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A French View of the American Working-man

by Prof. Theodore Stanton

The Forum, June 1898, pp. 496-502

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    January 1898 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Our Coastal Defences by Maj.-Gen. Nelson A. Miles, pp. 513-519
    2. The Future of Bimetallism by Senator George G. Vest, pp. 520-526
    3. Electrical Advance in the Past Ten Years by Elihu Thomson, pp. 527-539
    4. Exports and Wages by Jacob Schoenhof, pp. 540-552
    5. The Reconquest of New York by Tammany by Simon Sterne, pp. 553-567
    6. The Political Outlook by Henry Watterson, pp. 568-578
    7. The Incorporation of the Working-Class by Hugh McGregor, pp. 579-590
    8. China, and Chinese Railway Concessions by Clarence Cary, pp. 591-605
    9. Is it Worth While to Take out a Patent? by Harwood Huntington, pp. 606-611
    10. Education in Hawaii by Henry S. Townsend, pp. 612-618
    11. American Excavations at Sparta and Corinth by J. Gennadius, pp. 619-629
    12. The Relation of the Drama to Literature by Prof. Brander Matthews, pp. 630-658
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    February 1898 Issue = 10 Articles
    1. Antarctic Exploration and its Importance by Sir Clements R. Markham, K.C.B., pp. 641-650
    2. Dangerous Defects of our Electoral System: A Remedy---II by Hon. J.G. Carlisle, pp. 651-659
    3. The Relation of Production to Productive Capacity---II by Hon. Carroll D. Wright, pp. 660-675
    4. Whence Came the American Indian? by Major John W. Powell, pp. 676-688
    5. The True Meaning of the New Sugar Tariff by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, pp. 689-697
    6. Britain's Exploitation of the Nile Valley by Hon. Frederic C. Penfield, pp. 698-710
    7. The Condition of the American Working-Class by Frank K. Foster, pp. 711-722
    8. Side-Lights on Postal Reform by Orville J. Victor, pp. 723-728
    9. Corn and Cotton-Seed: Why the Price of Corn is Low by C. Wood Davis, pp. 729-743
    10. Alexis de Tocqueville's "Recollections" and Self-Revelations by Karl Blind, pp. 744-786
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    March 1898 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Should the United States Produce its Sugar? by Hon. James Wilson, pp. 1-10
    2. The Duty of Annexing Hawaii by Senator John T. Morgan, pp. 11-16
    3. Our Duty to Cuba by Senator H.D. Money, pp. 17-24
    4. The Democratic Party and its Future by Hon. William J. Stone, pp. 25-34
    5. China's Complications and American Trade by Clarence Cary, pp. 35-45
    6. Brazil: Its Commerce and Resources by Hon. T.L. Thompson, pp. 46-58
    7. England and Egypt by A. Silva White, pp. 59-71
    8. Some Recent Municipal Gas History by Edward W. Bemis, pp. 72-82
    9. Organ Music and Organ-Playing by Alexandre Guilmant, pp. 83-89
    10. The Tramp Problem: A Remedy by Henry E. Rood, pp. 90-94
    11. It is Worth While to Take out a Patent by Edwin J. Prindle, pp. 95-98
    12. State Control of Political Parties by Senator Frank D. Pavey, pp. 99-108
    13. Recent Astronomical Progress by Prof. Simon Newcomb, pp. 109-119
    14. The Neo-Romantic Novel by G.R. Carpenter, pp. 120-150
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    April 1898 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Dangerous Demands of the Interstate Commerce Commission by Milton H. Smith, pp. 129-143
    2. England and France in West Africa by Thomas Gibson Bowles, M.P., pp. 144-158
    3. The Political Situation in Europe and the East by Maj.-Gen. Nelson A. Miles, pp. 159-165
    4. Central America: Its Resources and Commerce by William Eleroy Curtis, pp. 166-177
    5. The Economics of Genius by John Mackinnon Robertson, pp. 178-190
