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A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The Century Magazine •ï¿½59 Years, 669 Issues, 19,452 Articles, 105,158pp
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- Jefferson's Home, pp. 643-653
- The Later Years of Monticello, pp. 654-657
- Abraham Lincoln: A History, pp. 658-684 Lincoln's Nomination and Election
- The Hundredth Man, pp. 685-696
- Snubbin' Through Jersey, pp. 697-710
- "H.H.'s" Grave, p. 711
- Azalia, pp. 712-721
- The Amateur Photographer, pp. 722-728
- The Camera Club of Cincinnati, pp. 729-731
- Noblesse Oblige, p. 732
- The Digestibility of Food, pp. 733-739 The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition
- Woman and Artist, p. 740
- Helen, pp. 741-745
- The Framers and Framing of the Constitution, pp. 746-758
- Sub Pondere Crescit, p. 759
- Tragedy of the Crater, pp. 760-773
- A Dash into the Crater, pp. 774-776
- The Colored Troops at Petersburg, pp. 777-782
- Assault and Repulse at Fort Stedman, pp. 783-790
- The First Century of the Constitution, p. 791
- A Great Teacher: Mark Hopkins , p. 791
- Shall We Plant Native or Foreign Trees , pp. 792-793
- Government by the People, pp. 794-795
- The Federal Balance , p. 796
- Pundita Ramabai Sarasvati , p. 797
- A Ministry of Welcome , p. 798
- The Lincoln History , p. 798
- Transformation, p. 798
- Uncle Esek's Wisdom , p. 799
- A Study in Black , p. 799
- A Sea-side Flirtation , p. 800
- Between the Lines , p. 800
- Face to Face , p. 800
- Hart to Suit , p. 800
- Very Doubtful , pp. 800-801
September 1887 Issue - 35 ArticlesTopics of the TimeOpen LettersBric-a-Brac