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Many of the officers of the leading Scottish societies and clans in America have rendered us valuable aid by sending occasional reports of their transactions, and while we have not been able to make this feature of our work all Rev. D. MacDougall, B.D. tributors have increased, and during the current year we have already arranged for the publication of timely and interesting articles from the pens of REV. DONALD SAGE MACKAY, D. D., MARCUS SCOTT, D.D., ROBERT MACKENZIE, D.D., In the realm of fiction and poetry we will present some characteristics writings from JAMES M. BARRIE, J. J. BELL, KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN, JAMES KENNEDY, GEORGE TAYLOR, ALEXANDER COOPER and CHARLES REEKIE. In the department of critical, biographical and historical essays we will have occasional contributions from JOHN D. Ross, LL.D., PROF. JOHN PHIN, PH. D., J. D. MACKAY, LL.B., JAMES DRAPE, CHARLES HANNAH and ROBERT W. DOUGLAS and ALEXANDER WILSON. |
