Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

The November number completes tho twenty fifth vol
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PoLtrIcAL IIrsToRY The New England Confederacy-
fThe First Colonial Congress-The Formation and adop
ton of the Federal Constituon-Burr's Conspracy-The
Hartford Conv Observation-Disclosures in South Carona
The English In India. f.f ss.EFt a.. ..E.
u BrocRArur.-George Bancroft-Iouis Agassz-Benja-
min Siliman--John z. kennedy-Charles Dickens
Frederick the Great.
; TRAVELS AND ADyEsruREs.-A Dangerous Journey
Rough Riding Down south-In the Buffalo Country
Trip to Norway-Arctic Exploratons-Visit TO Poland
SKETCHES, Social AND .EsrnErIc.-Last Of the Dan
dies The Dead Letter onice-social lEshetics-surry
York-St. Lukes IIospitals-The Pioneers Of Kentucky
M,NrFAeruRKs AND scIEHcE.-About Cannon-A No
table Congress-Iron Clad Vessels.
TALES AND Poems, by Marian G. Evans Fitz James
O'Bren, iIarriete f.. Prescott, T.. Arthur Alice u.
Haven, Anthony Trallope Kate J. Nicely, N O. shep-
herd Louise Chandler Meulton Park Benjaniine Eliz
abeth d. d. stoddari Clarence Stckney Diana Maria
Muock, I. b. A!drich, Jane G. Austin, Thomas Dunn
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sey Samuel L. Prime Donald G.. MITCHELL Marcus vii.
son, Frank II. Norton, Charles NordhoG.
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