March 1889

In This Issue
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Articles
Personal Reminiscences of William H. Seward
Recollections of the late Secretary of State from his personal secretary and stenographer
The Tragic Muse
Simplicity
The Keiths
Passe Rose
The Two Mothers
The Isthmus Canal and Our Government
Hannah Calline's Jim: In Two Parts. Part First
Some Colonial Lawyers and Their Work
The Christmas of 1888
Ticonderoga, Bennington, and Oriskany
A Bird's-Eye View of the United States
Some Puzzling Laughter
A Common Vice
How to Elect a President
Books of the Month
