The New Baedeker-Casual Notes of an Irresponsible Traveller

1 Malines (Illustrated)

Augustus St. Gaudens (Illustrated)

The Stooping Lady

Chapters XXXI, XXXII, XXXIII, XXXIV

Aspects of the Cities (Illustrated)

I The Cosmopolitanism of New York

Oh, Art!

Carcassonne (Illustrated)

The Mother of the Man

Chapters XII, XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, XVII

Unexpected Happenings and Some Recent Novels

A Woman's War-Rich Men's Children-The Trimmed Lamp-

Jerry Junior-His Courtship-The Message-The Sons of Seigneur FREDERIC TABER COOPER

Two Books of the Month

IE. A. Baker's "History in Fiction"

II Thomas Dixon's "The Traitor "

Jules Lemaître Versus Democracy (Illustrated)

A Free Lance Symposium

(with contributions by John Kendrick Bangs, Madeline S. Bridges,

Joe Cone, Theodosia Garrison, Tudor Jenks, W. J. Lampton,

William D. Nesbit, Zoe Anderson Norris, F. J. Pitzer, Laurana

W. Sheldon, Edwin L. Sabin, Clinton Scollard, Carolyn Wells,

Roy Farrell Greene and T. C. Harbaugh

The Victory of Publicity.

From The Diary of a Japanese Naval Officer

The Book in the Making. V

The Bookman's Table

History of English Prosody

The Book Mart

Reader's Guide to Books Received

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