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1857-11 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1857/11 —

  • Winter In The South — Third Paper
  • Reminiscence Of Rome
  • Nothing To Wear – An Episode Of City Life by William Allen Butler
  • In High Latitudes
  • The Man Who Was Not An Egoist
  • How I Came To Be Married
  • Education Of American Women
  • Lost: The Story Of Four Young Men
  • Our Wives
  • Rachel’s Refusal
  • Joseph Thorne – His Calling
  • Helen Lee
  • Clubs And Club-Men
  • The Grizzly Bear Of California
  • A Stray House
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Literary Notices
  • Editor’s Table
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Drawer
  • Charlie’s Side-Walk Acquaintances
  • Fashions For November

    • 1878-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1878/04 —

  • The American Clyde by Charles Barnard
  • The City Of the Winds by E. D. R. Bianciardi
  • The Electric Time Service by Professor S. P. Langley
  • If I Were You Sir — A Poem by Nora Perry
  • The Normal College Of New York City by William H. Rideing
  • To a Pioneer of Antislavery — A Sonnet by Alfred H. Louis
  • In the Heart Of the Hartz by Marion Mitchell
  • A Song by Christina Rossetti
  • Old Flemish Masters – Part 2: Hubert and Jean Van Eyck by E. Mason
  • L’Allegro — A Poem by Milton with 22 illustrations by the London Etching Club
  • Macleod Of Dare — Chapters 8-11 — by William Black
  • Segovia and Madrid — A Poem by Rose Terry Cooke
  • The Friar-Ass — A Poem by Henry F. Cary
  • The Return Of the Native — Chapters 8-11 — by Thomas Hardy
  • Aunt Kerammik’s Art Studies — A Story by Mrs. E. T. Corbett
  • Old German Love Song by Helen S. Conant
  • The Perfect Canoe by William L. Alden
  • A Proposal For a Heater — A Story by Mrs. Frank McCarthy
  • A New Departure In American Art by G. W. Sheldon
  • Our Indian Brothers by Edward Howland
  • Like The Gold Ground — A Poem by Anna C. Brackett
  • Debby Ann — A Story by Sarah C. Hallowell
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Literary Record
  • Editor’s Scientific Record
  • Editor’s Historical Record
  • Editor’s Drawer

    • 1856-02 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1856/02 —

  • George Washington by John S. C. Abbott
  • Adventures In The Gold Fields Of Central America
  • Birchknoll – A New Ghost Story Of Old Virginia
  • Fur-Hunting In Oregon
  • Sentiment And Action
  • Passages Of Eastern Travel by An American
  • Charles Dickens – With Portrait from a Recent Photograph
  • Little Dorrit — Chapters 5-8 — by Charles Dickens
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Literary Notices
  • Editor’s Table
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Drawer
  • Valentines Delivered In Our Street
  • Fashions For February

    • 1856-01 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1856/01 —

  • January First A.D. 3000
    Interesting piece includes illustrations such as: A Citizen of the Republic of the United Interests – Paris, A.D. 3000 – The Bomb-Ferry – The Public Highway – Selinghuysen’s Pupils – Would you like a Roman, SIr? – Great Circle of the Peerless – Legal Celebrities – A Naturalist – The Infantine Ward – Vocation decided – The Hot-House Academy – A Man of Fashion in the Thirty-First Century – Painting the Clouds – Mr. and Mrs. Cornosco – Chairwoman of the Committee on Abuses – Liberty, Equality and Fraternity – A Lady of Fashion, A.D. 3000
  • Virginia Illustrated – Adventures of Porte Crayon and His Cousins
  • The Senses: Touch
  • Half A Lifetime Ago
  • Baby Bertie’s Christmas
  • English Wigs And Gowns
  • Passages Of Eastern Travel
  • Little Dorrit — Chapters 1-4 — by Charles Dickens
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Literary Notices
  • Editor’s Table
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Drawer
  • The Seat Of War
  • The Seven Ages Of Virtue And Vice
  • Life Insurance – A Dream
  • Illustrations Of Ornithology
  • Fashions For January

