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Contents for February, 1906

Cover-design: From the original medal in the collection of Mr. Walter Wyman.
The Spirit of the Month: Practical Paternalism.

Frontispiece: Portrait of Henry Smith Pritchett

Editorial: Salvation by Senatorial Courtesy.

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115

William Rainey Harper: An Appreciation (with Portrait) E. Benjamin Andrews
Portraits of Typical Americans:

135

Edward P. Bacon, Franklin W. Hooper, Frank Wakeley

Gunsaulus, Edith Wharton

117

The Trolley Car as a Social Factor (Illustrated)
Workingmen's Insurance

The Theatre Francais (Illustrated)

The Government as a Homemaker (Illustrated)
The Erie Canal and Freight Rebates (Illustrated)
The Riddle of Life

The Feast of the Lilies at Nola (Illustrated)

Karl Edwin Harriman
Charles R. Henderson
H. C. Chatfield-Taylor
Hamilton Wright

C. H. Quinn

H. Charlton Bastian

Symposium by David Starr Jordan, Jacob Reighard, Albert P. Mathews, Edward B. Wilson.
Cartoons: President Roosevelt and the Senate
The New English Art Club (Illustrated)

E. Douglas Sheilds

William G. Fitz-Gerald

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Walter L. Beasley

A Model Bakery in London

A Notable Chinese Imperial Decree

The Future of Christianity in Japan

Books and Reading

E. S. Douglas

H. W. Provence

John L. Dearing

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