The Taylor-Trotwood Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 4, January 1907Various
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The Taylor-Trotwood Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 4, January 1907
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THE
TAYLOR-TROTWOOD MAGAZINE
SUCCESSOR TO
BOB TAYLOR’S MAGAZINE and TROTWOOD’S MONTHLY
PUBLISHED BY THE TAYLOR-TROTWOOD PUBLISHING COMPANY, 11, 13,
16, 19 VANDERBILT LAW BUILDING, NASHVILLE, TENN.
GOVERNOR BOB TAYLOR and JOHN TROTWOOD MOORE, Editors
$1.00 A YEAR MONTHLY 10c. A COPY
Contents for January, 1907
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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