March 1878

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Articles
The Staff of the United States Army
"Our army presents the only known example of a business or profession, either public or private, in which incompetency and want of zeal bring the same substantial rewards as energy, capacity, and active attention to duty."
The Loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Rosannah Ethelton
“‘None that have gone before me knew what love was, none that come after me will ever know what happiness is.’”
The White Czar
A poem
Another Rosary of Sonnets
Three poems
Detmold: A Romance: Part Iv
Crude and Curious Inventions at the Centennial Exhibition
Good Times
A Lost Lover
Mr. Stedman's Poetry
William Francis Bartlett
A French Poet of the Old Régime
The Adirondacks Verified
Winter
The Story of a Swiss Ring-Politician
Open Letters From New York
Victor Emmanuel's Political Work
The Opposition to Lincoln in 1864
The Contributors' Club
Recent Literature
