Arbitration Treaties, p. 801
      2. Progress in Tariff Revision, p. 802
      3. Reciprocity and Annexation, p. 802
      4. Mr. Bryan and Mr. Underwood, p. 803
      5. The Dissolution of Standard Oil, p. 803
      6. After Dissolution---What?, p. 804
      7. The Latest Railway Rate Reform, p. 804
      8. The Latest Railway Map of the United States, p. 805
      9. Getting Rid of the Law's Delays, p. 806
      10. Another Legal Protest Against the New York Court of Appeals Decision, p. 807
      11. The City Without Water, p. 807
      12. Edward M. Shepard, p. 808
      13. His Political Idealism , p. 809
      14. His Political Beliefs , p. 809
      15. Edwin Austin Abbey, p. 810
      16. The Lincoln Memorial, p. 811
      17. The Capital of the Future, p. 811
      18. A Portable Theater, p. 812
      19. The Crystal Palace at Auction, p. 812
      20. A Friend of the Friendless, p. 813
      21. Degrees While You Wait, p. 814
      22. Jesus and the Dumb Beast, p. 814
      23. How to Revise the Tariff, p. 815
      24. Inebriety a Diease? Or a Sin, p. 816
      25. The Call of Midsummer, p. 817
      26. [+]
        The East and the West, pp. 818-820 - 1 Review
        The West in the East by Price Collier
      27. Alaska Again by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 821-822
      28. John the Yeggman by James Forbes, pp. 823-828
      29. The Reformer in Office by Henry F. Griffin, pp. 829-831
      30. Scientific Management in the Family by Francis E. Leupp, pp. 832-836
      31. Through Many Generations by Edward A. Steiner, pp. 837-838
      32. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 839-843
      33. The Spectator, pp. 844-846
      34. Letters to the Outlook, p. 847
      35. By the Way, pp. 848-858
    8. [+]
      August 19, 1911 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Steel Corporation and the Panic of 1907, p. 849
      2. The Regulation of Combination, p. 849
      3. Are the Trusts Injurious to the Public?, p. 850
      4. Effects of Competition, p. 851
      5. A Better Remedy, p. 851
      6. Massachusetts Falls in Line, p. 851
      7. What is a Republican State?, p. 852
      8. The Folly of the Recall, p. 852
      9. Admiral Togo in America, p. 853
      10. The Nelson of Japan, p. 853
      11. Japan's Turn Next, p. 854
      12. Drinking the Hemlock, p. 854
      13. Reciprocity in Canada, p. 855
      14. The Honduran and Nicaraguan Loans, p. 856
      15. A Statesman of the Old School, p. 857
      16. The Flyless City Campaign, p. 857
      17. An Ancient Prescription, p. 858
      18. A Subway in Rome, p. 858
      19. Herculaneum, p. 859
      20. Mendacious Jounalism, p. 859
      21. Educational Wore of the Japanese in Manchuria, p. 860
      22. An American Epidemic, pp. 861-862
      23. Promoting Crime, p. 863
      24. Commercialism in Art, p. 864
      25. The Steel Corporation and the Panic of 1907 by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 865-868
      26. The Tramp; or, Caste in the Jungle by James Forbes, pp. 869-874
      27. The Nature of Dreams by H. Addington Bruce, pp. 875-880
      28. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 881-883
      29. Sentimentalism and Crime by Joseph Du Vivier, pp. 884-885
      30. Ten-Twenty-Thirty by Arthur Ruhl, pp. 886-891
      31. The Spectator, pp. 892-893
      32. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 894-895 - 7 Reviews
        The Manager of the B. & A. by Vaughan Kester
        The Miller of Old Church by Ellen Glasgow
        Esther Damon by Mrs. Fremont Older
        Leila by Antonio Fogazzaro
        The Republican Tradition in Europe by H.A.L. Fisher
        Donatello by Maud Cruttwell
        College Men and the Bible by Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
      33. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 896-897
      34. By the Way, pp. 898-904
    9. [+]
      August 26, 1911 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. A Blot on Civilization, p. 909
      2. Degrading Marriages, p. 909
      3. The Wool Bill Veto, p. 910
      4. What Should the President Have Done?, p. 911
      5. The Statehood Veto: A Report and Interpretation, p. 912
      6. Other Reasons for the Veto, p. 912
      7. The Outlook's Opinion of the Veto, p. 913
      8. The General Arbitration Treaties, p. 914
      9. England's Industrial Troubles, p. 914
      10. The Railway Strike, p. 915
      11. Sabotage, p. 915
      12. What Admiral Togo Thinks of America, p. 916
      13. A Painter of Poverty, p. 917
      14. Papal Elections, p. 918
      15. Pius X and Feast Days, p. 918
      16. Where Beauty is Profitable, p. 919
      17. Missionary By-Products, p. 919
      18. Mr. Lang's List, p. 920
      19. The English Revolution of 1911, pp. 920-921
      20. Woodrow Wilson, p. 922
      21. An Oligarchic City Charter, pp. 923-924
      22. Going to School Again, p. 925
      23. Concerning Mining Stocks, p. 926
      24. Dante and the Bowery by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 927-930
      25. The Peers and the People by Sydney Brooks, pp. 931-938
      26. Woodrow Wilson's Views by Henry Beach Needham, pp. 939-951
      27. An American Myth by Henry Cabot Lodge, pp. 952-960
      28. How We Pulled the Teeth of the Tropics by Albert Edwards, pp. 961-968
      29. Forest Couplets by Clarence Urmy, p. 969
      30. The Romance of Mining---and the Reality by Albert R. Ledoux, pp. 970-978
      31. The Hooked by Arthur Ruhl, pp. 979-987
      32. The Lightning Flash by Joel Benton, p. 988
      33. Business Men in the Making by Frank Marshall White, pp. 989-998
      34. Our Superstitions by H. Addington Bruce, pp. 999-1006
      35. The Unnecessary Fortune by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 1007-1008
      36. The Toll-House by Watson Nicholson, p. 1009
      37. The Spectator, pp. 1010-1011
      38. [+]
        The New Books, p. 1012 - 2 Reviews
        Animal Intelligence: Experimental Studies by Edward L. Thorndike
        William Lloyd Garrison by Lindsay Swift
    10. [+]
      September 2, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Work of Congress, pp. 1-2
      2. General Arbitration, p. 3
      3. The Tide of Immigration, p. 4
      4. The Panama Railroad and Alaska, p. 5
      5. The New York City Charter, p. 6
      6. A Truce in the British Industrial War, p. 7
      7. The Vanishing of Mona Lisa, p. 8
      8. Theophile Gautier, p. 9
      9. Work for Young Men at Dairen, p. 9
      10. Not So Bad as Painted, p. 10
      11. Progress in Forestry, p. 11
      12. Judge Lindsey and the "Interests", pp. 12-13
      13. Not Afraid but Clean, pp. 14-15
      14. Beauty and Wealth, p. 16
      15. How Not to Get Self-Government by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 17-18
      16. Cholera Coast Defense by Henry F. Griffin, pp. 19-23
      17. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 24-27
      18. From an Adirondack Note-Book by Georgia W. Pangborn, pp. 28-31
      19. Psychology and Business by H. Addington Bruce, pp. 32-36
      20. The Amateur Socialist by Sarah N. Cleghorn, pp. 37-38
      21. The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, pp. 39-41
      22. Orders by Louise Collier Willcox, p. 42
      23. The Spectator, pp. 43-44
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 45-47 - 12 Reviews
        John La Farge: A Memoir and a Study by Royal Cortissoz
        William Pitt and National Revival by John Holland Rose
        A Chinese Appeal to Christendom Concerning Christian Missions by Lin Shao-Yang
        The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge by Philip Schaff, J.J. Herzog, Albert Hauck, and Samuel Macauley Jackson, ...
        Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
        The Labor Question by Washington Gladden
        World Organization as Affected by the Nature of the Modern State by David Jayne Hill
        California Under Spain and Mexico, 1535-1847 by Irving Berdine Richman
        Essential Elements of Business Character by Herbert G. Stockwell
        Argentine Plains and Andine Glaciers by Walter Larden
        The Customs of Old England by F.J. Snell
        Mediterranean Moods by J.E. Crawford Flitch
      25. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 48-51
      26. By the Way, pp. 52-60
    11. [+]
      September 9, 1911 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. The President on the Tariff, p. 53
      2. The Speaker on the Tariff, p. 54
      3. Housekeeping by Parcels Post, pp. 54-55
      4. Why Have We No Parcels Post in America?, p. 56
      5. Prize-Fighting in New York, p. 56
      6. The Sport of Kings---or of Gamblers, p. 57
      7. The Cambridge City Charter, p. 58
      8. Advertising Signs on the Highways, p. 59
      9. The Law of the Air, p. 59
      10. Stored-Up Energy, p. 60
      11. A City's Fight Against Mosquitoes, p. 60
      12. The General Arbitration Treaty, pp. 61-63
      13. Why the King Became a Radical, p. 64
      14. Personal Power, p. 65
      15. The Peace of Righteousness by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 66-70
      16. Science and Religion: The End of the Battle by Richard C. Maclaurin, pp. 71-73
      17. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 74-75
      18. The Princess and the Vagabone by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 76-81
      19. Around the Camp-Fire by William De Witt Hyde, pp. 82-84
      20. College Men in Practical Politics by Gregory Mason, pp. 85-89
      21. The Spectator, pp. 90-91
      22. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 92-93 - 7 Reviews
        Her Little Young Ladyship by Myra Kelly
        Monna Lisa, or The Quest of the Woman Soul by Guglielmo Scala
        Henry II: His Court and Times by H. Noel Williams
        Mediaeval Sicily by Cecilia Waern
        In the Time of the Pharaohs by Alexandre Moret
        The Divine Comedy by C.E. Wheeler and Dante Alighieri
        Soyer's Paper-Bag Cookery by Nicolas Soyer
      23. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 94-95
      24. By the Way, pp. 96-110
    12. [+]
      September 16, 1911 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Eagle's Feathers and the Lion's Tail, p. 95
      2. Secretary Fisher and Alaska, p. 96
      3. Senator Cummins's "Bill of Particulars", p. 96
      4. The Campaign in Philadelphia, p. 97
      5. The New York City Charter, p. 98
      6. The End of a Strike, p. 99
      7. Academic "Green Goods", p. 100
      8. Out-of-Prison Work for Prisoners, p. 101
      9. The Success of the Postal Savings Banks, p. 102
      10. Progressive Indians, p. 103
      11. Business Arbitration, p. 103
      12. Loans Instead of Gifts, p. 104
      13. The General Arbitration Treaty: Is It Constitutional?, pp. 104-105
      14. The Secret of the Miracle, p. 106
      15. The Enigmatical Richard Wagner, pp. 107-109
      16. A Hunter-Naturalist in Europe and Africa by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 110-114
      17. The Argument for Prohibition, pp. 115-119
      18. Ca' Canny and Speeding Up by George F. Stratton, pp. 120-125
      19. Mrs. Llewelyn Jones's Sister by Jeannette Marks, pp. 126-129
      20. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 130-132
      21. Brooklyn Bridge by E.D. Schoonmaker, p. 133
      22. The Spectator, pp. 134-135
      23. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 136-138 - 10 Reviews
        Kennedy Square by F. Hopkinson Smith
        The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
        Mother Carey's Chickens by Kate Douglas Wiggin
        Children of To-Morrow by Clara E. Laughlin
        Carey of St. Ursula's by Jane B. Reid
        The Evolution of the Sunday School by Henry Frederick Cope
        The Life of Giorgio Vasari by Robert W. Carden
        France in the American Revolution by James Breck Perkins
        Crime: Its Causes and Remedies by Cesare Lombroso
        From Memory's Shrine by Carmen Sylva
      24. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 139-141
      25. By the Way, pp. 142-152
    13. [+]
      September 23, 1911 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Maine Wet or Dry?, p. 145
      2. "The House of Governors" and "The Twilight Zone", p. 145
      3. Wisconsin's Industrial Insurance Act to be Tested, p. 146
      4. The Exoneration of Dr. Wiley, p. 147
      5. Mr. Roosevelt The Outlook and the Peace Treaties, p. 148
      6. A Veteran Scholar, p. 149
      7. The Shooting of the Russian Premier, p. 150
      8. Punishment of Russian Students, p. 150
      9. A River of Lava, p. 151
      10. The Menace of Morocco, p. 152
      11. The Chinese Rising, p. 152
      12. An Example to Follow, p. 153
      13. The General Artibration Treaty, pp. 153-155
      14. [+]
        Mrs. Deland's Powerful Story, p. 156 - 1 Review
        The Iron Woman by Margaret Deland
      15. Immortal Love, pp. 157-158
      16. The People of the Pacific Coast by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 159-161
      17. The Gathering of the Governors, pp. 162-166
      18. A Forecast for California and the Pacific Coast by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 167-174
      19. A City of Roses by J. Horace McFarland, pp. 175-178
      20. The Land of Silent Men by Charles Howard Shinn, pp. 179-185
      21. The Cleveland Memorial, pp. 186-188
      22. A Saber-Tooth Tiger Hunt by Charles Frederick Holder, pp. 189-194
      23. Incense by Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, pp. 195-196
      24. Where Underwood Stands by Oscar King Davis, pp. 197-200
      25. The Inventor by Ivan Swift, pp. 201-202
      26. The Work That Kills by Earl Mayo, pp. 203-213
      27. Earth's Song by James Oppenheim, pp. 214-217
      28. West Injy Lane by Edmund L. Pearson, pp. 218-223
      29. A Visible Return by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 224-228
      30. Rodin on Art by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 229-232
      31. The Big Job by Albert Edwards, pp. 233-243
      32. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 244-246