    • 1858-02 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1858/02 —

  • An American At Constantinople
  • Livingstone’s Travels In South Africa -21 pages loaded with illustrations
  • Soyer’s Culinary Campaign
  • A Marriage Tragedy by Willkie Collins
  • What Women Talk About
  • A Summer’s Afternoon
  • How To Enjoy Winter
  • Reminiscences Of A Man Of The World
  • Prunes And Prisms
  • Nancy’s Brook
  • Jack Of All Trades by Charles Reade (Continued)
  • The Virginians – Chapters 9-12 – by William Makepeace Thackeray
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Literary Notices
  • Editor’s Table
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Drawer
  • Fanny Flirt And Her Victims
  • Fashions For February

    • 1855-07 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1855/07 —

  • John Paul Jones
  • Taylor’s Battles in Mexico
  • Beau Brummel
  • The Beauty
  • What We Eat
  • The Newcomes — Chapters 62-65 — by William Makepeace Thackeray
  • An American Before Sebastopol
  • An Evening at Newport
  • The Bohemian
  • A Dessert Dish for Travelers
  • Worth Five Hundred Millions
  • Weak Points of Great Men
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Literary Notices
  • Editor’s Table
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Drawer
  • Mr. Simpkins’s Experiment in Housekeeping
  • Fashions for July

    • 1896-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1896/04 —

  • Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc — A Historical Romance by Louis de Conte
  • The Final Word by Alfred H. Louis
  • The Voice of Authority — A Story by E. A. Alexander
  • A Night and Morning in Jerusalem by Katrina Trask
  • A Phase of Modern College Life by Henry T. Fowler
  • A Spring Flood in Broadway — A Story by Brander Matthews
  • Mad Anthony Wayne’s Victory by Honorable Theodore Roosevelt with 3 illustrations by R.F. Zogbaum – 15 pages
  • On Snow-Shoes to the Barren Grounds — Part 5 — by Caspar W. Whitney with 9 illustrations from drawings by Frederic Remington and J. Turcas and from photographs by the Author
  • Briseis — Part 5 of A Novel by William Black
  • Life by Julie M. Lippmann
  • The German Struggle For Liberty — Part 10 — by Poultney Bigelow
  • A Dream by Margaret E. Sangster
  • The Missionary Sheriff — A Story by Octave Thanet
  • Mr. Lowell in England by George W. Smalley
  • Editor’s Study by Charles Dudley Warner
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Editor’s Drawer

    • 1939-01 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1939/01 —

  • England Moves Toward Fascism by Eliot Janeway
  • “What Have I?” — A story by Ruth Suckow
  • “Would Miss Tarbell See Mr. Rogers?” by Ida M. Tarbell
  • Can Germany Win the Balkans by Peter F. Drucker
  • “Traumerei” — A story by Charles Cooke
  • The TVA and the Utilities by Richard Hellman
  • The Blackest Night — In a Sussex Village, September 27-30, 1938, by Eugene and Arline Lohrke
  • The Bacons and the Hazards by Leonard Bacon
  • The Strange Ways of Allergy by George W. Gray
  • New England Hurricane by John Q. Stewart
  • Forty-Third Division — Part 2 — A story by Ralph Bates
  • One Man’s Meat by E.B. White
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by John Chamberlain
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-09 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/09 —

  • The Bonus That Was Earned by Gerald W. Johnson
  • The Kingfish of Massachussets by Joseph F. Dinneen is about Governor James Michael Curley
  • Elinor Wylie by Carl Van Doren
  • “In Right” – A story by Ira Wolfert
  • “The Hound” — A poem by Robert Francis
  • Enter the Cotton Picker by Robert Kenneth Straus
  • “Brief Fires” — A poem by Eileen Hall
  • Canary Song by Gustav Eckstein
  • The Middle-Aged Middle West by Margaret Culkin Banning
  • Post-Convention Reflections by Elmer Davis
  • The New Science of Sound by George W. Gray
  • The Psychology of the Profit Motive by Edward L. Thorndike
  • “Sonnet to Man” — A poem by Robert Nathan
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-10 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/10 —

