Atlantic Monthly
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 60, October, 1862 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics
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共 69 题- THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- VOL. X.--OCTOBER, 1862.--NO. LX.
- A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
- AUTUMNAL TINTS.
- THE PURPLE GRASSES.
- THE RED MAPLE.
- THE ELM.
- FALLEN LEAVES.
- THE SUGAR-MAPLE.
- THE SCARLET OAK.
- DAVID GAUNT.
- PART II.
- He did not speak again for a little while, then he said,----
- He waited while Douglas spoke eagerly to the girl, and then said,----
- HOUSE-BUILDING.
- MR. AXTELL.
- PART III.
- I gave it to her.
- She hastily put away the gift I had given, and said,--
- He told me that he had. I said,--
- I answered,--
- I thought of the letter that I had picked up in the passage-way.
- I folded my arm only a little more tightly for answer, and said,--
- Sophie said "that she would stay, for I must go home."
- She came to say one more forgotten thing,--
- The voice that I had heard before spake once more:--
- With heart and soul and voice, my all of being cried out.--
- He looked inquiringly at me, and added,--
- He smiled the least in the world, and said,--
- Aaron said,--
- LEAMINGTON SPA.
- MY DEAR EDITOR,--
- A PEACEABLE MAN.
- SANITARY CONDITION OF THE ARMY.
- SUPPOSED DANGERS TO THE SOLDIER.
- SICKNESS AND MORTALITY IN CIVIL LIFE.
- SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF THE ARMY IN PEACE.
- The following table exhibits the annual mortality in these classes.[5]
- SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF THE ARMY IN WAR.
- CRIMEAN WAR.
- AMERICAN ARMY, 1812 TO 1814.
- MEXICAN WAR.
- General Scott wrote:--
- Again:--
- General Taylor wrote:--
- SICKNESS IN THE PRESENT UNION ARMY.
- OTHER LIGHTER AND UNRECORDED SICKNESS.
- INVALIDING.
- GENERAL VITAL DEPRESSION
- DANGERS IN LAND-BATTLES.
- TABLE 1.--NINETEEN LAND-BATTLES. (cont.)
- Total 91.9
- TABLE 1.--NINETEEN LAND-BATTLES. (cont.)
- DANGERS IN NAVAL BATTLES.
- COMPARATIVE DANGER OF CAMP AND BATTLE-FIELD.
- NATIONS DO NOT LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE TO PREPARE FOR ARMY-SICKNESS.
- CRIMEAN WAR.
- WANT OF SANITARY PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CIVIL AND MILITARY LIFE.
- MUCH SICKNESS DUE TO ERRORS OF GOVERNMENT.
- TENTS
- RESULTS OF SANITARY REFORMS.
- ELIZABETH SARA SHEPPARD
- A NICHE IN THE HEART.
- RESOURCES OF THE SOUTH.
- THE BATTLE AUTUMN OF 1862.
- REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
- RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
- RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.