1888-09 Century Magazine Contents

1888/09 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:

Frontispiece: Portrait of Edward Thring – Engraved by T. Johnson

Uppingham. An Ancient School Worked on Modern Ideas by George R. Parkin with illustrations by Joseph Pennell and Irving R. Wiles

Edward Thring by Bliss Carman

Abraham Lincoln: A History. The Mississippi and Shiloh by John G. Nicolay

The Industrial Idea in Education by Charles M. Carter

The White Cowl by James Lane Allen

Star Tears by Eugene Ashton

Doves by E. S. Starr

Edward Rowland Sill by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps

The University and the Bible by T. T. Munger

Women Who Go To College by Arthur Gilman

Bird Music. Yellow-breasted Chat, Bobolink, and Whip-poor-will by Simeon Pease Cheney

Exile by Administrative Process by George Kennan

Old Age’s Lambent Peaks by Walt Whitman – 8-line poem

A Mexican Campaign — Part 2 of 3 — by Thomas A. Janvier

Poems by John Vance Cheney

College Fraternities by John Addison Porter

Hard Times in the Confederacy by A. C. Gordon

The Mountaineers About Monteagle by Martha Colyar Roseboro

Sidereal Astronomy: Old and New by Edward S. Holden

Waves and Mist by William H. Hayne

Topics of the Time:

Modern Collegiate Education

Individuality in Teaching

Open Letters:

Twenty-Five Years After Gettysburg by General R. E. Colston

A Just Employer

Is the Siberian Exile System To Be At Once Abolished? by George Kennan

The Canal at Island No. 10 by John Banvard

General Grant and Matias Romero by M. Romero

Art Education by W. J. Stillman

College Fraternities by Julius H. Seelye

Notes on “We-uns” and “You-uns” by George D. Scypes

Bric-A-Brac:

His Mother by Helen Gray Cone

Uncle Esek’s Wisdom by Uncle Esek

A Confession by W. J. Henderson

To a Poet in “Bric-A-Brac” by Annie D. Hanks

A Vis-a-Vis by Frank Dempster Sherman