THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy.

VOL. V.—JUNE, 1864.—No. VI.

CONTENTS

[ERNEST RENAN'S THEORY.]
[ÆNONE:—A TALE OF SLAVE LIFE IN ROME.]
[CHAPTER VII.]
[THE DOVE.]
[THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND ITS PECULIARITIES.]
[SKETCHES OF AMERICAN LIFE AND SCENERY.]
[IV.—MOUNTAIN WAYS.]
[THE MARCH OF LIFE.]
[THOMAS DE QUINCEY AND HIS WRITINGS.]
['FEED MY LAMBS.']
[PART FIRST.]
[PART SECOND.]
[PART THIRD.]
[AN HOUR IN THE GALLERY OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.]
[APHORISMS.—NO. V.]
[THE UNKIND WORD.]
[LANGUAGE A TYPE OF THE UNIVERSE.]
[APHORISMS.—NO. VI.]
[AN ARMY: ITS ORGANIZATION AND MOVEMENTS.]
[SLEEPING.]
[DR. FOX'S PRESCRIPTION.]
[LITERARY NOTICES.]
[EDITOR'S TABLE.]