The Vault at Pfaff's

An Archive of Art and Literature by the Bohemians of Antebellum New York

Periodicals

The bohemians of antebellum New York published regularly in the daily newspapers, literary weeklies, and monthly magazines that proliferated throughout the United States in the years leading up to the Civil War. Writers and artists at the beginnings of their careers published in periodicals as a way to build their reputations and attract the attention of book publishers. A number of the periodicals that began during this period, such as The New York Tribune and Harper's Monthly, became very successful and continued to be published well into the twentieth century. Many other periodicals, however, lasted only for a few years. Two such periodicals, The New York Saturday Press and Vanity Fair, began around the tables at Pfaff's bar. The Saturday Press ran from October 1858 until December 1860, and was briefly revived in August 1865 only to cease publication again in June 1866. Similarly, Vanity Fair began publishing in December 1859 and ended its run in July 1863. During that brief window, however, the two periodicals were a showcase for a variety of irreverent, playful, and socially savvy literary and artistic productions. Vanity Fair regularly featured illustrations and was primarily a humor magazine with a strong political bent; the Saturday Press was text-only and focused on literary and theatrical arts, as well as commentary on current events. When the Pfaff's bohemians no longer had Vanity Fair and the Saturday Press available to them as publication venues, many of them began contributing to The New York Leader, a weekly that ran from 1856 to 1871.

The Vault at Pfaff's provides scanned page images of the Saturday Press, Vanity Fair, and the Leader in an Islandora viewer. Poems, illustrations, and articles from the Saturday Press and Vanity Fair have been indexed, with metadata and abstracts searchable on the site. Selections from the Leader will be indexed at a later date. In addition, many pieces by and about the Pfaff's bohemians that appeared in periodicals such as Harper's, Putnam's, The Knickerbocker, and Frank Leslie's Paper have been indexed for searching and, where available, links have been provided to external websites that house scanned page images or transcriptions.

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  • Gray, Barry. "A Basket of Strawberries." Harper's Bazaar. New York. (1868-1-13).

  • Gray, Barry. "Peaches and Cream for Two." Harper's Bazaar. New York. (1868-1-24).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "The Porch." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-2-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "The Porch." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-2-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "The Ships." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-3-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Two Alsatian Novelists." Lippincott's Magazine of Literature, Science and Education. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. (1868-3-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "By-Ways of Europe III. Catalonian Bridle-Roads." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-3-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "A Mosaic." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-3-1).

  • Emerson, Ralph Waldo. "Quotation and Originality." The North American Review. Cedar Falls, Iowa: University of Northern Iowa. (1868-4-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "By-Ways of Europe IV. The Republic of the Pyrenees." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-4-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "By-Ways of Europe V. The Kyffhäuser and its Legends." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-5-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "The Return of Birds." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-5-1).

  • Shanly, Charles Dawson. "The Trumpet Smith." The Galaxy. New York: W. C. and F. P. Church (1866-1868); Sheldon and Company (1868-1878). (1868-5-1).

  • Ludlow, Fitz Hugh. "Uncle George." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-5-1).

  • Alger, W. R.. "Emerson, Spencer, and Martineau." Christian Examiner. New York. (1868-5-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Casa Guidi Windows." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-6-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "By-Ways of Europe VI. A Week on Capri." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-6-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Fidelia." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. (1868-6-1).

  • Howland, Edward. "Our Railway Management." The Galaxy. New York: W. C. and F. P. Church (1866-1888)/Sheldon and Company (1868/1878). (1868-6-1).

  • Stoddard, Elizabeth. "Literature: A Sea-Side Idyl." The Albion. (1868-6-27).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "The Mural Paintings of Pompeii." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1868-7-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "The Relief." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-7-1).

  • Shanly, Charles Dawson. "Along the Hudson River at New York." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-7-1).

  • Howells, William Dean. "George William Curtis." The North American Review. Cedar Falls, Iowa: University of Northern Iowa. (1868-7-1).

  • Gray, Barry. "Primrose-Days. Inscribed to Rosie Reid." Harper's Bazaar. New York. (1868-7-14).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "A Trip to Ischia." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-8-1).

  • "The Culture of Emerson." The Living Age. New York: The Living Age Co. (1868-8-18).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "The Dispute about Liberal Education: I." Lippincott's Magazine of Literature, Science and Education. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. (1868-9-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "The Island of Maddalena. With a Distant View of Caprera." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-9-1).

  • Church, William Conant. "The Mud Baths of Franzensbad." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1868-9-1).

