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Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No. 1, July, 1864

INDEX TO VOLUME VI.

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A Castle in the Air. By E. Foxton,272

Ænone; a Tale of Slave Life in Rome,10, 149, 254, 408, 519, 610

A Glance at Prussian Politics. By Charles M. Mead,261, 383

A Great Social Problem. By G. U.,441

American Civilization. By Lieut. Egbert Phelps, U. S. A.,102

American Slavery and Finances. By Hon. Robert J. Walker,22

American Women. By Mrs. Virginia Sherwood,416

An Army: Its Organization and Movements. By Lieut.-Col. C. W. Tolles, A. Q. M.,1, 223, 330, 601

A Sigh. By Virginia Vaughan,355

A Wren's Song,434

Aphorisms,78, 83, 134, 222, 260, 414, 444, 609, 663

Asleep,270

Averill's Raid. By Alfred B. Street,326

Battle of the Wilderness. By E. A. Warriner,207

Buckle, Draper: Church and Estate. By Edward B. Freeland,55

Buried Alive. A Dirge. By Martha Walker Cook,189

Causes of the Minnesota Massacre. By January Searle,174

Church Music. By Lucia D. Pychowska,112

Colors and their Meaning. By Mrs. M. E. G. Gage,199

Coming Up at Shiloh,399

'Cor Unum, Via Una.' God Bless our Native Land!716

Creation. By Charles E. Townsend,531

Death in Life. By Edwin R. Johnson,516

Docs the Moon Revolve on its Axis? By Charles E. Townsend,380

Editor's Table,238, 478, 711

Excuse. By Kate Putnam,415

Flower Odors,469

Fly Leaves from the Life of a Soldier,289, 534

Genius, By Richard Bowen,705

James Fenimore Cooper on Secession and State Rights. By Charles K. Tuckerman,79

Letter of Hon. R. J. Walker, in favor of the Reëlection of Abraham Lincoln, Sept. 30, 1864, London,686

Life on a Blockader. By the Author of 'The Last Cruise of the Monitor,46

Literary Notices,116, 232, 359, 475, 706

Locomotion. By David M. Balfour,472

Lois Pearl Berkeley. By Margaret Vane Hastings552

Longing. From Schlegel,454

Look-Out Mountain. By Alfred B. Street,65

Lunar Characteristics. By Charles E. Townsend,381

Miracles. By Rev. Asa L. Colton,685

Negro Troops. By Henry Everett Russell,191

Observations of the Sun. By Charles E. Townsend,328

One Night. By Julius Wilcox,67

On Hearing a 'Trio.' By Mary Freeman Goldbeck,650

Our Domestic Affairs. By George Wurts,241

Our Great America. By January Searle,>445

Our Martyrs. By Kate Putnam,147

Phenomena of Haze, Fogs, and Clouds. By Charles E. Townsend,533

Proverbs. By E. B. C.,371

Recognition. By Virginia Vaughan,88

Self-Sacrifice. Analect from Richter,632

Shanghai: Its Streets, Shops, and People. By Henry B. Auchincloss,633

Sketches of American Life and Scenery. By Lucia D. Pychowska,544, 664

Some Uses of a Civil War. By Hugh Miller Thompson,361

Sound Reflections. By E. B. C.,314

Streck-Verse. By E. B. C.,298

Tardy Truths. By H. K. Kalussowski,209

The Antiquity of Man. A Philosophic Debate. By William Henderson,356

The Constitutional Amendment. By Henry Everett Russell,135

The Cross. By E. Foxton,34

The Danish Sailor. By G. T. M.,99

The Devil's Cañon in California. By Henry B. Auchincloss,280

The English Press. By Nicholas Rowe, London,36, 135

The Esthetics of the Root of All Evil. By George P. Upton,677

The First Christian Emperor. By Rev. Dr. Philip Schaff,161

The First Fanatic. By Fanny L. Glenfield,543

The Ideal Man for Universal Imitation; or,

The Sinless Perfection of Jesus. By Rev. Dr. Philip Schaff,651

The Lesson of the Hour. By Edward Sprague Rand,455

The North Carolina Conscript. By Isabella McFarland,379

The Progress of Liberty in the United States. By Rev. A. D. Mayo,481

The Resurrection Flower. By M. E. Dodge,84

The Sacrifice. By S. J. Bates,296

The Scientific Universal Language; Its Character and Relation to other Languages.

By Edward B. Freeland,456, 572

The Seven-Hundredth Birthday of a German Capital. By Prof. Andrew Ten Brook,89

The Two Platforms. By Henry Everett Russell,587

The Undivine Comedy. A Polish Drama. By Count Sigismund Krasinski.

Translated by Martha Walker Cook,298, 372, 497, 623

The Vision. By George B. Peck,620

Tidings of Victory. By C. L. P.,676

Violations of Literary Property. The Federalist--Life and Character of John Jay.

By Henry T. Tuckerman,336

Who Knows? By Edwin R. Johnson,358

Word-Stilts. By William Wirt Sikes,439

'Ye Know Not What Ye Ask.' By Fanny L. Glenfield,398

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