Harper's Round Table, March 31, 1896

"Harper's Round Table, March 31, 1896" by Various is a weekly journal that brings together a diverse collection of stories, articles, and artwork, offering a glimpse into the interests and culture of the late 1800s. The journal includes adventure stories, poems, and informative pieces geared toward younger readers. One notable story is "Once in a Thousand Years" by James Barnes, which follows Professor Jensen and two young companions, George Lyman and Carter Randall, as they explore the canyons of Arizona in search of ancient cliff-dwellers' ruins, accompanied by John Coleman who is their guide. Their journey leads them to a grand, untouched fortress perched high on a cliff, and the guide's tales of his earlier explorations and chilling discoveries foreshadow a mix of adventure and historical mysteries.

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