Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-31
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1878.

FOR 1878.
TNnE MANAGERS OF TaE ATLANTIC.
i while keeping this magazine first in Ameri-
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tiers. W i'll especially aim during the coming year
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AMERICAN FICTION,
It will be particularly lull and will contain a
serial story (''Detmoli; a Romance il parts,
By VIM IL Bishop; another GIhe EuroPesnsl IN
four parts by Henry James, Jr, and third, IN
or parts. By w ID HOwells.
SHORT STORIES
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Cooke Constance Fenimore wilson, r. Scui-
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for the Atlantic. including the author Of The
Child of the State"
SKETCHES AND ESSAYS
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FOREIGN LIFE AND TRAVEL
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STUDIES FROM FRENCH, GERMAN AND
ENGLISH BOOKS
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Henry James. Jr. Richard Grant White. w u
Howels. Harriet w Preston ana Others. willl- a.
tribute these studies. Interesting contributors
rah y Jewett, author Of Deephaven Sketches and
others, Including some curious "Reminiscences
Brook Farm. by a member of Ike Association.
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