CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.

JANUARY, 1886.

I. Society in the New South

II. What an American Philosophy Should Be
III. The Christian Conception of Property
IV. Lunar Problems now under Debate
V. The Political Situation

VI. A Free Press in the Middle Colonies .

VII. Monsieur Motte

VIII. Criticisms, Notes, and Reviews-

CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER

JAMES MCCOSH

C. H. PARKHURST
C. A. YOUNG

JOHN BACH MCMASTER

The English Elections-The English Protectionists-Speculative Biology-Localization of Brain

Functions-The New Star-Pithom and the Route of the Exodus-The Discovery of Naukratis-

The Drift toward Universities-Speculative Philosophy in Germany-The Scientific Movement in

German Philosophy.

I. Gray

MARCH, 1886.

II. Contemporary English Ethics"

III. The Just Scales

IV. Federal Aid in Education

V. Do We Require a Diplomatic Service?

VI. The Movement for the Redemption of Niagara

VII. John Sunde

VIII. Criticisms, Notes, and Reviews-

A Chat about Periodicals-The Parnellite Demands-The Kinetic View of Matter-Prison Labor-

International Copyright-Stedman's Poets of America-Fifty Years of German Universities

-Waldstein's Essays on the Art of Pheidias-Fisher's Outlines of Universal History-The Life and

Letters of Agassiz--Movements in Modern Mathematics-New Books.

I. Wordsworth's Passion

MAY, 1886.

II. Speech: Its Mental and Physical Elements.

III. The Seventh Petition

IV. Egyptian Monotheism

V. The Present Position of Civil Service Reform.

VI. The Freedman During the War

VII. The Novel of Our Times

VIII. Botany Bay.

IX. Criticisms, Notes, and Reviews-

TITUS MUNSON COAN

M. ALLEN STARR

GEORGE BANCROFT

C. LORING BRACE

THEODORE ROOSEVELT

O. O. HOWARD

F. N. ZABRISKIE

ANNIE TRUMBULL SLOSSON

A Glance Backward-Labor Statistics-The Irish Question and English Politics-The English Con-

stitution-Recent Works in English Letters-Book Reviews.

X. Record-

American-Foreign-Literary-Scientific-Art and Archæology.

XI. Analytical Index of Vol. I.

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Decay of Art, The......

Defeat of the English Liberals....

Despatch Box, In and Around a...

Development of Philosophy in Germany.

Education Bills before Congress...

Education of Workingmen's Children....

Electives in College Studies...

Enlistment of Lafayette, The..

Freedman during the War, The..

Genius....

Helen Jackson, Reminiscences of....

Home Rule Rebuff.......

Indian Treaties and National Honor..

Is Germany our University Model ?.

John Bunyan and his Times...

Longfellow's Biography.......

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