The magazine of history with notes and queries (Vol. I, No. 5, May 1905)Various
History
The magazine of history with notes and queries (Vol. I, No. 5, May 1905)
Various
History -- Periodicals; United States -- History -- Periodicals
VOL. I NO. 5
THE
MAGAZINE OF HISTORY
WITH
NOTES AND QUERIES
MAY 1905
WILLIAM ABBATT
281 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Published Monthly $5.00 a Year 50 Cents a Number
THE MAGAZINE OF
HISTORY
WITH NOTES AND QUERIES
VOL. I MAY, 1905 NO. 5
CONTENTS
PAGE
THE _BON HOMME RICHARD_ AND THE _SERAPIS_ _Frontispiece_
PROGRESS OF DISCOVERY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER (Second Paper) WARREN UPHAM 255
(Sec’y Minn. Historical Society)
THE RECORD OF REDDING CHARLES BURR TODD 266
CIVIL WAR SKETCHES (Second Paper)
Confederate Finance in Alabama WALTER L. FLEMING 274
(Prof. of History, West Va. University)
THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS (First Paper) REV. LIVINGSTON ROWE
SCHUYLER 283
UNPUBLISHED POEM—_The Autograph_ THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH 288
THE THIRTIETH OF MAY (_Poem_) MRS. E. M. ADAMS 289
ANTIQUITIES OF THE SOUTHWEST AND THEIR
PRESERVATION PROF. EDGAR L. HEWETT 291
(Of the National Museum, Washington)
JOHN PAUL JONES’ FELLOW OFFICERS EDGAR STANTON MACLAY 301
THE MOONLIGHT BATTLE—Note by the Editor. 304
BURLEIGH—AND JOHNSON’S ISLAND FREDERICK J. SHEPARD 306
(Of the Buffalo Public Library)
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
Letter of Robert Stuart to Secretary of War Spencer 316
Letter of Edgar Allan Poe to William Poe 317
Letter of Abraham Lincoln about a Deserter 320
Letter of Washington about a Deserter 320
Letter of Col. Barnard Beekman, C. S. A. 321
HISTORICAL SOCIETIES 322
COMMUNICATIONS 323
MINOR TOPICS 323
BOOK NOTICES 324
_Copyright, 1905, by William Abbatt_
Entered as second-class matter, March 1, 1905, at the Post Office at
New York, N. Y., under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
[Illustration:
_From the original painting by Birch_
THE MOONLIGHT BATTLE
THE “_BON HOMME RICHARD_” AND THE “_SERAPIS_” SEPT. 23, 1779
]
THE MAGAZINE OF HISTORY
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