The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 2, February, 1864Literature and National Policy.Reading editionChapter navigation24 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:Literature and National Policy.THOMAS JEFFERSON, AS SEEN BY THE LIGHT OF 1863.THE ENGLISH PRESS.THE TREASURY REPORT AND MR. SECRETARY CHASE.ASPIRO.—A FABLE.THE RED MAN'S PLEA.BUCKLE, DRAPER, AND A SCIENCE OF HISTORYDIARY OF FRANCES KRASINSKA;PETROLEUM.THE ANGELS OF WAR.A TRAGEDY OF ERROR.'NOS AMIS LES COSAQUES!'WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?Chapter II · —continued.Chapter IIIChapter IVChapter VTHE ANDES.NATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS.NORTH AND SOUTH.LITERARY NOTICES.EDITOR'S TABLE.Ballads of the WarPrevious chapter ←CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:Next chapter →THOMAS JEFFERSON, AS SEEN BY THE LIGHT OF 1863.All chapters and sections (24)Other sectionsCONTINENTAL MONTHLY:Literature and National Policy.THOMAS JEFFERSON, AS SEEN BY THE LIGHT OF 1863.THE ENGLISH PRESS.THE TREASURY REPORT AND MR. SECRETARY CHASE.ASPIRO.—A FABLE.THE RED MAN'S PLEA.BUCKLE, DRAPER, AND A SCIENCE OF HISTORYDIARY OF FRANCES KRASINSKA;PETROLEUM.THE ANGELS OF WAR.A TRAGEDY OF ERROR.'NOS AMIS LES COSAQUES!'WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?Chapters2345Other sectionsTHE ANDES.NATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS.NORTH AND SOUTH.LITERARY NOTICES.EDITOR'S TABLE.Ballads of the WarVOL. V.FEBRUARY, 1864—No. II.← CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:THOMAS JEFFERSON, AS SEEN BY THE LIGHT OF 1863. →