THE

INTERNATIONAL

MONTHLY

A Magazine of Contemporary Thought.

VOLUME V.
JANUARY-JUNE, 1902.

BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

1902.

Copyright by

FREDERICK A. RICHARDSON,

1902.

The Jury

CONTENTS

David J. Brewer, Washington

New Excavations at Ægina,

Adolph Furtwängler, Munich

Women and Work in England,

Helen Bosanquet, London

French Impressionism and its Influence in Europe,

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Things Municipal,

34

Camille Mauclair, Paris

54

93, 166

Tendencies in German Life and Thought since 1870

Georg Simmel, University of Berlin

Contemporary France: With Respect to an English

Work,

Professor Lounsbury on Shaksperian Criticism,

Brander Matthews, New York

Trusts, Trade-Unions, and the National Minimum,

122

Sidney Webb, London

127

The Armenian Question and Europe,

Archag Tchobanian, Paris

149

185

The Search for the True Plato,

George Santayana, Harvard University

The Poetry of the South,

Hamilton W. Mabie, New York

The Experimental Method of Studying Animal

Intelligence, Edward L. Thorndike, New York

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224

Fairy Lore and Primitive Religion,

William Wells Newell, Cambridge, Mass.

Native American Culture: Its Independent Evolu-

299

316

tion,

A. H. Keane, London

Our Work in the Philippines,

338

Col. Charles W. Larned, U. S. Military Academy

The Problem of the Universe,

Simon Newcomb, Washington

The Modern Soldier and Military Lessons of Recent

Wars,

Charles A. Conant, Washington

358

381

395

Rudolf Hotowetz, Prague

The Question of "Greatness in Literature,"

489

W. P. Trent, Columbia University

Germany in International Commerce,

505

Paul Arndt, Berlin

526

The Recent Riots in Athens,

Rufus B. Richardson, Athens

547

The True Nature of Anti-Semitism in Europe,