JANUARY 1862
FEBRUARY 1862
Our War and Our Want (pp. 113-118)
Our Danger and its Cause (pp.
219-225)
MARCH 1862
General Patterson's Campaign in Virginia (pp. 257-263)
Active Service;
or, Campaigning in Western Virginia (pp. 330-339)
APRIL 1862
The Rebellion; Its Latent Causes and True Significance. By Henry T.
Tuckerman (pp. 468-469)
MAY 1862
The Knights of the Golden Circle (pp. 573-578)
State Rights (pp.
535-541)
JUNE 1862
The Constitution and Slavery (pp. 619-627)
JULY 1862
What Shall Be the End? (pp. 1-5)
The Crisis and the Parties (pp.
65-69)
Our Brave Times (pp. 62-65)
AUGUST 1862
Rewarding the Army (pp. 161-165)
The Bane of Our Country (pp. 198-200)
SEPTEMBER 1862
The Soldier and the Civilian (pp. 281-284)
The Negro in the Revolution
(pp. 324-328)
National Unity (pp. 357-360)
OCTOBER 1862
'The Constitution as It Is - The Union as It Was', by C. S. Henry, LL.D.
(pp. 377-383)
A Military Nation, by Charles G. Leland (pp. 413-416)
The Union, I. By Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 457-465)
Southern Hate of the North, by Horace Greeley (pp. 448-451)
NOVEMBER 1862
The Causes of the Rebellion. I. By Hon. F. P. Stanton (pp. 513-524)
The Union. II. By Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 572-580)
Aurora, by Horace Greeley (pp. 622-625)
DECEMBER 1862
The Union. III. By Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 641-657)
Something
We Have to Think or, and to Do, by C. S. Henry, LL.D. (pp. 657-661)
The Causes of the Rebellion. II. By Hon. F. P. Stanton
(pp. 695-706)
The Freed Men of the South, by Hon. F. P. Stanton (pp. 730-734)
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JANUARY 1863
The Consequences of the Rebellion. I. By Hon. F. P. Stanton (pp. 26-40)
The Union. IV. By Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 68-78)
The Slave Power; its Character, Career, and Probable Designs.
By J. E. Cairnes, M.A. (pp. 122-125)
FEBRUARY 1863
A Trip to Antietam, by Charles W. Loring (pp. 145-160)
Nullification
and Secession, by Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 179-195)
The Consequences of the Rebellion. II. By Frederic P. Stanton (pp.
223-232)
MARCH 1863
The Union. V. Illinois and Missouri Compared, by Hon. Robert J. Walker
(pp. 366-373)
APRIL 1863
How the War Affects Americans (pp. 411-420)
The Union. VI. Virginia
and Pennsylvania Compared, by Hon. R. J. Walker (pp. 465-469)
Our Present Position: Its Dangers and Its Duties. Addressed
to the People of All Political Parties (pp. 488-496)
MAY 1863
A Winter in Camp, by E. G. Hammond (pp. 519-526)
The Surrender of
Forts Jackson and St. Philip on the Lower Mississippi, by Assistant U. S. Coast Survey F. H. Gerdes (pp. 557-562)
The
Value of the Union. I. By William H. Muller (pp. 571-586)
The Destiny of the African Race in the United States, by Rev.
J. M. Sturtevant, D.D. (pp. 600-611)
The Union. VII. Rhode Island and Delaware Compared, by Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp.
615-617)
The Causes and Results of the War, by Lieut. Egbert Phelps, U.S.A. (pp. 617-629)
JUNE 1863
The Value of the Union. II. By William H. Muller (pp. 633-642)
The
Navy of the United States (pp. 659-667)
The Confederation and the Nation, by Edward Carey (pp. 694-698)
How Mr. Lincoln
Became an Abolitionist, by S. B. Gookins (pp. 727-730)
Chaplain Fuller: Being a Life-Sketch of a New England Clergyman
and Army Chaplain. By Richard F. Fuller (pp. 744-745)
JULY 1863
The Third Year of the War, by Hon. Frederick P. Stanton (pp. 73-82)
AUGUST 1863
Our Future, by Lieut. Egbert Phelps, U.S.A. (pp. 121-135)
Jefferson
Davis and Repudiation, by Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 207-227)
SEPTEMBER 1863
Reconnoissance Near Fort Morgan, and Expedition in Lake Pontchartrain
and Pearl River, by the Mortar Flotilla of Captain D. D. Porter, U.S.N., by F. H. Gerdes (pp. 269-273)
The Great Riot,
by Edward B. Freeland (pp. 302-312)
OCTOBER 1863
The Restoration of the Union, by Hon. F. P. Stanton (pp. 444-452)
Thirty
Days with the Seventy-First Regiment (pp. 404-411)
Jefferson Davis - Repudiation, Recognition, and Slavery. Letter No.
II, by Hon. Robert J. Walker (pp. 390-394)
NOVEMBER 1863
The Defence and Evacuation of Winchester, on the 15th of June, 1863,
by the Union Forces, under Command of Major-General R. H. Milroy, by Hon. F. P. Stanton (pp. 481-490)
DECEMBER 1863
The Nation, by Hugh Miller Thompson (pp. 601-610)
The Great American
Crisis, by Stephen Pearl Andrews (pp. 658-670)
Reconstruction, by Henry Everett Russell (pp. 684-690)
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JANUARY 1864
The Great Struggle (pp. 34-40)
Union Not to be Maintained by Force,
by Frederick P. Stanton (pp. 73-80)
The Great American Crisis. I. By Stephen P. Andrews (pp. 87-100)
The Conscription
Act of March 3d, 1864, by L. M. Haverstik (pp. 110-116)
FEBRUARY 1864
MARCH 1864
The Issues of the War, by John Stahl Patterson (pp. 287-295)
The
Great American Crisis. II. By Stephen P. Andrews (pp. 300-318)
APRIL 1864
Our Domestic Relations; or, How to Treat the Rebel States, by Charles
Russell (pp. 511-517)
Our Government and the Blacks, by William H. Kimball (pp. 431-436)
MAY 1864
The War a Contest for Ideas, by Henry Everett Russell (pp. 578-584)
JUNE 1864
An Army: Its Organization and Movements, by Lieut. Col. C. W. Tolles
(pp. 707-716)
