The Little Review, November 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 8)

TANNER. Bear up, Mrs. Ransome. You are not the greatest sufferer. Let me say a few words to your daughter. (_He rises, goes to Janet, and places his hand on her shoulder, but sh...

Lyrics of an Italian Scharmel Iris Zarathustra Vs. Rheims George Soule The Cost of War Clarence Darrow A Social Comedy Lawrence Langner “The Immutable” Margaret C. Anderson Poem...

You would observe that the urgent, immediate mania, in these red souls, is to deprive themselves quickly of their vehement independence, to give the government of their party to...

This is the woman America has hated and persecuted, thrown into jail, deprived of her citizenship, and held up as an example of all that is ignorant, coarse, and base. America w...

There is no essential difference between the method of German Imperialism and the method of German Socialism; the only difference lies in the objectives. Both insist on the supr...

Mr. Davenport’s plays do not rank with Ibsen’s or even with Galsworthy’s. But thousands of worse plays have been produced and have succeeded—simply because they contained no ide...

A word of reassurance for Mr. Thomas Hardy. This Sauerkraut-gem, _The Man of Genius_, has had _seven_ editions in Germany, and has aroused wide enthusiasm there, as witnessed by...

_American Labor Unions_, by a Member. By Helen Marot. [Henry Holt & Company, New York.] The first book on the American labor movement which takes tolerant and detailed notice of...

In these three volumes the author brings us into very close touch with many men and women who have helped to make the history of art and literature during the last decade. “It i...