    6. The Handel Revival in Germany by Bruno Schrader, pp. 191-202
    7. The English Governing Oligarchy by Sidney Low, pp. 203-213
    8. Professor Munsterberg's Attack on Experimental Psychology by Prof. Charles B. Bliss, pp. 214-223
    9. Is there Work Enough for All? by Hon. William T. Harris, pp. 224-236
    10. The Kalevala by Charles Upson Clark, pp. 237-245
    11. Recent Histories of Literature by William P. Trent, pp. 246-278
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    June 1898 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Our War with Spain: its Justice and Necessity by Senator Joseph B. Foraker, pp. 385-395
    2. The Hull Army Bill by Hon. John A.T. Hull, pp. 396-402
    3. Cuba, and its Value as a Colony by Robert T. Hill, pp. 403-415
    4. The War for Cuba by Joseph Edgar Chamberlin, pp. 416-425
    5. Social Conditions in our Newest Territory by Helen C. Candee, pp. 426-437
    6. Textile War Between the North and the South by Jerome Dowd, pp. 438-444
    7. The Little Kingdom of the President by Henry Litchfield West, pp. 445-456
    8. The School System of Germany: its Merits and Defects by Theobald Ziegler, pp. 457-470
    9. The Ideal Training of the American Girl by Prof. Thomas Davidson, pp. 471-480
    10. Some Aspects of the Teaching Profession by William H. Burnham, pp. 481-495
    11. A French View of the American Working-man by Prof. Theodore Stanton, pp. 496-502
    12. Have We Still Need of Poetry? by Prof. Calvin Thomas, pp. 503-530
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    July 1898 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. William Ewart Gladstone by Justin McCarthy, M.P., pp. 513-533
    2. The Philippine Islands by Frank F. Hilder, pp. 534-545
    3. Our Inadequate Consular Service by Senator Stephen M. White, pp. 546-554
    4. The Ethics of Modern Warfare by Hon. S.J. Barrows, pp. 555-568
    5. International Relations Disturbed by an Insect by L.O. Howard, pp. 569-573
    6. Austria-Hungary Under the Reign of Francis Joseph by His Excellency Albert von Schaffle, pp. 574-584
    7. The People of Hawaii by Henry Schuler Townsend, pp. 585-592
    8. The Depression in the Cotton Industry: a Remedy by Hon. Luther F. McKinney, pp. 593-597
    9. The Nation's Records by Adelaide R. Hasse, pp. 598-602
    10. Does Machinery Displace Labor? by C. Wood Davis, pp. 603-617
    11. Indian Superstitions and Legends by Simon Pokagon, pp. 618-629
    12. The Evolution of the German Drama---II by Dr. Ernst von Wildenbruch, pp. 630-656
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    August 1898 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Spanish War and the Equalibrium of the World by Brooks Adams, pp. 641-651
    2. The Anglo-American Commission by Edward Farrer, pp. 652-663
    3. Austria-Hungary Under the Reign of Francis Joseph II by His Excellency Albert von Schaffle, pp. 664-675
    4. New Constitutional Amendments by James Schouler, pp. 676-682
    5. The Development of the Policy of Reciprocity by Hon. John Ball Osborne, pp. 683-692
    6. The Future of Great Telescopes by T.J.J. See, pp. 693-701
    7. Our Need of a Permanent Diplomatic Service by Hon. George L. Rives, pp. 702-711
    8. How a Savage Tribe is Governed by Major John W. Powell, pp. 712-722
    9. The Repetition of History in Our War with Spain by S. Leonard Thurlow, pp. 723-735
    10. The Problem of Immortality: Some Recent Mediumistic Phenomena by James H. Hyslop, pp. 736-748
    11. New Trials for Old Favorites by Prof. Brander Matthews, pp. 749-782
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    September 1898 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. The Balloon in Warfare by H. Hergesell, pp. 1-13
    2. Isolation or Imperialism? by John R. Procter, pp. 14-26
