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Adams, Henry, 55; a Caribbean policy, 308,
review of his life as re-
vealed in his Education
of Henry Adams, his
scepticism and moral
confusion, 255-272.
Adams, Henry,
Secret of, 439.
Advertising, 59, 216.
Agriculture, 376.
Alcohol, 328.
Aliens, 1-18.
ALLINSON, ANNE C. E.;
'Demos and Academe,'
393.
Alsace-Lorraine, 43.
Americanization, 5.
Antin, Mary, 5.
Armed neutrality, 89, 90.
Art, 106.
Athletics, 120, 294.
Austria, 223-243, 245.
Authors' Club, 220, 434.
Balkans, 25, 27.
Beauty, 112.
Belgium, 31, 43-55.
Bellamy, Edward, 366.
Bergson, Henri, 175.
Bering Sea, 91.
Besant, Walter, 360.
Biology, 148.
Birds, 33-42, 142.
Bissing, von, 48, 51, 52.
Blue jay, 33-42.
Bohemia, 225.
BROWN, LOUISE F., AND
FRANCES G. DAVEN-
PORT, 'The Freedom of
the Seas,' 79.
Buckle, H. T., 168.
Burnyan, 339.
Carlyle and Kultur, 66;
Carlyle's influence, 66
68; his praise of Ger-
many, 68-71; his phil-
osophy at variance with
German policy, 70-74;
Carlyle's praise and
Germany's degeneracy,
74-78.
Carlyle and Kultur, Con-
CARTER, HENRY, 'The
cerning, 426.
Penalty of Cleverness,'
368.
Cat, 205.
Census, 387.
CISAR, JAROSLAV, 'Peace
via Austria,' 223.
Chesterton, G. K., 370.
Children, modern, 213.
Cities, 376; streets, 275.
Christianity, 20.
Citizenship, 11, 13, 15.
Classics, 56, 64, 124.
Cleverness, The Penalty
of, 368; what cleverness
is, 368-370; G. K. Ches-
terton, H. G. Wells and
G. B. Shaw as exam-
ples, 370-375.
Club women, 395, 396.
Colleges, 121, 297-300,
393.
Darwin on His Own Dis-
coveries, 212
DAVENPORT, FRANCES G.
See BROWN, LOUISE F.,
AND FRANCES G.
DAVENPORT.
Democracy, 114, 242, 286,
Demos and Academe,
290, 292, 313, 343.
393; a consideration of
the real relation of a
university to the public,
393-404.
Diocletian, 210.
Discipline, An Individ-
ualist on, 285; imposed
vs. natural discipline,
285-287; individuality
defined, 287-290; value
of natural discipline in
a democracy, 290-295;
natural education and
the discipline of college
work, 296–300.
Dog, 205.
Dogmatism, 153.
Dreams, 131-132, 423.
Dreams, Please Explain
These, 190; two singu-
lar dreams: possibly ex-
plained as the con-
structions of other per-
sonalities who shared
in the narrator's iden-
tity, 190-200.
"Dreams, Please Ex-
plain These" (corre-
spondence), 423.
Dualism, 229.
201, Dutch, 45.
Convictions, 98.
Correspondence,
420.
Country, 376.
Country cousin, 440.
Crowd Psychology, A Bit
of, 436.
Cynicism, 255.
'The Purest of Human Dana, J. D., 212.
Pleasures,' 140.
Darwin, Charles, 146-
BUSBEY, L. W., 'The 150, 153, 162-164, 167,
Wicked Town and the
175, 177; letter to J. D.
Moral Country,' 376. Dana, 212.
EATON, H. A., 'Immortal-
ity in Literature,' 56.
EATON, W. P., 'In Praise
of Rogers Groups,' 319.
Eccentricity, 257.
Education, 117, 288, 296-
300.
Education, An Obscure
Source of, 215.
Efficiency, 71, 346.
Elections, The Curse of
Fall, 219.
Elizabeth, Queen, 245-
Emerson, 116, 176, 187,
261, 426.
En Casserole, 202, 429.
England, 25-28, 257, 265.
English language, 5, 6.
Evil, 185-187.
phrase, 79-80; how it
has been used to cloak]
commercial rivalries,
80-91; its meaning to-
day, 92-93.
French language, 44.
