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This is the January 1893 issue of THE CENTURY ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE. This issue was once bound, as was common for library copies. This publication competed with Harper’s Monthly Magazine, and Frank Leslie Popular Monthly in the late 1800’s. The pages are clean and very readable. This issue contains 159 pages, with many interesting stories about Art, Literature, History, and Science. The following is a partial listing of the contents.
ARTICLES:
LA GRANDE DEMOISELLE, A BALCONY STORY – By Grace King – illustrated by A.E. Sterner
THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA – By Romyn Hitchcock – illustrated by Harry Fenn
A WINTER RIDE TO THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA – By N.B. Dennys – illustrated by Harry Fenn
THE L1,000,000 BANK NOTE – By Mark Twain
THE LIGHTS O’ LONDON – A poem by Louise Imogen Guiney
THE REWARD OF THE UNRIGHTEOUS – By George Grantham Bain – illustrated by A.B. Wenzell
“CRUSTY CHRISTOPHER” (JOHN WILSON) – By Henry A. Beers – with portrait of Wilson by T. Johnson
JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTER – By Elizabeth Stuart Phelps – with portrait by Lamson of Portland, Maine
THE KINDERGARTEN MOVEMENT (FRIEDRICH FROEBEL) – By Talcott Williams – illustrated and a special portrait of Froebel printed with permission of Milton Bradley & Co. (See picture "Making Cylinders in Clay" by Otto Bacher)
THE CHILD-GARDEN – A poem by Richard Watson Gilder
THE STORY OF JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET’S EARLY LIFE – By Pierre Millet his younger brother – illustrated with an engraving of the painting “The Sheep-Shearers” (See picture)
AN ILLUSTRATOR OF DICKENS, HABLOT KNIGHT BROWNE – By Arthur Allchin – illustrated
A BRIAL MEASURE – A poem by Thomas Bailey Aldrich
THE COSMOPOLIS CITY CLUB, WHY AND HOW THE CLUB WAS ORGANIZED – By Washington Gladden
BENEFITS FORGOT – By Wolcott Balestier
TO GIPSYLAND – By Elizabeth Robins Pennell – illustrated by Joseph Pennell
LETTERS OF TWO BROTHERS – PASSAGES FROM THE CORRESPONDENCE OF GENERAL AND SENATOR SHERMAN – By W.T. Sherman
PERSONAL STUDIES OF INDIAN LIFE, POLITICS AND “PIPE-DANCING” – By Alice C. Fletcher – illustrated by A. Castaigne (See picture "The Mark of Honor")
SWEET BELLS OUT OF TUNE – By Mrs. Constance Cary Harrison – illustrated by C.D. Gibson
LETHE – A poem by Louise Chandler Moulton
NEW DAY – A poem by Charles Washington Coleman
DOROTHEA DIX – By Mary S. Robinson with portrait of Dorothea Dix
TOPICS OF THE TIME:
THE PROPOSED RECESSION OF THE YOSEMITE VALLEY
NEW YORK AND THE WORLD’S FAIR
LEGAL TENDERS AND BIMETALLISM
THE KINDERGARTEN NOT A FAD
OPEN LETTERS:
THE KINDERGARTEN IN A NUTSHELL – By W.T. Harris U.S. Commissioner of education
THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE KINDERGARTEN – By Angeline Brooks
THE PHILANTHROPIC SIDE OF KINDERGARTEN WORK – By Mary Katherine Young
THE EYE AND EAR AT CHICAGO – By Daniel C. Gilman
AMERICAN ARTISTS SERIES – W. Lewis Fraser (See painting "The Mother" by Alice D. Kellogg)
IN LIGHTER VEIN:
AN UNCONSCIOUS DIPLOMAT – By Alice Turner
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