The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 6, June, 1862 / Devoted To Literature and National Policy

by Various

THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

DEVOTED TO LITERATURE AND NATIONAL POLICY.

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VOL. I.—JUNE, 1862.—No. VI.

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Contents

• [The Constitution and Slavery.]
• [A Story Of Mexican Life.]
• [The Red, White, And Blue.]
• [Maccaroni And Canvas.]
• [En Avant!]
• [Desperation And Colonization.]
• [The Education To Be.]
• [Travel-pictures.]
• [A Quiet Court In Paris.]
• [The Country Of Eugene Aram.]
• [The Great St. Bernard.]
• [The Huguenots Of Staten Island.]
• [Recollections Of Washington Irving.]
• [Byronic Misanthropy.]
• [New-England's Advance.]
• [Was He Successful?]
• [Monroe To Farragut.]
• [Among The Pines.]
• [Picayune Butler.]
• [Literary Notices.]
• [Editor's Table.]
• [Kyng Coten.]
• ['Our Orientalist']
• [Very welcome is our pleasant contributor]
• [It is stated in the newspapers]
• [Among the most striking songs which the war has brought forth]
• ['Galli Van T' is welcome]
• [A Song Of The Present.]
• [A Strange Story—ITS SEQUEL.]
• [What Then?]
• [The last stranger who visited Washington Irving]
• [The following paragraph from the Boston Traveller]

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