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Issues of the 1890s = 10 Years, 103 Issues, 1,272 Articles
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  Issues of 1890 = 1 Issue, 11 Articles
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  Issues of 1891 = 12 Issues, 152 Articles
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    January 1891 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Division of Africa by Prof. Emile de Laveleye, pp. 479-496
    2. Formative Influences by President Timothy Dwight, pp. 497-507
    3. The Shibboleth of Liberty by W.S. Lilly, pp. 508-516
    4. Is Verse in Danger? by Prof. Edmund Gosse, pp. 517-526
    5. The Revolution in Medicine by Dr. Austin Flint, pp. 527-536
    6. Conservative Progress by Rev. Dr. George D. Boardman, pp. 537-545
    7. The Coming Billionaire by Thomas G. Shearman, pp. 546-557
    8. Does the Negro Seek Social Equality? by Rev. J.C. Price, pp. 558-564
    9. The Manufacture of Ancestors by John D. Champlin, Jr., pp. 565-572
    10. Reform in Railway Construction by Oberlin Smith, pp. 573-584
    11. The Revolt against Matrimony by Eliza Lynn Linton, pp. 585-630
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    February 1891 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. The Vanishing Surplus by Senator John G. Carlisle, pp. 597-606
    2. Formative Influences by Prof. Basil L. Gildersleeve, pp. 607-617
    3. The Next Step in Education by President Charles Kendall Adams, pp. 618-632
    4. Was the Emin Expedition Piratical? by E.L. Godkin, pp. 633-644
    5. The Physical Basis of Mind by Dr. Henry Maudsley, pp. 645-657
    6. Bowdlerized Biography by Walter Lewin, pp. 658-666
    7. The Four Modes of Life by Major J.W. Powell, pp. 667-677
    8. As the Chinese See Us by President W.A.P. Martin, pp. 678-688
    9. The Farmer's Changed Condition by Prof. Rodney Welch, pp. 689-700
    10. Political Progress in Japan by Rev. Dr. William Elliot Griffis, pp. 701-707
    11. The Government and the Indians by Hirman Price, pp. 708-716
    12. Index to the Tenth Volume of The Forum, pp. 717-750
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    March 1891 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Nicaragua Canal by Senator John Sherman, pp. 1-9
    2. Silver as a Circulating Medium by George S. Boutwell, pp. 10-18
    3. Do We Hate England? by Bishop A. Cleveland Coxe, pp. 19-28
    4. The Shibboleth of "The People" by W.S. Lilly, pp. 29-37
    5. Freedom of Religious Discussion by Prof. Max Muller, pp. 38-49
    6. Formative Influences by Martha J. Lamb, pp. 50-58
    7. A New Policy for the Public Schools by John Bascom, pp. 59-66
    8. Our Bargain with the Inventor by Park Benjamin, pp. 67-78
    9. Railways under Government Control by W.M. Acworth, pp. 79-90
    10. The Ring and the Trust by Rev. Dr. William Barry, pp. 91-102
    11. Russia's Treatment of Jewish Subjects by P.G. Hubert, Jr., pp. 103-114
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    April 1891 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. What Can We Do for the Poor? by Rev. Dr. W.S. Rainsford, pp. 115-126
    2. The Fate of the Election Bill by Senator George F. Hoar, pp. 127-136
    3. A Defective Census by Roger Q. Mills, pp. 137-145
    4. Will Morality Survive Religion? by Prof. Goldwin Smith, pp. 146-156
    5. The Growth of Sentiency by Major J.W. Powell, pp. 157-167
    6. Madame de Stael by W.E.H. Lecky, pp. 168-182
    7. Formative Influences by Prof. Simon Newcomb, pp. 183-191
    8. The Methods of Mind-readers by Dr. Charles Gatchell, pp. 192-204
    9. Trade-unionism and Utopia by W.H. Mallock, pp. 205-214
    10. Railway Passenger Rates by Prof. Arthur T. Hadley, pp. 215-220
    11. The Flood Plains of Rivers by W.J. McGee, pp. 221-234
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    May 1891 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. State Rights and Foreign Relations by Ex-Sec'y T.F. Bayard, pp. 235-249
    2. The Commonwealth of Australia by Sir Roderick W. Cameron #2, pp. 250-257
    3. The United States Census by President Francis A. Walker, pp. 258-267
