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1891 The Harvard Monthly Cambridge William Vaughn Moody:
$25.00

The Harvard Monthly November, 1891
7.5\" x 9\" tall with 54 pages with 1891 Advertisements
Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Harvard Monthly was a literary magazine of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, beginning October 1885 until suspending publication following the Spring 1917 issue.

The Place of Mysticism in Modern Life by Paul R. (Revere) Frothingham
The answer by William Vaughn Moody (maybe his earliest writing)
The Reaction Against Ibsen by Hutchins Hapgood
The Revels of Monmarcel by Austin Smith
Athletic Question 25 Years Ago
Social States by Norman Hapgood (maybe his earliest writing)
Science by P.H. Savage (Philip Henry Savage) (maybe his earliest writing)
Editorial: The Course System
The Month
Book Notices: Life and Letters of Wilder Dwight,
Studies in Life and Letters

\"The aim of the Monthly is primarily to preserve, as far as possible, the best literary work that is produced in college by undergraduates.\"
The Monthly was known to have published the best literary work done by undergraduates; its series of graduate articles has included many of exceptional value and interest; its influence in the college world has always been in the direction of earnestness and seriousness.
The Harvard Monthly was born in George Santayana\'s room in Hollis Hall