1920 | Page 3 of 19 | Harper's Magazine

“The Osage Indians are becoming so rich that something will have to be done about it.” So says Washington, and, acting accordingly, plans are being discussed even now for heading…

The tree

by Alice Cowdery,

Faery lands of the sea

by James Norman Hall, Charles Nordhoff,

A leisurely approach

Archive: 1920

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A color test

The new era

In terms he understood

True caution

Modesty

How Mary managed

Editor’s drawer

Desperate measures

The dignity of age

Occupied

Editor’s drawer

The caliph and the reformers

Editor’s easy chair

Editor’s easy chair

The last drive together

The spirit of our age

Publishers and the disappointed author

Legs vs. architects

The hidden land

Magic

The mind in the making (part III)

Purchase (certain letters written by Lorenzo de’ Medici are sold at auction)

The girl in the omnibus

From a Burne-Jones sketchbook

The aristocrat

American notes

The mountain and Mahomet

Lo, the Rich Indian!

The tree

Faery lands of the sea

November 1920

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