THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy.

VOL. III.—JUNE, 1863.—No. VI.

CONTENTS

[THE VALUE OF THE UNION.—II.]
[A MERCHANT'S STORY.]
[CHAPTER XXV.]
[CHAPTER XXVI.]
[CHAPTER XXVII.]
[CHAPTER XXVIII.]
[LAST WORDS.]
['MAY MORNING']
[THE NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.]
[THREE MODERN ROMANCES.]
[MILL ON LIBERTY.]
[CLOUD AND SUNSHINE.]
['IS THERE ANYTHING IN IT?]
[THE CONFEDERATION AND THE NATION.]
[REASON, RHYME, AND RHYTHM.]
[CHAPTER II.—THE SOUL OF ART.]
[THE BUCCANEERS OF AMERICA.]
[VIRGINIA.]
[VISIT TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.—APRIL, 1863.]
[WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?]
[CHAPTER IV.—(Continued.)]
[CHAPTER V.]
[HOW MR. LINCOLN BECAME AN ABOLITIONIST.]
[COST OF A TRIP TO EUROPE, AND HOW TO GO CHEAPLY.]
[TOUCHING THE SOUL.]
[LITERARY NOTICES.]
[EDITOR'S TABLE.]