March 1911 Issue, THE CENTURY MAGAZINE

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- Martin Luther and His Work
  Arthur C. McGiffert
  , pp. 645-660
  Fourth Paper: His Attack on Indulgences
- Washington at the Crisis of the Revolutionary War
  Worthington C. Ford
  , pp. 661-663
  An Important Unpublished Letter
- The Hero
  Freeman Tilden
  , pp. 664-669
- Amateur Theatricals
  James Barnes
  , pp. 670-678
- The Dweller on the Threshold
  Robert Hichens
  , pp. 679-687
  A Tale of Psychical Research, in Six Parts: Part Five
- The Guest
  Anna Glen Stoddard
  , p. 688
- The Awakening of the American Business Man
  Will Irwin
  , pp. 689-692
  I. The New Science of Management
- Progressive Argentina
  James Davenport Whelpley
  , pp. 693-704
  ("The Trade of the World" Papers)
- The Sculptor Weinman, pp. 705-708
  And a Few Examples of His Work
- The Wooing of Addie Swisher
  Helen R. Martin
  , pp. 709-715
  A Story of the "Pennsylvania Dutch"
- Life-Work and Homes of Richard Watson Gilder
  Maria Hornor Lansdale
  , pp. 716-732
- In Parvo
  H.C.B.
  , p. 733
  In Memory of Richard Watson Gilder
- A New Motive in Decoration
  Harrison S. Morris
  , pp. 734-738
  Miss Violet Oakley's Paintings for a Private House
- Carcassonne
  George Allan England
  , pp. 739-744
- New York as the Operatic Metropolis
  Henry T. Finck
  , pp. 745-746
- Dead Man's Bar
  J.W. Muller
  , pp. 747-753
- Christianity in China
  Edward Alsworth Ross
  , pp. 754-766
  Observations During a Recent Trip Through the "Middle Kingdom"
- Mothering on Perilous
  Lucy Furman
  , pp. 767-773
  IV. The Born Trader
- Icarus
  Amelia Josephine Burr
  , p. 774
- The Mule That Held the Bridge
  L. Frank Tooker
  , pp. 775-782
- "The Bravest Deed I Ever Knew"
  Charles Stuart Moody
  , pp. 783-784
  Patrick Brice and the Nez Perce Indians
- Washington's Sense of Humor
  Wayne Whipple
  , pp. 785-789
- Moonlight in the Pipes
  George Sterling
  , p. 790
- Lawlessness and Sabotage, p. 791
- The Treason in Ohio , p. 792
- Cross Currents in Public Economy , pp. 793-794
- Where New York Lags in Art , p. 795
- "Professionalism in Scholarship" , p. 795
- A Kindergarten for Graduates
  George Watt Fellows
  , p. 796
- On Putting Out Fires with Rose-Water
  Warrington Emerson
  , p. 797
- Growing Up
  Edna Kingsley Wallace
  , p. 798
- The Party at Crogan's
  Florence J. Boyce
  , p. 799
- The Best Meter for a Spring Poem
  Mary Eleanor Roberts
  , p. 800
- Meditations of Marcus Artellius
  Lucy Pratt
  , p. 800
- "Every Man His Own Letter-Writer"
  Amanda Daniels
  , p. 801
- Belinda
  Oliver Herford
  , pp. 802-803