Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Discover millions of ebooks, audiobooks, and so much more with a free trial

    Only $11.99/month after trial. Cancel anytime.

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics
    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics
    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics
    Ebook329 pages5 hours

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics

    By Various Various

    ()

    Read preview
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchive Classics
    Release dateNov 27, 2013
    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics

    Read more from Various Various

    Related to The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics

    Related ebooks

    Related podcast episodes

    Related articles

    • Article

      Catholic Hysteria

      Apr 25, 2019

      Catholic Hysteria
      8 min read

    • Article

      Was King George III Slandered By Historians? A Biographer Thinks So.

      Feb 8, 2022

      Can the reputation of Britain’s King George III be rehabilitated after centuries of vilification? In “The Last King of America: The Misunderstood Reign of George III,” author Andrew Roberts calls him “the most unfairly traduced sovereign in the long

      2 min read

    • Article

      Enemies Of The State

      Dec 28, 2021

      Enemies Of The State
      12 min read

    • Article

      Charles III’s Challenge: Keep Britain’s Monarchy Relevant

      May 11, 2023

      Britain’s Royal Collection catalog calls them, simply, “The Spurs.” Yet nothing about last weekend’s coronation of King Charles III could be described as simple. These particular spurs – gold, with velvet-cloaked leather – were the first of the regal

      3 min read

    • Article

      CHARLES II's CURSED REIGN

      Apr 20, 2023

      CHARLES II's CURSED REIGN
      11 min read

    • Article

      The Court Of King Boris

      Jun 24, 2021

      The Court Of King Boris
      5 min read

    • Article

      America’s Fall Guy

      Sep 30, 2021

      America’s Fall Guy
      8 min read

    • Article

      The Roots Of Conservatism

      Nov 24, 2022

      20 OCTOBER 2022 IS A DATE I SHALL NOT FORGET. It’s the day when Liz Truss stood outside Downing Street to announce her resignation — the fourth Conservative prime minister to be hounded from office by their own party in six years. It was also the day

      5 min read

    • Article

      Remember The 5th Of November

      Oct 20, 2021

      For hundreds of years, when Britons remembered 5th November, they usually meant at least two significant dates. The first was 5th November 1605, the day we still mark with bonfires and fireworks when we’re allowed to (you can have too much liberty, y

      3 min read

    • Article

      The People’s Republic Of Britain

      Mar 17, 2022

      On 5 March 1650, early in the life of the new Commonwealth of England, a state funeral was held. There was a stellar turn-out for Roland Wilson, army officer and politician. Almost the whole of the new political establishment was there: the head of t

      6 min read

    • Article

      “England Was Seen As A Pariah State, Ruled By Regicidal Rebels Who’d Publicly Executed Their King”

      Sep 30, 2021

      ON THE HistoryExtra PODCAST Devil-Land: England Under Siege 1588-1688 by Clare Jackson (Allen Lane, 688 pages, £35) Ellie CawtHorne: Devil-Land looks at England from 1588 to 1688. Why do you think this is such a fascinating 100-year period of English

      9 min read

    • Article

      An Enlightenment King Vindicated

      Nov 25, 2021

      THIS OUTSTANDING NEW BIOGRAPHY of George III is timely. The first of the Hanoverians to identify as British was mocked, slandered and vilified during his lifetime and is still regularly cited in the American media as the epitome of tyranny. Over the

      5 min read

    • Article

      The Hot Seat

      Apr 15, 2021

      The Hot Seat
      9 min read

    • Article

      The Silver Sovereign

      May 5, 2023

      NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 75 can have anything but the haziest memory of the last time we did this. Britain has not witnessed a coronation since 1953, and even those who remember the crowning of Elizabeth II will have little to guide them today. It is

      10 min read

    • Article

      Britain In Turmoil

      Jul 13, 2023

      Why was Stuart England seen as a ‘failed state’ by its European counterparts? One argument that attracted particular attention in my recent book, Devil-Land: England Under Siege 1588-1688, was the claim that “to contemporaries and foreigners alike, 1

      3 min read

    • Article

      Interview / Penelope J Corfield

      Jan 20, 2022

      Rhiannon Davies: The subtitle of your book is The Deeds and Misdeeds of 15th-Century Britain. Can we call the actions of the past “misdeeds”? Penelope J Corfield I certainly don’t think, as historians, we should be patting the past on the head and sa

      9 min read

    • Article

      Michael Wood On…

      Apr 13, 2023

      Michael Wood is professor of public history at the University of Manchester. He has presented numerous BBC series, and is the author of several books including The Story of China (Simon & Schuster, 2021). His Twitter handle is @mayavision FOR 1,500 Y

      3 min read

    • Article

      Crowning Moment

      Apr 27, 2023

      THE CORONATION IS MORE THAN a glorious spectacle — it is the United Kingdom’s central constitutional ritual, and the cornerstone of its political traditions. That supreme moment of British statehood has not been enacted for 70 years, and will be seen

      4 min read

    • Article

      The Man Who Saved The Firm

      Apr 29, 2021

      AMID ALL THE JUSTIFIED TRIBUTES paid to the Duke of Edinburgh after his death on 9 April there seemed little or no recognition of one crucial point about him. It was accepted that, once he had found his feet as consort, he brought much influence and

      4 min read

    Reviews for The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics

    0 ratings

    0 ratings0 reviews

    What did you think?