Freud, 128, 135-136.
Frontiers, 243, 315.
Furniture, 319.
Evolution, 146-159, 161- Gardening, 140.
Gary system, 117.
German, The Kindly
and Modest, 202.
Spot-Germany, 19, 43, 66-78,
146, 158, 159, 170, 202,
433, 444.
FAIRCHILD, H. P.,
uralization in the
light of War,' 1.
Farther Regarding our God, 172.
"Propostion of Mu-GRAHAM, BESSIE, 'Utop-
GRAY, V. G., 'The Pass-
ing of Prince Charm-
ing,' 301.
Fiske, John, 261, 268, 272.
Fiske, John, 160; a review Grey, Viscount, 25-26.
of his Life and Letters, Grote, George, 258.
by John S. Clarke, re- Growing up, 440.
vealing the man, his GUNN, SIDNEY, 'Carlyle
work, and his services and Kultur,' 66.
in rationalizing the
German, The,' 202;
'Larrovitch,' 220; 'Lar-
rovitch Again,' 434;
'Our Index,' 221;
'Peace, Our Terms of,'
433; Psychic Sensitive,
The New, Again,' 405;
'Reform, A Paradox
in,' 440; 'Suggestive
Reductio ad Absurdum,
A,' 444; 'War Illusion,
One Great,' 435-
Homer, 63.
Homicide, 388.
Hourrvich, I. A., 5.
Howells, W. D., 365.
Humanism and Democ-
racy, 114; humanism
defined, 114-116; ma-
terialism, 116; ideal-
ism, 117; our educa-
tional program, 118-
120; two menaces to
humanism, 120-124;
the classics, 124-125;
the doctorate, 125-126.
Humanitarianism, 346.
Hungary, 233.
Hunting-ground of Ig-
norance, A, 209.
Huxley, 160, 163, 177.
ideas of law and evolu- Hapsburgs, 223-224, 245.
tion, 160-189.
HARPER, G. M., The Idealism, 117.
FITE, WARNER, 'An In- Flemish Question,' 43. Idleness, 348.
dividualist on Disci- HARPER, G. A., Maxi- If We Are Late, 202.
Flamingants, 47, 48.
Flanders, 43.
mum Price-fixing in Immigration, 4.
Ancient Rome,' 209. Immortality, 173.
Hartley, Emerson, 418, Immortality in Litera-
Flemish Question, The, 419.
43; German methods, Heart-to-Heart Adver-
43-44; Flemings and tising, 216.
Walloons, 44-46; Flam- Henry of Navarre, 245-
ingant movement, 47- 254.
48; fomenting discord; Heredity, 153-154.
University of Ghent, Heroes, 295, 301.
48-52; Council of Hohenzollerns, 244.
Flanders, 52-53; Bel- HOLT, HENRY, "Adams,
gian qualities vs. Ger-
man, 54-55:
Flexner, Abraham, 115.
Force, 269.
Foreign residents, 1-18.
France, 70, 78.
Francis Joseph, 226–227.
FRANKLIN, FABIAN, 'Lib-
erty and Democracy,'
343.
Frederick the Great, 72,
74-78.
Frédérica, Paul, 50.
Free trade, 83, 91.
Freedom of the Seas,
The, 79; meaning of the
ture, 56; qualities
needed in books to en-
sure their enduring
fame, 56-65.
Imperator, 416.
Index, Our, 221.
India, 44.
Individuality,
Henry, The Secret of,' Industrial system, 23-24.
439; Crowd Psychol- Inquisition, 96.
ogy, A Bit of,' 436; Intellect, 183.
'Darwin on His Own Interior decoration, 319.
Discoveries,' 212; 'Edu- International law, 313-
cation, An Obscure
Source of,' 215; 'Elec- Intuition, 176, 177.
tions, The Curse of Ireland, 44, 50.
Fall,' 219; 'Farther Re-
garding our "Proposi- JANVIER, CARMELITE,
tion of Mutual Help,' 'Reflections of an Old-
429; Hunting-ground Maid Aunt,' 212.
of Ignorance, A,' 209; Jay, My Friend the, 33;
'John Ames Mitchell,' the blue jay his faults
430; John Fiske,' 160;
and his virtues, 33–42.
Kindly and Modest Jenkins' Ear, 86.
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