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The Continental Monthly, Vol. 3, No. 1 January 1863

Volume 3 — INDEX TO VOLUME III.

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A Chapter on Wonders. Perth Granton, 461

A Fancy Sketch, 482

A Heroine of To-Day, 543

A Merchant's Story. Edmund Kirke, 206, 289, 451, 528, 642

American Destiny. John Stahl Patterson, 79, 160

An Englishman in South Carolina, 110

A Trip to Antietam. Charles W. Loring, 145

A Winter in Camp. E. G. Hammond, 519

Cloud and Sunshine, 687

Consequences of the Rebellion. Hon. F. P. Stanton, 26, 223

Cost of a Trip to Europe, 730

"Dead," 204

Down in Tennessee, 469

Editor's Table, 126, 250, 379, 503, 747

Ethel. Mrs. Martha Walker Cook, 435

False Estimations, 274

Flag of our Union. Hon. R. J. Walker, 480

For and Against, 334

Gold. Hon. Robert A. Walker, 279

Great Heart, 629

Henrietta and Vulcan. Delia M. Colton, 421

How they Jested in the Good Old Time. Charles Godfrey Leland, 237

How the War affects Americans. Hon. F. P. Stanton, 411

How Mr. Lincoln became an Abolitionist. S. B. Gookins, 727

Huguenots of New Rochelle. Hon. G. P. Disosway, 1

Huguenots of Virginia, 348

'I;' or, Summer in the City, 40

In Memoriam. Richard Wolcott, 527

'Is there Anything in It?' 688

Last Words. Ingoldsby North, 282

Literary Notices, 122, 248, 374, 500, 630, 744

Maccaroni and Canvas. Henry P. Leland, 7

May Morning, 657

Mill on Liberty. Hon. F. P. Stanton, 674

Miriam's Testimony. M. A. Edwards, 589

Montgomery in Secession Time, 354

National Ode, 554

Nullification and Secession. Hon. Robert J. Walker, 179

Our National Finances. Hon. R. J. Walker, 129

Our Present Position, its Dangers and Duties, 488

Parting, 288

Pen, Pallet, and Piano, 117

Pictures from the North, 398

Poetry and Poetical Selections, 474

Promise. Edward S. Rend, jr., 78

Promoted, 420

Reason, Rhyme, and Rhythm. Mrs. Martha Walker Cook, 662, 698

Shylock vs. Antonio. Carlton Edwards, 539

Sunshine in Thought, 233

The Birth of the Lily, 169

The Blue Handkerchief, 279

The Buccaneers of America. Wm. L. Stone, 703

The Captain of '63 to his Men, 315

The Causes and Results of the War. Lieut. E. Phelps, U. S. A., 617

The Century of Inventions. C. G. Leland, 318

The Chained River. Charles G. Leland, 410

The Chech, 395

The Complaining Bore, 496

The Confederation and the Nation. E. Carey, 694

The Destiny of the African Race in the United States. Rev. J. M. Sturtevant, D. D., 600

The Great Prairie State. Mrs. C. M. Kirkland, 513

The Ivy. Charles Godfrey Leland, 47

The Lady and her Slave. Mrs. Martha W. Cook, 330

The Mishaps of Miss Hobbs. Wm. L. Williams, 54

The Navy of the United States, 659

The New Rasselas, 404

The Physical Survey of New York Harbor

and its Approaches. Henry Mitchell, 105

The Return. E. S. Rand, jr., 464

The Sioux War. John G. Nicolay, 195

The Skeptics of the Waverley Novels. Chas. G. Leland, 439

The Soldier's Burial, 373

The Surrender of Forts Jackson and St. Philip. F. H. Gerdes, 557

The Union. Hon. R. J. Walker, 68, 366, 465, 615

The Value of the Union. W. H. Muller, 571, 633

The Vision of the Monk Gabriel. Eleanor C. Donnelly, 316

The Wonders of Words, 385

Thought, 23

Three Modern Romances, 667

Touching the Soul. Lieut. Egbert Phelps, 734

Turkey. A. Comté, jr., 257

Virginia, 714

Visit to the National Academy of Design, 718

War Song—Earth's Last Battle. Mrs. M. W. Cook, 562

Was He Successful? Richard B. Kimball, 98, 171, 611, 719

John F. Trow, Printer.

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