  • The Confusion in Higher Education by Robert Maynard Hutchins
  • Tropic Fever — Part 1 — by Ladislao Szekely
  • Behind the Campaign by Frederick Lewis Allen
  • “Winning Sequence” — A story by Margery Sharp
  • Searching for Roots in America by John Hyde Preston
  • Is It Safe to Fly? by Marquis W. Childs
  • “The Little Blue Dog” — A story by Michael Crowley
  • “Rain” — A poem by Lysbeth Boyd Borie
  • Is Man an Absurdity? by John Hodgdon Bradley
  • “Days” — A poem by Robert Francis
  • “Arrival on Holiday” — A story by Wilson Wright
  • A Politician Unafraid by Richard L. Neuberger
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-11 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/11 —

  • Aliens and Alien-Baiters by Louis Adamic about Immigrants
  • The Case for Telepathy by Ernest Hunter Wright
  • “The Doll” — A story by Bernice Kenyon
  • A Supreme Court Majority? by Irving Dilliard
  • What Is a General Education by Robert Maynard Hutchins
  • The Explosive Tricycle by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Footlights, Federal Style by Irving Kolodin
  • The Incredible Swedes by Hubert Herring
  • Tropic Fever — Part 2 — by Ladislao Szekely
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-12 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/12 —

  • Why Things Grow Old by Roy Helton
  • The Nature of Telepathy by Ernest Hunter Wright
  • Springfield or Bust by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Notes on Propaganda by Aldous Huxley
  • “The House of the Laburnums” — A Story by Mollie Panter-Downes

  • John Jay Chapman to William James by M.A. De Wolfe Howe
  • Living on $50,000 A Year by Anonymous
  • Faust in Sumatra by Ladislao Szekely
  • Machines and Individuals by Peter Van Dresser
  • Money and Banking in Russia by Richard Hellman

  • America Talks Debt by Duncan Aikman
  • Japanese Sensibility by Samuel I. Hayakawa
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-01 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/01 —

  • The Provincial Lady in Moscow by E.M. Delafield
  • “Conversation at Midnight” — A Collection of 14 Poems over 9 Pages by Edna St. Vincent Millay
  • Shenandoah, Pennsylvania by George R. Leighton
  • “Mr. Dallas Has a Quiet Evening” — A Story by L.A.G. Strong
  • Back to Work: When and Where? by C. Hartley Grattan
  • I Beat the Stanley Steamer by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Japanning China by Willard Price
  • “Music” –A poem by Lionel Wiggam
  • Here and Now: A Word to Parents by I.A.R. Wylie
  • “Sonnets of Summer” — Poems by Jesse Stuart
  • Can We Live Longer? by Geroge W. Gray
  • Tell the Girls the Truth by Anonymous
  • Capitalism and the Church by Jerome Davis
  • “The Terrapin” — A poem by Gilbert Maxwell
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-02 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/02 —

  • The Department of State by Hubert Herring
  • “On Greenside Island” by W. Townend
  • The Biggest Thing on Earth by Richard L. Neuberger with diagrams
  • College President by John R. Tunis
  • As One Writer to Another by I.A.R. Wylie
  • They Also Serve by E.M. Delafield
  • Where Life Begins by George W. Gray
  • “Cotswold Honey” — A story by Francis Brett Young
  • The End of Socialism in Russia by Max Eastman
  • Germany’s Hidden Crisis by Willson Woodside
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-03 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/03 —

  • This Recovery by George Soule
  • A Man and His God – A Story by David Thibault
  • Arizona Desert by J.B. Priestley
  • Paradox – A Poem by Marion Lemoyne Leeper
  • Our Backward Thinkers by Alice Beal Parsons
  • Lambert of Fiji by Webb Waldron

  • Lullaby – A Poem by Elizabeth Coatsworth
  • England’s Weak Spot by Elmer Davis
  • Flyers Are Inarticulate by Beirne Lay, Jr.
  • Free Samples iN China by Carl Crow
  • Wanted on the Voyage – A Story by Sylvia Thompson
  • Facing the Facts on Housing by Anonymous
  • Identity – A Poem by Ruth Dart
  • To Speak My Mind About Russia by E.M. Delafield
  • Throwback – A Poem by Lionel Wiggam
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/04 —

  • Exit the Monroe Doctrine by Hubert Herring

  • A Woman Like Dilsie – A story by David Thibault
  • The Idea of a World Encyclopedia by H.G. Wells

