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July 31, 1879 issue

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The article presents information about various publications. S.C.Griggs & Co., Chicago, Illinois, have in press "Summer Savory," by Benjamin F. Taylor, "Somebody's Ned," a novel by a Chicago author and "A New Method for the Study of English Literature," by Louise Maertz. Writer Richard Wagner contributes to the August number of the North American Review an article entitled "The Work and Mission of My Life." Whoever reads it with the idea of learning something on this interesting subject will certainly be disappointed.

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