THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy.

Vol. II.—NOVEMBER, 1862.—No. VI.

CONTENTS

[THE UNION.]
[SOMETHING WE HAVE TO THINK OF, AND TO DO.]
[THE NOBLE DEAD.]
[CAMBRIDGE AND ITS COLLEGES.]
[A PHYSICIAN'S STORY.]
[THE TIDE.]
[LA VIE POÉTIQUE.]
[THE ASH TREE.]
[THE DRUM.]
[AN ENGLISHMAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA.]
[WHO BEAT?]
[THE CAUSES OF THE REBELLION.]
[ON GUARD.]
[RAILWAY PHOTOGRAPHS.]
[THE OBSTACLES TO PEACE.]
[THANK GOD FOR ALL.]
[A MERCHANT'S STORY.]
[ENLISTING!]
[THE FREED MEN OF THE SOUTH.]
[WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?]
[CHAPTER XIV.]
[ALL RIGHT.]
[GOLD]
[LITERARY NOTICES]
[EDITOR'S TABLE.]

THE UNION.