  • Better Days for Music by John Tasker Howard
  • Once Heaven Was Music – A poem by Marion Lemoyne Leeper
  • England Turns a Corner by Elmer Davis
  • Your Civil–and Uncivil–Servants by Anonymous
  • For a Young Man – A Poem by Marjorie Marks
  • Chemical Foundations of Mind by George W. Gray
  • This Is My Own, My Native Land – A Story by Benedict Thielen
  • Ritual for Myself – A Poem by Anderson M. Scruggs
  • Can the Schools Save Democracy? by Avis D. Carlson

  • Office Morale and Chinese Devils by Carl Crow
  • Who Are the American Immortals? by Dumas Malone
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • Prize Contest Announcement
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-05 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/05 —

  • Queen Victoria Is Dead by William Zukerman
  • “If His Be Strength” — A Poem by Elizabeth Coatsworth

  • Rudyard Kipling’s Feud by Frederic F. Van De Water
  • “The Hidden Flower” — A story by Grace Zaring Stone

  • “Supplication” — A poem by Josephine Johnson
  • Fundamentalism and the Higher Learning by John A. Rice

  • Consuming Education by Edward A. Richards
  • Ghostly Processions in Hawaii by Antoinette Withington
  • Russia Grows Up by Maurice Hindus
  • Gypsy in a Trailer by Konrad Bercovici
  • Belgium and Holland — Isolated? by Elmer Davis
  • “Express to Miami” — A story by Helen Stansbury
  • “Mist in Air” — A poem by Mildred Boie
  • Labor on the March by Edward Levinson
  • Is a Farmer-Labor Alliance Possible? by R.G. Tugwell
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-06 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/06 —

  • Can the Small Business Man Survive? By John Allen Murphy
  • Memoir of My Mother by Angelo P. Bertocci
  • What and Where Are We? By J.W.N. Sullivan
  • Eye-Witness in Madrid – Part 1 by Geoffrey Cox
  • Honoris Causa by John R. Tunis
  • The Unconquerable Mexican by Hubert Herring

  • Walnuts – A Story by Griffith Beens
  • Stone of Mercury – A Poem by Charmian Lynn Montross
  • Gypsy in a Trailer — Part 2 by Konrad Bercovici
  • Uncle Sam as an Exporter by Carl Crow

  • Czechoslovakia: Bridge or Barricade? by Elmer Davis
  • Pulps and Confessions by Margaret Macmullen
  • Plus regular columns including The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto

    • 1937-07 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/07 —

  • The War Boom Begins by John T. Flynn
  • The Haunted Palace – A Story by Elizabeth Madox Roberts
  • A Professor Quits the Communist Party by Stuart Browne
  • The Importance of Loafing by Lin Yutang
  • Eye-Witness in Madrid – Part 2 by Geoffrey Cox
  • Speaking of Cats and Dogs by Grace Flandrau
  • No One Has Sung for Us – A Poem by Jesse Stuart
  • The Riddle of Our Reddening Skies by George W. Gray
  • The Necessary Dash of Bitters by Gerald W. Johnson
  • Killing Old Age Security With Kindness by Abraham Epstein

  • Accounting for Taste by George Boas
  • The Garish Day – A Story by Dorothy Thomas
  • Home Without Ducks – A Poem by Robert P. Tristram Coffin
  • The Odds Against Germany by Willson Woodside
  • Plus regular columns including The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto
  • Gary Cooper featured in an ad for Lucky Strikes on the back cover

    • 1937-08 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/08 —

    Midsummer Fiction Issue

  • Birmingham, Alabama by George R. Leighton
  • The Promise – A Story by John Steinbeck
  • Washington Wife by Nathalie Colby
  • Planning the Ethiopian Campaign by Emilio De Bono
  • The Complete Scandalmonger by George Boas

  • Lady in Trouble – A Story by Margery Sharp

  • A Biologist Looks at England by J.B.S. Haldane
  • I Believe – A Story by Benedict Thielen
  • I Like to Teach by Brooks Shepard
  • Assumption – A Poem by Edward Weismiller
  • Straights and Flushes by Carl Crow
  • Nur Wer die Sehnsucht – A Poem by Gilbert Maxwell
  • The Two-Franc Piece – A Story by Andre Birabeau
  • One Generation After Another – A Poem by Granville Paul Smith
  • Fixed Prices and the Consumer by Saul Nelson
  • Plus regular columns including The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto

