November 1867

Articles

• Stephen C. Foster and Negro Minstrelsy

  “As a national or ‘race’ illustration, behind the footlights, might not ‘Jim Crow’ and a black face tickle the fancy of pit and circle?”

  Robert P. Nevin

• The Guardian Angel

• Opinions of the Late Dr. Nott Respecting Books, Studies, and Orators

  E. D. Sanborn

• Cretan Days

  William James Stillman

• Chanson Without Music: By the Professor Emeritus of Dead and Live Languages. (Φ. B. K.--Cambridge, 1867)

  Oliver Wendell Holmes

• The Rose Rollins: Part Ii

  Alice Cary

• Are the Children at Home?

  Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster

• In the Gray Goth

  E. Stuart Phelps

• Busy Brains: A Chapter of Literary Anecdote

• The Autobiography of a Quack: In Two Parts. Part Ii

• The Lie

  Charles J. Sprague

• The Lye

  Sir Walter Raleigh

• The Soules Errand

  Josuah Sylvester

• The Bowery at Night

  Charles Dawson Shanly

• The Feast of Harvest

  Edmund Clarence Stedman

• A Great Public Character

  James Russell Lowell

• The Conspiracy at Washington

• The New Life of Dante Alighieri

• The Bulls and the Jonathans; Comprising John Bull and Brother Jonathan, and John Bull in America

• The Life and Death of Jason

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