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    January 1895 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Are Our Moral Standards Shifting? by Albert B. Hart, pp. 513-522
    2. The Humiliating Report of the Strike Commission by H.P. Robinson, pp. 523-531
    3. Grave Danger in Our Presidential-Election System by James Schouler, pp. 532-536
    4. Is the Existing Income-Tax Unconstitutional? by David A. Wells, pp. 537-542
    5. Dickens's Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison, pp. 543-553
    6. The Anatomy of a Tenement Street by Alvan F. Sanborn, pp. 554-572
    7. The Crux of the Money Controversy: Has Gold Risen? by Louis A. Garnett, pp. 573-586
    8. The Pay and Rank of Journalists by Henry King, pp. 587-596
    9. The Labor Church: Religion of the Labor Movement by John Trevor, pp. 597-601
    10. To Ancient Greek through Modern? No! by Paul Shorey, pp. 602-608
    11. Motherhood and Citizenship: Woman's Wisest Policy by Katrina Trask, pp. 609-615
    12. A New Aid to Popular Education: Free Travelling Libraries by William R. Eastman, pp. 616-621
    13. Proper Training and the Future of the Indians by J.W. Powell, pp. 622-629
    14. The Increasing Cost of Collegiate Education by Charles F. Thwing, pp. 630-635
    15. The Financial Year and the Outlook, pp. 636-640
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    February 1895 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Should the Government Retire from Banking? by William C. Cornwell, pp. 641-646
    2. Why Gold is Exported by A.S. Heidelbach, pp. 647-651
    3. The Programme of German Socialism by Wilhelm Liebknecht, pp. 652-663
    4. Fallacies Underlying Social Discontent by Henry Holt, pp. 664-678
    5. Has the Profession of Law Become Commercialized? by W.B. Hornblower, pp. 679-685
    6. The Outlook for Decorative Art in America by Frank Fowler, pp. 686-693
    7. A Religion Study of a Baptist Town by William Bayard Hale, pp. 694-703
    8. Steps Toward Government Control of Railroads by Carroll D. Wright, pp. 704-713
    9. Colorado's Experiment with Populism by Joel F. Vaile, pp. 714-723
    10. The Great Realists and the Empty Story-Tellers by H.H. Boyesen, pp. 724-731
    11. Student-Honor and College Examinations by W. Le Conte Stevens, pp. 732-742
    12. True American Ideals by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 743-750
    13. The Barnacles of Fire-Insurance by Louis Windmuller, pp. 751-760
    14. Index, pp. 761-764
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    March 1895 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. The Business World vs. the Politicians by James H. Eckels, pp. 1-7
    2. Our Blundering Foreign Policy by H.C. Lodge, pp. 8-17
    3. What Would I do with the Tariff if I were Czar? by Andrew Carnegie, pp. 18-28
    4. Charlotte Bronte's Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison, pp. 29-40
    5. The Two Eternal Types in Fiction by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 41-47
    6. Is the Income Tax Constitutional and Just? by Edwin R.A. Seligman, pp. 48-56
    7. Two Examples of Successful Profit-Sharing by Frank W. Blackmar, pp. 57-67
    8. The Social Discontent---II. Some Remedies by Henry Holt, pp. 68-82
    9. The Tenement the Real Problem of Civilization by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 83-94
    10. The Work of Village-Improvement Societies by B.G. Northrop, pp. 95-105
    11. The Antitoxine Treatment of Diphtheria by L. Emmett Holt, pp. 106-117
    12. A Week in New York Theatres by John Gilmer Speed, pp. 118-128
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    April 1895 Issue = 9 Articles
    1. The Real "Quintessence of Socialism" by W.H. Mallock, pp. 129-142
    2. The Battle of Standards and the Fall of Prices by Edward Atkinson, pp. 143-158
    3. Is Sound Finance Possible under Popular Government? by John Bach McMaster, pp. 159-168
    4. The Social Discontent---III. More Remedies by Henry Holt, pp. 169-186
    5. Women in European Universities by Alice Zimmern, pp. 187-199
    6. A Study of Beggars and their Lodgings by Alvan F. Sanborn, pp. 200-213
    7. The Dooom of the Small Town by Henry J. Fletcher, pp. 214-223
