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Index and Author Guide
- Anonymous
- Christmas in Carolina: As It Once Was: Or the Tale of a Day [sketch], II (September, 1842), 339-346
- The Comparative Effects of Classic Mythology and Christianity upon Literature [article], I (January, 1842), 244-245
- Don't Ruin the Poor Man's Character [sketch], I (March, 1842), 371-373
- Extracts from "John Smith": Humbug [poem], II (August, 1842), 273-274 [includes pagination error]; Preachers and Lawyers [poem], II (September, 1842), 338; Human Life [poem], II (September, 1842), 346; Childhood [poem], III (December, 1842), 63
- Homespun Yarns: Number I, Polly Peablossom's Wedding [fiction], II (August, 1842), 263-266; Number II, The "Experience" of the Blacksmith of the Mountain Pass [fiction], II (September, 1842), 332-335; Number III, The Fortune-Hunter's Misadventure [fiction], III (December, 1842), 23-32; Number IV, Cornelius Corntassel's First "Affair of Honor" [fiction], III (January, 1843), 110-120
- The Hundred Dollar Cloke [fiction], II (June, 1842), 157-160
- Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged [sketch], II (April, 1842), 57-59
- Lay of the Imprisoned Knight. Translated from the German of Goethe [poem], II (September, 1842), 370
- Lines Written on the Blank Leaf of a Lady's Bible [poem], II (July, 1842), 222
- Lines Written When Sailing in a Boat at Sea [poem], II (May, 1842), 108
- Mr. Merritt and His Family, or Lending a Name [sketch], III (February, 1843), 191-195
- Party Spirit: A Tale of the South [fiction]. By the Author of "The Orphan," "The Widow Won," &c., III (December, 1842, January, February, 1843), 34-39, 81-88, [137]-147.
- Patrick Henry Hedgepeth: The Young Man on his First Legs [fiction], III (January, 1843), 90-100
- Rambling Reflections: From the Journal of a Dyspeptic Bachelor [sketch], I (March, 1842), 361-363
- Sketches of American Literature: No. 1, N. P. Willis, II (July, 1842), 230-233; No. 2, John Neal, II (September, 1842), 366-369 [probably both by John Neal]
- Vaudrey: A Tale of the Tierra de Guerra, I (October, November, December, 1841), 48-51, 85-91, 135-142
- The Wedding Ring [poem], I (December, 1841), 134
- Arion
- Dreams [poem], II (September, 1842), [326]
- B.
- Timothy Teasewell. The Everlasting Story Teller [fiction], III (February, 1843), 186-191
- Barnard
- When We Were Children Both [poem], II (June, 1842), 142
- [Caruthers, William A.]
- Excerpts from the Portfolio of an Old Novelist [article], II (April, May, June, 1842), 56-57, 79-80, 173
- Carter, Mrs. E.
- Lines on a Picture [poem], II (September, 1842), 314
- Catlin, S. W.
- Ye Hast'ning Winds [poem], I (March, 1841), 343
- Fireside Musings—The Cricket [poem] II (April, 1842), 18
- Charlton, (Hon.) R. M.
- The Shadows of the Past [poem], I (November, 1841), 101
- Chittenden, D. A.
- A Christmas Gift [poem], II (May, 1842), 116
- Song [poem], II (July, 1842), 203
- Clifton [see also Charles Clifton]
- A Fireside Tale, I (November, 1841), 102-103
- Kate Marshall, A Christmas Tale, I (January, 1842), 210-213
- Poetry of Flowers [articles with quoted poems], (January, February, March, 1842), 245-247, 312-316, 375-378; II (April, May, August, 1842), 59-61, 117-119, 297-299
- The Lottery Ticket. A Story of Domestic Life, I (March, 1842), 327-337
- Clifton, Charles
- The Vision of Nephistophiles Newfgruggen [fiction], III (January, 1843), 130-132
- Colesworthy, D. C.
