The Century : a Popular Quarterly : Volume 0037, Issue 2 Dec 1888: The Century

By The Century Company

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Title:	The Century : a Popular Quarterly : Volume 0037, Issue 2 Dec 1888: The Century
Author:	The Century Company
Volume:	Volume 0037
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, American Periodicals, Classical
Collections:	Periodicals: Journal and Magazine Collection (Contemporary), The Century; A Popular Quarterly Collection
Historic Publication Date:	1888
Publisher:	The Century Company


Citation APA MLA Chicago Company, T. C. (1888). The Century : a Popular Quarterly : Volume 0037, Issue 2 Dec 1888. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
Description: The Century Magazine was first published in the United States in 1881 by The Century Company of New York City as a successor to Scribner's Monthly Magazine.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: A Supposition pp. 161-162 -- Pictures of the Far West. The Coming of Winter pp. 163-164 -- Italian Old Masters. Duccio W. J. Stillman, pp. 164-171 -- Siberia and the Exile System. Life on the Great Siberian Road George Kennan, pp. 171-187 -- The Reorganization of the British Empire George R. Parkin, pp. 187-193 -- From Sinai to Shechem Edward L. Wilson, pp. 193-208 -- The Third March Julian Hawthorne, pp. 208-217 -- Last Christmas Was a Year Ago James Whitcomb Riley, pp. 217-219 -- London Henry James, pp. 219-239 -- To a Critic James Herbert Morse, pp. 239-240 -- Beecher at Liverpool in 1863 J. M. Buckley, pp. 240-243 -- Courage! To a Sad Poet James T. McKay, pp. 243-244 -- A White Umbrella in Mexico F. Hopkinson Smith, pp. 244-254 -- Strange True Stories of Louisiana. Francoise George W. Cable, pp. 254-260 -- Attraction Elyot Weld, pp. 260-261 -- The Romance of Dollard Mary Hartwell Catherwood, pp. 261-275 -- Ad Astra Henry Ames Blood, pp. 275-276 -- Abraham Lincoln: A History. First Plans for Emancipation J. G. Nicolay, John Hay, pp. 276-294 -- Minc - A Plot Harry Stillwell Edwards, pp. 294-297 -- Once, When a Child Mary Murdoch Mason, pp. 297-298 -- The Rise and Fall of the Irish Aigle George H. Jessop, pp. 298-307 -- A Lyric Richard Henry Stoddard, pp. 307-308 -- The Last Manuscript of Henry Ward Beecher pp. 308-311 -- Topics of the Time: Christmas pp. 311-312 -- Topics of the Time: Progress of Ballot Reform pp. 312-313 -- Topics of the Time: Aristocracy of Criminals Should There Be One? pp. 313-314 -- Topics of the Time: A Confusion in American Party Names pp. 314-315 -- Open Letters: Political Corruption Ernest H. Crosby, pp. 315-316 -- Open Letters: Another Side of the Woman's Work Question L. E. Holman, pp. 316-317 -- Open Letters: Home Rule and Culture Margaret F. Sullivan, pp. 317-318 -- Open Letters: The Holt Method of Teaching Music Mary L. Lewis, pp. 318 -- Open Letters: Music pp. 318-319 -- Open Letters: Herbert Spencer M. H., pp. 319 -- Bric-A-Brac: Noblesse Oblige. A. D. 760 Louise Imogen Guiney, pp. 319-320 -- Bric-A-Brac: Aphorisms from the Study Xenos Clark, pp. 320 -- Bric-A-Brac: Anti-Climax Margaret Vandegrift, pp. 320 -- Bric-A-Brac: A Baker'z Duzzen Uv Wize Sawz Edward Rowland Sill, pp. 320 -- Bric-A-Brac: Joy Doubled Julia Anna Wolcott, pp. 320 -- Bric-A-Brac: On Attaining Popularity (To J. W. R.) C. H. Crandall, pp. 320 -- Bric-A-Brac: The Song of Songs Eva Wilder McGlasson, pp. 320