THE

CONTINENTAL MONTHLY:

DEVOTED TO

Literature and National Policy.

VOL. III.—MAY, 1863.—No. V.

CONTENTS

[THE GREAT PRAIRIE STATE.]
[A WINTER IN CAMP.]
[TAMMANY.]
[IN MEMORIAM.]
[A MERCHANT'S STORY.]
[CHAPTER XXII.]
[CHAPTER XXIII.]
[CHAPTER XXIV.]
[CHAPTER XXV.]
[SHYLOCK vs. ANTONIO.—OPINION OF THE VICAR.]
[A HEROINE OF TO-DAY.]
[SIMONY.]
[NATIONAL ODE.]
[THE SURRENDER OF FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP, ON THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.]
[REASON, RHYME, AND RHYTHM.]
[CONTENTS OF VOLUME FIRST.]
[BEAUTY.]
[THE VALUE OF THE UNION.—I.]
[WAR SONG:—EARTH'S LAST BATTLE.]
[MIRIAM'S TESTIMONY.]
[NAPOLEON'S TOMB.]
[THE DESTINY OF THE AFRICAN RACE IN THE UNITED STATES.]
[WAS HE SUCCESSFUL?]
[CHAPTER IV.]
[CHAPTER V.]
[THE UNION.—VII.]
[RHODE ISLAND AND DELAWARE COMPARED.]
[THE CAUSES AND RESULTS OF THE WAR.]
[GREAT HEART.]
[LITERARY NOTICES]