صفحة 1
THE
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE AND NATIONAL POLICY.
VOL. I.—JUNE, 1862.—No. VI.
Contents
- The Constitution and Slavery.
- A Story Of Mexican Life.
- The Red, White, And Blue.
- Maccaroni And Canvas.
- En Avant!
- Desperation And Colonization.
- The Education To Be.
- Travel-pictures.
- A Quiet Court In Paris.
- The Country Of Eugene Aram.
- The Great St. Bernard.
- The Huguenots Of Staten Island.
- Recollections Of Washington Irving.
- Byronic Misanthropy.
- New-England's Advance.
- Was He Successful?
- Monroe To Farragut.
- Among The Pines.
صفحة 2
class="c1">Picayune Butler. Literary Notices. Editor's Table. Kyng Coten. 'Our Orientalist' Very welcome is our pleasant contributor It is stated in the newspapers Among the most striking songs which the war has brought forth 'Galli Van T' is welcome A Song Of The Present. A Strange Story—ITS SEQUEL. What Then? The last stranger who visited Washington Irving The following paragraph from the Boston Traveller
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صفحة 3
tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Now Ready. Destined To Be The Book Of The Season. The Continental Monthly.
Notes
- Footnotes.