    Tap to rate

    Review must be at least 10 words

      Book preview

      The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 64, February, 1863 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics - Various Various

      #1^book_preview_excerpt.html|۲ƕp-rRI IILCU)# Kfw&P예y|s_־W?bÐ~T=o㰯=IJvB?u:ӡlRwSͦ6n9 xznWx~^Цy8O;VQ] 3c,>·8SUq³:ӡ ݑ!S:4xiO6վ g<ŔC|dhKp铔xֱ7}MLn0l껶ת>{ǩl?r1n鐆=ŀ~&݌|M?ߪe__ ~{wx?}zm~ys۷W^ݾi/^> 5H.x>v]cvKaՋym?~SC|Sy5~ķ l#J!ՇN_x ,+|ʷ'_nyz}|ów~|lS ϛo˧A~z}ݏiy'o. ~g|y氭PDǹib_51? `Xv`غNC%p6|?D&t ]m8݅_?)}u wxm,QmNOC׀>TaTDʄ%XHcϑCu-8BiKK[Ta SasiiHq^@tb0iބ& u=R+](AIEj`+ .(B!Át][gIy ߻I@9` 1j)(XUAp4yM{H\1"\4]g'> 鸧] iM{PdV.3++Hޱ׊I08M?&ژ 9&Ј qPlLA8#Qb:u㟣x֗QqJG!";ʼnx܁j]o[i:/]d*f CS}^)Vt;p5Q-Pm>G*qts߁f1AHmW-PucS<#LCЬ}_l`-1@+2?ܲ 0--j[Qhs 7-$ke N%f8$Rܟ(wu"&#s'>q[ #q@"я h%vBY"j݋3( ͼI·O(~c0kH{"./$IL`Yg?T߂$` =%A` >XF}r7]o>_et!2?#Lj`nOy@;?ۏisp HE\$-76i/_l4.!auv$Ui{}4^﵁<)jDe~X1vW~1nRL$l^Tm1`J(03AٟΔA6¼>.;wzV}5RZ-"H:aweqoXz8q> ,SpMC厭l vV@aۃ'mA;bv*8t×SaEgØ1/;Bi83ɻMo {% -LY$q;Evh( _v8g:g!MY i؎mC8K}O@E4+[,Iɠprח#`P/cEG2qw,l8IM_E橊!tvqm+5-KOY8oS[hzd4{8w$@«N_ih R Ss|ZŠ43 Ti=UR#qlʑu-D^b6A<}p/٦}lU,[i_͹._qh5q1W;iq9iQH۹#st%Ő&ý+,X\gn7RtD:sZ{w6iMaْC 4pCݎƜ% , ԉ6chMGl(6R~8n~h胹~>\gC's6ި![4 ptVt( ?X[@!6ɒB p- _|hO4@d R!ۣ)c6&F 1B3D$a?ZR/\W@ NLuc|嗅nD  #OSeЗMSTP'Nhv9GM,gg#i'pAOq˒~68ob?>؀gMUM8:7(8׵`.^*$=9ؚQ߁c|p1B}H.ނW/ lTdzM6f$xN h՟W?2Q?lc=`cbWW-6Dӥ[C.ާn6s`7Ct:Rsh湈[4n*i0s n`1S^t2;(Kһ i3AҲ48wqE]B[\kD۫\ Xёd_/g DNi9jc|'CKˢyNٻrʄumg5us-4r1~::뻔8;;e,h"xfxKx5 ~;1))`Y%W1Ѵ;!L([ͩ h2%,*#ޖf5=/]:HAS=żZWh(K}&_ҴY3O.ivb)gȈnbqDV@&@' e6KM'۱hsZVJP0yYtHʽSXjӋ+JB< 읢^Njdr*4Nyke ү0 bjP\n p[Z)?1*W8rGLC-0C ԔN9+啕|t/q^`/նcΒY g}R}Wp0(٤Q:d'q:+LnelVE`f6g6 Ro:'X2C,]Y zlCzG %hvg.4orѮ+ qtWÅ7 6{12AKBUDQ:`p wb `" ky}Lճc_=YU7eݓf:]AP/L1Kl(c)1rAHI/QB|phNEX@PqYQ:%T4GAv; z }g?q$KOn[OΤ͘Lp_O~VBTj p+ΚH&*TgDAefG?