The Atlantic Monthly/Volume 109/Number 6

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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

JUNE, 1912

Articles

Should Smith go to Church? Meredith Nicholson 721
Patents and the Public, Seth K. Humphrey 734
Clarissa’s Own Child, Cornelia A. P. Comer 739
The Value of Existing Trade-Unionism Charles N. Fay 758
The Feminizing of Culture, Earl Barnes 770
Does Human Nature Change?, H. M. Chittenden 777
Violin-Magic (To R. P. C.), Grace Hazard Conkling 783
Rousseau To-Day, Havelock Ellis 784
The Autobiography of an Individualist, James O. Fagan 795
Where “the Sick in Mind” are Free, Alice Isaacson 807
The Regeneration of Ireland, Sir Horace Plunkett 812
The Sunset of the Confederacy, Morris Schaff 817
Moods, Martin Armstrong 825
Tom Tiddler’s Ground, Arthur Quiller-Couch 826
Roosevelt the Politician, Francis E. Leupp 843
/Our Unchanging Nature?, Elisabeth Woodbridge 852
The Grammarless Age 855
The Lost Art of Going to Church 857


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