The Continental Monthly, Vol 2, No 6, December 1862A MERCHANT'S STORY.Reading editionChapter navigation36 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:THE UNION.SOMETHING WE HAVE TO THINK OF, AND TO DO.THE NOBLE DEAD.CAMBRIDGE AND ITS COLLEGES.A PHYSICIAN'S STORY.THE TIDE.LA VIE POÉTIQUE.THE ASH TREE.THE DRUM.AN ENGLISHMAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA. DECEMBER, 1860, AND JULY, 1862.WHO BEAT?THE CAUSES OF THE REBELLION.ON GUARD.RAILWAY PHOTOGRAPHS.THE OBSTACLES TO PEACE.THANK GOD FOR ALL.A MERCHANT'S STORY.Chapter VIIChapter VIIIENLISTING!THE FREED MEN OF THE SOUTH.WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?Chapter XIIIChapter XIVALL RIGHT.GOLDLITERARY NOTICESEDITOR'S TABLE.ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE FOR 1863!STEINWAY & SONS'PIANO-FORTES,PATENT METALLIC PENSNINE ARTICLESLAW NOTICE.Continental Monthly.Previous chapter ←THANK GOD FOR ALL.Next chapter →Chapter VIIAll chapters and sections (36)Other sectionsCONTINENTAL MONTHLY:THE UNION.SOMETHING WE HAVE TO THINK OF, AND TO DO.THE NOBLE DEAD.CAMBRIDGE AND ITS COLLEGES.A PHYSICIAN'S STORY.THE TIDE.LA VIE POÉTIQUE.THE ASH TREE.THE DRUM.AN ENGLISHMAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA. DECEMBER, 1860, AND JULY, 1862.WHO BEAT?THE CAUSES OF THE REBELLION.ON GUARD.RAILWAY PHOTOGRAPHS.THE OBSTACLES TO PEACE.THANK GOD FOR ALL.A MERCHANT'S STORY.Chapters78Other sectionsENLISTING!THE FREED MEN OF THE SOUTH.WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?Chapters1314Other sectionsALL RIGHT.GOLDLITERARY NOTICESEDITOR'S TABLE.ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE FOR 1863!STEINWAY & SONS'PIANO-FORTES,PATENT METALLIC PENSNINE ARTICLESLAW NOTICE.Continental Monthly.'All of which I saw, and part of which I was.'◇← THANK GOD FOR ALL.CHAPTER VII. →