September 1864

In This Issue
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Articles
Our Visit to Richmond
How a group of “civil” individuals tried to pave the way for peace in the Confederate capital
The Bridge of Cloud
A poem
The Cadmean Madness
The Electric Girl of La Perrière
Literary Life in Paris: The Drawing-Room. Part Ii
The Maskers
Cullet
What Will Become of Them? A Story in Two Parts. Part Ii
Forgotten
Wet-Weather Work: Viii. — Conclusion
Regular and Volunteer Officers
The Total Depravity of Inanimate Things
What Shall We Have for Dinner?
Before Vicksburg: May 19, 1863
Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin
The Maine Woods
Jennie Juneiana: Talks on Women's Topics
Woman and Her Era/Eliza Woodson; Or, the Early Days of One of the World's Workers
The Cliff-Climbers; Or, the Lone Home in the Himalayas
