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Fields (JAMES THOMAS an Amerpartner)

JAMES THOMAS, an Amerpartner, with Ticknor, Osgood, and ous publishing firms of which he was the "Atlantic Monthly" in 1862-1870; and was an acceptable lecturer on literothers, were of the first rank. He edited ary subjects and authors. He published: and was an acceptable lecturer on liter- "Poems" (1849); "Yesterdays with Au- "In and Out of Doors with Dickens" (1876); "Underbrush" (1881), essays; (with "Ballads and Other Verses" (1881); and h Edwin P. Whipple) edited "The 24, 1881.

Family Library of British Poetry" (1878). He died in Boston, Mass., April inst him who has recovered in an action for debt or damages to the sheriff, command- (1878). He died in Boston, Mass., April him who has recovered in an action for of the defendant the sum or debt recov ered. This writ lies as well against privileged persons as common persons, and against executors or administrators with regard to the goods of the deceased.

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