July 1878

Articles

• Some War Scenes Revisited

  “I could not find even the wall which one of our men clambered over, loading and firing with a goose captured between his legs. Only the blue sky and the soft air, the lovely atmosphere of Florida, remained … It seemed as if I were the only man left on earth to recall it.”

  Thomas Wentworth Higginson

• Kearsarge

  Silas Weir Mitchell

• Song: The Wedding-Day

  Edmund Clarence Stedman

• The Contributors' Club

• The Romance of a Family

  M.D. Conway

• Recent Literature

• The Old Man of the Mountain

  John Trowbridge

• New Books on Art

• The Will of Peter the Great, and the Eastern Question

  Allan B. Magruder

• The Dream Fay

  Rose Terry Cooke

• St. George's Company

  Horace Elisha Scudder

• Our Neighbor

• The Europeans

  Henry James Jr.

• Midsummer Dawn

  Harriet W. Preston

• Weak Sight

  H. C. Angell

• Mosumè Sets Yo; Or, Woman's Sacrifice

  N. T. Kanèko

• Open Letters From New York

  Raymond Westbrook

• Americanisms

  Richard Grant White

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