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Munsey's Magazine, Volume XVII

1897 · 3 pages

This index to Volume XVII documents a comprehensive general-interest magazine featuring diverse content. The special articles cover literary and historical subjects—including studies of portrait painters (Lawrence, Gainsborough, Romney, Hoppner), biographical sketches of writers (Dickens, George Eliot, Poe, Byron, Charles Lamb), and contemporary American topics (the Constitution, naval policy, the McKinleys, the Supreme Court). Notable bylines include William Dean Howells, Brander Matthews, and Theodore Roosevelt. The serial stories include *The Christian* by Hall Caine and *Corleone* by F. Marion Crawford, appearing across multiple issues. Short fiction by established authors (Frank R. Stockton, S.R. Crockett, Paul Bourget, Ellis Parker Butler, Myrtle Reed) and numerous contributors fills the issue. Poetry selections range from Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Edwin Markham to Charles G.D. Roberts and Katherine E. Thomas. Regular departments cover art, etchings, literary matters, stage news, and music, reflecting the magazine's cultural scope.

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