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November 21, 1907 issue

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The article presents information on various developments related to publishers and publishing. From the World Book Company, Yonkers, New York, comes a revised edition of the "Handbook of English Composition," by Luella Clay Carson of the University of Oregon. John Addington Symonds's "Essays Speculative and Suggestive," first published in 1890, and since republished, but for some time out of print, has been brought out in a new edition by Scribners. Leslie Stephen's "Science of Ethics," first published in 1882, is issued in a second edition by G.P. Putnam's Sons.

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PUBLISHERS & publishing; HANDBOOK of English Composition: A Compilation of Standard Rules & Usages (Book); ESSAYS: Speculative & Suggestive (Book); SCIENCE of Ethics (Book); CARSON, Luella Clay; SYMONDS, John Addington
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