      33. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 247-249
      34. By the Way, pp. 250-254
    14. [+]
      September 30, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. President Taft on the Trusts and the Tariff, p. 249
      2. Canada Defeats Reciprocity, p. 250
      3. Edmond H. Madison, p. 250
      4. Senator Carter, p. 251
      5. Unrest Abroad, pp. 251-252
      6. Sir Robert Hart, p. 253
      7. Edward Whymper, p. 253
      8. The Farmer's Short Crop Year, p. 254
      9. The National Parks, p. 255
      10. Stolypin's Career, pp. 256-257
      11. Commercial Murder, p. 258
      12. The Glory of Clementina, pp. 259-260
      13. Our Chamber of Horrors, p. 261
      14. Freedom of Contract a Fiction, pp. 262-263
      15. Our Neighbors, the Ancients by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 264-265
      16. The Governors and the Judge, pp. 266-267
      17. Love and Fame by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 268-270
      18. The Father of the Anti-Trust Law by Francis E. Leupp, pp. 271-276
      19. His, Mine, and Ourn by E.A. Steiner, pp. 277-278
      20. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 279-282
      21. A Library of Living Melody by E.S. Kelley, pp. 283-286
      22. Strike When the Iron is Hot by Charles O. Judkins, pp. 287-288
      23. The Spectator, pp. 289-290
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 291-294 - 14 Reviews
        The Ship of Coral by H. De Vere Stacpoole
        A Person of Some Importance by Lloyd Osbourne
        The Carpet from Bagdad by Harold MacGrath
        Desmond Rourke, Irishman by John Haslette
        Stories of the Wagner Opera by H.A. Guerber
        Stories of the Scottish Border by William Platt
        The Unmannerly Tiger and Other Korean Tales by William Elliot Griffis
        Some Problems of Philosophy by William James
        The Revolutionary War and the Military Policy of the United States by Francis Vinton Greene
        An Introduction to the Literature of the New Testament by James Moffatt
        The Catholic Encyclopedia by Edward A. Pace
        Louisiana Under the Rule of Spain, France, and the United States, 1785-1807 by James Alexander Robertson and Paul Alliot
        Through Persia in Disguise by Charles Edward Stewart
        Jesus the Joyous Comrade by Richard John Brown
      25. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 295-299
      26. By the Way, pp. 300-308
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1911 = 13 Issues, 398 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 7, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. A Suspicious Panic, p. 299
      2. The Conservation Congress, p. 300
      3. A Despotic Charter, p. 301
      4. Last Week's Primaries, p. 302
      5. Death-Traps, p. 303
      6. The Election in Mexico, p. 303
      7. The Liberte Disaster, p. 304
      8. Mr. Hichens's Opinions, p. 304
      9. American Poets Classified, p. 305
      10. The American Academy in Rome, p. 305
      11. Americans in the Argentine, p. 306
      12. Disraeli on the Stage, p. 306
      13. Italy Declares War, p. 307
      14. The Reciprocity Bill and After, pp. 308-309
      15. The Mormonism of To-day, p. 310
      16. Missions and Unity, pp. 311-312
      17. The Management of the Panama Canal, p. 313
      18. How the United States Acquired the Right to Dig the Panama Canal by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 314-318
      19. An American Politician in an English Election by Everett Colby, pp. 319-326
      20. The Master Builder by Lyman Abbott, pp. 327-330
      21. The Musical Pharmacy by R.H. Schauffler, pp. 331-334
      22. Lady Iron-Heels by N.V. Lindsay, pp. 335-338
      23. The Spectator, pp. 339-340
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 341-342 - 11 Reviews
        A Prairie Courtship by Harold Bindloss
        Through the Mill by Al Priddy and Wladyslaw T. Benda
        Pandora's Box by John Ames Mitchell
        The Measure of a Man by Norman Duncan
        A Tour and a Romance by Alice E. Robbins
        A Woman Alone by W.K. Clifford
        Great Love Stories of the Theatre by Charles W. Collins
        Christian Thought to the Reformation by Herbert B. Workman
        The Story of the Aeroplane by Claude Grahame-White
        My Climbing Adventures in Four Continents by Samuel Turner
        The Book of Scottish Poetry by George Brisbane Douglas
      25. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 343-347
      26. By the Way, pp. 348-360
    2. [+]
      October 14, 1911 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Business and the Anti-Trust Law, p. 351
      2. Public Opinion and the Anti-Trust Law, p. 352
      3. President Taft on Conservation, p. 352
      4. The Vice Report and the Mails, p. 353
      5. The Tobacco Monopoly, p. 354
      6. The Austin Disaster: Criminal Negligence, p. 354
      7. William Eleboy Curtis, p. 355
      8. Admiral Schley, p. 356
      9. John Bascom, p. 356
      10. The Bombardment of Tripoli, p. 357
      11. The Map of North Africa, pp. 357-358
      12. Russia's New Premier, p. 359
      13. The New Premier's Policy, p. 359
      14. Manners and Business, p. 360
      15. The War and Its Possibilities, p. 361
      16. [+]
        Sham Democracy, pp. 362-363 - 1 Review
        Short-Ballot Principles by Richard S. Childs
      17. The Ministry for To-Day, p. 364
      18. A Proper Case for Arbitration by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 365-366
      19. The Ethics of the Tripoli Affair, pp. 367-368
      20. The Moslem Menace by E. Alexander Powell, pp. 369-372
      21. Tripoli---A Case for Mediation by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 373-374
      22. The Evolution of a Musical Amateur by Robert Haven Schauffler, pp. 375-380
      23. Love's Sacrifice by Lyman Abbott, pp. 381-383
      24. Educate the Immigrant by Colburn Pinkham, pp. 384-386
      25. An Experience With Newspapers by Washington Gladden, pp. 387-388
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 389-391 - 14 Reviews
        The Friendship of Books by Temple Scott
        Stories That End Well by Octave Thanet
        The Eldest Son by Archibald Marshall
        The Believing Years by Edmund L. Pearson
        The Confessions of Artemas Quibble by Arthur Train
        The Story-Life of Washington by Wayne Whipple
        Toddie by Gilbert Watson
        When Woman Proposes by Anne Warner
