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The Atlantic Monthly
—(FOR 1887)—
WILL CONTAIN, IN ADDITION TO THE BEST SHORT STORIES, SKETCHES, ESSAYS, POETRY AND CRITICISM, TWO SERIAL STORIES:—
THE SECOND SON.—By Mrs. M. O. W. Oliphant and T. B. Aldrich.
PAUL PATOFF.—A Story of Constantinople.—By F. Marion Crawford, author of “A Roman Singer,” “Mr. Isaacs,” etc.
PAPERS ON AMERICAN HISTORY.—By John Fiske, whose previous papers have been so interesting, full of information, and generally popular.