Continental Monthly, Vol. II. July, 1862. No. 1. by Various
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This is essential, under Democratic Government, in order to bring each
generation up to the appreciative point.] [Footnote E: The free colored population of Charleston in 1860, did not vary materially from four thousand. The associated value of their property would give to each $390. Each family or six persons would possess, according to this estimate, $2840. This would be a full average of wealth to the free population of the United States--the amount varying in the different States from $2200 to $2500 to each family of six persons.] DESTINED TO BE THE BOOK OF THE SEASON * * * * * As published in the pages of THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, it has been pronounced by the Press to be "SUPERIOR TO UNCLE TOM'S CABIN." "FULL OF ABSORBING INTEREST." "Whether invented or not, True, because true to Life."--HORACE GREELEY. * * * * * WILL SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED, |
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