Atlantic Monthly
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- ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
- A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS.
- VOL. XIV.--DECEMBER, 1864.--NO. LXXXVI.
- THE HIGHLAND LIGHT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- ENGLISH AUTHORS IN FLORENCE.
- The unsuspected prophecy of "One Word More" has been fulfilled,--
- A TOBACCONALIAN ODE.
- HALCYON DAYS.
- Whereupon he, somewhat proudly for him, answered,--
- Her hand was lying quietly in his, when she answered,--
- This endeavor led him to remark one morning to Columbia,--
- ON TRANSLATING THE DIVINA COMMEDIA.
- HOUSE AND HOME PAPERS.
- BY CHRISTOPHER CROWFIELD.
- XI.
- COOKERY.
- ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER.
- OUR LAST DAY IN DIXIE.
- As he passed out, I said to the Colonel,--
- LIBBY AND SON,
- Before I could add another word, the Judge said,--
- The Judge laughed boisterously, and called out to Turner,--
- THE VANISHERS.
- ICE AND ESQUIMAUX.
- CHAPTER I.
- OFF.
- THE PROCESS OF SCULPTURE.
- HARRIET HOSMER.
- BRYANT'S SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY.
- NOVEMBER 3, 1864.
- LEAVES FROM AN OFFICER'S JOURNAL.
- II.
- Passages from prayers in the camp:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
- GOLDWIN SMITH.
- WE ARE A NATION.
- REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
- RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
- RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.