    8. Studies of Notable Men: Lord Rosebery by Justin McCarthy, pp. 224-237
    9. Suppression of the Lottery and other Gambling by Newman Smyth, pp. 238-256
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    May 1895 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Bismarck: The Strongest Personality since Napoleon by Theodore Ayrault Dodge, pp. 257-275
    2. Why Canadians Do Not Favor Annexation by John G. Bourinot, pp. 276-288
    3. The Criminal Crowding of Public Schools by James H. Penniman, pp. 289-300
    4. Have We Equality of Opportunity? by Carroll D. Wright, pp. 301-312
    5. Can We Revive the Olympic Games? by Paul Shorey, pp. 313-323
    6. Anthony Trollope's Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison, pp. 324-337
    7. The Government as a Great Publisher by Ainsworth R. Spofford, pp. 338-349
    8. Pettifogging Law-Schools and an Untrained Bar by David Starr Jordan, pp. 350-355
    9. Our Debt to Inventors: Shall We Discourage Them? by R.H. Thurston, pp. 356-363
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      The Rebound from Agnosticism: Mr. Balfour's Book by J.G. Schurman, pp. 364-374 - 1 Review
      1. The Foundations of Belief by Arthur J. Balfour
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      McMaster's "History of the People of the United States" by Albert Bushnell Hart, pp. 375-379 - 1 Review
      1. A History of the People of the United States by John Bach McMaster
    12. Indications of Business Improvement, pp. 380-384
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    June 1895 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. The Growth of American Nationality by Francis A. Walker, pp. 385-400
    2. The Free-Silver Argument by W.H. Harvey, pp. 401-409
    3. The Grotesque Fallacies of the Free-Silver Argument by John De Witt Warner, pp. 410-418
    4. A Rational Correlation of School Studies by J.M. Rice, pp. 419-428
    5. An American Educational System in Fact by E.P. Powell, pp. 429-437
    6. College Finances: The Best Investment in the World by Charles F. Thwing, pp. 438-447
    7. Studies of Notable Men: Mr. Joseph Chamberlain by Justin McCarthy, pp. 448-457
    8. Are We Degenerating? by Charles L. Dana, pp. 458-465
    9. The Future of the Great Arid West by E.V. Smalley, pp. 466-475
    10. Mr. Kipling's Work, So Far by William Henry Bishop, pp. 476-483
    11. The Great Libraries of the United States by Herbert Putnam, pp. 484-494
    12. The Only Cure for Slums by E.R.L. Gould, pp. 495-500
    13. Why the American Conversational Voice is Bad by Fletcher Osgood, pp. 501-507
    14. The Improving Condition of Business, pp. 508-512
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    July 1895 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. Salutary Results of the Income-Tax Decision by George F. Edmunds, pp. 513-520
    2. Political Dangers of the Income-Tax Decision by Edward B. Whitney, pp. 521-531
    3. Society's Protection Against the Degenerates by Max Nordau, pp. 532-543
    4. The Proper Perspective of American History by Woodrow Wilson, pp. 544-559
    5. Charles Kingsley's Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison, pp. 560-572
    6. "Coin's" Food for the Gullible by J. Laurence Laughlin, pp. 573-585
    7. Sound Currency the Dominant Political Issue by William Salomon, pp. 586-594
    8. A Previous Era of Popular Madness and Its Lessons by E.G. Ross, pp. 595-605
    9. Successful Efforts to Teach Art to the Masses by Hamlin Garland, pp. 606-609
    10. Results of Picture-Exhibitions in Lower New York by A.C. Bernheim, pp. 610-613
    11. The Art-Work Done by Hull-House, Chicago by Jane Addams, pp. 614-617
    12. A "Pastoral Letter": Is the Church Yet so Timid? by Eliza Gold, pp. 618-628
    13. Confessions of a Literary Hack, pp. 629-640
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    August 1895 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Twentieth Century by Henry B. Brown, pp. 641-657
    2. The Bond Syndicate: its Excellent Work by A.B. Hepburn, pp. 658-666
    3. My Literary Recollections by Maurus Jokai, pp. 667-680
