October 1898

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A Wit and a Seer
A celebration of the life and career of British writer and economist Walter Bagehot
Woodrow Wilson
The Anglo-American Friendship
Carl Schurz
England and America
A. V. Dicey
Unpublished Letters of Carlyle
Charles Townsend Copeland
Botching Shakespeare
Mark H. Liddell
The Autobiography of a Revolutionist
P. Kropotkin
Birds, Flowers, and People
Bradford Torrey
The Battle of the Strong
Gilbert Parker
Reminiscences of an Astronomer
Simon Newcomb
Glamour
Elizabeth Wilder
At the Twelfth Hour: A Tale of a Battle
Joseph A. Altsheler
The Development of Our Foreign Policy
Horace N. Fisher
Bismarck as a National Type
Kuno Francke
The Correspondence of George Sand
Irving Babbitt

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October 1898

In This Issue

Articles

A Wit and a Seer

The Anglo-American Friendship

England and America

Unpublished Letters of Carlyle

Botching Shakespeare

The Autobiography of a Revolutionist

Birds, Flowers, and People

The Battle of the Strong

Reminiscences of an Astronomer

Glamour

At the Twelfth Hour: A Tale of a Battle

The Development of Our Foreign Policy

Bismarck as a National Type

The Correspondence of George Sand

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