1889/06 — Contents as follows: The Highest Structure in the World by William A. Eddy – The Eiffel Tower Bonny Hugh of Ironbrook by Edith Brower A World of Roses by Edith M. Thomas Rawdon Brown and the Gravestone of ‘Banished Norfolk’ by Charles Eliot Norton The German Gymnasium in its Working Order by George [...]
1889/05 — Contents as follows: The Begum’s Daughter — Chapters 1-4 — by Edwin Lassetter Bynner Temperance Legislation – Uses and Limits by Charles Worcester Clark Omar Khayyam by Frank Dempster Sherman Brandywine, Germantown, and Saratoga by John Fiske A Paris Exposition in Dishabille by William Henry Bishop The Tragic Muse – Chapters 11-13 – [...]
1889/04 — Contents as follows: The People in Government by H.C. Merwin Passe Rose – Chapters 23-26 — by Arthur Sherburne Hardy Death in April by Bliss Carman Why Our Science Students Go to Germany by Samuel Sheldon A Dissolving View of Carrick Meagher by George H. Jessup A French Bishop of the Fifteenth Century [...]
1889/03 — Contents as follows: The Tragic Muse – Chapters 6-8 – by Henry James Simplicity by Charles Dudley Warner The Keiths by Hope Notnor Passe Rose – Chapters 20-22 – by Arthur Sherburne Hardy The Two Mothers by E. Wilson The Isthmus Canal and Our Government by Stuart F. Weld Hannah Calline’s Jim — [...]
1889/02 — Contents as follows: A Winter Courtship by Sarah Orne Jewett Butterflies in Disguise by Samuel H. Scudder Passe Rose – Chapters 17-19 – by Arthur Sherburne Hardy Eurylochus Transformed by Wendell P. Stafford A Plea for Humor by Agnes Repplier The Tragic Muse – Chapters 4-6 – by Henry James Under Which King? [...]
1889/01 — Contents as follows: Frontispiece: A Stell Portrait of John Greenleaf Whittier The Tragic Muse – Chapters 1-3 – by Henry James Washington’s Great Campaign of 1776 by John Fiske Alec Yeaton’s Son by Thomas Bailey Aldrich Passe Rose – Chapters 13-16 – by Arthur Sherburne Hardy A Difficult Problem in Politics by Frank [...]
1872/02 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1868/04 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1867/07 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1867/05 — Contents as follows: The Guardian Angel — Part V — by Oliver Wendell Holmes History of the Sewing-Machine by James Parton Heart and Hearth by T. Buchanon Read The Genius of Dickens by E.P. Whipple Germany in New York by Charles Dawson Shanly Katharine Morne — Part VII — by The author of [...]
1863/12 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1863/04 — Contents as follows: On the Vicissitudes of Keat’s Fame by Joseph Severn A Spasm of Sense by Gail Hamilton Betrothal by Proxy My Ship by A. West Resignation by The Author of ‘Recreations of a Country Parson’ The Flag by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Wet-Weather Work by Donald G. Mitchell Golden Wedding by [...]
1863/01 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1862/02 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1861/06 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1861/02 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1861/01 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/12 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/11 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/10 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/09 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/06 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/05 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/03 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
1860/02 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous. When there is an article with a known author I will credit it below. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short [...]
