The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine (November 1912) / Vol. LXXXV: New Series Vol. LXIII, November 1912 to April 1913
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VOL. LXXXV
NEW SERIES: VOL. LXIII
NOVEMBER, 1912, TO APRIL, 1913
THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK
HODDER & STOUGHTON, LONDON
Copyright, 1912, 1913, by THE CENTURY CO.
THE DE VINNE PRESS
VOL. LXXXV NEW SERIES: VOL. LXIII
VOL. LXXXV, NO. 1 NOVEMBER, 1912 PRICE, 35 CENTS
THE CENTURY ILLUSTRATED
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MR. WELLAWAY’S HOST
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VII
STELLA MARIS
CHAPTER XXII
CHAPTER XXIII
THE CENTURY’S AFTER-THE-WAR SERIES
THE HUMOR AND TRAGEDY OF THE GREELEY CAMPAIGN
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COMMENTS ON COLONEL WATTERSON’S PAPER
I—BY WHITELAW REID
II—BY HORACE WHITE
IS THE NEGRO HAVING A FAIR CHANCE?
THE NEGRO TREATED BETTER IN AMERICA THAN ELSEWHERE
LITTLE IMMIGRATION OF NEGROES
UNEQUAL LAWS THE CAUSE OF RACIAL TROUBLE IN AMERICA
THE NEGRO AS A DEPENDENT RACE
SKILLED NEGRO LABOR BETTER TREATED IN THE SOUTH THAN IN THE NORTH
THE DIFFICULTY OF OBTAINING UNIFORM TREATMENT
THE SHIFTING OF OCCUPATIONS
BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR EDUCATION IN THE NORTH
THE UNCERTAINTY OF TREATMENT OF THE RACE IN THE NORTH
THE GREATEST SOURCE OF DISSATISFACTION TO THE NEGRO IN THE SOUTH
LACK OF A “SQUARE DEAL” IN EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH
THE NEGRO PAYS MORE THAN HIS SHARE TO EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH
CONVICT LABOR A GREAT EVIL IN THE SOUTH
THE BALLOT TO THE INTELLIGENT NEGRO
THE CRIME OF LYNCHING
PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR
THE NEGRO SINGER
EXHORTATION (A NEGRO SERMON)
Scamps of Romance
A CLEAN SHAVE
TO ANY ONE
THOROUGHBREDS AND TROTTERS AS SADDLE-HORSES
SECRET WRITING
THE GRAPES OF ESHCOL
THE FRATERNITY IDEA AMONG COLLEGE WOMEN
DAVY
OUR GREAT SHAKSPERE CRITIC
THE HUNGRY SHEEP
THE FEMINIST OF FRANCE
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III
THE SCARBOROUGH SPOONS
THE TRADE OF NORTHERN AFRICA
VIOLENCE IN THE WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT
TOPICS OF THE TIME
A WAY OUT OF THE CANAL BLUNDER: REPEAL THE EXEMPTION
WANTED: STRAIGHT THINKING ABOUT MILITANT SUFFRAGISTS
THE NEW WAY OF FINANCING A CAMPAIGN
IF LINCOLN COULD RETURN
OPEN LETTERS
ON THE RELATIVE CLAIMS OF SWEETNESS AND LIGHT
IN LIGHTER VEIN
BEARDING WHISTLER IN HIS DEN
“RULES ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN”
SERVICEABLE FRENCH
THE PLAINT OF THE SOREHEAD
APE OWE ’EM
THEN AND NOW
LIMERICKS
