July 1870

Articles

• Equal Yet Diverse

  “If I may be permitted to suggest what seems to me to be the teaching of the animal kingdom upon this matter, it would be that … in short, the male is best fitted to shine in public, the female in private; the male abroad, the female at home.”

  Burt G. Wilder

• The Alarm-Bell of Atri

  A poem

  Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

• The Swallow

  Celia Thaxter

• A Day's Pleasure

  William Dean Howells

• A Woman's Pulpit

  E. Stuart Phelps

• Poems by Dante Gabriel Rossetti

• Lecture-Room Talks: A Series of Familiar Discourses on Themes of General Christian Experience

• Society and Solitude

• The Heart of the Continent. A Record of Travel Across the Plains and in Oregon, With an Examination of the Mormon Principle

• The Bazar Book of Decorum. The Care of the Person, Manners, Etiquette, and Ceremonials

• Haydn and Other Poems

• Life of John Gibson, Sculptor

• The Andes and the Amazon; Or Across the Continent of South America/With a Map of Equatorial America and Numerous Illustrations

• So Runs the World Away

• Drives From a French Farm: Ii

  Philip Gilbert Hamerton

• A Shadow

  Thomas Wentworth Higginson

• Joseph and His Friend

  Bayard Taylor

• An Ex-Southerner in South Carolina

  N. S. Shaler

• Oldtown Fireside Stories: The Widow's Bandbox

  Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Criminal Law at Home and Abroad

  Francis Wharton

• The Shipping of the United States

  Elias Hasket Derby

• The Tour of Europe for $181 in Currency

  Ralph Keeler

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