        Aerial Navigation by Albert F. Zahm
        The Story of Two Noble Lives by Laura E. Richards
        England Under the Hanoverians by C. Grant Robertson
        The Book of Courage by William J. Dawson
        The Classic Point of View by Kenyon Cox
        In the Heel of Italy by Martin S. Briggs
      27. By the Way, pp. 392-404
    3. [+]
      October 21, 1911 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The California Election, p. 391
      2. The Record of a Tammany Legislature, p. 391
      3. Intrenching the Machine, p. 392
      4. The Sugar Frauds Case, p. 393
      5. An Unselfish Politician, p. 393
      6. The Streets of New York, p. 394
      7. The New York City Hall Saved, p. 394
      8. The Chinese Rebellion, p. 395
      9. The Cities Called Wuhan, p. 395
      10. The Bombardment of Tobruk, p. 396
      11. The Interparliamentary Union, p. 397
      12. The Irish Plays, p. 397
      13. A New Kind of Scenery, p. 398
      14. The Views of Canadian Liberals, p. 398
      15. Tattershall Castle, p. 399
      16. Changes of Ministry in Japan, p. 399
      17. Dueling, p. 400
      18. A Model Uniform Child Labor Law, p. 401
      19. The Church for To-Day, pp. 402-403
      20. [+]
        Half a Dozen Stories, pp. 404-405 - 6 Reviews
        The Song of Renny by Maurice Hewlett
        The Jugglers by Molly Elliot Seawell
        Mothers to Men by Zona Gale
        Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton
        The Fruitful Vine by Robert Hichens
        The Outcry by Henry James
      21. [+]
        A Typical Southerner, pp. 406-407 - 1 Review
        J. L. M. Curry: A Biography by Edwin Anderson Alderman and Armistead Churchill Gordon, ...
      22. The Prophecy of It, p. 408
      23. Commercialism, Hysteria, and Homicide by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 409-410
      24. The Religious Ideal in Education by Charles W. Eliot, pp. 411-414
      25. The Freshman by W.R. Castle, Jr., pp. 415-418
      26. Conviviality Through the Ages by John P. Mahaffy, pp. 419-423
      27. [+]
        The Brazil of To-Day by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 424-427 - 5 Reviews
        The Pan American Union by John Barrett
        Brazil and Her People of To-Day by Nevin O. Winter
        Brazil in 1910 by J.C. Oakenfull
        Brazil by Pierre Denis
        Across South America by Hiram Bingham
      28. The Spectator, pp. 428-429
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 430-432 - 11 Reviews
        Her Roman Lover by Eugenia Brooks
        Dividing Waters by I.A.R. Wylie
        The Awakening by Maud Diver
        The Autobiography of an Elderly Woman by Mary Heaton Vorse
        Victor Ollnee's Discipline by Hamlin Garland
        Track's End by Hayden Carruth and Judson Pitcher
        A Weaver of Dreams by Myrtle Reed
        The Mediaeval Mind by Henry Osborn Taylor
        My Own Story by Luisa of Tuscany, Ex-Crown Princess of Saxony
        Why We May Believe in Life After Death by Charles Edward Jefferson
        In the Rhone Country by Rose G. Kingsley
      30. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 433-437
      31. By the Way, pp. 438-450
    4. [+]
      October 28, 1911 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Conference of Progressive Republicans, p. 439
      2. The Sherman Law and the Trusts, p. 439
      3. The Bath-Tub and Electic Lamp Trusts, p. 440
      4. Justice Harlan, p. 441
      5. The Nation's Financial Needs, p. 441
      6. China and the Powers, p. 442
      7. Italy and Tripoli, p. 443
      8. Slavery, p. 444
      9. The New Turkish Cabinet, p. 444
      10. Progress in Korea, p. 445
      11. The Lake Mohonk Conference, p. 446
      12. The American Board, p. 446
      13. A Golden Wedding, p. 447
      14. The Largest Locomotive in the World, p. 447
      15. Home Gardening, p. 448
      16. China for the Chinese, p. 448
      17. What About the Trusts?, p. 449
      18. An Important Election, p. 450
      19. "Stick to the Bible", p. 451
      20. Sham Patriotism, pp. 452-453
      21. China in Revolution by William T. Ellis, pp. 454-461
      22. The Most Wonderful Place in the World by Joseph Pennell, pp. 462-466
      23. Abraham Cahan by Ernest Poole, pp. 467-477
      24. Beyond the Hills by John E. Dolsen, p. 478
      25. Investing for Health by William J. Cromie, pp. 479-483
      26. The Sound of Running Water by Keene Abbott, pp. 484-491
      27. The Third Empire by E. Alexander Powell, F.R.G.S., pp. 492-501
      28. The Little Foxes by Dallas Lore Sharp, pp. 502-509
      29. The Fire-Friends by Robert Haven Schauffler, pp. 510-522
      30. The Festa in America by Mary Master Needham, pp. 523-531
      31. As It Was Told by the Lazy Bush by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 532-539
      32. The Elders by Priscilla Leonard, p. 540
      33. The Spectator, p. 541
      34. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 542-543 - 12 Reviews
        The Man in the Shadow by Richard Washburn Child
        On the Trail of Grant and Lee by Frederick Trevor Hill
        Initials Only by Anna Katharine Green
        The Transfiguration of Miss Philura by Florence Morse Kingsley
        Across the Latitudes by John Fleming Wilson
        The Navigable Rhine by Edwin J. Clapp
        Spain by Albert F. Calvert
        Life in the Moslem East by Pierre Ponafidine
        Java, Sumatra, and the Other Islands of the Dutch East Indies by Antoine Cabaton
        Happiness by Hugh Black
        The Joy of Gardens by Lena May McCauley
        Eighteen Capitals of China by William Edgar Geil
      35. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 544-545
      36. By the Way, pp. 546-564
    5. [+]
      November 4, 1911 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Government and the Steel Corporation, p. 547
      2. Alaska as Seen by Secretary Fisher, p. 548
      3. The Governors and the Judge, p. 549
      4. For the Defense of Women and Children, p. 550
      5. Is Burning at the Stake to Continue?, p. 551
      6. The Strong Man of China, p. 552
      7. The Spread of the Chinese Rebellion, p. 553
      8. Italy and Turkey, p. 554
      9. The Red Cross in War, p. 554
      10. Prisoners of War for Thirty Years, p. 555
      11. The Bryant Statue, p. 556
      12. The Budget Exhibit, p. 557
      13. The Keeper of Lime Rock Light, p. 557
      14. "What's the Score?", p. 558
      15. Wider Opportunity, p. 559
