Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16
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In this volume.
PolrricAL HIsToRy-The New England Confederacy-
The First Colonial Congress-The Formation and adcp
ton of the Federal Constitution Burrs ConspiracyThe
Hartford ention-Nulicato in South Carolina
The English in India.
BloGRAPHr.-George Bancroft-Louis Agassiz-- Benja
min siman-John p. kennedy-Charles Dickens
TRAVELS AND ADvENTuREs.--A Dangerous Journey
Rough Riding Down South-In the Buffalo Country
Trip to Norway-Arctic Exrcrations-visit to Poland
SKETCHES Social AND EsrHErIc.-Last of the Dan.
dies-The Dead Letter Oiire-social lEsthetcs-Surry
County, North Carolina-nlong the Wharves of New
York-St. Luke's HosptalsThe Pioneers Of Kentucky.
MANUFACTURES AID SCIEHcE.-About Cannon-A No.
table Congress-Iron Clad Vessels.
TALES AND Poems, by Marian c. Evans, Fitz James
0Bren liarriette f. Prescott T. $. Arthur, Alice B.
Haven Anthony Tra'lopeT Kate J. Nicely, n. G. Shep-
herd, Louise Chandler Mention, Park Benjampe, Ez-
aheth D. b. Stoddard Clarence stickney, Diana Maria
Mulock, T. b. Aldrich, Jane G. Austin, Thomas Dunn
English. ...5.
Essays VIVID CnlrlcIsNs, by Samuel Osgood, Richard
Grant White, George william Curtis, Alfred H. Guerra
sey, Samuel l. Prime Donald &. MITCHELL Marcus VII
son, Frank H. Norton, Charlos NordhoF
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