August 1862

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Articles
The New Gymnastics
My object is to submit, for the consideration of the readers of the "Atlantic," a new system of physical training, adapted to both sexes, and to persons of all ages and degrees of strength.
Thoreau
"The country knows not yet, or in the least part, how great a son it has lost."
In War-Time
A poem
Amy Wentworth
A poem
Mr. Axtell: Part I
My Daphne
Concerning Disagreeable People
The Sam Adams Regiments in the Town of Boston
Life in the Open Air
To William Lowell Putnam: After Seeing Two Photographs of Him
The Horrors of San Domingo
My Lost Art
A Summer Day
Ravenshoe
Vanity Fair. Volumes I.--V
