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1919-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

1919/01 — Contents as follows:

  • That this Nation may Endure by Wilbur C. Abbott
  • What the War did for Brewer by William Allen White
  • Epitaph for Us – A poem by Edgar Lee Masters
  • The Balance Wheels of America by Henry W. Farnam
  • Plus Tard – A poem by Lee Wilson Dodd
  • Graves in France – A Poem by Karle Wilson Baker

  • How to Strengthen Belgium by Emile Cammaerts
  • What is Americanization? by Frances A. Kellor
  • Neighbors – A Poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson

  • Seven Decades in Medicine by Major W.W. Keen
  • A Case of Multiple Personality by George Trumbull Ladd
  • On Granby Hill – A poem by Henry A. Beers
  • The Tutelage of the East by W.M. Flinders Petrie

  • Sketches of Carranza’s Mexico by Marjorie Barstow

  • Two Poems by John Hall Wheelock
  • On Letter Writing by Henry Dwight Sedgwick

  • Zero Birds by Samuel Scoville, Jr.
  • Book Reviews

    • 1915-07 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1915/07 — Contents as follows:

  • The Fate of the Dardanelles by Sir Edwin Pears
  • Germany and the Prussian Propaganda by Wilbur C. Abbott
  • The Question of Justice by John Crowe Ransom
  • The National Need of Spanish by Frederick Bliss Luquiens
  • Russia and her Emperor by Curtis Guild
  • The Fruit Shop – A poem by Amy Lowell
  • With a French Ambulance by Howard Copland
  • Home Rule for American Cities by Henry H. Curran
  • Mechanistic Science and Metaphysical Romance by Jacques Loeb

  • Swimmers – A poem by Louis Untermeyer
  • Plato as a Novelist by Vida D. Scudder
  • The Remainder – A poem by Henry A. Beers
  • The Literary Uses of Experience by Elisabeth Woodbridge
  • Rights of the United States as a Neutral by Charles Cheney Hyde
  • Book Reviews

    • 1915-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1915/04 — Contents as follows:

  • England’s Experience with “The Real Thing” by L.P. Jacks

  • Nationality and the New Europe by Archibald C. Coolidge

  • Imperialism and the Christian Ideal by Benjamin W. Bacon
  • Neutralization in Theory and Practice by George G. Wilson
  • English Literature in France by Emile Legouis
  • The Maker of Images – A poem by Brian Hooker
  • The Journeying Atoms by John Burroughs
  • The Railroad Crisis: A Way Out by Ray Morris
  • An Apology for Old Maids by Henry Dwight Sedgwick
  • Ovid among the Goths by Gamaliel Bradford
  • The Unity of the Churches by Newman Smyth
  • The True Concord – A Poem by Frances Barber
  • Grief – A poem by Archibald MacLeish
  • Walpole and Familiar Correspondence by Chauncey B. Tinker
  • Xanthippe on Woman Suffrage by Duffield Osborne
  • Book Reviews

    • 1915-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1915/01 — Contents as follows:

  • The Hunting by William Young
  • America and the European War by Norman Angell

  • The Political Teachings of Treitschke by Arthur T. Hadley

  • German Economics and the War by Henry C. Emery

  • The Russian Problem by P. Vinogradoff

  • The Literature of the Belgians by Charles C. Clarke

  • Past and Present by Theodore Winthrop
  • Fifty Years of Hawthorne by Henry A. Beers
  • Our “Commercial” Drama by William C. deMille

  • Southey as Poet and Historian by Thomas R. Lounsbury

  • World Sanitation and the Panama Canal by Richard P. Strong

  • Credo by Kenneth Rand

  • The Worst Edition of Shakespeare by Charles S. Brooks

  • Academic Superstition and Democracy by Florence V. Keys
  • Book Reviews

    • 1914-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1914/01 — Contents as follows:

  • The Dying Pantheist to the Priest by Henry A. Beers
  • The Background of the American Novel by Robert Herrick
  • The Law and the Judges by Arthur L. Corbin

  • Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy by Sir William Osler
  • Peace and War in 1913 by Frederick Lynch
  • They Who Scent the Tasselled Pine by Frederick Erastus Pierce
  • God and the Farmer also by Frederick Erastus Pierce
  • Noyes and Masefield by Henry Sidel Canby
  • The Significance of Bergson by William Ernest Hocking
  • Boccaccio, An Apology by H.D. Sedgwick
  • Through the Scuttle with the Tinman by Charles S. Brooks
  • Rulers of the Mesozoic by Richard Swann Lull
  • The Next Session of Parliament by W.M.J. Williams
  • Book Reviews

    • 1913-10 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1913/10 — Contents as follows:

  • A Watchword of the Fleet by Alfred Noyes

  • Earth Hunger or the Philosophy of Land Grabbing by William Graham Sumner
  • An Ever Present Mystery by John Burroughs

  • The Fall of Constantinople by J.B. Bury

  • The Progressive Movement and Constitutional Reform by Yandell Henderson
  • A Sicilian Idyl by Louis V. Ledoux
  • A Gentleman of Athens by Gamaliel Bradford, Jr.
  • Giovanni Pascoli by Beulah B. Amram
  • The Schoolboy’s Two Lost Years by Henry A. Perkins
  • Who Should Own the Forests by James William Toumey
  • The New England of Sarah Orne Jewett by Edward M. Chapman
  • Book Reviews

    • 1913-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1913/04 — Contents as follows:

  • In the Defenses of Washington by Thomas R. Lounsbury

  • The Woman of To-Morrow by Gertrude Atherton
  • Shakespeare as an Economist by Henry W. Farnam

  • The College and the Intellectual Life by E.P. Morris
  • Dante as the Inspirer of Italian Patriotism by William Roscoe Thayer
  • The Hermit on the Dunes – A Poem by Fannie Stearns Davis

  • The Siege of Scutari by Charles Arthur Moore, Jr.
  • The Election and Term of the President by Max Farrand
  • The Logic of Feeling by Edward M. Weyer
  • A Speculation as to Disarmament by Theodore S. Woolsey
  • An Athenian Critic of Life by Thomas D. Goodell
  • Book Reviews