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Maximilian, his Allies and Enemies

Mexican Society in Maximilian's Time, 1866

by Sara Y. Stevenson

The Century Magazine, March 1898, pp. 707-718

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    January 1898 Issue = 29 Articles
    1. "A Lass Am I" by John Vance Cheney, p. 329
    2. Good Americans by Mrs. Burton Harrison, pp. 330-338
    3. French Wives and Mothers by Anna L. Bicknell, pp. 339-354
    4. Scenes from Huxley's Home Life by Leonard Huxley, pp. 355-361
    5. "Let there be Light!" by Stuart Sterne, p. 362
    6. Recollections of Washington and his Friends by Martha Littlefield Phillips, pp. 363-373
    7. Madam Butterfly by John Luther Long, pp. 374-392
    8. Jean-Charles Cazin by William A. Coffin, pp. 393-398
    9. The Wanderer by William Cranston Lawton, p. 399
    10. Every-day Heroism by Gustav Kobbe, pp. 400-405
    11. Speaking the Ships by Edith M. Thomas, p. 406
    12. The Mysterious City of Honduras by George Byron Gordon, pp. 407-418
    13. Rose-Rent by Helen Gray Cone, p. 419
    14. Maximilian, his Allies and Enemies by Sara Y. Stevenson, pp. 420-432
    15. London at Play by Elizabeth Robins Pennell, pp. 433-448
    16. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 449-451
    17. Flowers in the Pave by Charles M. Skinner, pp. 452-453
    18. Miss Stacy's Buryin'-Money by Alice Maude Ewell, pp. 454-463
    19. A Myth of Waterloo by Archibald Forbes, pp. 464-468
    20. The Courtship of Mr. Philip Johns by Elizabeth Carroll Shipman, pp. 469-473
    21. On "Voting Straight", p. 474
    22. The Effect of Patronage upon Popular Elections, p. 475
    23. Patriotism and Imagination, p. 476
    24. Southern Protests against Lynching, p. 476
    25. Andree's Flight into the Unknown by Jonas Stadling, p. 477
    26. Charity or Economy?, p. 477
    27. Gallicized English by Rupert Hughes, pp. 478-479
    28. Fables of To-day, with no Moral by Ellen Bulkeley, p. 480
    29. A Cake-Walk by John Richards, pp. 480-481
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    February 1898 Issue = 37 Articles
    1. Heroes who Fight Fire by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 483-497
    2. Good Americans by Mrs. Burton Harrison, pp. 498-507
    3. The Cello, p. 508
    4. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 509-517
    5. The Great Exposition at Omaha by Charles Howard Walker, pp. 518-520
    6. The Human Touch by Richard Burton, p. 521
    7. How Two Januaries Made a June by Mary A.O. Clark, pp. 522-527
    8. The Steerage of To-day by H. Phelps Withmarshal, pp. 528-543
    9. Gallops by David Gray, pp. 544-546
    10. Vi. The Popularity of Tompkins by David Gray, pp. 547-550
    11. In the Desert with the Bedouin by R. Talbot Kelly, pp. 551-560
    12. Thomas Raynesford Lounsbury by Brander Matthews, pp. 561-564
    13. Vita Benefica by Alice Wellington Rollins, p. 565
    14. President Lincoln's Visiting-Card by John M. Bullock, pp. 565-571
    15. Love and Change by Richard Hovey, p. 572
    16. The United States Revenue-Cutter Service by H.D. Smith, pp. 573-584
    17. The Manuscript of "Auld Lang Syne" by Cuyler Reynolds, pp. 585-588
    18. "Fill me Fancy's Cell" by John Vance Cheney, p. 589
    19. Ruskin as an Oxford Lecturer by James Manning Bruce, pp. 590-593
    20. Br'er Coon in Old Kentucky by John Fox, Jr., pp. 594-601
    21. Maximilian, his Allies and Enemies by Sara Y. Stevenson, pp. 602-616
    22. The First and Last Writings of Washington by S.M. Hamilton, p. 617
    23. Flowers in the Pave by Charles M. Skinner, pp. 618-621
    24. The Two Quick Devils of Totsuka by Chester Bailey Fernald, pp. 622-626
    25. Currency Reform by Robert S. Taylor, pp. 627-630
    26. With Regard to Age, p. 631
    27. One of the "Heroes who Fight Fire", p. 632
    28. Letters or Business, p. 633
    29. The Way to Solve the Servant Question by Louise Griswold, pp. 634-636
    30. Relics of Lee's Surrender, p. 637
    31. A Graphical Solution by Gelett Burgess, pp. 637-638
    32. A Literary Conversation by Tudor Jenks, p. 639
    33. Outlines by Berry Benson, p. 640
    34. A Dream by Dorothea Dimond, p. 640
    35. If I Might Choose by Albert Bigelow Paine, p. 640
    36. Two St. Valentine Days by Earle Hooker Eaton, pp. 640-641
    37. Pastel of Verdi by Boldini, p. 642
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    March 1898 Issue = 35 Articles
    1. The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky by John R. Procter, pp. 643-657
    2. Andree by William Prescott Foster, p. 658
    3. Good Americans by Mrs. Burton Harrison, pp. 659-670
    4. With the Dead by I. Zangwill, p. 671
    5. The River Trip to the Klondike by John Sidney Webb, pp. 672-691
    6. The Rush to the Klondike over the Mountain Passes by Edward S. Curtis, pp. 692-697
    7. Gallops by David Gray, pp. 698-701
    8. VIII. The Bishop's Missionary Meeting by David Gray, pp. 702-705
    9. Andree's Flight into the Unknown by Jonas Stadling, p. 706
    10. Maximilian, his Allies and Enemies by Sara Y. Stevenson, pp. 707-718
    11. Songs of American Birds by John Burroughs, pp. 719-727
    12. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 728-735
    13. Old English Masters by John C. Van Dyke, pp. 736-739
    14. Ein Nix-Nutz by John Luther Long, pp. 740-756
    15. At Twilight by Guy Wetmore Carryl, p. 757
    16. A Man Without a Past by John D. Ruff, pp. 758-766
    17. Colonial by R.E. Lee Gibson, p. 767
    18. Women Composers by Rupert Hughes, pp. 768-778
    19. The Wanderers by George Edward Woodberry, p. 779
    20. Fraternalism vs. Paternalism in Government by Richard T. Ely, pp. 780-784
    21. General Grant's Des Moines Speech by James S. Clarkson, pp. 785-788
    22. Numbers, p. 789
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    24. Playing to the Galleries, p. 791
    25. "The Century's" Prizes for College Graduates, p. 792
    26. Women's Work for Women and Children by Clara Temple Leonard, p. 793
    27. Pulmonary Consumption, Rest and Exercise by Thomas J. Mays, pp. 794-795
    28. Fraudulent Mexican Antiquities by George Frederick Kunz, p. 796
    29. Boldini's Pastel of Verdi, p. 797
    30. Difficulties of a Deacon by Jacob A. Riis, p. 798
    31. Is it a Lost Art? by Elliott Flower, p. 799
    32. Possum by Paul Laurence Dunbar, p. 799
    33. The Four-Masted Cat-boat by Charles Battell Loomis, p. 800
    34. Cupid's Paint-brush by Albert Bigelow Paine, pp. 800-801
    35. Frances Cadwalader, Lady Erskine by Gilbert Stuart, p. 802
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    2. A Pennsylvania Colliery Village by Henry Edward Rood, pp. 809-821
    3. An Artist's Impressions of the Colliery Region by Jay Hambidge, pp. 822-827
    4. Coal is King by Edward Atkinson, pp. 828-829
    5. The Supply of Anthracite Coal in Pennsylvania by Edward W. Parker, p. 830
    6. A Challenge by Richard Malcolm Johnston, pp. 831-836
    7. Over the Alps on a Bicycle by Elizabeth Robins Pennell, pp. 837-851
    8. Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women by Charles Henry Hart, p. 852
    9. Maximilian, his Allies and Enemies by Sara Y. Stevenson, pp. 853-866
    10. The New Telegraphy by A. Slaby, pp. 867-873
    11. The Superfluous Critic by Aline Gorren, pp. 874-877
    12. In the Desert with the Bedouin by R. Talbot Kelly, pp. 878-879
    13. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 880-886
    14. A Song by Harriet Monroe, pp. 887-892
    15. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 893-901
    16. A Famous Sea-Fight by Claude H. Wetmore, pp. 902-910
    17. Loyalty by Ruth Huntington Sessions, p. 911
    18. Good Americans by Mrs. Burton Harrison, pp. 912-924
    19. Heroes of the Life-Saving Service by Gustav Kobbe, pp. 925-931
    20. Timrod the Poet by L. Frank Tooker, pp. 932-934
    21. The Wood Engraver, by Charles Frederick Ulrich by W. Lewis Fraser, p. 935
    22. A "Good Fellow's" Wife by Hamlin Garland, pp. 936-951
    23. The Political Bearing of "Three Meals a Day", pp. 952-953
    24. The Uses of a Literary Center, p. 954
    25. Fights Between Ironclads by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 955-956
    26. Translations from Bacchylides by Francis G. Allinson, p. 957
    27. "Condensed Poems" by Charles Battell Loomis, pp. 958-959
    28. The Parsonage Mouse by Gerald Stanley Lee, p. 960
    29. A Free Slave by Madeline S. Bridges, p. 960
    30. Her Love-Song by Beatrice Hanscom, p. 960
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    2. Ascent of the Enchanted Mesa by F.W. Hodge, pp. 15-25
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    4. The Birth of Love by George E. Woodberry, p. 31
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    7. His Grace the Duke by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, pp. 49-52
    8. Heart's Content by William Young, p. 53
    9. The Secret-Language of Childhood by Oscar Chrisman, pp. 54-58
    10. The Scramble for the Upper Nile by R. Dorsey Mohun, pp. 59-61
    11. An Outline of Japanese Art by Ernest F. Fenollosa, pp. 62-75
    12. The Canal-Dwellers by Julia Schayer, pp. 76-84
    13. An Effort to Rescue Jefferson Davis by Joseph Wheeler, pp. 85-90
    14. The Pool of Sleep by Arlo Bates, p. 91
    15. Railway Crossings in Europe and America by Franklin B. Locke, pp. 92-106
    16. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 107-109
    17. Constantine Pobedonostzeff: A Statesman of Russia by Andrew D. White, pp. 110-117
    18. After-Dinner Oratory by Brander Matthews, pp. 118-121
    19. Club and Salon by Amelia Gere Mason, pp. 122-126
    20. To the Ottawa by W. Wilfred Campbell, p. 127
    21. What are the X-Rays? by John Trowbridge, pp. 128-131
    22. Gallops by David Gray, pp. 132-136
    23. To the Unknown by Graham Horne, p. 137
    24. The Mother City of Greater New York by Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer, pp. 138-146
    25. At Seven Rivers by Walter Juan Davis, pp. 147-149
    26. National Disinterestedness, pp. 150-151
    27. National Disinterestedness, p. 152
    28. What Bad Appointments Mean, p. 152
    29. The Fortissimo of American Cities, p. 153
    30. Railroad Employer Relief Associations by Albert S. Bolles, pp. 154-155
    31. Arnold Toynbee and Ruskin's Road-Making Experiment by Mrs. Arnold Toynbee, p. 156
    32. Notes on Burns's Manuscript and Portrait, p. 156
    33. The Return of Mabel by Beatrice Hanscom, p. 157
    34. Ghosts of the Pen by Frank Pope Humphrey, pp. 157-158
    35. Sary "Fixes up" Things by Albert Bigelow Paine, p. 159
    36. The Difference by P. Leonard, p. 159
    37. A Literary Lion (Drawing) by Oliver Herford, pp. 160-161
    38. Marchioness D'Yrugo (Maria Theresa Sarah McKean) by Gilbert Stuart, p. 162
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    1. Toledo, the Imperial City of Spain by Stephen Bonsal, pp. 163-176
    2. Pictures for Don Quixote by W.D. Howells, pp. 177-184
    3. Club and Salon by Amelia Gere Mason, pp. 185-190
    4. The Rose by George E. Woodberry, p. 191
    5. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 192-202
    6. Hinderers by Rosalie M. Jonas, p. 203
    7. The Spanish Armada by Alfred T. Mahan, pp. 204-205
    8. The Fate of the Armada by William Frederic Tilton, pp. 206-219
    9. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 220-222
    10. The Three R's at Circle City by Anna Fulcomer, pp. 223-229
    11. The Passing of Enriquez by Bret Harte, pp. 230-246
    12. Gallops by David Gray, pp. 247-253
    13. The Love of a Fool by I.H. Ballard, pp. 254-260
    14. An American School of Dramatic Art by J. Ranken Towse, pp. 261-264
    15. An American School of Dramatic Art by George Parsons Lathrop, pp. 265-274
    16. Lines to a Child by Robert Burns Wilson, p. 275
    17. An Outline of Japanese Art by Ernest F. Fenollosa, pp. 276-289
    18. The Confederate Torpedo Service by R.O. Crowley, pp. 290-300
    19. Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women by Charles Henry Hart, p. 301
    20. Ten Months with the Cuban Insurgents by Emory W. Fenn, pp. 302-307
    21. The Sleeplessness of John Colton Dow by Joseph Edgar Chamberlin, pp. 308-311
    22. Dual Homesickness by Edith M. Thomas, p. 312
    23. In Relation to Heroism, p. 313
    24. Force, p. 313
    25. A Service of England to America, p. 314
    26. The Terrible Upheaval in the Straits of Sunda by E.J. Henry, p. 315
    27. Should Higher Education be Provided for the Negro? by Robert A. McGuinn, p. 316
    28. The Doorless Wolf (Drawing) by Oliver Herford, p. 317
    29. Diplomatic Reserve by Tudor Jenks, pp. 317-318
    30. Half-Mo'nin' by Margaret Church, p. 319
    31. A Klondike Wooing by Elliott FLower, p. 320
    32. Noble Edwin Grace by Charles Battell Loomis, p. 320
    33. The Unannounced Engagement by Elizabeth Harman, pp. 320-321
    34. Lady Derby by George Romney, p. 322
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    July 1898 Issue = 27 Articles
    1. By Order of the Admiral by Winston Churchill, pp. 323-341
    2. In Aino-Land by Mabel Loomis Todd, pp. 342-349
    3. Old English Masters by John C. Van Dyke, pp. 350-353
    4. "Purple-Eyes" by John Luther Long, pp. 354-363
    5. Heroes of the Deep by Herbert D. Ward, pp. 364-377
    6. Holy Week in Seville by Stephen Bonsal, pp. 378-393
    7. Fairyland by J. Russell Taylor, p. 394
    8. Modern Dutch Painters by Elizabeth W. Champney, pp. 395-407
    9. Confederate Commerce-Destroyers by John Taylor Wood, pp. 408-416
    10. Confederate Commerce-Destroyers by G. Terry Sinclair, pp. 417-427
    11. The March of the Dead Brigade by Thomas S. Denison, p. 428
    12. The Author of "Quo Vadis?" by Jeremiah Curtin, pp. 428-433
    13. Wilhelm II as Art Patron by Henry Eckford, pp. 434-435
    14. An Artistic Treasure from Spain by Cornelia Van R. Dearth, pp. 436-438
    15. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 439-449
    16. Ten Years of Kaiser Wilhelm by Poultney Bigelow, pp. 450-458
    17. Equality by James Bryce, pp. 459-468
    18. The Other Point of View by Edith Elmer Wood, pp. 469-470
    19. New Horizons by Edith M. Thomas, pp. 471-473
    20. Reflections Appropriate to "The Fourth", p. 474
    21. National Tests, p. 475
    22. The Back-Yard, p. 475
    23. A Controversy of the Mexican War by John D. McPherson, p. 476