      16. The Flag in the Philippines, pp. 559-560
      17. The Irish Play of To-Day, pp. 561-562
      18. The Roman Catholic Church, pp. 563-564
      19. Arbitration: Pretense and Reality by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 565-566
      20. The Conference of Progressive Republicans, pp. 567-568
      21. Cardinal Gibbons on American Democracy by John Callan O'Laughlin, pp. 569-572
      22. The Traveling Man: A Miracle Play by Lady Augusta Gregory, pp. 573-576
      23. The Winding Road by Tertius van Dyke, p. 577
      24. The Greater Charity by Olive A. Colton, pp. 578-582
      25. The Inside of the Cup and Platter by J. Cleveland Cady, pp. 583-585
      26. The Spectator, pp. 586-587
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 588-591 - 12 Reviews
        Clayhanger by Arnold Bennett
        Tom Brown's School-Days by Thomas Hughes
        The Book of Knowledge by Arthur Mee and Holland Thompson
        Scientific Mental Healing by H. Addington Bruce
        The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero
        Business, The Heart of the Nation by Charles Edward Russell
        A History of Architecture in London by Walter H. Godfrey
        The Church Universal by John J. Lanier
        The Historic Christ in the Faith of Today by William Alexander Grist
        The Biocosmos by Denton J. Snider
        The Date of Acts and the Synoptic Gospels by Adolf Harnack
        The Hero of Heroes by Robert F. Horton
      28. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 592-595
      29. By the Way, pp. 596-608
    6. [+]
      November 11, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Trust Kaleidoscope, p. 595
      2. The American Navy in Review, p. 596
      3. The Duke of Connaught and Earl Grey, p. 597
      4. The Chinese Rebellion, pp. 597-598
      5. A Triumph of Aviation, p. 599
      6. A Congress of Indians, p. 599
      7. The Problems of Prisons, p. 600
      8. The Advance of the Unitarians, p. 601
      9. Is the Novel Losing Popularity?, p. 602
      10. The Scotch Players, p. 602
      11. An Adventurer in Journalism, p. 602
      12. Wanted a Constitutional Policy, pp. 603-604
      13. The President's Journey, p. 605
      14. The New American Cardinals, pp. 606-607
      15. Mr. Pulitzer and American Journalism, p. 608
      16. China and America, p. 609
      17. Applied Good Citizenship by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 610-611
      18. The Government and Steel, pp. 612-614
      19. Madero of Mexico by Edwin Emerson, pp. 615-621
      20. What is Sportsmanship? by Robert Haven Schauffler, pp. 622-627
      21. The Author of "The Iron Woman" by Henry Mills Alden, pp. 628-631
      22. The Sky-Line of New York by F.B. Eddy, p. 632
      23. The Spectator, pp. 633-634
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 635-636 - 7 Reviews
        Adrian Savage by Lucas Malet
        A Safety Match by Ian Hay
        Down North on the Labrador by Wilfred T. Grenfell
        Flower o' the Peach by Perceval Gibbon
        A History of the American Bar, Colonial and Federal, to 1860 by Charles Warren
        An Interpretation of India's Religious History by Robert A. Hume
        Aspects of Religious Belief and Practice in Babylonia and Assyria by Morris Jastrow, Jr.
      25. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 637-639
      26. By the Way, pp. 640-660
    7. [+]
      November 18, 1911 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. The Tobacco Trust Decree, p. 639
      2. Politics in England, pp. 639-640
      3. Morocco, p. 641
      4. The Chinese Rebellion, p. 642
      5. The Alleged Italian Atrocities, p. 643
      6. Porto Rico's Grievance, p. 643
      7. Installation of Chancellor Brown, p. 644
      8. Forty-five Centuries of Egyptian Art, p. 645
      9. Howard Pyle, p. 645
      10. The Elections, pp. 646-647
      11. John Meigs, p. 648
      12. The Chinese Constitut8ion, p. 649
      13. The Trusts, the People, and the Square Deal by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 649-656
      14. A Constitution for China, pp. 657-658
      15. Scientific Management and the Moral Law by E.D.H. Klyce, pp. 659-663
      16. The Boy Who Ran Away by William E. Barton, D.D., pp. 664-667
      17. The Undertow by George S. Wasson, pp. 668-675
      18. The Peasant's Prayer by Ivan Swift, p. 676
      19. The Spectator, pp. 677-678
      20. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 679-681 - 16 Reviews
        Mother: A Story by Kathleen Norris
        The Love That Lives by Mabel Osgood Wright
        The Life Everlasting by Marie Corelli
        The Golden Spears, and Other Fairy Tales by Edmund Leamy
        My Ragpicker by Mary E. Waller
        Honey-Sweet by Emily Patterson
        Off the Main Road by Victor L. Whitehouse
        The Pretender Person by Margaret Cameron
        Ship's Company by W.W. Jacobs
        As I Remember by Marian C. Gouverneur
        The Treasure Book of Children's Verse by Mabel Quiller-Couch and Lilian Quiller-Couch
        The Eleventh Hour in the Life of Julia Ward Howe by Maud Howe
        In Cambridge Backs by Mary Taylor Blauvelt
        Human Confessions by Frank Crane
        Some Great Leaders in the World Movement by Robert E. Speer
        Molly Make-Believe by Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
      21. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 682-683
      22. By the Way, pp. 684-690
    8. [+]
      November 25, 1911 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. Prohibition in Maine, p. 693
      2. An Artist's Generosity, p. 693
      3. A Capitalist's Gifts, p. 694
      4. A Journalist's Bequests, p. 694
      5. A Solemn Warning, p. 695
      6. The Chinese Revolution, p. 696
      7. Is a Chinese Republic Possible?, p. 696
      8. A Moroccan Aftermath, p. 697
      9. The Church and Tripoli, p. 697
      10. The New Unionist Leader in the Commons, p. 698
      11. The Delhi Durbar, p. 698
      12. A Successful Novel and a Partially Successful Play, p. 699
      13. The National Academy Association, p. 699
      14. Mr. Clark's Fatal Defect, p. 700
      15. The Neighborhood Spirit and Training for Citizenship, p. 700
      16. Mr. Arnold Bennett's Opinions, p. 701
      17. Sevetus, p. 702
      18. Nobel Prize Awards, p. 702
      19. The Trusts the Press and Mr. Roosevelt, p. 702
      20. Mutiny, p. 703
      21. [+]
        A Book of Poems, pp. 704-705 - 1 Review