  • Menken, Adah Isaacs. "Current Literature--Adah Issacs Menken, Some Notes of Her Life in Her Own Hand." The New York Times. (1868-9-16).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Pandora." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-10-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "How We Kept Our Tryst." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-10-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "The Dispute about Liberal Education: II." Lippincott's Magazine of Literature, Science and Education. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. (1868-10-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "The Land of the Paoli." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1868-11-1).

  • Shanly, Charles Dawson. "The Ballad of the King's Bloodhound." The Galaxy. New York: W. C. and F. P. Church (1866 - 1868)/Sheldon and Company (1868 - 1878). (1868-11-1).

  • Lester, Charles Edward. "Charles Loring Elliott." Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper & Bros. (1868-12-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "The Old Man's Song in Autumn." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1868-12-1).

  • Clark, L. Gaylord. "Charles Loring Elliott." Lippincott's Magazine. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. (1868-12-1).

  • Crane, Anne M.. "Edwin Booth." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1869-1-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "In the Teutoburger Forest." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-1-1).

  • Calhoun, Lucia Gilbert. "Edwin Booth." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1869-1-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "The Sunshine of the Gods." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-1-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "A Street Arab." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1869-1-1).

  • Brougham, John. "My Old Woman and I." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1869-1-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "An Invocation." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1869-2-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "The Suabian Alb." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-3-1).

  • Benson, Eugene. "New York Journalists - George William Curtis." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1869-3-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Napoleon at Gotha." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1869-3-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Run Wild." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-4-1).

  • Clarke, I. Edwards. "James T. Brady." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1869-5-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Can a Life Hide Itself?." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-5-1).

  • "Brief Notes." Appletons' Journal: A Magazine of General Literature. (1869-5-11).

  • Ludlow, Fitz Hugh. "Too Late." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1869-6-1).

  • "James Topham Brady." The American Law Review. (1869-7-1).

  • Ludlow, Fitz Hugh. "Draw Your Own Conclusions." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1869-8-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "Only The Clothes That She Wore." Once a Month. Philadelphia: T. S. Arthur and Sons. (1869-8-1).

  • "[On the Death of N. G. Shepherd]." Once a Month. Philadelphia: T. S. Arthur & Sons. (1869-8-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Jacob Flint's Journey." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-9-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "An August Pastoral." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-10-1).

  • "The Sanitary Topography of New York City." Catholic World. New York: Lawrence Kehoe. (1869-12-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "In My Vineyard." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1869-12-1).

  • "<cite>The New York Leader</cite>." (1857-2-14).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "The King's Sentinel." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-1-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, IV." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-1-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, I." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-1-1).

  • Boughton, George H.. "Christmas Morning in Brittany Issues 40-65." Appleton's Journal: a Magazine of General Literature. New York: D. Appleton. (1870-1-1).

  • Benson, Eugene. "George Boughton." Appletons' Journal of LIterature, Science and Art. (1870-1-11).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, II." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-2-1).

  • Shanly, Charles Dawson. "Street-Cries of New York." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-2-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, III." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-3-1).

  • Eytinge, Solomon, Jr.. "Crossing Broadway." Harper's Weekly. (1870-3-12).

  • "Mr. Emerson on Shyness." The Living Age. New York: The Living Age Co. (1870-4-16).

  • "Edwin Booth as Hamlet." Every Saturday. Boston. (1870-4-23).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "A May-Time Pastoral." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-5-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "Lost Art." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-5-1).

  • "Emerson's Prose Works." Catholic World. (1870-5-1).

  • Shanly, Charles Dawson. "Signs and Showcases of New York." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-5-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, V." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: The Atlantic Monthly. (1870-5-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Notus Ignoto." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-5-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Things of the Day." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1870-6-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, VI." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-6-1).

  • Vedder, Elihu. "Art, Music, and the Drama." Appletons' Journal: A Magazine of General Literature. (1870-6-14).

  • "Edwin Booth as Richelieu." Every Saturday. Boston. (1870-6-25).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Literature at Home." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-7-1).

  • Stoddard, Mrs. R. H.. "Me and My Son." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1870-7-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, VII." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-7-1).

  • Ludlow, Fitz-Hugh. "A la Dame au Voile Noir." Appletons' journal: a magazine of general literature. New York: D. Appleton and Company. (1870-7-12).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "The Burden of the Day." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-8-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, VIII." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-8-1).

