The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 2, No. 14, DECEMBER, 1858

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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 2, No. 14, December 1858 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics

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21273

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Contents

1. 1.THE — ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
2. 2.A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS. — VOL. II.—DECEMBER, 1858.—NO. XIV.
3. 3.THE IDEAL TENDENCY.
4. 4.THE HOUR BEFORE DAWN. — CHAPTER I. — CHAPTER II. — CHAPTER III. — CHAPTER IV. — CHAPTER V.
5. 5.THE SKATER.
6. 6.THOMAS JEFFERSON. [1] — [Concluded.] — FOOTNOTES:
7. 7.A BUNDLE OF IRISH PENNANTS.
8. 8.THE JOLLY MARINER: — A BALLAD.
9. 9.SUGGESTIONS. — AFFAIRS. — AFFINITIES. — AFTER THE BATTLE. — APPLAUSE. — ARTISTS. — AUTHORS. — AN AUTHOR'S FIRST BOOK. — BOOKS. — CAUSE AND EFFECT. — CHEERFULNESS. — COWARDS. — CRITICISM. — CULTURE. — DEATH. — DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. — DIFFICULTIES. — DISGUST. — EARNESTNESS. — EDUCATION OF THE SEXES. — EMERSON'S ESSAYS. — ENGLISHMEN. — EXAMPLE. — EXCITEMENT COUNTERVAILS PAIN. — FACT AND FANCY. — FINE HOUSES. — FINE LADIES. — FUTURE LIFE — GREAT MEN. — HABITS. — HEROISM. — IDEAS. — INSTITUTIONS. — LAWYERS. — LEADERSHIP. — LET THE RIGHT PREVAIL. — LIGHTS AND SHADOWS. — LOVERS' DIFFERENCES. — WHAT LOVE PROVES. — MAGNANIMITY. — MANHOOD. — MEAN MEN. — METHODS OF THE ENTERPRISING. — MILITARY SCHOOLS. — NATURE AND ART. — NEWSPAPERS. — NON-COMMUNICANTS. — OPINIONS. — POETS AND POETRY. — POPULAR ASPIRANTS. — PRAISE. — PRIDE. — PROVERBS. — PUBLIC MEN. — MANNERS OF REFORMERS. — REQUESTS. — RICH AND POOR. — RICH TO EXCESS. — RULE OR RUIN. — SANS PEUR. — SLIGHTS. — SOCIAL REGENERATION. — SPEAKERS. — SPEAKING AND TALKING. — SPEECH. — PREVAILING STYLES. — SUNDAY. — THINGS WORTH KNOWING. — TOBACCO. — TRADE-LIFE. — TRUTH-SEEKERS. — UGLY MEN. — THE WALK. — WINE. — WISDOM. — WOMEN AS JUDGES OF CHARACTER. — AVERAGE WORTH. — FOOTNOTES:
10. 10.BULLS AND BEARS. — CHAPTER I — THE ARTISTS' EXHIBITION, AND WHAT CAME OF IT. — CHAPTER II. — SHOWING HOW MUCH IT SOMETIMES COSTS TO BE THOUGHT CHARITABLE. — CHAPTER III. — CONTAINING SOME CONFESSIONS NOT INTENDED FOR THE PUBLIC EAR. — CHAPTER IV. — CONCERNING CONSTANCY AND THE AFFINITIES.
11. 11.SPIRITS IN PRISON. [3] — FOOTNOTES:
12. 12.PUNCH. — FOOTNOTES:
13. 13.THE SUBJECTIVE OF IT.
14. 14.ALL'S WELL.
15. 15.THE BIRDS OF THE PASTURE AND FOREST. — SONG OF THE WOOD-SPARROW. — SONG OF THE CHEWINK. — SONG OF THE GREEN WARBLER. — SONG OF THE WOOD-THRUSH. — SONG OF THE VEERY. — SONG OF THE RED MAVIS. — NOTE OF THE PEWEE. — SONG OF THE BLUE-BIRD.
16. 16.THE MINISTER'S WOOING. — CHAPTER I. — CHAPTER II. — CHAPTER III.
17. 17.THE AUTOCRAT GIVES A BREAKFAST TO THE PUBLIC. — SPEECH OF THE AUTOCRAT. — A Poem from the Autocrat's Lose Papers. — AVIS.
18. 18.LITERARY NOTICES.

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