    24. An Effort to Rescue Jefferson Davis, p. 477
    25. A Helping Hand by Harry Stillwell Edwards, p. 478
    26. "Audubonnets" by H.T. Henry, p. 479
    27. Drawings in Lighter Vein by Peter Newell, pp. 480-481
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    August 1898 Issue = 34 Articles
    1. Arctic Monument Named for Tennyson by Dr. Kane by Charles W. Shields, pp. 483-492
    2. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 493-494
    3. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 495-497
    4. The Coon Dog by Sarah Orne Jewett, pp. 498-506
    5. Sangre de Cristo by Mary Bradford Crowninshield, pp. 507-515
    6. The Horns by Meredith Nicholson, p. 516
    7. Heroes of the Deep by Herbert D. Ward, pp. 517-525
    8. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 526-536
    9. The Trumpet in Camp and Battle by Gustav Kobbe, pp. 537-542
    10. Two and Fate by Richard Hovey, p. 543
    11. Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women, pp. 544-545
    12. The Island of Porto Rico by Frederick A. Ober, pp. 546-553
    13. The Annunciation by Lloyd Mifflin, p. 554
    14. Facts about the Philippines by Frank A. Vanderlip, pp. 555-562
    15. Life in Manilla by Wallace Cumming, pp. 563-572
    16. An Artist with Admiral Sampson's Fleet by Walter Russell, pp. 573-576
    17. Wild Eden by George E. Woodberry, p. 577
    18. The Sanitary Regeneration of Havana by George M. Sternberg, pp. 578-582
    19. Knights Errant by Mrs. J.D. Hammond, p. 583
    20. Old English Masters by John C. Van Dyke, pp. 584-585
    21. Cuba as Seen from the Inside by Osgood Welsh, pp. 586-593
    22. Confederate Commerce-Destroyers by James Morris Morgan, pp. 594-599
    23. Confederate Commerce-Destroyers by John Thomson Mason, pp. 600-610
    24. The Battle of Manila Bay: The Destruction of the Spanish Fleet Described by Eye-Witnesses by Colonel George A. Loud, pp. 611-617
    25. II. Diary Written During the Battle by Colonel George A. Loud, pp. 618-619
    26. III. Narrative of the Junior Surgeon of the Flag-Ship "Olympia" by Dr. Charles P. Kindleberger, pp. 620-623
    27. IV. Narrative of the Gunner of the "Boston" by Joel C. Evans, pp. 624-627
    28. A Mother of Spain by Minnie Leona Upton, p. 628
    29. How India has Saved her Forests by E. Kay Robinson, pp. 628-629
    30. The Austrian Edison, Keeping School Again by Mark Twain, pp. 630-631
    31. National Good Neighborship, p. 632
    32. Concerning Empire, p. 633
    33. An Attack All Along the Line, p. 633
    34. A Middy in Manila by Frederick H. Paine, pp. 634-642
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    September 1898 Issue = 33 Articles
    1. Popular Superstitions of Europe by Daniel G. Brinton, pp. 643-654
    2. Incidents of the Cuban Blockade by Walter Russell, pp. 655-660
    3. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 661-662
    4. The Seven Wonders of the World by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 663-664
    5. Three Women in War Time by Edith M. Thomas, p. 665
    6. Alone in Porto Rico by Edwin Emerson, Jr., pp. 666-675
    7. Premonitions by Robert Underwood Johnson, p. 676
    8. His Version of it by Paul Leicester Ford, pp. 677-684
    9. The Vagabond by Theodore Roberts, p. 685
    10. Old English Masters by John C. Van Dyke, pp. 686-689
    11. Malay Pirates o fhte Philippines by Dean C. Worcester, pp. 690-702
    12. Alexis de Tocqueville and his Book on America---Sixty Years After by Daniel C. Gilman, pp. 703-714
    13. Spain and Her American Colonies by Theodore S. Woolsey, pp. 715-718
