Volume 1 — CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:
Reading edition
DEVOTED TO
LITERATURE AND NATIONAL POLICY.
FEBURARY, 1862.
BOSTON: J. R. GILMORE, 110 TREMONT STREET NEW YORK: GEORGE P. PUTNAM, 532 BROADWAY. ROSS & TOUSEY, AND H. DEXTER AND COMPANY PHILADELPHIA T. B. PETERSON & BROTHER
CONTENTS.
NO. II.
Enlarged Sixteen Pages.
Page
Our War and Our Want113
Brown's Lecture Tour. By a Lecturer118
The Watchword. Poetry126
Tints and Tones of Paris127
The True Basis136
The Black Flag. Poetry138
The Actress-Wife139
Self-Reliance. Poetry149
The Huguenot Families in America151
The Black Witch155
Freedom's Stars. Poetry166
On the Plains167
Seven Devils171
What will you do with us?175
James Russell Lowell176
Refurgamus. Poetry186
Among the Pines187
Mr. Seward's Published Diplomacy199
To England. Poetry209
The Heir of Rofeton210
Our Danger and its Cause220
She Sits Alone. Poetry225
Literary Notices226
Editor's Table228
THE PRESENT NUMBER OF THE CONTINENTAL
Contains Articles by Ex-Gov. Boutwell, Hon. Horace Greeley, Hon. George P. Difofway, A. Oakey Hall, Richard B. Kimball, Henry T. Tuckerman, Frederick W. Shelton, The Author of "The Cotton States," J. Warren Newcomb, Jr., Henry P. Leland, Miss Delia L. Colton, Charles G. Leland, and other diftinguished writers.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1861, by James R. Gilmore, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
Press of Geo. C. Rand & Avery, 3 Cornhill, Boston.