  • Ludlow, Fitz Hugh. "[Letter to the Editor of Harper's New Monthly Magazine]." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1870-8-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Literature at Home." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-8-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Literature at Home." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-9-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, IX." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-9-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Literature at Home." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-10-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, X." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-10-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, XI." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-11-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Shekh Ahnaf's Letter from Bagdad." The Galaxy. New York: W. C. and F. P. Church (1866-1868)/Sheldon and Company (1868-1878). (1870-11-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "A November Pastoral." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-11-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Literature at Home." Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art. New York: G. P. Putnam and Co. (1870-11-1).

  • Ludlow, Fitz-Hugh. "To M. S." Appletons' Journal: a magazine of general literature. D. Appleton and Company. (1870-11-26).

  • Stoddard, Mrs. R. H.. "Collected by a Valetudinarian." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1870-12-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "International Copyright." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1870-12-1).

  • English, Thomas Dunn. "Song of Fire." Harper’s new Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper & Bros. (1870-12-1).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Joseph and His Friend, XII." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1870-12-1).

  • "Table-Talk: Government of New York City." Appletons' Journal: A Magazine of General Literature. New York: D. Appleton & Co. (1870-12-10).

  • "Charles G. Leland l'ennemi des Allemands." Revue des Deux Mondes. (1871-1-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Blind." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1871-1-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "When This Old Flag was New." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1871-1-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "A Tartar Love-Song." Scribner's Monthly, an Illustrated Magazine for the People. New York: Scribner and Son. (1871-1-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "The Friend of my Youth." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1871-2-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "A Tartar Love-Song." Scribner's Monthly, an Illustrated Magazine for the People. New York: Scribner and Son. (1871-2-1).

  • Arnold, George. "Table-Talk." Appletons' Journal: A Magazine of General Literature. (1871-2-11).

  • "Literary Notes." Appletons' Journal: A Magazine of General Literature. (1871-2-11).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Richard Grant White's Words and their Uses." The North American Review. Cedar Falls, Iowa: University of Northern Iowa. (1871-4-1).

  • Tarbox, Rev. I. N.. "Winthrop and Emerson on Forefather's Day." New Englander and Yale Review. New Haven: W. L. Kingsley. (1871-4-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Anthony Trollope's Ralph the Heir." The North American Review. Cedar Falls, Iowa: University of Northern Iowa. (1871-4-1).

  • Stoddard, Mrs. R. H.. "The Chimney-Swallow's Idyl." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1871-4-1).

  • Gray, Barry. "Apples for All of Us." Harper's Bazaar. New York. (1871-4-15).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Cupido." The Galaxy. (1871-5-1).

  • Bellew, Frank. "The Ku-Klux Down South." Harper's Weekly. (1871-5-16).

  • Butler, William Allen. "General Average." Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper & Bros. (1871-6-1).

  • Conway, M. D.. "Edouard Frere, and Sympathetic Art in France." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. (1871-6-1).

  • English, Thomas Dunn. "Caesar Rowan." Scribner's Monthly. New York: Scribner & Son. (1871-7-1).

  • Nast, Thomas. "Too Thin." Harper's Weekly. (1871-9-30).

  • Nast, Thomas. "A Group of Vultures Waiting for the Storm to." Harper's Weekly. (1871-9-30).

  • Taylor, Bayard. "Down the Eastern Shore (With a Map)." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1871-10-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Popular Fallacies, I." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1871-10-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "Two." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1871-10-1).

  • Nast, Thomas. "The "Brains" that Achieved the Tammany Victory at the Rochester Democratic Convention." Harper's Weekly. (1871-10-21).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Popular Fallacies, II." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1871-11-1).

  • Goldbeck, Mary Freeman. "Love Song." Galaxy. (1871-11-1).

  • Shepherd, N. G.. "An Autumn Memory." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1871-12-1).

  • Howland, Edward. "The Growth of Our Theories of the Weather." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1872-1-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "American Criticism: its Difficulties and Prospects." The North American Review. Cedar Falls, Iowa: University of Northern Iowa. (1872-1-1).

  • Nast, Thomas. "Get Thee Behind me, (Mrs.) Satan!." Harper's Weekly. (1872-2-17).

  • Bellew, Frank. "Illustration 2 (Cupid's Adventures)." Harper's Bazaar. (1872-2-24).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Quite So." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1872-4-1).

  • Howland, Edward. "The Social Palace At Guise." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1872-4-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Concerning a Bear: [part of a letter to Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Jan. 28, 1871]. By Mark Twain." Pellet. Massachusetts Homoeopathic Hospital Fair. (1872-4-18).