        The Poems of Henry Van Dyke by Henry Van Dyke
      22. Lynching and the Miscarriage of Justice by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 706-707
      23. The Elections: Their Significance, pp. 708-710
      24. The Tobacco Trust and the Courts, pp. 711-716
      25. The Lost Chapters by Kate Langley Bosher, pp. 717-722
      26. A Shabby Little Room by Edna Worthley Underwood, p. 723
      27. All Aboard for Cape Town! by E. Alexander Powell, pp. 724-733
      28. The Lady Poverty by Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, pp. 734-741
      29. The Voyage of the Wee Red Cap by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 742-748
      30. John R. Mott by Joseph H. Odell, pp. 749-755
      31. Christmas Island by Katharine Lee Bates, pp. 756-758
      32. [+]
        Two Years Before the Mast, pp. 759-766 - 1 Review
        Two Years Before the Mast by Richard Henry Dana
      33. The Play and the Public by Hartley Davis, pp. 767-775
      34. Business Manners by Herbert G. Stockwell, pp. 776-780
      35. [+]
        Some Books Worth Reading by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 781-785 - 10 Reviews
        The Early Literary Career of Robert Browning by Thomas R. Lounsbury
        Old Lamps for New by E.V. Lucas
        Genius and Other Essays by Edmund Clarence Stedman
        Laughter by Henri Bergson
        The Classic Point of View by Kenyon Cox
        The Life and Times of Cavour by William Roscoe Thayer
        Martin Luther: The Man and His Work by Arthur Cushman McGiffert
        The Women of the Caesars by Guglielmo Ferrero
        Michel de Montaigne by Edith Sichel
        Letters of Sarah Orne Jewett by Annie Fields and Sarah Orne Jewett
      36. The Spectator, pp. 786-787
      37. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 788-789 - 10 Reviews
        The Beacon by Eden Phillpotts
        A Maid of Old New York by Amelia E. Barr
        Friends in the End by Beulah Marie Dix
        Janey by Inez Haynes Gillmore
        The Virginian by Owen Wister
        The Teacher's Practical Philosophy by George Trumbull Ladd
        The Quakers in the American Colonies by Rufus M. Jones, Isaac Sharpless, and Amelia M. Gummere, ...
        The Origin of Life by H. Charlton Bastian
        World Atlas of Christian Missions by James S. Dennis
        Rules for Right Living and Right Conduct by E.A. Williams
      38. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 790-791
      39. By the Way, pp. 792-796
    9. [+]
      December 2, 1911 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. A Futile and Disgraceful Exhibition, p. 793
      2. A State Which Punishes Patent Medicine Liars, p. 794
      3. Trial by Jury on Trial, p. 794
      4. The Secretary of War and the Panama Canal, p. 795
      5. Assassinatoin and Finance, p. 796
      6. The German Parliament's New Power, p. 796
      7. The Alleged Italian Atrocities, p. 797
      8. The Spirit of Reprisals, p. 797
      9. Trouble for Madero, p. 798
      10. Persia and Mr. Shuster, p. 798
      11. St. George's Centenary, p. 799
      12. Regulation of Bank Organization, p. 800
      13. American and European Picture Buyers, p. 800
      14. The Irish Players in New York, p. 801
      15. Newspaper Gossip, p. 801
      16. How Not To Do It, pp. 802-803
      17. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 804
      18. [+]
        "My Country" or "Myself"?, pp. 805-806 - 1 Review
        Democracy and Poetry by Francis B. Gummere
      19. Home Efficiency, p. 807
      20. The Trusts the People and the Square Deal, pp. 808-810
      21. President Taft's Own View by Francis E. Leupp and Howard Taft, pp. 811-818
      22. [+]
        The Search for Truth in a Reverent Spirit by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 819-826 - 12 Reviews
        Le Mort du Cygne by Carlos Reyles
        Thoughts of a Catholic Anatomist by Thomas Dwight
        The Classical Heritage of the Middle Ages by Henry Osborn Taylor
        Some Neglected Factors in Evolution by Henry M. Bernard
        The World of Life by Alfred Russel Wallace
        William James by Emile Boutroux
        Science and Religion in Contemporary Philosophy by Emile Boutroux
        Creative Evolution by Henri Bergson
        The Varieties of Religious Experience by William James
        Time and Free Will by Henri Bergson
        The Five Great Philosophies of Life by William De Witt Hyde
        The Sixth Sense by Charles H. Brent
      23. Out by Keene Abbott, pp. 827-831
      24. The Spectator, p. 832
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 833-835 - 17 Reviews
        The Children's Book of Christmas by J.C. Dier
        Little Folks' Book of Verse by Clifton Johnson
        One Night in Bethlehem by W.J. Dawson
        Medieval Story, and the Beginnings of the Social Ideals of English-Speaking People by William Witherle Lawrence
        Peter Pan and Wendy by J.M. Barrie
        The All Sorts of Stories Book by Mrs. Andrew Lang
        Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race by Thomas W. Rolleston
        The Wilderness of the Upper Yukon by Charles M. Sheldon
        The Basic Beliefs of Christianity by James H. Snowden
        Checking the Waste by Mary Huston Gregory
        Once Upon a Time in Delaware by Katharine Pyle
        Serving the Republic by Nelson A. Miles
        Master Painters by John Ruskin
        The Greatest Street in the World by Stephen Jenkins
        The History and Problems of Organized Labor by Frank Tracy Carlton
        The Psychology of Conduct by H.H. Schroeder
        Das Religiose Leben in Amerika by Wilhelm Muller
      26. By the Way, pp. 836-844
    10. [+]
      December 9, 1911 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Discrediting Investigations, p. 839
      2. Safety on Inter-State Railways, p. 839
      3. A Question about Rebates, p. 840
      4. The Inter-State Commerce Commission Restricted, p. 840
      5. Higher Fares but No Grumbling, p. 841
      6. Our Navy-Yards, p. 841
      7. Street Reform in New York City, p. 842
      8. A New Kind of Missionary Meeting, p. 843
      9. A Great Irish Play and Some Irishmen, p. 843
      10. Great Britain Germany and the Moroccan Crisis, p. 844
      11. China in Revolution, p. 845
      12. The Death of Count Komura, p. 846
      13. The End of the McNamara Case, p. 847
      14. Business and the Sherman Law, p. 847
      15. The New Heaven and Earth, p. 848
