Donahoe's Magazine, Volume XV, No. 3 Volume XV (Jan 1886-Jul 1886)
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Donahoe's Magazine.
Pen Sketches of Irish Literateurs. III. THOMAS DAVIS.
Southern Sketches. XVIII. HAVANA.
Our Gaelic Tongue.
A Chapter of Irish History in Boston.
Suggestive of the Times.
Serving under Gen. Washington.
The Cause of Liberty.
The Treasures of the Society.
His Family Were Suffering.
Interest:—Savings Banks.
Bay State Faugh-a-Ballaghs.[1] III. THE SECOND IRISH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT—THE TWENTY-EIGHTH TO THE FRONT—ANOTHER CHAPTER ABOUT OUR RACE IN THE WAR OF THE UNION.
Capital and Labor: Philosophy of "Strikes."
Senator Hayes. A SKETCH OF HIS ANTECEDENTS IN IRELAND AND AMERICA—HIS BRILLIANT ELECTION.
Saints and Serpents.
The Poems of Rosa Mulholland.[4]
About Critics.
The Celts of South America.
ENCYCLICAL[5] (Quod Auctoritate) PROCLAIMING AN EXTRAORDINARY JUBILEE.
England and Her Enemies. A FRENCH VIEW OF PERILS ENCOMPASSING THE GREAT BRITISH EMPIRE.
Ireland: A Retrospect.
Jim Daly's Repentance.
What English Catholics are Contending for, AND WHAT AMERICAN CATHOLICS WANT.
Ingratitude of France in the Irish Struggle.
O'Connell and Parnell—1835-1886.
Juvenile Department.
THE DAISY AND THE FERN.
CHEMISTRY OF A HEN'S EGG.
HE WAS ONLY A NEWSBOY.
AN UNWASHED PRINCE.
THE LEGEND OF THE WILLOW.
HOW TO BECOME PROSPEROUS.
DONAHOE'S MAGAZINE
Notes on Current Topics.
The Papal Mediation.
Prince Bismarck to the Pope.
English Cabinet.
Personal.
Notices of Recent Publications.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Obituary.
BISHOPS.
PRIESTS.
BROTHER.
SISTER.
LAY PEOPLE.
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