    3. Lessons of Our War Loan by Frank A. Vanderlip, pp. 27-36
    4. Our Interest in the Next Congress of the Powers by Truxtun Beale, pp. 37-40
    5. The Significance of the Oregon Election by Wallace McCamant, pp. 41-44
    6. The Pilgrimage to the Klondyke and its Outcome by Frederick Palmer, pp. 45-55
    7. The Course of Human Development by W.J. McGee, pp. 56-65
    8. Democratic Art by Oscar Lovell Triggs, pp. 66-79
    9. The New Psychology and the Consulting Psychologist by Josiah Royce, pp. 80-96
    10. Gold and Other Resources of the Far West by J.A. Latcha, pp. 97-107
    11. Our Public Grazing-Lands by Frederick V. Coville, pp. 108-118
    12. The Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero by Gustav Kobbe, pp. 119-128
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    October 1898 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. England and Russia in the Far East by Geoffrey Drage, pp. 129-135
    2. The Populist Conceit by Justin S. Morrill, pp. 136-142
    3. About Play-Acting by Mark Twain, pp. 143-151
    4. The Conduct of the Cubans in the Late War by O.O. Howard, pp. 152-156
    5. Amateurs in War by A. Maurice Low, pp. 157-166
    6. Our War with Spain, from the Political Point of View by Henry Litchfield West, pp. 167-176
    7. The Dangers of Imperialism by William MacDonald, pp. 177-187
    8. Bismarck by Dietrich Schafer, pp. 188-199
    9. Tammany Past and Present by Edward Cary, pp. 200-210
    10. A Decade of Magazine Literature by Charles H. Eaton, pp. 211-216
    11. Tramps and Hoboes by E. Lamar Bailey, pp. 217-221
    12. Intercollegiate Debating by Cecil Frederick Bacon, pp. 222-228
    13. Industrial Investigations by Jacob Schoenhof, pp. 229-241
    14. The Byron Revival by William P. Trent, pp. 242-256
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    November 1898 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. The Dreyfus Affair by Yves Guyot, pp. 257-278
    2. Shall We Keep the Philippines? by Charles Denby, pp. 279-281
    3. The Moral of the Cuban War by Goldwin Smith, pp. 282-293
    4. Naval Lessons of the War by Fred T. Jane, pp. 294-305
    5. Some Weak Places in our Pension System by S.N. Clark, pp. 306-320
    6. Germany and Great Britain by Albert von Schaffle, pp. 321-330
    7. The Nicaragua Canal by Warner Miller, pp. 331-342
    8. The New Panama Canal by H.L. Abbot, pp. 343-353
    9. Does College Education Pay? by John Carleton Jones, pp. 354-363
    10. The Change in English Sentiment toward the United States by Sidney Low, pp. 364-373
    11. Hermann Sudermann by Benjamin W. Wells, pp. 374-384
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    December 1898 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. The Doctrine of Intervention by Charles Denby, pp. 385-392
    2. Annexation and Universal Suffrage by J.B. McMaster, pp. 393-402
    3. Lessons of the Recent Election by J.W. Babcock, pp. 403-405
    4. Forest Fires by Henry Gannett, pp. 406-412
    5. Political Activity in the Civil Service by Perry S. Heath, pp. 413-426
    6. The Relation of Japan to Other Nations by D.W. Stevens, pp. 427-433
    7. The Educated Negro and Menial Pursuits by W.S. Scarborough, pp. 434-440
    8. Journalism: its Rewards and its Opportunities by Truman A. De Weese, pp. 441-451
    9. Recent Construction of the Federal Anti-Trust Act by David Willcox, pp. 452-458
    10. Germany and Great Britain---II by Albert von Schaffle, pp. 459-470
    11. The Protest of the Pillager Indians by Francis E. Leupp, pp. 471-484
    12. Sociological and Ethnical Sources of the Greatness of Venice by Cesare Lombroso, pp. 485-501
    13. Cyrano de Bergerac by Gustav Kobbe, pp. 502-512
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