      16. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 849
      17. Travel in the Good Old Times, pp. 850-851
      18. The Spirit of the Master by Lyman Abbott, pp. 852-853
      19. The American Hunter-Naturalist by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 854-856
      20. What's the Matter with Business? by Frank A. Vanderlip and Francis E. Leupp, pp. 857-861
      21. Dreams and the Supernatural by H. Addington Bruce, pp. 862-870
      22. The Art of Preaching by George Hodges, pp. 871-874
      23. The Spectator, pp. 875-876
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 877-883 - 26 Reviews
        Franz Liszt by James Huneker
        The Individualization of Punishment by Raymond Saleilles
        Problems in Railway Regulation by Henry S. Haines
        Their Majesties as I Knew Them by Xavier Paoli
        Peggy Stewart by Gabrielle E. Jackson
        The Brownings: Their Life and Art by Lilian Whiting
        Recollections Grave and Gay by Mrs. Burton Harrison
        The Third Miss Wenderby by Mabel Barnes-Grundy
        The Story of Coventry by Mary Dormer Harris
        The Life of Charles Dickens by John Forster
        The Danger Zone of Europe by H. Charles Woods
        Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
        George Inness: The Man and His Art by Elliott Daingerfield
        Garibaldi and the Making of Italy by George Macaulay Trevelyan
        Making Both Ends Meet by Sue Ainslie Clark and Edith Wyatt
        The Leading Facts of New Mexican History by Ralph Emerson Twitchell
        Upon the Inheritance of Acquired Characters by Eugenio Rignano
        The Land We Live In by Overton W. Price
        The First Book of World Law by Raymond L. Bridgman
        Spiritism and Psychology by Theodore Flournoy
        Panama: The Canal, the Country and the People by Albert Edwards
        The Germans by I.A.R. Wylie
        The New Italy by Federico Garlanda
        Modern Thought and Traditional Faith by George Preston Mains
        The Greek Commonwealth by Alfred E. Zimmern
        Hellenistic Athens by William Scott Ferguson
      25. By the Way, pp. 884-890
    11. [+]
      December 16, 1911 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Congress in Session, p. 885
      2. President Taft's Trust Message, p. 885
      3. The Effectiveness of the Sherman Law, p. 886
      4. New Trust Legislation, p. 886
      5. The Los Angeles Election, p. 887
      6. Mr. Seth Low on the Arbitration Treaty, p. 887
      7. Shall We Abrogate the Treaty with Russi?, p. 888
      8. A Chance to Settle a "Justiciable" Question, p. 889
      9. The Chinese Revolution, p. 890
      10. Parliamentary Progress in China, p. 890
      11. Japanese-American Relations, p. 891
      12. Reduced Cable Rates, p. 891
      13. Men and Religion, p. 892
      14. The Assault on the Guardian of the People's Health, p. 893
      15. The McNamara Case, p. 894
      16. President Taft's Trust Message, pp. 895-896
      17. Presia and the Powers, pp. 897-898
      18. Blind Paths, p. 899
      19. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 900
      20. "Murder Is Murder" by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 901-902
      21. The End of the Dynamite Case---"Guilty" by Walter V. Woehlke, pp. 903-908
      22. Home making the Woman's Profession, p. 909
      23. What Is the Home For? by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 910-914
      24. The Irish Players by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 915
      25. Lady Gregory and the Abbey Theater by John Quinn, pp. 916-919
      26. MacDaragh's Wife by Lady Augusta Gregory, pp. 920-925
      27. Jolly Wat by C.W. Stubbs, pp. 926-927
      28. [+]
        Two Years Before the Mast, p. 928 - 1 Review
        Two Years Before the Mast by Richard Henry Dana
      29. December Silence by Ethel Barstow Howard, p. 929
      30. The Spectator, pp. 930-931
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 932-933 - 12 Reviews
        The Money Moon by Jeffery Farnol
        The Innocence of Father Brown by G.K. Chesterton
        John Temple: Merchant Adventurer, Convict and Conquistador by Ralph Durand
        Cecil Aldin's Happy Family by May Byron and Cecil Aldin
        The Lady from Oklahoma by Elizabeth Jordan
        Child's Book of Stories by Penrhyn W. Coussens
        A Guidebook to Colorado by Eugene Parsons
        Broadway by J.B. Kerfoot
        Florence and Her Treasures by Herbert M. Vaughan
        Reminiscences of an Army Nurse During the Civil War by Adelaide W. Smith
        The Empresses of Rome by Joseph McCabe
        The Belgians at Home by Clive Holland
      32. By the Way, pp. 934-944
    12. [+]
      December 23, 1911 Issue = 46 Articles
      1. The Railroad Securities Commission, p. 923
      2. Recent Court Decisions in Favor of the Workingman, p. 924
      3. Other Labor Decisions, p. 924
      4. The Supreme Court and Labor, p. 925
      5. Reckless Extravagence, p. 925
      6. A Programme of Army Reform, p. 926
      7. A Decree by Default, p. 926
      8. The Destruction of the Maine, p. 927
      9. The Progress of the Post-Office, p. 927
      10. The Postmaster-General's Recommendations, p. 928
      11. The Children's Bureau, p. 928
      12. Recent Discussions of the Trust Problem, p. 928
      13. Seattle and Venice, p. 929
      14. How the Plans Were Made, p. 930
      15. The Durbar, p. 930
      16. The Spectacle, p. 931
      17. Athletics and International Arbitration, p. 931
      18. The Game and the Umpire, p. 932
      19. Elgar's Concerto and the Thomas Orchestra, p. 933
      20. Bruckner's "Fifth Symphony", p. 933
      21. A Notable Pastorate, p. 933
      22. The New Congregationalism, p. 934
      23. An Open Church, p. 934
      24. Fisk University, p. 935
      25. Another New Kind of Missionary Meeting, p. 935
      26. The Distribution of Immigration, p. 936
      27. The Larger Christmas, p. 937
      28. Alaska, pp. 937-938
      29. [+]
        Three Novels of Note, pp. 939-940 - 3 Reviews
        The Case of Richard Meynell by Mrs. Humphry Ward
        A Likely Story by William De Morgan
        The Healer by Robert Herrick
      30. Is There a Higher Law?, pp. 941-942
      31. Can We Know Anything?, p. 943
      32. The Head of the British Foreign Office, pp. 944-948
      33. What Is really Going On in Alaska by W.D. Hulbert, pp. 949-950
      34. Wanted: A New Deal in the Coal Fields by W.D. Hulbert, pp. 951-962
