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The Tariff and the Tariff Commission F. W. TAUSSIG 721A Hero's Conscience : a Study of R. E. Lee. GAMALIEL BRADFORD, JR. 730One Way to an American Merchant Marine FRANCIS T. BOWLES 740The Tide-Marsh.
A Story
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A Poet's Toll ANNE C. E. ALLINSON 774
The Comrade.
A Poem
EDITH WHARTON 785The Matter with Us . . WILLIAM S. ROSSITER 787The Patricians.
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Ill JOHN GALSWORTHY 793Lying like Truth
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A Story
ARTHUR COLTON 828William James JAMES JACKSON PUTNAM 835Nathan in the Well ATKINSON KIMBALL 848Our Country.
A Poem
JULIA WARD HOWE 852The Contributors' Club 853
The Immorality of Shop-Windows. — Ultimate Convictions. — Of Walking : with SomeThoughts about Sitting on Fences. — The Vanishing Village.
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