THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy

Vol. II.—SEPTEMBER, 1862.—No. IV.

CONTENTS

['THE CONSTITUTION AS IT IS—THE UNION AS IT WAS.']
[MACCARONI AND CANVAS.—VIII.]
[SIR JOHN SUCKLING.]
[TO JOHN BULL.]
[LONDON FOGS AND LONDON POOR.]
[A MILITARY NATION.]
[TOM WINTERS' STORY.]
[THE WHITE HILLS IN OCTOBER.]
[THE LAST TOAST.]
[EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO.]
[FLOWER-ARRANGING.]
[SOUTHERN HATE OF THE NORTH.]
[A MERCHANT'S STORY.—IV.]
[THE UNION.]
[OUR WOUNDED.]
[A SOUTHERN REVIEW.]
[EAST AND WEST.]
[WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?—VIII.]
[KENTUCKY.]
[LITERARY NOTICES]
[EDITOR'S TABLE]
[CONTENTS—No. XI.]