      35. The Reappearance by Alphonse Courlander, pp. 963-970
      36. Sapphics by Anne Bunner, pp. 971-972
      37. The Border Patrol by Major-General William H. Carter, pp. 973-978
      38. Thinking Dogs, pp. 979-987
      39. Arthur James Balfour by Ralph D. Blumenfeld, pp. 988-992
      40. How To Walk by William J. Cromie, pp. 993-1000
      41. The Strange Adventures of Al Priddy in Search of an Education by Al Priddy, pp. 1001-1012
      42. The Conservation of Womanhood and Childhood by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 1013-1019
      43. The Spectator, pp. 1020-1021
      44. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 1022-1024 - 17 Reviews
        The Five Great Philosophies of Life by William De Witt Hyde
        Memories and Studies by William James
        Mrs. Gaskell: Haunts, Homes, and Stories by Esther Alice Chadwick
        A Concordance to the Poems of William Wordsworth by Lane Cooper
        Jane Dawson by William N. Harben
        The Sunset of the Heroes by W.M.L. Hutchinson
        Find the Woman by Gelett Burgess
        Sun Lore of All Ages by William Tyler Olcott
        The Story of France as Told to Boys and Girls by Mary MacGregor
        The Life of a Tiger by S. Eardley-Wilmot
        The Rose and the Ring by William Makepeace Thackeray
        Naval Strategy by Alfred T. Mahan
        Sunday Evenings in the College Chapel by Francis G. Peabody
        Illuminated Manuscripts by John Alexander Herbert and Evelyn Underhill
        Bird Studies for Home and School by Herman C. De Groat
        Annual of the Society of Illustrators
        The Presidential Campaign of 1860 by Emerson David Fite
      45. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 1025-1027
      46. By the Way, pp. 1028-1034
    13. [+]
      December 30, 1911 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The President's Messages, p. 1031
      2. The Army and Navy , p. 1031
      3. Administrative Questions , p. 1032
      4. Currency Reform , p. 1033
      5. The Progressive Movement in Massachusetts, p. 1033
      6. International Peace, p. 1034
      7. The Chinese Revolution, p. 1035
      8. Russia Triumphs in Persia, p. 1035
      9. The Lloyd George Insurance Bill, p. 1036
      10. Elijah in Prison, p. 1037
      11. The Camorra Trial, p. 1038
      12. Premature but Prophetic, p. 1038
      13. The Stigmata of Chivalry, p. 1038
      14. A Real Comic Supplement, p. 1039
      15. The Year and the Years, p. 1039
      16. The Tariff on Wool, p. 1040
      17. The Russian Treaty, pp. 1041-1042
      18. A Little Catechism on Money, p. 1043
      19. John Bigelow: Gentleman, p. 1044
      20. The Russian Treaty, Arbitration, and Hypocrisy by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 1045-1047
      21. An Official Denial, p. 1048
      22. The Assurance of Immortality by George Hodges, pp. 1049-1051
      23. Alyosha the Pot by Leo Tolstoy, pp. 1052-1054
      24. Everybody's Money by Edwin R.A. Seligman, pp. 1055-1059
      25. His Mother's Apron-Strings by Isabel C. Barrows, p. 1060
      26. Business Illusions by Herbert G. Stockwell, pp. 1061-1063
      27. A Man of Peace at Home by A.R.L., pp. 1064-1066
      28. The Mood of the Son of Man by Arthur H. Gleason, p. 1067
      29. The Spectator, pp. 1068-1069
      30. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 1070-1072 - 16 Reviews
        My Larger Education by Booker T. Washington
        Robert E. Lee: The Southerner by Thomas Nelson Page
        The Works of George Meredith by George Meredith
        A Girl's Student Days and After by Jeannette Marks
        The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen by Henrik Ibsen
        The American Woman and Her Home by Annie Louise Patrick Hillis
        The Librarian at Play by Edmund Lester Pearson
        The Vicissitudes of a Lady-in-Waiting, 1735-1821 by Eugene Welvert
        Nineteenth-Century English Ceramic Art by J.F. Blacker
        Frank Brangwyn and His Work by Walter Shaw-Sparrow
        A Treatise on the Federal Corporation Tax Law by Thomas Gold Frost
        The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
        History of Scotland by Robert S. Rait
        Goethe and His Woman Friends by Mary Carol Crawford
        The Transformation of Krag by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr.
        Recollections of a Parisian by Poumies de la Siboutie, A. Branche, and L. Dagoury, ...
      31. Letters to The Outlook, pp. 1073-1075
      32. By the Way, p. 1076
      33. Index to Volume 99, pp. 1077-1078
3. [+]
  Issues of 1912 = 34 Issues, 981 Articles
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  Issues of 1913 = 52 Issues, 1,756 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1914 = 52 Issues, 1,657 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1915 = 52 Issues, 1,654 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1916 = 52 Issues, 1,671 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1917 = 35 Issues, 1,169 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1918 = 51 Issues, 1,810 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1919 = 48 Issues, 1,522 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1920s = 10 Years, 520 Issues, 17,587 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1920 = 52 Issues, 1,723 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1921 = 52 Issues, 1,567 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1922 = 52 Issues, 1,607 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 52 Issues, 1,577 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,646 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,593 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 52 Issues, 1,714 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 52 Issues, 1,839 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 52 Issues, 2,280 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 2,041 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 6 Years, 144 Issues, 2,912 Articles
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  Issues of 1930 = 52 Issues, 1,144 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,107 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 10 Issues, 181 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 213 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 184 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 6 Issues, 83 Articles