- Modesty [poem], III (January, 1843), 106
- Go Not Back My Brother [poem], III (January, 1843), 129
- Curtis, Thomas (D. D.)
- The Poetry of the Bible [article], I (October, November, December, 1841, February, March, 1842). 2-9, 65-72, 176-185, 257-264, 323-326; II (May, July, August, September, 1842), 105-108, 204-206, 257-262, 307-313; III (December, 1842), 9-16
- Dana, (Mrs.) Mary S. B.
- A Goose Story [poem], II (April, 1842), 45
- De Beauvais—see Maria J. McIntosh Darby, J.
- Education [article], I (October, 1841), 51-55
- Remarks on Elementary Instruction [article], I (November, 1841), 121-123
- Early Instruction, I (December, 1841), 186-188
- Ellet, (Mrs.) E. F.
- The Evening before the Wedding [fiction]. Translation from the German of Zschokke, I (November, 1841), 82-85
- Jacques Callot. A Tale of Art from the German [fiction], I (January, 1842), 233-239
- An Austrian Tradition [fiction], III (December, 1842), 53-56
- Ellison, William H.
- An Address Delivered before the Graduating Class of the Georgia Female College, II (August, 1842), 279-282
- Embury, (Mrs.) Emma C.
- The Governess [fiction], I (October, 1841), 30-34
- Good Heartedness, or "Nobody's Enemy but His Own" [fiction], II (April, 1842), 51-55
- Eugenia
- Random Sketches of Early Life [fiction]. Chapter 1, III (January, 1843), 122-129
- Eugine
- [same title as above], Chapters 2-5, III (February, 1843), 167-177
- Edwards, J. C.
- The Vale of Naucoochee [poem], I (February, 1842), 279
- Griffin, Sarah Lawrence [probably many of the anonymous items are hers also, especially the didactic sketches]
- If That Were My Child [sketch], [anonymous here; identified in Neal letters], I (November, 1841), 97-101
- What Will People Say? [sketch], [by the Author of "If That Were My Child"], I (January, 1842), 205-209
- Cousin Betsey's Letters on Matters and Things [sketch], [anonymous here; identified by Bertram Flanders in Early Georgia Magazines], I (January, 1842), 215
- [Same title as above], Letter II, I (March, 1842), 373-375
- Sarah Curtis, Or the Morning after the Wedding [fiction], I (January, 1842), 240-242 [anonymous here; identified in Neal letters]
- Hamilton
- A Fragment [poem], III (January, 1843), 121
- The Georgians, Or Scenes at the Meriwether Springs [fiction], III (February, 1843), 177-186
- Henry, James Edward
- A Saturday Night's Stroll Through the Market [sketch], II (April, 1842), 30-33
- Hentz, (Mrs.) Caroline Lee
- On the Death of a Young Child, Who Perished in the Flames [poem], I (November, 1841), 104
- Address Written for the Lafayette Society at La Grange College [poem], III (February, 1843), 147-150
- Holmes, George Frederick [some of the items are identified only GFH]
- Outlines of an Essay on the Causes which Contributed to Produce the Peculiar Excellence of Ancient Literature [article], I (October, November, 1841), 56-59, 112-120
- L'Isole [anonymous here; identified in Neal letters] [fiction], I (October, 1841, February, 1842), 145-150, 272-278; II (May, July, August, 1842), 80-89, 234-240, 269-272 [includes pagination error]
- Song [poem], I (March, 1842), 337
- Evening Fancies, A Fragment [poem], I (March, 1842), 351-352
- Epigram, from Catullus [poem], [4-line original; 4-line translation], II (April, 1842), 39
- On the Death of a Beautiful Young Lady [poem], II (May, 1842), 95
- Papers on Folly, Fools, Etc. No. 1— Touchstone, Audrey, Sir Oliver Martext, William [article], III (January, 1843), 101-106
- Houser, (Rev.) William
- The Contented Mountaineer [poem], I (February, 1842), 295
- Howard, (Prof.) William G.