    14. Orchards by the Sea by Meredith Nicholson, p. 719
    15. Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women, pp. 720-721
    16. His Word of Honor by Bliss Perry, pp. 722-741
    17. Life and Society in Old Cuba by Jonathan S. Jenkins, pp. 742-752
    18. An Island of New England by Gustav Kobbe, pp. 753-759
    19. The Adventures of Francois by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 760-775
    20. America, Spain, and France by Emile Ollivier, pp. 776-780
    21. Thoughts on American Imperialism by Carl Schurz, pp. 781-787
    22. The Territory with which We are Threatened by Whitelaw Reid, pp. 788-793
    23. The Nobler Side of War, p. 794
    24. A Step toward Universal Peace, p. 795
    25. Problems, p. 796
    26. A Sea Ballad by a Landsman by G., p. 797
    27. "Gawd Bless dem Yankees" by Jeannette Robinson Murphy, pp. 797-798
    28. The Boastful Butterfly (Drawing) by Oliver Herford, p. 799
    29. Heart's the Same, though Times may Change by Beatrice Hanscom, p. 800
    30. Hymn by Paul Laurence Dunbar, p. 800
    31. Love's in Town by John Vance Cheney, p. 800
    32. Unappreciated Promptness by Edward Lucas White, pp. 800-801
    33. Countess of Oxford by John Hoppner, p. 802
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    October 1898 Issue = 31 Articles
    1. Edouard Detaille, Painter of Soldiers by Armand Dayot, pp. 803-813
    2. The Werwolves by H. Beaugrand, pp. 814-822
    3. Bismarck by William Milligan Sloane, pp. 823-834
    4. A Mistake in the Bird-Market by Sarah Piatt, p. 835
    5. The Trans-Mississippians and their Fair at Omaha by Albert Shaw, pp. 836-852
    6. "Home of the Indolent" by Frank D. Millet, pp. 853-857
    7. Care by Virginia Woodward Cloud, p. 858
    8. Roman Emperor and his Arch of Triumph by Arthur Lincoln Frothingham, Jr., pp. 859-865
    9. The Yellow Burgee by Chester Bailey Fernald, pp. 866-872
    10. Knotty Problems of the Philippines by Dean C. Worcester, pp. 873-879
    11. Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women, pp. 880-881
    12. The Pony Express by W.F. Bailey, pp. 882-892
    13. A Gentleman of Japan and a Lady by John Luther Long, pp. 893-897
    14. Bores by George H. Darwin, pp. 898-903
    15. A Chord by Mary Ainge De Vere, p. 904
    16. London at Play by Elizabeth Robins Pennell, pp. 905-913
    17. The Blockade of the Confederacy by Horatio L. Wait, pp. 914-928
    18. A Storm at Sea by H. Phelps Whitmarsh, pp. 929-935
    19. Uncle Adam by M.E.M. Davis, pp. 936-940
    20. Life and Society in Old Cuba by Jonathan S. Jenkins, pp. 941-950
    21. Elder-Blossom and Bobolink by J. Russell Taylor, p. 951
    22. A Conversational Circle by Agnes H. Morton, pp. 952-954
    23. A New Alexander the Great, p. 955
    24. A Saying of Ex-President Harrison's, p. 956
    25. A Suggestion about the Company Dinner, p. 956
    26. "The Island of Porto Rico": Note by Frederick A. Ober, p. 957
    27. Through Love's Eyes by Beatrice Hanscom, p. 958
    28. Lover's Lane by Paul Laurence Dunbar, p. 958
    29. The Mermaid Club (Drawing) by Oliver Herford, p. 959
    30. A Perennial Fever by Charles Battell Loomis, p. 960
    31. A' Ordinary Man by Robert Mowry Bell, p. 960
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    November 1898 Issue = 30 Articles
    1. Alexander the Great by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 1-24
    2. Guidarello Guidarelli by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 25-29
    3. The Many-Sided Franklin by Paul Leicester Ford, pp. 30-47
    4. Old English Masters by John C. Van Dyke, pp. 48-50
