The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 3, March, 1862Devoted to Literatre and National Policy.Reading editionChapter navigation30 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Devoted to Literatre and National Policy.Southern Aids To The North.WESTWARD!Is Cotton Our King?Suppose a plantation stocked with 100 slaves, men, women, and piccaninnies,Credit.General Patterson's Campaign In Virginia.The Game Of Fate.JONATHAN EDWARDS AND THE OLD CLERGY.Hemming Cotton.One Of My Predecessors.The Late Lord Chancellor Campbell.Child's Call At Eventide.Part I.—Nothing Lost By Good HumorPart II.—Gudbrand And His Wife.Part III.Part IV.—Peter The Graybeard.Part V.II.Maccaroni And Canvas.John Lothrop Motley.The Lesson Of The Hour.Among The Pines.Active Service; Or, Campaigning In Western Virginia.A Cabinet Session.Literary Notices.Books Received.Editor's Table.FOR 1862.Prospectus Of The Continental MonthlyBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Southern Aids To The North.All chapters and sections (30)Other sectionsDevoted to Literatre and National Policy.Southern Aids To The North.WESTWARD!Is Cotton Our King?Suppose a plantation stocked with 100 slaves, men, women, and piccaninnies,Credit.General Patterson's Campaign In Virginia.The Game Of Fate.JONATHAN EDWARDS AND THE OLD CLERGY.Hemming Cotton.One Of My Predecessors.The Late Lord Chancellor Campbell.Child's Call At Eventide.Parts12345Part 5 · Chapters2Part 5 · Other sectionsMaccaroni And Canvas.John Lothrop Motley.The Lesson Of The Hour.Among The Pines.Active Service; Or, Campaigning In Western Virginia.A Cabinet Session.Literary Notices.Books Received.Editor's Table.FOR 1862.Prospectus Of The Continental MonthlyVOL. I.—MARCH, 1862.—No. III.◇Southern Aids To The North. →