    4. Substitution of Teacher for Text-Book by J.M. Rice, pp. 681-688
    5. Chautauqua: Its Aims and Influence by Albert S. Cook, pp. 689-706
    6. Is an Income Tax Socialistic? by W.H. Mallock, pp. 707-722
    7. The Goethe Archives by Eric Schmidt#2, pp. 723-736
    8. The Drift of Population to Cities by Henry J. Fletcher, pp. 737-745
    9. The Deep-Waterways Problem by E.V. Smalley, pp. 746-752
    10. An Appeal to Housekeepers by Christina Goodwin, pp. 753-760
    11. Index, pp. 761-764
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    September 1895 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Enforcement of Law by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 1-10
    2. Municipal Progress and the Living Wage by D. McG. Means, pp. 11-22
    3. Professor Huxley by Richard H. Hutton, pp. 23-32
    4. Criminal Anthropology: Its Origin and Application by C. Lombroso, pp. 33-49
    5. Shall Cuba be Free? by Clarence King, pp. 50-65
    6. George Eliot's Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison, pp. 66-78
    7. The Benefits of Hard Times by Edward Atkinson, pp. 79-90
    8. The Anecdotic Side of English Parliamentary Dissolutions by Martin J. Griffin, pp. 91-102
    9. Unsanitary Schools and Public Indifference by Douglas H. Stewart, pp. 103-112
    10. Methods and Difficulties of Child-Study by Mrs. Annie Howes Barus, pp. 113-119
    11. The Civil Service as a Career by H.T. Newcomb, pp. 120-128
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    October 1895 Issue = 10 Articles
    1. Well-Meant but Futile Endowments: The Remedy by Charles F. Thwing, pp. 133-143
    2. A Crisis in English History by Sir Herbert Maxwell, pp. 144-159
    3. Causes of the Liberal Defeat by George W.E. Russell, pp. 160-169
    4. "Why, Whence, and Whither?" by Justin McCarthy, pp. 170-180
    5. The Renascence in English by Richard Burton, pp. 181-192
    6. Demand and Supply under Socialism by W.H. Mallock, pp. 193-210
    7. The Resuscitation of Blue-Laws by Louis Windmuller, pp. 211-217
    8. Political Leaders of the Reconstruction Period by E.G. Ross, pp. 218-234
    9. The Actor, the Manager, and the Public by John Malone, pp. 235-246
    10. Higher Pay and a Better Training for Teachers by John Gilmer Speed, pp. 247-256
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    November 1895 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Third-Term Tradition by John Bach McMaster, pp. 257-265
    2. The General Railroad Situation by O.D. Ashley, pp. 266-276
    3. The Navy as a Career by Alfred T. Mahan, pp. 277-283
    4. A Review of Huxley's Essays by W.K. Brooks, pp. 284-299
    5. Plutocracy and Paternalism by Lester F. WArd, pp. 300-310
    6. Woman's Position in Pagan Times by H.H. Boyesen, pp. 311-316
    7. Studies of Notable Men: Stamboloff by Stoyan K. Vatralsky, pp. 317-333
    8. The Modern Literary King by Edward W. Bok, pp. 334-355
    9. The Centenary of Keats by Montgomery Schuyler, pp. 356-363
    10. Cooperation Among Farmers by Edward F. Adams, pp. 364-376
    11. A Generation of College Women by Frances M. Abbott, pp. 377-384
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    December 1895 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Conditions for American Commercial and Financial Supremacy by Paul Leroy-Beaulieu, pp. 385-400
    2. The Nature of Liberty by W.D. Howells, pp. 401-409
    3. Thomas Brackett Reed and the Fifty-First Congress by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 410-418
    4. The Ethics of Party Loyalty by George Walton Green, pp. 419-428
    5. The Trail of "Trilby" by Albert D. Vandam, pp. 429-444
    6. Editorship as a Profession for Women by Margaret E. Sangster, pp. 445-464
    7. The Monroe Doctrine: His Work and Influence by William R. Thayer, pp. 465-479
    8. The Pilgrim Principle and the Pilgrim Heritage by William De Witt Hyde, pp. 480-488
    9. The Obligation of the Inactive by Katrina Trask, pp. 489-491
    10. Crime Among Animals by William Ferrero, pp. 492-498
    11. Has the Mormon Church Re-Entered Politics? by Glen Miller, pp. 499-507
    12. The Literary Hack and His Critics, pp. 508-512
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