    5. A Hazard of Love by William Sharp, p. 51
    6. The Vizier of the Two-Horned Alexander by Frank R. Stockton, pp. 52-60
    7. Harriet Beecher Stowe by Paul Laurence Dunbar, p. 61
    8. Via Crucis by F. Marion Crawford, pp. 62-73
    9. Personal Narrative of the "Maine" by Capt. Charles Dwight Sigsbee, U.S.N., pp. 74-96
    10. Mark Twain in California by Noah Brooks, pp. 97-99
    11. From the "London Times" of 1904 by Mark Twain, pp. 100-104
    12. A Question of Happiness by Grace Margaret Gallaher, pp. 105-113
    13. Building up a World's Fair in France by Pierre de Coubertin, pp. 114-126
    14. Why We Won at Manila by Lieut. B.A. Fiske, U.S.N., pp. 127-134
    15. A Song by Charles G.D. Roberts, p. 135
    16. S. Weir Mitchell by Talcott Williams, pp. 136-139
    17. Lowell's Impressions of Spain by James Russell Lowell, pp. 140-147
    18. Life and Society in Old Cuba by Jonathan S. Jenkins, pp. 148-152
    19. "The Century's" New War Series, p. 153
    20. "Exceptions" or "Inclusions" in the Civil Service, p. 154
    21. What is Executive Ability?, p. 154
    22. "The Century's" Prize Manuscripts, p. 155
    23. Club-Women by Margaret Sutton Briscoe, p. 156
    24. The Naming of the Minor Prophets by Marion Alexander Haskell, p. 157
    25. A Child's Primer of Natural History by Oliver Herford, p. 158
    26. The Hip-po-pot-am-us by Oliver Herford, p. 158
    27. The Ant by Oliver Herford, p. 159
    28. The Gi-raffe by Oliver Herford, p. 159
    29. The Old Story by Priscilla Leonard, p. 160
    30. A Ballad of the Balladist by Annie Steger Winston, pp. 160-164
  12. [+]
    December 1898 Issue = 29 Articles
    1. To a Magnolia Flower, in the Garden of the Armenian Convent by S. Weir Mitchell, pp. 161-165
    2. The Passing of Cat Alley by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 166-175
    3. Christmas at Bethlehem by J. James Tissot, pp. 176-177
    4. If I Remember You by Sarah Piatt, p. 178
    5. The Vizier of the Two-Horned Alexander by Frank R. Stockton, pp. 179-188
    6. Via Crucis by F. Marion Crawford, pp. 189-201
    7. Alexander the Great by Benjamin Ide Wheeler, pp. 202-219
    8. Uncle 'Riah's Christmas Eve by Ruth McEnery Stuart, pp. 220-230
    9. Some of Lewis Carroll's Child Friends by S.D. Collingwood and Lewis Carroll, pp. 231-240
    10. Personal Narrative of the "Maine" by Capt. Charles Dwight Sigsbee, U.S.N., pp. 241-263
    11. Mrs. Scott-Moncrieff by Sir Henry Raeburn, p. 264
    12. The Sinking of the "Merrimac" by Richmond Pearson Hobson, pp. 265-283
    13. The Many-Sided Franklin by Paul Leicester Ford, pp. 284-304
    14. The Road 'twixt Heaven and Hell by Anna Hempstead Branch, pp. 305-307
    15. The Ballad of Calnan's Christmas by Helen Gray Cone, pp. 308-309
    16. Life and Society in Old Cuba by Jonathan S. Jenkins, pp. 310-313
    17. "Loose Disunited and Unrelated", p. 314
    18. Sidneys of Our Day, p. 314
    19. Mr. Riis's Lay Sermon, p. 315
    20. The New Race by Margaret Sutton Briscoe, p. 315
    21. "The Secret Language of Childhood" by A.M. Keith, p. 316
    22. Truman Wickwire's Gloves by Charles Battell Loomis, pp. 317-318
    23. A Child's Primer of Natural History by Oliver Herford, p. 319
    24. The Wolf by Oliver Herford, p. 319
    25. The Rhi-no-ce-ros by Oliver Herford, p. 319
    26. The Dog by Oliver Herford, p. 319
    27. The Guide-Post by Susan Hartley Swett, p. 320
    28. On and Off by Charlotte Fiske Bates, p. 320
    29. Two Points of View by Julia Boynton Green, pp. 320-321
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