June 1858

Articles

• Chesuncook

  Henry David Thoreau

• The President’s Prophecy of Peace

  “What Boston was in 1776, and Paris in 1789, is Kansas now, — the field on which a great battle for the right is to be fought.”

• Shipwreck

• The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table

  Oliver Wendell Holmes

• Library of Old Authors.--Works of John Webster

• La Cantatrice

• History of the Inductive Sciences, From the Earliest to the Present Time

• The Life of George Stephenson, Railway Engineer

• A Volume of Vocabularies, Illustrating the Condition and Manners of Our Forefathers, as Well as the History of the Forms of Elementary Education and of the Languages Spoken in This Island, From the Tenth Century to the Fifteenth

• Sermons, Preached at Trinity Chapel, Brighton

• The Church and the Congregation

• Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibnitz

• Loo Loo: A Few Scenes From a True History

• Letter-Writing

• The Catacombs of Rome

• Beatrice

• Metempsychosis

• Crawford and Sculpture

• Asirvadam the Brahmin

• What Are We Going to Make?

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