The Atlantic Monthly/Volume 109/Number 3

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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

MARCH, 1912


Articles

To a Citizen of the Old School, Samuel McChord Crothers 289
The Sunset of the Confederacy, Morris Schaff 296
The Little Gray Ghost, Cornelia A. P. Comer 311
A Dream, John Galsworthy 321
East and West, Charles Johnston 324
The Significance of the Persian Question, Roland G. Usher 332
The Wildcat Trail, Richard Rice, Jr. 340
The Prospects of Anglo-Saxon Democracy, L. T. Hobhouse 345
The Third Dimension in Land-Tenure, William D. Parkinson 353
The One Left, E. V. Lucas 364
The Penitent, Grace Fallow Norton 367
A Kingdom in the Slums, Mary Antin 368
The Persistence of Religion, George Hodges 379
The Principal Girl, J. C. Snaith 390
A Boys’ School in Utopia, A Utopian 404
White Roses, L. P. Jacks 412
The Fairy Touch, Clarence Stone 418
Paying for Plush 421
An Avian Dread 423
The Privileges of Age 427
Oregon’s Initiative and Referendum Again,
A Letter to the Editor, Lester B. Shippee 429
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