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The Taylor-Trotwood Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 4, January 1907

Contents for January, 1907

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Frontispiece —Portrait of General Lee on Traveler

Capability. (Sonnet) John Trotwood Moore 345

Robert Edward Lee Robert L. Taylor 346

Illustrated.

Historic Highways of the South—Chapter XVI John Trotwood Moore 354

Illustrated.

How Ole Wash Got Rid of His Mothers-in-Law John Trotwood Moore 364

Some Beautiful Women of the South 368

Illustrated.

Colonial Footprints J. K. Collins 373

Illustrated.

History of the Hals—Chapter XVI John Trotwood Moore 379

The Measure of a Man. (Serial Story) John Trotwood Moore 384

Men of Affairs 387

Illustrated.

Some Southern Writers Kate Alma Orgain 392

Illustrated.

Twelfth Night Revels Jane Feild Baskin 395

Uncle Abraham’s Sermon. (Story.) John Marshall Kelly 398

The Story of the Year-Gifts Robert Wilson Neal 401

The Shadow of the Attacoa. (Serial Story.) Thornwell Jacobs 403

The Race Problem James H. Branch 415

Remus. (Serial Narrative.) Laps. D. McCord 423

Napoleon—Part V—Continued Anna Erwin Woods 427

With Bob Taylor 430

Sentiment and Story.

The Paradise of Fools.

With Trotwood 439

The Last Drive. (Poem.)

The Problem of Life.

A Quail Hunt in an Automobile.

Books and Authors Lillian Kendrick Byrn 450

Copyright, 1907, by The Taylor-Trotwood Publishing Co. All rights reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Nashville, Tenn., as Second-Class Mail Matter.

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Illustration from The Taylor-Trotwood Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 4, January 1907

GENERAL LEE ON TRAVELER

“Robert Edward Lee,” page 346

Photographed from life. M. Miley, Lexington, Virginia

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