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ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1878.


! TNRE MANAGERS OF TIE ATLANTIC,
| Il while keeping this magazine first ia Ameri-
can periodical literature, as regards the quality
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AMERICAN FICTION,
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serial story G"Detmoli; a Romance il parts.
four parts by Henry James, Jr. and a third in
or parts by w ID Howelis.
SHORT STORIES
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Cooke. Constance onimOre Wilson, II 4 Scud-
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Child of the State"
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Henry James. Jr, Richard Grant White. w ID
Howels. Harriet w Preston aud others, wills i
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rah EFT, author OF Deephayen Sketches.and
others, including some curious "reminiscences
Brook Farm, by member Of tho Association.
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INTEREST
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