McClure’s Magazine, Volume XXXIV, November 1909 To April 1910 -

New York and London: S. S. McClure Company. Good with no dust jacket; Boards rubbed, musty.. 1909-10. Hardcover. Bound volume of six issues of the monthly illustrated magazne. Half leather with maroon cloth boards. Many illustrations and photos. Contains articles and stories about the new drama, an Antarctic voyage by Ernest Shackleton, white slavery, organized crime in New York, pellagra, anti-immigration (the Tammanyization of America) , Russian prisons, six color plates by Jessie Willcox Smith, trapping wild horses in Nevada, Victorian explorers Livingstone and Stanley, divorce, Empress Elizabeth of Austria, Russian secret police, a play by Arnold Bennett (What the Public Wants) , Alaskan mineral wealth, literary reminiscences, Canadian agriculture, monorails, drinking, the Cherry mine disaster, the Shah of Persia, anaesthesia, the servant problem, the Duke of the Abruzzi, preventable blindness, vegetarianism, and whiskey. ; 704 pages .