- A Polish Patriot, Etc. [biographical sketch including poem "Extract from a Polish Poetical Epistle," concerning Julian Ursin Niemcewicz], I (October, 1841), 47
- Stanzas [poem], I (December, 1841), 163
- Human Society: Its Constant and Successful Progress to Improvement [article], I (February, 1842), 295-298
- Sonnet [plus 7 lines of prose denying authorship of sonnet], I (March, 1842), 342
- The Cemeteries of New Orleans [article), II (May, 1842), 94-95
- Autumn Changes [poem], II (September, 1842), 326
- Fare Thee Well [poem], III (December, 1842), 33
- Religion [poem], III (January, 1843), 106
- Ida
- The Neglected Wife's Death Scene [poem], II (August, 1842), 268 [includes pagination error]
- Jackson, Henry R.
- My Mother [poem], I (March, 1842), 370
- Kate [poem], I (March, 1842), 373
- My Father [poem], II (April, 1842), 33
- The Live Oak [poem], II (May, 1842), 100
- Haroun Alraschid [poem], II (July, 1842), 250
- Sad Hours There Are [poem], III (December, 1842), 69-70
- Song to Freedom [poem], III (January, 1843), 109
- Prayer [poem], III (February, 1843), 165-167
- Lamar, (Gen.) Mirabeau B.
- The Missionary' Hymn [poem], II (September, 1842), 346 [includes pagination error]
- Sally Riley [poem], III (December, 1842), 17-22
- Grieve Not for Me [poem], III (December, 1842), 52
- An Apology to a Lady, for Not Writing her a Song [poem], III (December, 1842), 62-63
- Lawrence, E.—See Sarah Lawrence Griffin
- Lee, (Miss) Mary E.
- The Leper of Capernaum, Or the Savior's Miracle [fiction], I (October, 1841), 25-29
- Evening Hymn [poem], I (October, 1841), 29
- A Song [poem], I (November, 1841), 76
- Forest Music [poem], I (December, 1841), 150
- The Fair Rosamond. A Sketch from English History, I (December, 1841, January 1842), 151-156, 201-205
- Sonnet, I (January, 1842), 213
- Sleeper, Arise and Call Upon Thy God [poem], I (January, 1842), 224
- Midnight Dec. 31 [poem], I (January, 1842), 239
- The Sunbeam. From La Martine [poem], I (February, 1842), 279
- Aspirations after Knowledge [poem], I (February, 1842), 290
- The Blind Organist [fiction], I (March, 1842), 343-351
- The Beautiful Bouquet [poem], II (April, 1842), 1
- My Garden Bower [poem], II (May, 1842), 89
- To . . . , 'May You Die Among Your Kindred.' [poem], II (May, 1842), 104
- Sabbath at Home [poem], II (June, 1842), 168
- Stanzas, II (August, 1842), 266
- Sonnet. 'And Pilate Said unto Them, Behold the Man!' II (September, 1842), 16
- The Royal Mourner [poem], III (January, 1842), 88-89
- 'Thy Will Be Done' [poem], III (February, 1843), 150
- Martin, (Mrs.) M.
- The Lake [poem], II (September, 1842), 369
- McIntosh, Maria J. [identity is established through McIntosh letters; story appears under pseudonym of Marie de Beauvais]
- Woman and Her Inconsistencies [fiction], II (May, June, August, 1842), 65-69, 193-203, 283-287; III (December, 1842), 64-69
- Mifflin, J. H.
- The Fountain [poem], II (April, 1842), 50
- Woman [poem], II (July, 1842), 215
- Sonnet. Written Upon Leaving Naples in 1837, II (August, 1842), 287
- Milward, (Mrs.) Maria G.
- The Florist's Daughter [fiction], I (February, 1842), 291-295; II (April, May, 1842), 40-44, 96-100
- M., M. G. [Maria G. Milward? Maria J. McIntosh? Mrs. M. Martin?]
