Pedestrian papers
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Co.
Published: 1928
Place of publication: Boston and New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: American essays
Notes: "These papers appeared originally in 'The Forum', over the pen-name of 'The Pedestrian'."

Indexed in Essay and general literature index.
Table of contents: title: The pedestrian mind --; title: Youth and age --; title: The school of the open road --; title: The permanent Roosevelt --; title: The new era --; title: Gardening --; title: The prohibition of preaching --; title: The labor problem --; title: Propaganda --; title: The human voice divine --; title: In loco magistri --; title: Bulls, bears, and bees --; title: The children of the way --; title: Pegasus and taxicabs --; title: Bubs --; title: Reform --; title: The ineluctable Spring --; title: Cape Cod humor --; title: The bean test --; title: Kipling, pioneer --; title: Protestantism -dead or asleep? --; title: Shibboleth --; title: The chamber of horrors --; title: Those Victorians --; title: 'Use your wristes' --; title: In a manner of speaking --; title: Star dust --; title: Neither -nor --; title: Religio pedestris --; title: Dust and ashes.