Roger Lancelyn Green lists “(42 Essays)” after The Pilot (256). B. Meredith Langstaff writes under the publication “Weekly. 21 Apr. 00–4 Apr. 03 X 40 nos.” The titles Green names are as follows:
“Politics and Men of Letters.” 21 Apr. 1900.
“Mysticism and Genius.” 23 June 1900.
“Mary Stuart (Casket Letters).” 28 July 1900.
“Lockhart and Scott.” 10 Nov. 1900.
“A Note on Footnotes.” 16 Feb. 1901.
“Criticising the Higher Criticism.” 9 Mar. 1901.
“The Teaching of Literature.” 13 Apr. 1901.
“Crummles and the Poetic Drama.” 8 June 1901.
“Sour Classical Grapes.” 22 June 1901.
“Can Literature Be Taught?” 29 June 1901.
“Country Nights.” 6 July 1901.
“The American Athlete.” 13 July 1901.
“The Unread Poet.” 27 July 1901.
“Toleration and Public Opinion.” 2 Nov. 1901.
“Biblical Lunar Heroes.” 18 July 1902.
“Presbyterian Saints and Miracles.” 5 July 1902.
“The Brontës and Other Matters.” 4 Apr. 1903.
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