- The Elopement [fiction], I (October, 1841), 36-43
- Reminiscences of a Mahogany Table [sketch], I (January, 1841), 216-218
- Neal, John [entries marked * are identified in this magazine as "by the author of The Ins and the Outs" and are otherwise anonymous.]
- The Ins and the Outs, Or the Last of the Bamboozled [fiction; anonymous here but identified by Neal letters], I (October, 1841), 13-23
- One Day in the History of the World [poem], I (October, 1841), 10-13
- The Countess of Beltokay [fiction], I (November, December, 1841, January, 1842), 91-95, 129-134, 193-199
- The Dying Husband to his Wife [poem], I (January, 1842), 214
- *Sketches from Life [articles]: Mrs. Sarah Austin, I (January, 1842), 242-243; Mrs. Anne S. Stephens, I (February, 1842), 311-312; Mrs. Seba Smith, II (May, 1842), 101-105; Miss Hannah F. Gould, II (June, 1842), 166-168; Miss Eliza Leslie, II (September, 1842), 336-337
- Mary Bishop, Or the Transformation [fiction], I (February, 1842), 280-290
- Polsko Powstan [poem], I (March, 1842), 352
- The Drama [article, completely anonymous here; identified by Neal letters], II (April, 1842), 2-17
- *Andrew Burr, A Domestic Prose Tragedy in Five Acts, II (June, July, August, September, 1842), 174-179, 241-250, 288-296, 315-325
- *Eleemosynary Patriots [sketch], II (July, 1842), 207-215
- To a Friend, On the Birth of Her First Child [poem], II (August, 1842), 282
- The Marriage Ring [poem], III (December, 1842), 33
- Little Monsters [article], III (January, 1843), 107-109
- Old File, from an
- The Unwilling Bride. A Dream [poem], I (October, 1841), 24
- Anniversary Lyrics: No. I, I (November, 1841), 24; No. II, II (May, 1842), 78
- An Argument for an Intemperate Lover [poem], III (January, 1843), 100
- Orne, Caroline [variously given as Miss and Mrs. with and without the middle initial of F.]
- The Sleeping Youth, The Maiden and Cupid [poem], I (October, 1841), 35
- To R. P. [poem], I (October, 1841), 43
- Notes of Warning, Or the Young Warrior's Return [poem], I (January, 1842), 233.
- Adela Fleetwood [fiction], II (April, May 1842), 34-39, 70-77
- The Roses [poem], II (June, 1842), 150-152
- The Scheming Widow [fiction], II (July, 1842), 223-229
- Uncle Hodgkins and His Family [sketch], II (August, 1842), 275-278
- The Brother and Sister [fiction], III (February, 1843), 151-164
- Orne, (Mrs.) Catharine [misprint for above?]
- Cecelia Austin [fiction], I (March, 1842), 338-342
- Osgood, (Mrs.) Frances S.
- Song. "He Bade Me Be Happy" [poem], I (October, 1841), 43
- Anna. A Sketch [poem], I (November, 1841), 96
- To Little Cornelia [poem], I (January, 1841), 242
- From an Unpublished Play [poem], I (March, 1842), 363
- Patten, (Lt.) G. W.
- The Cloud and the Stream [poem], I (October, 1841), 29
- The Resemblance [poem], I (November, 1841), 82
- Love's Vagary [poem], I (February, 1842), 298
- Pike, Albert
- Stanzas Written For a Lady [poem], I (October, 1841), 29
- Lines to a Lady, On the Death of Her Mother [poem], I (November, 1841), 85
- Psyche
- A Thanksgiving Tale [fiction], III (December, 1842), 42-52
- Pierce, (Rev.) George F.
- The Bible [article], II (September, 1842), 345-346 [includes pagination error]
- Richards, W. C.
