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Munsey's Magazine, Volume 45

· 1911

This index from Volume XLV catalogs a comprehensive collection of fiction, articles, and regular departments. The articles span nonfiction topics including aviation, business investment, historical biography (Dr. Crawford W. Long, General Lee), infrastructure (railroad terminals, city governance), social policy (the Puritan race, Mexico relations, postal reform), and celebrity history (Famous Affinities covering Balzac, the Carlyles, George IV, and Prince Charles Edward Stuart).

The short story collection includes domestic comedy and drama by established authors like Kathleen Norris, Damon Runyon, and Ellis Parker Butler, alongside adventure tales and character studies. Two serial narratives run across multiple issues: "Counsel for the Defense" by Leroy Scott and "Kingdoms of the World" by Lloyd Osbourne. Regular departments include editorial, financial, light verse, theater reviews, and brief storiettes.

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1911
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