M. Arnold: Sweetness and light.
T. H. Huxley: Science and culture.
W. K. Clifford: The ethics of belief.
W. James: The will to believe.
J. S. Mill: Of the liberty of thought and discussion.
J. Morley: Of the possible utility of error.
W. H. Mallock: The scientific bases of optimism.
T. H. Huxley: Darwin on the origin of species.
A. R. Wallace: Darwinism as applied to man.
J. Tyndall: the Belfast address.
C. F. Dole: Truth and immortality.
L. T. Hobhouse: Law and justice.
H. S. Maine: The prospects of popular government.
A. T. Hadley: Ethics of corporate management.
W. Morris: the labor question from the socialist standpoint.
J. B. Clark: Education and the socialist movement.
J. S. Mill: The subjection of women.
F. Harrison: The future of woman.
W. James: The moral equivalent of war.