- Good Bye! [poem], I (November, 1841), 105
- The Exodus, Or the Passage of the Red Sea. Exodus XIV [poem], I (December, 1841), 143-144
- A Charade [poem], I (February, 1842), 264
- The Cottager [poem], I (February, 1842), 278
- God My Trust [poem], II (April, 1842), 29
- Rinaldo
- Lines [poem], II (August, 1842), 262.
- Lines, To M . . . [poem], II (July, 1842), 206
- Sigourney, (Mrs.) L. H.
- The Tree of Love [poem], I (November, 1841), 104
- The Saintly Death [poem], III (December, 1842), 41
- Flowers [poem], III (January, 1843), 100
- [Simms, William Gilmore, identified in the magazine only as "by the author of . . ."]
- Heart Fancies: A Series of Sonnets [only one of series appears], I (October, 1841), 9; [entire series appears], I (January, 1842), 200-201
- Oakatibbe, Or the Choctaw Sampson. An Indian Sketch [fiction], I (November, December, 1841), 76-82, 163-169
- Smith, O. L.
- Modern Refinement [article], III (December, 1842), 57-62
- Smith (Mrs.) Susan A.
- A Sister's Love [sketch], II (September, 1842), 347-349
- The Widow of Zarephath [poem], III (January, 1843), 120-121
- Somers
- The Invitation [poem], I (December, 1841), 156
- My Native Land [poem], I (January, 1842), 205
- To 'Just Fifteen'—With a White Rose [poem], II (May, 1842), 104
- Snodgrass, J. Evans
- The Poor Man's Complaint [poem], I (March, 1842), 370
- Unbleached Webs of Thought [article], II (July, 1842), 220-222
- S., R. S.
- Charade [poem], II (August, 1842), 299
- T., W. T. [William Tappan Thompson?]
- Great Attraction! Or the Doctor 'Most Audaciously Tuck in!' A Sketch from Real Life, I (March, 1842), 364-370
- Thompson, William T.
- The Fisherman's Daughter. From a Series of Unpublished Tales of Georgia History, II (April, 1842), 46-50
- The Patriot Brothers, A Tale of the Revolutionary History of Georgia, II (May, 1842), 109-116
- Boss Ankles, The Man What Got Blowed Up With a Sky Racket [sic]. A Sketch from Life, II (June, 1842), 161-165
- Walley, (Miss) M. E.
- The Power of Music. Altered From the French [fiction], I (January, 1842), 219-224
- Cecelia, Or Principle versus Passion [fiction], I (March, 1842), 353-360
- The Macrobite. From the French [fiction], II (April, 1842), 19-29
- Eighteen Months in Russia. By a Professor of Arms. Translated from the French for the 'Companion' [autobiography], II (June, July, August, 1842), 169-173, 216-220, 267-[274]
- Wilde, (Hon.) R. H.
- Lines Written for Viscountess ___'s Album, I (October, 1841), 34
- Wood, (Mrs.), Charlotte M.
- Diana, The Blind Girl of Machecaul. From the French of Soulie [fiction], I (November, December, 1841, January, February, 1842), 105-111, 156-162, 225-232, 265-271
- Florita, A Spanish Tale. Altered from the French for the 'Family Companion' [fiction], II (June, 1842), 129-142
- Woodworth, Samuel
- The Deed of Gift, A Domestic Tale, I (October, November, December, 1841, February, 1842), 44-46, 73-76, 170-175, 298-311
- To a Lady—On Parting [poem], II (April, 1842), 17
- To Mary [poem], II (June, 1842), 156
- Critics [poem], II (August, 1842), 282
- Wooten, (Dr.) H. V.
- Influence of Adversity on Mental Progress [article], II (May, 1842), 90-93
- Intellectual and Moral Culture [article], II (June, 1842), 152-156
- Colonel George Washington Weaver, The 'Big Man of his Settlement' [sketch], II (September, 1842), 327-331
- Egotism of Self-Made Men [article], III (December, 1843), 40-41
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