    4. Reciprocity---Why Southward Only? by Roger Q. Mills, pp. 268-275
    5. Spain a Democratic Nation by Emilio Castelar, pp. 276-290
    6. South-western Commerce and Gulf Harbors by Senator William P. Frye, pp. 291-301
    7. Changes of Orthodoxy in England by Rev. Dr. Alfred Momerie, pp. 302-311
    8. The Transmission of Culture by Prof. Lester F. Ward, pp. 312-319
    9. Chemistry To-day and Its Problems by Prof. William Crookes, pp. 320-329
    10. The Bertillon System of Indentification by Alphonse Bertillon, pp. 330-341
    11. Our Servility in Literature by Prof. Thomas Davidson, pp. 342-346
    12. Free Silver Coinage---Why Not? by Edward Atkinson, pp. 347-351
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    June 1891 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Von Moltke and Future Warfare by Col. Theodore A. Dodge, pp. 353-366
    2. Church and Creed by Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs, pp. 367-378
    3. The Commonwealth of Australia by Sir Charles W. Dilke, pp. 379-397
    4. Immigration and the Tariff by The Hon. William McAdoo, pp. 398-405
    5. The Great Count of 1890 by President Francis A. Walker, pp. 406-418
    6. Our Chance for Commercial Supremacy by Ulysses D. Eddy, pp. 419-428
    7. Silver, and the Need of More Money by Senator Wm. M. Stewart, pp. 429-437
    8. Our International Copyright Law by Henry Holt, pp. 438-445
    9. A Rational System of Physical Training by President W. DeW. Hyde, pp. 446-452
    10. The New North-west by Senator Joseph N. Dolph, pp. 453-464
    11. A Glance at Our Finances by Joel Cook, pp. 465-467
    12. Western Lands and Mortgages by Prof. J.W. Gleed, pp. 468-470
    13. Southern Financial Interests by J.L. Williams, pp. 471-473
    14. Estimates of New Books, pp. 474-479
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    July 1891 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. The Emperor William II by Prof. F. Heinrich Geffcken, pp. 481-500
    2. The Colored Race in the United States by Prof. Francis A. Walker, pp. 501-509
    3. University Extension in America by Prof. Herbert B. Adams, pp. 510-523
    4. Operation of the Interstate Commerce Law by Aldace F. Walker, pp. 524-540
    5. Are Our Immigrants to Blame? by Oswald Ottendorfer, pp. 541-549
    6. The United States and Silver by Ex-Sec'y Charles S. Fairchild, pp. 550-558
    7. Why We Need Cuba by General Thomas Jordan, pp. 559-567
    8. Home Life in France by Philip Gilbert Hamerton, pp. 568-577
    9. The American Copyright Act by F.R. Daldy, pp. 578-588
    10. The Need of an Elastic Currency by David M. Stone, p. 589
    11. National Bank Embezzlements by J. Selwin Tait, pp. 590-594
    12. Estimates of New Books, pp. 595-600
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    August 1891 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Russian Finance: A Bad Investment by Dr. F. Heinrich Geffcken, pp. 601-610
    2. The Persecution of the Jews by Isaac A. Hourwitch, pp. 611-626
    3. Refuge for Russian Jews by Baron de Hirsch, pp. 627-633
    4. Immigration and Degradatoin by President Francis A. Walker, pp. 634-644
    5. The Chilian Struggle for Liberty by Ricardo L. Trumbull, pp. 645-651
    6. Literature in the Market-place by George E. Woodberry, pp. 652-661
    7. Profits of Fruit-culture in California by Ex-Gov. L.A. Sheldon, pp. 662-671
    8. Does Public Life Give Long Careers? by Edward P. Clark, pp. 672-682
    9. The Greathead Underground Electric Railway by Simon Sterne, pp. 683-692
    10. A New Route to the North Pole by Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, pp. 693-709
    11. Will Dr. Nansen Succeed? by Gen. A.W. Greely, pp. 710-716
    12. The Causes of Gold Exports by G.G. Williams, pp. 717-719
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    September 1891 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. An American Boys' School---What It Should Be by Henry A. Coit, pp. 1-11
    2. Ideals of the New American University by David Starr Jordan, pp. 12-17
    3. Technological Education in the United States by H.W. Tyler, pp. 18-27
    4. A Review of the Higher Education of Women by Alice Freeman Palmer, pp. 28-40
