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1889-01 North American Review Contents for January 1889

1889/01 – Contents as taken from the front cover and contents page inside are as follows:

  • Naval Wars of the Future by Admiral David D. Porter
  • The Stage and Society by Mary Anderson
  • Letters to Prominent Persons — No. 7: Parting Words to the Secretary of State by Arthur Richmond
  • Wit and Humor–Old and New by Edmund Kirke
  • Is Yellow Fever Contagious? by John B. Hamilton, Supervising Surgeon-General U.S. Marine Hospital Service
  • The Greater Half of the Continent by Erastmus Wiman
  • A Captain’s Work by Captain Charles William Kennedy, Late Commander of the “Germanic”
  • The Next National Reform by Allen Thorndike Rice
  • Two New York States by Lucien Sanial

    • Robert Elsmere’s Mental Struggles:

  • Reverend Edward Everett Hale
  • Marion Harland
  • Reverend Joseph Cook
  • Julia Ward Howe
  • The Right Honorable W.E. Gladstone (Republished)
  • A Possible War by G.T. Ferris
  • Restriction or Prohibition? by Henry Stockbridge
  • Are Workingmen Culprits? by Linus S. Webb
  • Inebriety as a Disease by Edward C. Mann
  • Book Reviews

    • 1857-06 June 1857 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1857/06 —

  • Charleston, The Palmetto City — 22 pages
  • Adventures Of The Early Settlers In New England
  • Monads
  • Do Mountains Grow?
  • Our Wish
  • The Bird That Sang In May
  • Yellow Fever
  • A Gentleman Of The Jury
  • House Spiders: Their Habits and Astonishing Feats
  • Woman’s Dream
  • Woman’s Tears
  • Duel In Russia
  • Animal Love Of Music
  • Pomps And Vanities
  • Blackburn Farmer
  • Then And Now
  • Little Dorrit — Chapters 63-65 — by Charles Dickens
  • All Alike
  • Monthly Record of Current Events
  • Literary Notices
  • Editor’s Table
  • Editor’s Easy Chair
  • Editor’s Drawer
  • Inconveniences Of Living In A Uniform Row Of Houses
  • Fashions For June