magawiki

Inside the Pages of Old Magazine Back Issues

Search tip: Searching for a specific date?
Use the following format: YYYY-MM-DD
(ie: August 5, 1946 becomes 1946-08-05)
You are here: Home / Archives for Lord Wolseley

1889-05 North American Review Contents for May 1889

1889/05 – Contents as taken from the front cover and contents page inside are as follows:

  • The Annexation of Mexico by M. Romero, Mexican Minister to the United States
  • An English View of the Civil War — Part 1 by Viscount Wolseley
  • The Tree of Political Knowledge by The Reverend Dr. Edward Everett Hale

  • Early Days of a Dramatist by Dion Boucicault
  • The Hero in Fiction by H.H. Boyesen
  • A Persistent Nationality by Grant Allen
  • Use and Abuse of Civil-Service Reform by R.R. McMahon
  • In Josephine’s House by Gail Hamilton

    • Are Women to Blame?:

  • Rebecca Harding Davis
  • Rose Terry Cooke
  • Marion Harland
  • Catherine Owen
  • Amelia F. Barr
  • Coffee-Drinking in Eastern Europe by C.K. Tuckerman
  • Christianity Becoming Materialized by The Reverend J.B. Wasson
  • Dipsomania and Original Sin by John Cotton Dana
  • Two Needed New Words Philo H. Slyvester
  • Statehood for the Indians by W.M. Fishback
  • Mr. Gladstone’s Over-Estimate by Felix L. Oswald
  • Tree-Planting and Arbor Day by James R. Austen
  • Spite in Text-Books by Oliver H. Russell
  • Women and War-Policies by Louise S. Houghton

    • 1889-07 North American Review Contents for July 1889

    1889/07 – Contents as taken from the front cover and contents page inside are as follows:

    Discipline in American Colleges:

  • S.C. Bartlett, President of Dartmouth College
  • Jas. B. Angell, President of the University of Michigan
  • Professor N.S. Shaler of Harvard University
  • Charles K. Adams, President of Cornell University
  • William D.W. Hyde, President of Bowdoin College
  • Sir J.W. Dawson, Principal of McGill University
  • Horace Davis, President of the University of California
  • An English View of the Civil War — Part 2 by Viscount Wolseley
  • The Telegraph Monopoly by Professor Richard T. Ely
  • Our Future Navy by Rear-Admiral S.B. Luce, U.S.N.
  • The Throne in England by Justin McCarthy, M.P.
  • Our Ignorance in Alaska by Kate Field
  • The Negro Intellect by William Mathews, LL.D.
  • A Plague of Office-Seeking by General Charles H.T. Collis

    • Tributes to Allen Thondike Rice

  • William Waldorf Astor
  • Edwards Pierrepont
  • General William Tecumsah Sherman – just half a page
  • Lloyd Bryce (By Cable)

  • Foreign Influence on American Fiction by Maurice Thompson
  • American Auguries by Felix L. Oswald
  • The Future of the Newspaper by Julian Proctor
  • Abolishing Poverty–on Paper by The Reverend J.B. Wasson
  • “Thought-Transferrence” by W.A. Croffut
  • Protection for Our Language by N.A. Campbell
  • French Proper Names in English by M.B. Thrasher

    • 1889-08 North American Review Contents for August 1889

    1889/08 – Contents as taken from the front cover and contents page inside are as follows:

  • The Money Sent to Johnstown by Governor James A. Beaver of Pennsylvania
  • Philanthropy at Johnstown by Clara Barton of the American National Red Cross
  • The Lesson of Conemaught by Major J.W. Powell of the U.S. Geological Survey
  • A Word With Professor Huxley by The Reverend Lyman Abbott, D.D.
  • An English View of the Civil War — Part 3 by Viscount Wolseley
  • The German Army with Personal Recollections–1848 to 1889 by Karl Blind
  • Will Reason Exterminate Christianity by David Swing
  • The Sense of Honor in Americans by Professor N.S. Shaler
  • Great Britain and the Confederacy by Henry Clews
  • The Cash Value of a Book Review by O.B. Bunce
  • Leaves from a Dramatist’s Diary by Dion Boicicault
  • The Poetry of Poverty by Henry Bernard Carpenter
  • Allen Thondike Rice by The Right Honorable W.E. Gladstone

    • Notes and Comments:

  • Our Struggle for Existence by Professor Peter T. Austen
  • Rapid Transit in Cities by Archie Emerson Palmer
  • Constitutional Patchwork by Charles J. Noyes
  • The Advantages of Debt by William Mathews, LL.D.