[YCK \ b%YZ,]8#6c"/eU 44c{'vqUJSC X0bSk~>XLO3l!l&=uZP))dxu23Q43!W"Z{M{ƻ[ *{1~)rXyZ2}a19݈YfG 3Qh2$.9VQ౬^e t:84Kg}( ILA;Cۛ4a)[ JlnGVR,R%Nlu"yzlb\m6Kz~qaL(\gMcO XђJ &M){zA3} k(,WZPuҐ|Qs W,ǻچ)KC{5Eo>z%V"5e>/Nq#hՅNiVQ}@[ y3.XT.iV )-[>KB͏^UNj F[t. gȈjLtN̶RYvWr@h3VǔR|AOH'JzU8$a!K&W6y χvZY>d*qkcN/K&UУ+Iy-TcbdS1YVBWU]Yxp#NE9Y*$PpgG`x\ҥ6llZ<C.k\q39k_s% c$a 5ShY2ٓ;*{ A?L:,h[`Ru,Kb?|3ߙI g-]Z H#z.s. A’?Ţ`aC^1$+"Η%]{W%[OI6[!*90qЃJL\{lRiMD#Q$ f—7%%V%*A,L\a]}wB앷71^e<ð*A8nj@-|A.\MgV_k '_R{\g~08uם^\͚ URt(}_x34V*=_̃pv(5GD٫W%C?=G{-YLi'#lNaJY5P2@w{?dnJDOPO x ;6؆Nmy}}M^)h.k'9?,ðTõp4Yҕ15ڷsaTifCO]dPGQ.r%OVūP'[-p Z厞`ʈBv϶qiɤa{Vh|XvBڍ89Hj6F-f--Gfu48ǾFlO^KzEȱ. fl+ = 0Ho˃Ƒ,9rnp8G@f8_O1yf6X:N<>` !fg 0}wduχp7.4<&T=#V[Y" xxR ]ON0Rl: oS>ZlpX֘9^ uj*" :H:&nXά4ڹRpq8Y--C4xBÕjI\;:{<^ [ú+®MQjnQ.I'QRÿo3szvi:z>:=V=<Z^4'5sQY颇a-krPT$ Xŗɬ|j/+gT˰~S.jUFڢW%P[&ek V |I}T;W]QBO8hiK,;K  < im:~#}>ե'1;n>C}޳Kgm!D[lVXz* ejfpX-cu<`,,g%U7W4k/qNU@ @,U{ܥеji%ҾO"WĐ\o^*X#+aR{ևSոU y!CN7emRy~L[3;%*-X4t=i1bW9۫vI4g; ƽ&{ŬHzrD..+C8qI-2 Ա͇KJv'aH9ݭfTr̢",װb#`ׯo] 29y?D$wEy{%ԌJo=Yaz+\`ͳR*eLDؕUЫd#E9Rb!7pDvn>Kúsljn\(sLKd-VX?uV{tߔVgx/ܣVRfQCM,):^gi>θ*ê̚w)H+E]!`N B +4`1YPi^Xa쐥?Rڒ;Pqʎ*=vrL~L9~|X7-GW 4v[L^ǽ3VzRlzX{i>D  Aqʐi wr-vag7zYG^xeCI`-zgL lM,*gw=-yg2kXЉr7r/QFvֽ-o˕nX]TX4HD& 0sUчFovSAN%1ԍ+ʜ6k[ W㦒E/9R ~umelyaVZ+5 VaIjF$Pe.*()׌z4ۮR vCe(ҽw;Ñ)wXeB?"O9y2n(MMMcV?ݝ_٣шvMe4/ ]R}`8mZ"$\xr0*ņN>.Ӎ $Snq͝+ qZ9&@=-+XW- }s] ^/r+Ď데*8m$gYeHowuuTTR~_siAɆk-v6%3 vHxnUgtϱ̃<5ꓼ!"%1+ =8Ю:&nE~-,ȷ.#HVΎCwf y=7'"<܍}4t5ZlT'k>ЫFM7 [J RF][C ,[jM 4rZ\aFshς]]֧qk54U3SR(SJ5EH6(KyqW.o60ʈ!{Eę O)_hs?xJ3Iv;L(Xɟ۫04<6K=|Su˽)UVvUmcK*LL>/-᧺!lP49edɘ: by PW# z}"K9w/ ?eW?K uF/2ȮchZ>WӢ=*CW:+Kʥ:S8~},Wk#5?-0]\δj5f138 ol=LYz@uig59x< }zI;UAKi$ ]^3;=ZY[] ]Ln%ia>|3W(zsSr|]5ĥkLe6\jDi.ٙOˣWa~^^}"/W/xb; BR3}mJq[pfǛ#E1{= ?O
      Enjoying the preview?
      Page 1 of 1