June 1865

In This Issue
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Articles
The Place of Abraham Lincoln in History
“We think we pay the best tribute to his memory and the most fitting respect to his name, if we ask after the relation in which he stands to the history of his country and his fellow-man.”
Late Scenes in Richmond
A war reporter describes the Confederates' flight from Richmond and Lincoln's visit the next day
A Letter About England
A Prose Henriade
Harpocrates
Dely's Cow
Needle and Garden: The Story of a Seamstress Who Laid Down Her Needle and Became a Strawberry-Girl
Going to Sleep
Doctor Johns
The Great Lakes: Their Outlets and Defences
To Carolina Coronado
Regnard
John Brown's Raid: How I Got Into It, and How I Got Out of It
Schumann's Quintette in E Flat Major
Richard Cobden
Modern Improvements and Our National Debt
The Chimney-Corner: Vi. Little Foxes.--Part V
The Jaguar Hunt
Down! (April, 1865)
