In a work called "The Editors to the Reader," the creators of this organization argued this entity is the Garden itself, and that its goal is to measure how much sunlight can enter it.
Scofield Thayer revived this organization along with James Sibley Watson; in its first form, this organization lasted for only four years. In a work called "The Editors to the Reader," the creators of this organization argued this entity is the Garden itself, and that its goal is to measure how much sunlight can enter it. This organization grew out of its founders' discontent with Christian Disciple and Christian Examiner, and its various leaders have included George Ripley and Margaret Fuller, who published The Great Lawsuit while leading this publication. A later incarnation first published T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland in the Americas, as well as William Butler Yeats's The Second Coming. For 10 points, identify this literary magazine which was used extensively by the Transcendentalists during the late 19th century.
Scofield Thayer revived this organization along with James Sibley Watson; in its first form, this organization lasted for only four years.
The Dial