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The North American review

Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge

No. 6, Part 2d.-To Hon. James Russell Lowell.

VII. The Shakespeare Myth ...

.. IGNATIUS DONNELLY,

VOL. 144.-JANUARY TO JUNE, 1887.

JANUARY NUMBER.

The Renaissance of Nationalism, by Judge Tourgee; Socialism, Its Fallacies and Dangers, by

Charles Bradlaugh; Progress of Minnesota, by The Governor; Future of the National Banking

System, by John Jay Knox; Good Works of False Faiths, by Gail Hamilton; The Anthracite

Coal Pool, by James F. Hudson; Some War Memoranda, by Walt Whitman; Why am I a

New Churchman? by Rev. James Reed; The Constitutional Amendments, by Chief Justice

Chasc; What shall be Done with the Surplus? by W. M. Grosvenor Labor in Pennsylvania,

by Henry George; Burnside's Controversies with Lincoln; Religion, by George Sand; Henry

George's Land Tax, by Edward Gordon Clark; Are the Heathen our Inferiors? by Joseph

Hewes; Defense of the President, by Donn Piatt.

FEBRUARY NUMBER.

Political Economy in America, by Prof. Richard T. Ely: Our King in Dress Coat, by Moncure D. Con-

way; Future Probation, by Gail Hamilton; Specialists in Medicine, by Morris H. Henry, M.D.;

Vulgarity, by Ouida; "The New South"-Financially Reviewed, by Marion J.Verdery; The Con-

dition of the American Stage, by Julian Magnus; The Conspiracies of the Rebellion, by Leonard

Swett; Life Among the Insane, by Adriana P. Brincklé; Literary Backbiting, by George Parsor

Lathrop Assumption and Pretension, by George Sand; Scientific Taxation, by Edward Gordo

Clark; Should Women be Hanged? by Helen Mar Wilks. CURRENT AMERICAN LITERATURE-1.

McClellan's Own Story; 2. History of the Second Army Corps, by Francis A. Walker 3, Per a

and the Persians, by S. G. W. Benjamin; 4. The Making of New England, by S. A. Drake.

MARCH NUMBER.

Some Interrogation Points, by Robert G. Ingersoll; Why Am I a Baptist, by Rev. Thomas Armi-

tage, D.D., LL.D.; Drury's Bluff and Petersburg, by Gen. G. T. Beauregard; Our King in

Dress Coat, by Moncure D. Conway; A Letter on Prayer, by The Duke of Argyll, with Com-

ments by Cora Linn Daniels; Modern Feudalism, by James F. Hudson; Some Unpublished

War Letters, by Secretary Chase, Generals Grant, Halleck, F. P. Blair, and Admiral Porter.

addressed to Gen. W. T. Sherman; Our Inequalities of Suffrage, by J. Chester Lyman; Con

stitutional Reform in New New York, by George Bliss; A Rejoinder to Gen. Beauregard

by Rear-Admiral W. R. Taylor; Working Women, by Ida M. Van Etten; "The South in the

Union Army," by A. P. Morey; Mr. Conway's Dress-Coat King, by C. H. T. Collis; The Best

Works of False Faiths, by A. C. Bowen. CURRENT AMERICAN LITERATURE.

APRIL NUMBER.

Open Nominations and Free Elections, by David Dudley Field; Why Am I a Congregationalist

by Gail Hamilton; Opera, by Dion Boucicault; Grant and Matthew Arnold "

by Gen. James B. Fry; Letters to Prominent Persons, by Arthur Richmond: No. 6, To Hon

James Russell Lowell; Some More War Letters, by Gen. Braxton Bragg, Generals Grant

An Estimate,

Garfield, and Ord, addressed to Gen. W. T. Sherman; Destruction of Art in America, b

Rush C. Hawkins; Profit Sharing, by N. O. Nelson; Meteorological Predictions, by Felix I

Oswald; The Transporation Problem, by John C. Welch ; A Chaplain's Record, Henr

Ward Beecher, with Comments by Col. David E. Austen; Economic Optimism, by Datu

C. Smith; Storm Effects on Mentality, by George Sand; Uniform Marriage and Divorc

Laws, by Thomas M. North; Donn Piatt on Arthur Richmond, by I. J. Allen. CURREN

AMERICAN LITERATURE.

MAY NUMBER.

Grant, Thomas, Lee, by Gen. W. T. Sherman; My Public Life, by President Garfield;

mercial Education, by the Mayor of Baltimore; Our Hand in Maximilian's Fate, by Georg

S. Boutwell That Everlasting Andover Controversy, by Gail Hamilton; Beecher's Perso

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ality, by His Physician; High License, by Ernest H. Crosby; Heroes to Order, by C. Chaill

Long; Practical Penology, by Henry J. W. Dam; Trial by Newspaper, by Roger Foster

The Coercion Bill, by John Boyle O'Reilly; Economic Pessimism, by Edward Atkinson; M

Boucicault on Opera, by Julian Magnus; Rip Van Winkle's Manual, by M. H. H. Caldwel

Un-American Americans, by Washington Messinger. CURRENT AMERICAN LITERATURE.

JUNE NUMBER.

Parties and Independents, by Dorman B. Eaton; My Experience as a Lawyer, President Garfiel

The Shakespeare Myth, by Ignatius Donelly: Some Legacies of the Civil War, by General Jo

Pope; Why Am I a Jew? by Dr. H. Pereira Mendes; Parnell as a Leader, by Alexander Sulliva

The Court of Public Opinion, by Lemuel Ely Quigg; The Lodging-House Vote in New York,

Henry A. Gumbleton; The American Vedas, by Gail Hamilton; Parnell and the "Time

by Dion Boucicault; The Telephone of 1665, by Charles Rollin Brainard; Boucicault a

Wagner, by Edgar J. Levey; Courage, George Sand. CURRENT AMERICAN LITERATURE.

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