    • 1937-09 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/09 —

  • Mr. Roosevelt and the Future by Stanley High

  • Good-by to the Superintendent – A story by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant

  • Trout in Swift Water – A poem by Edward Weismiller
  • Japan Counts the Cost by Nathaniel Peffer

  • Letters from Jay Chapman by M.A. De Wolfe Howe
  • Dixie Detour by Cedric Belfrage
  • A Formula for Conservatives by Harold J. Laski
  • Washington Pageant by Nathalie Colby
  • Louisville, Kentucky by George R. Leighton – 22 page article

  • Sharks’Fins and Ancient Eggs by Carl Crow
  • What Holds the World Together by George W. Gray
  • Plus regular columns including The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto
  • Madeleine Carroll featured in an ad for Lucky Strikes on the back cover

    • 1937-10 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/10 —

  • Balance What Budget? By David Cushman Coyle
  • Sons of the Wold about Mussolini’s Six-Year-Old Soldiers by Ernest Poole
  • Why Birds Leave Home by George Dock, Jr.
  • Mathematician – A Poem by Edward Weismiller
  • Roosevelt: Democratic or Dictatorial? by Stanley High
  • A Sagebrush Bookshelf by Bernard DeVoto
  • Radio, American Style by Jascha Heifetz
  • Korea from a Nunnery Window by Willard Price
  • Man Moving West – A Poem by Gilbert Maxwell
  • The Chrysanthemums – A Story by John Steinbeck
  • Poems on the War by Edward Ames Richards
  • A Week in Paradise by William Beebe
  • More Letters of John Jay Chapman by M.A. DeWolfe Howe
  • Crippled in the Tongue by Avis D. Carlson
  • Professors’ Freedom by Donald Slesinger
  • Plus regular columns including The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto

    • 1937-11 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/11 —

  • The Tyranny of Words by Stuart Chase
  • Shall Marriage Be Subsidized? by Genevieve Parkhurst
  • “Surplus” — A poem by Charles Hanson Towne
  • “The White House Is Calling” by Stanley High
  • I Was on the Hindenburg by Margaret G. Mather
  • In Memoriam: Third Ypres — A Poem by James Norman Hall
  • The Orchestra Conductor by John Tasker Howard
  • One Day in History by Fredrick Lewis Allen
  • Our Tax Jungle by Chester T. Crowell
  • Paris, 1937 by Ernest Poole
  • More Precious Than Rubies by George Russell Harrison
  • The Economics of the Founding Fathers by Abram L. Harris
  • Turtle Sanctuary by William Beebe
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • The Automobile by Donald Wilhelm
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-12 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/12 —

  • Convulsion in the Orient by Nathaniel Peffer
  • Mr. Sweeney’s Shadow – A Story by Joan Detweiler
  • An Observer Warns the Church by Rollo Walter Brown
  • Passing Understanding – A Poem by C.F. MacIntyre
  • Robert Moses and His Parks by Hubert Herring
  • Farewell to Shanghai by Carl Crow
  • Word-Trouble Among the Economists by Stuart Chase
  • The Bond Salesman – A Story by Griffith Beems
  • The Age of Schizophrenia by Leslie C. Barber
  • Landscape With Farmers by Charles Allen Smart
  • Taxation Not for Revenue by Chester T. Crowell
  • Selling Stories to the Movies by Homer Croy
  • Plus regular columns including The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto

    • 1938-01 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1938/01 —

  • Business Finds Its Voice by S.H. Walker – Paul Sklar
  • “The Globe” — A story by Benedict Thielen
  • World’s Fair, 1939: A Preview by Gardner Harding
  • I Fly for Spain by Eugene Finick
  • Word-Trouble Among the Statesmen by Stuart Chase
  • Invitation to the Country by Charles Allen Smart

  • “This Faith, This Violence” — A poem by ribert Nathan
  • What’s Behind the Strikes? by Alexander H. Frey
  • “Solitude” — A poem by Rainer Maria Rilke

  • “Voyage from Moji” — A story by Lionel Wiggam
  • “Prexy” by Anonymous
  • The Economic Setback by John T. Flynn
  • “Summer Evening” — A poem by James Agee
  • A Hawk at Dusk by Louis J. Halle, Jr.
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates