THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy.

VOL. VI.—DECEMBER, 1864.—No. VI.

CONTENTS

[AN ARMY: ITS ORGANIZATION AND MOVEMENTS—FIFTH PAPER.]
[APHORISMS.—NO. XIV.]
[ÆNONE:]
[THE VISION.]
[THE UNDIVINE COMEDY—A POLISH DRAMA.]
[SELF-SACRIFICE.]
[SHANGHAI: ITS STREETS, SHOPS, AND PEOPLE.]
[ON HEARING A 'TRIO.]
[THE IDEAL MAN FOR UNIVERSAL IMITATION; OR, THE SINLESS PERFECTION OF JESUS.]
[APHORISMS.—NO. XV.]
[SKETCHES OF AMERICAN LIFE AND SCENERY.—VI.—TO SARANAC AND BACK.]
[TIDINGS OF VICTORY.]
[THE ESTHETICS OF THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL.]
[MIRACLES.]
[LETTER OF HON. R. J. WALKER, IN FAVOR OF THE REËLECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.]
[GENIUS.]
[LITERARY NOTICES]
[EDITOR'S TABLE.]
['COR UNUM, VIA UNA.']