Harper's Monthly August 1920

ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: August 1920, Volume CXLI, Number DCCCXLIII Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10" Tall, approx. 200 pages

Condition: Good-, spine cover with small tears, pencil markings on front cover and the content page, edges of some pages wrinkles, Complete. Illustrations Information: approx. 40 illustrations and many vintage advertisements, First Printings!
----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----
Articles and information:

• An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part I) -By Margaret Wade Campbell Deland
  Poem: Old trees -By Mary Brent Whiteside
  Marseilles, the bridgehead of the Levant -By Herbert Adams Gibbons
• New nonsense novels: The split in the cabinet, or the fate of England (an English political novel of the days that were) -By Stephen Leacock
• Tradition -By Walter Lionel George
• The Man Who Knew Too Much: II. The Vanishing Prince - By G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton FIRST PRINTING! - Later in 1926 published in book form with other short stories about the character Horne Fisher The Man Who Knew Too Much
• America goes back to work: IV."The great Southwest -By Edward Hungerford
• Mr. Howells -By Booth Tarkington
• The pessimist rewarded -By James Marie Hopper
• Poem: Matinal -By Hesper Le Gallienne
• Collection: The church of to-day and to-morrow
  The church of to-day and to-morrow -By William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd
• A rejoinder -By Henry Sloane Coffin
• A midsummer idyl -By John Burroughs
• Poem: The adventurers -By E.E. (Ernest Edwin) Speight
• The liver bank -By Marie Manning
• The shadow side -By Ellwood Hendrick
• The lion's mouth/Article: A revelation -By Burges Johnson
• The lion's mouth/Article: The classic hypocrisy -By Ben Ray Redman
• The lion's mouth/Fiction: A nursery tale -By Charles A. (Charles Andrew Armstrong) Bennett
• The lion's mouth/Article: Cheerio, collegians! -By Merrill Anderson
• Editor's drawer/Fiction: Three on an island -By Roger Curly -
• Editor's drawer/Poem: Coughs -By Burges Johnson - (And other Editor's drawer articles)
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