  • Eytinge, Solomon, Jr.. "The late Hon. Erastus Corning." Harper's Weekly. (1872-4-27).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "Destiny." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1872-5-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "A Rivermouth Romance." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1872-8-1).

  • Wallace, William Ross. "Epitaphs." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1872-9-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Edgar Allan Poe." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1872-9-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Nathaniel Hawthorne." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1872-10-1).

  • Howland, Edward. "An Industrial Experiment at South Manchester." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1872-11-1).

  • "How to Protect New York City from Conflagration." Manufacturer and Builder. New York: Western & Co. (1872-12-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "An Untimely Thought." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-1-1).

  • Eytinge, Solomon, Jr.. "Rich and Poor." Harper's Weekly. (1873-1-11).

  • Gray, Barry. "A Confession." Harper's Bazaar. New York. (1873-1-19).

  • Goldbeck, Mary Freeman. "Adjuration." The Galaxy: A Magazine of Entertaining Reading. (1873-2-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: Impoliteness as a National Institution." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-2-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: The Unmorality of the Scientific Dispensation." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-2-1).

  • Shanly, Charles Dawson. "Winter in Quebec." Appletons' Journal. (1873-2-15).

  • Howland, Edward. "The AbbéGaliani." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-3-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: Our Mercantile Spirit." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-3-1).

  • "Building in New York City." Manufacturer and Builder. New York: Western & Co. (1873-4-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Marjorie Daw." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-4-1).

  • English, Thomas Dunn. "Blown Up." Scribner's Monthly. New York: Scribner & Son. (1873-5-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: Aediles Wanted." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-5-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "Henry Howard Brownell." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-5-1).

  • "Literary News." The Literary World. (1873-5-11).

  • Eytinge, Solomon, Jr. and Theodore R. Davis. "Young Bucks on the War-Path; Young Bucks Returning With Spoils." Harper's Weekly. (1873-5-17).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Miss Mehetabel’s Son." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-6-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: Amateurs and Translations." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-7-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: Coincidence and Accidents." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-8-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "On An Intaglio Head of Minerva." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-8-1).

  • Brace, Charles Loring. "Little Laborers of New York City." Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper & Brothers. (1873-8-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: "Woman's Rights" Again." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-8-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Casual Cogitations: Will the Coming American Eat and Drink." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1873-9-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "Frost-Work." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-9-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Leonora Christina in the Blue Tower." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1873-9-1).

  • Conant, S. S.. "George William Curtis." Appletons' Journal. New York: D. Appleton & Co. (1873-9-13).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Mademoiselle Olympe Zabriski." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-10-1).

  • Aldrich, T. B.. "L'Envoi." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1873-12-1).

  • "Died--Gray." <ital> New York Times </ital>. (1873-12-10).

  • "Marjorie Daw." Every Saturday. Boston: Fields, Osgood, & Co. (1873-12-16).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Irreparable." Scribner's Monthly, an Illustrated Magazine for the People. New York: Scribner and Son. (1874-1-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Dies Natalis Christi." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1874-1-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Prudence Palfrey, I." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1874-1-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "Physical Impediments to Social Success." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1874-1-1).

  • Eytinge, Solomon, Jr.. "Christmas-Time -- Won at a Turkey Raffle." Harper's Weekly. (1874-1-13).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Prudence Palfrey, II." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1874-2-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Prudence Palfrey, III." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1874-3-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "The Flower of Love Lies Bleeding." Scribner's Monthly, An Illustrated Magazine for the People. New York: Scribner and Son. (1874-3-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Prudence Palfrey, IV." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1874-4-1).

  • White, Richard Grant. "Charles Astor Bristed." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1874-4-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "Brahma's Answer." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1874-4-1).

  • Bristed, Charles Astor. "My Private Grief Against George Sand." The Galaxy. New York: Sheldon & Co. (1874-4-1).

  • S., M. E. W.. "Charles Astor Bristed." Galaxy. New York: Wiley & Putnam. (1874-4-1).

  • Stoddard, R. H.. "John of Barneveld." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. New York: Harper and Bros. (1874-5-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Prudence Palfrey, V." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1874-5-1).

  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. "Prudence Palfrey, VI." The Atlantic Monthly. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Co. (1874-6-1).

  • "Thomas Bailey Aldrich." Scribner's Monthly. New York: Scribner & Son. (1874-6-1).

  • Stoddard, Richard Henry. "Studies of Some British Authors." Scribner's Monthly, an Illustrated Magazine for the People. New York: Scribner and Son. (1874-7-1).

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