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Serial No.
1. Beautiful Children in Art
2. Makers of American Poetry
3. Washington, the Capital
4. Beautiful Women in Art
5. Romantic Ireland
6. Masters of Music
7. Natural Wonders of America
8. Pictures We Love to Live with
9. The Conquest of the Peaks
10. Scotland, the Land of Song and Scenery
11. Cherubs in Art
12. Statues with a Story
13. Story of America in Pictures: The Discoverers
14. London
15. The Story of Panama
16. American Birds of Beauty
17. Dutch Masterpieces
18. Paris, the Incomparable
19. Flowers of Decoration
20. Makers of American Humor
21. American Sea Painters
22. Story of America in Pictures: The Explorers
23. Sporting Vacations
24. Switzerland: The Land of Scenic Splendors
25. American Novelists
26. American Landscape Painters
27. Venice, the Island City
28. The Wife in Art
29. Great American Inventors
30. Furniture and its Makers
31. Spain and Gibraltar
32. Historic Spots of America
33. Beautiful Buildings of the World
34. Game Birds of America
35. Story of America in Pictures: The Contest for North America
36. Famous American Sculptors
37. The Conquest of the Poles
38. Napoleon
39. The Mediterranean
40. Angels in Art
41. Famous Composers
42. Egypt, the Land of Mystery
43. Story of America in Pictures: The Revolution
44. Famous English Poets
45. Makers of American Art
46. The Ruins of Rome
47. Makers of Modern Opera
48. Dürer and Holbein
49. Vienna, the Queen City
50. Ancient Athens
51. The Barbizon Painters
52. Abraham Lincoln: Volume 2
53. George Washington
54. Mexico
55. Famous American Women Painters
56. The Conquest of the Air
57. Court Painters of France
58. Holland
59. Our Feathered Friends
60. Glacier National Park
61. Michelangelo
62. American Colonial Furniture
63. American Wild Flowers
64. Gothic Architecture
65. The Story of the Rhine
66. Shakespeare
THE MENTOR COURSE TO COME
The next number of The Mentor, to appear on October 1, will contain six beautiful photogravures.
CELEBRATED ANIMAL CHARACTERS
Silver King, Ivan, Sultan, Czar, Gunder, The Bison Herd By W. T. HORNADAY, Director New York Zoölogical Park
NUMBERS TO FOLLOW
Oct. 15. JAPAN
One of Mr. Elmendorf’s interesting travel articles, full of information about a country that engages the interest of the whole world today. The pictures are varied and most attractive.
By Dwight L. Elmendorf, Lecturer and Traveler.
Nov. 2. THE STORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
Professor Hart presents in a style that is both scholarly and popular the great drama of French history. There are many volumes treating of single phases, or chapters of the French Revolution, but Professor Hart’s article supplies a real need in picturing in large, simple outlines the great subject as a whole, so that any reader may get a complete impression. The illustrations picture the great personages and important events of the Revolution.
By Albert Bushnell Hart, Professor of Government, Harvard University.
Nov. 16. RUGS AND RUG MAKING
Mr. Mumford is qualified as few are to write on this subject. He has traveled for years in pursuit of the study of rugs, and he is the author of a standard work on the subject. He writes, moreover, in an easy, entertaining, and informing way. The pictures, some of which are in full colors, contribute great value, interest, and beauty to the article.
By J. K. Mumford, Author and Expert on Oriental Rugs.
Dec. 1. ALASKA
One of the most important and interesting travel articles that The Mentor has offered. The writer, Mr. Belmore Browne, knows Alaska more thoroughly perhaps than any living writer and artist. He has been for years an explorer and hunter of big game in the far Northwest, and he is celebrated especially for having achieved the conquest of Mount McKinley together with Professor Herschel Parker.
By Belmore Browne, Explorer, Author and Artist.