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    Pearson’s Magazine (US) [Vol. 40 No. 7, May 1919] ed. Frank Harris (Pearson’s Magazine, Inc., 20¢, 48pp)
    Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk from an online copy at Hathi Trust.
    • 289 · The See-Saw in Paris—Wilson vs. Clemenceau · [uncredited] · ar
    • 290 · Ruskin on Socialism and the War · [uncredited] · ar
    • 291 · William Blake and the War · J. J. M. · ar
    • 292 · Lenine: The Aristocrat · [uncredited] · ar
    • 295 · The Deportation of the I.W.W. · Charles Recht · ar
    • 299 · How to Read and What: No. 2 · F. H. · ar
    • 301 · Out of Each Generation · Francis Buzzell · ss
    • 305 · Walt Whitman: The Greatest American · Frank Harris · ar [Ref. Walt Whitman]
    • 311 · How America Looked to Amiel · [uncredited] · ms
    • 311 · Blake’s Poem on War · William Blake · ex from “I saw a Monk of Charlemaine”, The Poetical Works of William Blake by William Blake, Oxford University Press, 1908
    • 311 · Liberty 1919 · Doughboy · pm
    • 312 · Snapshots of “People of Importance” · [uncredited] · cl
    • 315 · Hobohemia and Shakuntala · [uncredited] · ar
    • 317 · Prison Life in the U.S.A. [Part 4 of 5] · An Ex-Convict · ar
    • 319 · Democracy and Lynching · [uncredited] · ar
    • 322 · Words of Wit and Wisdom · [uncredited] · ms
    • 323 · Chinese Stories: My Guide Shimonski [Part 2 of 3] · Frank Harris · ar
    • 325 · Three Most Interesting Books · Frank Harris · br
    • 329 · Through the Editor’s Eyes · Frank Harris · ed
    • 331 · With Our Readers · Various · lc

    Pearson’s Magazine (US) [Vol. 42 No. 10, August 1919] (15¢, 48pp, large flat)
    The volume numbering is as shown on the contents page but should still be vol. 41. Advertising is back in this issue.
    Details supplied by Mike Ashley.
    • 433 · The Acid Test · [uncredited] · ar
    • 434 · “The Guiltiest Beast” · [uncredited] · ms
    • 435 · Five World-Shaking Events · Frank Harris · ar
    • 436 · Memories of Swinburne, Morris and Whitman · Ernest Rhys · ar
    • 438 · The Infamous Blockade: Who Is Responsible? · Frank Harris · ar
    • 439 · The Infamous Night Court · Frank Harris · ar
    • 441 · The New German Ambassador · Frank Harris · ar
    • 442 · Pitiful · John Galsworthy · pm To-Day November 1917; also reproduced facsimile of letter from Galsworthy.
    • 443 · Memories of Jugo-Slavia [Part 2 of 2] · Evarist Arz · ar
    • 446 · A Great Letter from Miss Goldman · Emma Goldman · lr; really a letter thanking Harris for various books and praising them with copious notes by Harris.
    • 448 · The Brutality of U.S. Militarism · [uncredited] · ar
    • 449 · In Central Africa [Part 2 of 2] · Frank Harris · ss
    • 456 · New York Amusement · Guido Bruno · ar
    • 458 · May Day in Cleveland · [uncredited] · ar
    • 460 · Wit and Wisdom · Various · cl
    • 461 · Two True Poets: A Man and a Woman · [uncredited] · ar; about J. C. Squire and Nora Bomford, probably by Frank Harris.
    • 463 · How These Communists Love ne Another! · Frank Harris · ar; really a response by Harris to a refutation of a previous response by Max Eastman.
    • 465 · The New York Dope Clinic [Part 1 of ?] · [uncredited] · ar
    • 467 · Three or Four Books to Read · Frank Harris · br
    • 470 · Through the Editor’s Eyes · Frank Harris · ed
    • 472 · Letters to the Editor · The Readers · lc; these are often long letters which, with Harris’s response, are mini-articles in their own right.

    Pearson’s Magazine (US) [Vol. 44 No. 12, October 1919] (15¢, 48pp, large flat)
    Another peculiarity in the volume numbering, which should still be volume 40.
    Details supplied by Mike Ashley.

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