    5. Physicla Hindrances to Teaching Girls by Charlotte W. Porter, pp. 41-49
    6. The Farmer's Isolation and the Remedy by John W. Bookwalter, pp. 50-61
    7. Authors' Complaints and Publishers' Profits by George Haven Putnam, pp. 62-77
    8. The Growth and Triumph of Wagnerism by Henry T. Finck, pp. 78-88
    9. The Gov. of the U.S. in Account with the Tax-Payers by Edward Atkinson, pp. 89-97
    10. The Political Issues of 1892 by Henry Cabot Lodge, pp. 98-105
    11. The Growth of Industrial Capitalization by J. Selwin Tait, pp. 106-119
    12. The Future of the Electric Railway by Frank J. Sprague, pp. 120-130
    13. Accidents and Accident Insurance by James R. Pitcher, pp. 131-137
    14. Writers and Subjects, p. 138
    15. Book-List, pp. 139-140
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    October 1891 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. An English Estimate of Lowell by F.W. Farrar, pp. 141-152
    2. One Remedy for Municipal Misgovernment by Charles W. Eliot, pp. 153-168
    3. Social Verse by Algernon Charles Swinburne, pp. 169-185
    4. A Plan for a Permanent Bank System by Michael D. Harter, pp. 186-195
    5. The "Bennett Law" in Wisconsin by William F. Vilas, pp. 196-207
    6. The School Controversy in Illinois by E.M. Winston, pp. 208-214
    7. Real Meaning of the Free Coinage Agitation by Edward Atkinson, pp. 215-227
    8. Increase of Crime by "Reformatory" Prisons by William P. Andrews, pp. 228-237
    9. Agricultural Depression and Waste of Time by David Starr Jordan, pp. 238-246
    10. The Needs of our Army and Navy by Theodore Ayrault Dodge, pp. 247-261
    11. A Naval Militia and a Naval Reserve by Jacob W. Miller, pp. 262-269
    12. English Loyalty by H. Labouchere, pp. 270-280
    13. The Increase of Gambling and its Forms by W.B. Curtis, pp. 281-292
    14. Writers and Subjects, pp. 293-294
    15. Book-List, p. 295
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    November 1891 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Dangers to the Peace of Europe by Edward A. Freeman, pp. 297-311
    2. The Armed Truce of the Powers by William R. Thayer, pp. 312-329
    3. The Degradation of Pennsylvania Politics by Herbert Welsh, pp. 330-345
    4. Regulation of the Lobby in Massachusetts by Josiah Quincy, pp. 346-357
    5. English University Life for Women by Anne J. Clough, pp. 358-367
    6. The Death of Polygamy in Utah by Charles S. Zane, pp. 368-375
    7. The Profit of Good Country Roads by Isaac B. Potter, pp. 376-386
    8. American Shipbuilding and Commercial Supremacy by Charles H. Cramp, pp. 387-398
    9. The Danger of the Farmers' Alliance by John T. Morgan, pp. 399-409
    10. Commercial Future of the Pacific States by William L. Merry, pp. 410-417
    11. Estimates of New Books, pp. 418-421
    12. Writers and Subjects, p. 422
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    December 1891 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Degradation by Pensions---the Protest of Loyal Volunteers by A.R. Foote, pp. 423-432
    2. Significance of the Massachusetts Election by William E. Russell, pp. 433-440
    3. The Jewish Persecution---its Finan. and Inter. Aspects by Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu, pp. 441-452
    4. French Feeling towards Germany by Camille Pelletan, pp. 453-471
    5. Should the Silver Law of 1890 be Repealed? by Jacob H. Schiff, pp. 472-476
    6. A Plan for a Permanent Bank System by Horace White, pp. 477-482
    7. Bank-Note Circulation---Mr. Harter's Plan by Henry W. Cannon, pp. 483-487
    8. Thoughts about Education by Frederic Harrison, pp. 488-495
    9. Reformatory or Punitive Prison Management? by Elijah C. Foster, pp. 496-504
    10. Unregulated Competition Self-destructive by Aldace F. Walker, pp. 505-518
    11. The Work of Women's Clubs by Alice Hyneman Rhine, pp. 519-528
    12. Need School be a Blight to Child Life? by J.M. Rice, pp. 529-535
    13. A Day with Lord Tennyson by Edwin Arnold, pp. 536-548
    14. Estimates of New Books, pp. 549-552
    15. Writers and Subjects, pp. 553-554
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