THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy.

Vol. II.—NOVEMBER, 1862.—No. V.

CONTENTS

[THE CAUSES OF THE REBELLION.]
[WORD-MURDER.]
[STEWART, AND THE DRY GOODS TRADE OF NEW YORK.]
[UNHEEDED GROWTH.]
[RED, YELLOW, AND BLUE.]
[ONE OF THE MILLION.]
[LAS ORACIONES.]
[MY MARYLAND!—THE SEPTEMBER RAID.]
[A MERCHANT'S STORY.]
[CHAPTER V.]
[CHAPTER VI.]
[THE UNION.—II.]
[THE WOLF HUNT.]
[THE POETRY OF NATURE.]
[MACCARONI AND CANVAS.—IX.]
[ROMAN FIRESIDES.]
[VIOLETS OF THE VILLA BORGHESE.]
[THE CARNIVAL.]
[THE VERMILION MIRACLE.]
[THE POPOLO EXHIBITION.]
['MISSED FIRE!']
[THE PROCLAMATION.]
[THE PRESS IN THE UNITED STATES.]
[OUR FRIENDS ABROAD.]
[WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?]
[CHAPTER IX.]
[CHAPTER X.]
[CHAPTER XI.]
[CHAPTER XII.]
[AURORA.]
[HOW THEY DID IT.]
[FROM MOUNT LAFAYETTE, WHITE MOUNTAINS.]
[INDEPENDENCE.]
[THE HOMESTEAD BILL.]
[LITERARY NOTICES]
[EDITOR'S TABLE]
[CONTENTS.—No. XII.]

THE CAUSES OF THE REBELLION.