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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
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RHCTU9 OF THH
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
5ioa For 1862. lm
THE January number will commence the Ninth Vol
u urne Of this Magazine. Its very large and still In.
crossing circulation, gratifying evidence Of public
approval and no industry will be spared to render the
prssnaa, with srss, events as those of to-day. The
life Of the Republic, e best interests OF the nation de-
mad Of literature manly and generous sction and the
condueors OF this Journal will remit efforts enlisng
the bcst talent sf the country support with vigor and
eloquence those opinions and principles which brace the
grent public heart TO stand firm the side OF Freedom
and Right An elevated national American spirit will al
ways be found illustrated In these pages The ATLANTIC
and will bc the aim Of lis conductor. to render
y variety greater and It's attractions beer each month
Among the contributors already in hand for 1904 the
following will commend themselves sufficient 6duccs
mens for every family to provide the forthcoming mum
PnoPEssoH AeAssrz will begin in the January number
series Of articles on Natural History, and other kindred
the year. The Of so distinguished man Of science
In connection with this 10 sufficient guar
sniy q ihe great benefit to be derived from his monthly
A New Romance by NArnANrKr. HAwrHonss, will
appear in the pages OF nR ATLANTIC early III the year
A New Story by the late THEODORE WiNrHror, author
Of "Cccil Drecme," will be commenced In the January
number. I.. |Ul--' ~
Dr GEorer D. WIspsurp well known for his remark.
able experiments in Gymnastics has written for THE Ar
LANrIc "The Autobiography OF n Srenth Seeker giving
an account Of his method Of training for fcas Of strength
with advice on matters OF Health.
The author Of Life in the Iron Mills, and "A Story
Of To-Day will contribute series Of Tales during the
year.
Articles by PRovrssor JANn RussxIL LOWELL, on
topics OF national interest, will appear frequently
BAranp TAYLOR has written story which will be
printed in the February number.
The STAFF Of Writsrs In Prose and Poetry contributing
regularly to The ArI.src MosrnLr comprises, among
| its popular names, the following.
James Russell Lowell. Oliver Wendell Hslmes
Henry w Iongfellow, John q. Whittier,
| Ralph Waldo Emerson, u. p. whipple,
| Nathaniel Hawthorne, Bayard Taylor,
| c. C. Hazewell Charles z. Morton,
| T. w. Higginson, George 8. Hilliard
Mrs II. Il. Stowe, Henry Giles,
Harriet Mariineau, Rev. Walter Mitchell,
| Charles Reade, Rose Terry,
The Country Parson,r Harriet T. Prescott
| Author of Life in the IronRev. Robert r. 8 LOWELL
Mills,"& Story ofro-day!J. T. Trowbridge.
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