Discover a Civil War–era Atlantic Monthly issue that blends a gripping wartime tale with poetry, essays, and thoughtful reviews.
This July 1866 edition centers on The Case of George Dedlow, a narrative of a physician-turned-soldier drawn into the harsh realities of army life, while also offering a wide range of literary and cultural material from contemporary voices.
Beyond the featured story, readers will encounter poetry and literary notices, and essays that illuminate the period’s science, art, and politics. The issue showcases discussions of illustration, typography, and the evolving collaboration between writer, illustrator, and printer, along with critical reviews of new books and publications.
- Compelling fiction anchored in Civil War experiences, with a focus on personal, medical, and psychological challenges.
- Poems and verse selections, plus essays that reflect 19th‑century literary culture.
- Art and engraving notes that explore how images and text work together in print.
- Reviews and notices of notable American and European publications of the time.
Ideal for readers of 19th‑century American literature, historical magazines, and those curious about the era’s culture and print culture.