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| A Confederate Exile on His Way to Mexico | Sarah A. Dorsey | 338 |
| Address in Congress, 1800, on the Death of Washington | Henry Lee | 124 |
| A Dream of the South Wind | Paul H. Hayne | 349 |
| Advice to His Nephew | George Washington | 76 |
| A Health | E. C. Pinkney | 232 |
| Alamo, Fall of the | 192 |
| A Learned and Interesting Conversation | Augusta E. Wilson | 384 |
| Allen, James Lane | 398 |
| Anecdotes of Alexander H. Stephens | 296, 297 |
| An Honest Man | George Washington | 73 |
| Ante-bellum Civilization | Henry W. Grady | 416 |
| Arber, Professor, on John Smith’s Writings | 35 |
| A Sage Conversation | A. B. Longstreet | 182 |
| Ascent of Mt. Mitchell, North Carolina | Christian Reid | 409 |
| Ascent of the James River, 1607 | John Smith | 42 |
| Ashby | John R. Thompson | 318 |
| Audubon, John James | 153 |
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| Bacon, Nathaniel | 330 |
| Bagby, George William | 332 |
| Baldwin, Joseph G. | 294 |
| Barbe, Waitman | 441 |
| Battle of Noewee, 1776 | John Drayton | 129 |
| Battle of San Jacinto, 1836 | Sam Houston | 193 |
| Battle of the Blue Licks, Ky., 1782 | 400 |
| Battle of Tohopeka, or Horse-Shoe Bend, Ala. | 302 |
| Bear Hunt | David Crockett | 175 |
| Beauvoir | 270, 273 |
| Beautiful and the Poetical, The, | Jas. Wood Davidson | 373 |
| Beauty is Holiness | 395 |
| Benton, Thomas Hart | 158 |
| “Be sure you are right,” | David Crockett | 178 |
| Big John, on the Cherokees | Bill Arp | 327 |
| Bill Arp (Charles Henry Smith) | 326 |
| Bivouac of the Dead | Theodore O’Hara | 308 |
| Blind Preacher | William Wirt | 132 |
| Boone, Daniel | 401 |
| British Treaty with the Cherokees, 1755 | David Ramsay | 105 |
| Burning of Jamestown, 1676 | St. George H. Tucker | 330 |
| B
ou,” | 317 |
| Indian Doom of Excommunication | 255 |
| Israfel | Edgar Allan Poe | 279 |
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| Jackson, General, at Home | 271 |
| Jamestown, Burning of, 1676 | St. George H. Tucker | 330 |
| James Waddell, the Blind Preacher | William Wirt | 132 |
| Jefferson, Thomas | 91 |
| Jefferson’s Last Letter, June 24, 1826 | Thomas Jefferson | 101 |
| Jefferson’s Preference for Country Life | George Tucker | 142 |
| Jefferson’s Religious Opinions at Twenty | Thomas Jefferson | 94 |
| John Hook, Patrick Henry against | William Wirt | 135 |
| Johnston, Richard Malcolm | 314 |
| Jones, Charles Colcock, Jr. | 376 |
| Jud. Brownin’s Account of Rubinstein’s Playing | George William Bagby | 332 |
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| Kennedy, John Pendleton | 204 |
| Key, Francis Scott | 151 |
| King, Grace | 437 |
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| La Fayette, Madison’s Opinion of | James Madison | 110 |
| La Grande Demoiselle | Grace King | 437 |
| Lamar, Mirabeau Buonaparte | 223 |
| Land Where We Were Dreaming, The | D. B. Lucas | 388 |
| Lanier, Sidney | 394 |
| Lanier, To Sidney | Waitman Barbe | 442 |
| La Rabida | 291 |
| Last Letter of Jefferson, June 24, 1826 | Thomas Jefferson | 101 |
| Laurens, Henry | 67 |
| Laurens, John, the “Bayard of the Revolution” | 67 |
| Laws of Government | A. H. Stephens | 297 |
| Lawson, John | 48 |
| Lee, Henry | 119 |
| Lee, Robert Edward | 265 |
| Lee’s Last Order | R. E. Lee | 266 |
| Lee’s Letter Accepting the Presidency of Washington College | R. E. Lee | 268 |
| LegarÉ, Hugh Swinton | 217 |
| Letter to Martha Jefferson | Thomas Jefferson | 100 |
| Le Vert, Madame Octavia Walton | 288 |
| Life Ever Seems—Sonnet | Henry Timrod | 344 |
| Life of the President of the United States | Jefferson Davis | 272 |
| Literary Society in Columbia in 1825 | Wm. C. Preston | 201 |
| Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin | <
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| Sang-Digger,[2] The | AmÉlie Rives | 432 |
| Savannah in 1735 | 378 |
| Scenery at Harper’s Ferry and at the Natural Bridge | Thomas Jefferson | 95 |
| Selecting the Site of Richmond and of Petersburg, 1733 | William Byrd | 58 |
| Seminole War | 313 |
| Sergeant Jasper at Fort Moultrie, 1776 | David Ramsay | 106 |
| Sergeant Jasper at Savannah, 1779 | 107 |
| Sidney Lanier, To | Waitman Barbe | 442 |
| Siege of Fort Moultrie | David Ramsay | 106 |
| Simms, William Gilmore | 252 |
| Sketch in the Senate, February 5, 1850 | A. H. Stephens | 298 |
| Slavery, Remark on | Patrick Henry | 84 |
| Slave, Master and | 413 |
| Smith, Charles Henry (Bill Arp) | 326 |
| Smith, John | 33 |
| Smith, John, Writings of | 35 |
| Song of the Chattahoochee | Sidney Lanier | 396 |
| Sonnet: Dedication | R. B. Wilson | 407 |
| Song: We Break the Glass | E. C. Pinkney | 233 |
| Sonnet: Life ever seems | Henry Timrod | 344 |
| Sonnet: October | Paul H. Hayne | 349 |
| Sonnet: Poet’s Vision | William Gilmore Simms | 255 |
| South Before the War, The | Henry W. Grady | 413 |
| Southern Literary Messenger | 277, 317, 332 |
| Southern “Mammy” and the Children | 363 |
| Speaking of Clay in the Senate, 1850, The | 298 |
| Spelling and Grammar (Prologue to Autobiography) | David Crockett | 173 |
| Spirit and Wood-Sparrow, The | Danske Dandridge | 430 |
| Sports of a Kentucky School in 1795 | James Lane Allen | 399 |
| Spotswood, Ex-Gov., and his Home in 1732 | 58 |
| Star-Spangled Banner | Francis Scott Key | 151 |
| State Sovereignty and Liberty | Robert Y. Hayne | 185 |
| Stephens, Alexander Hamilton | 296 |
| Stonewall Jackson’s Last Words | 324 |
| Storm Off the Bermudas | Wm. Strachey | 45 |
| Strachey, William | 45 |
| Sugar-Cane: Introduction into the United States | 236 |
| Sumpter and Marion | David Ramsay[2] Ginseng-Digger.
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