The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851
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THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE
Of Literature, Art, and Science.
Vol. II. NEW YORK, JANUARY 1, 1851. No. II.
Contents
EDMUND BURKE.
THE GRAVE OF EDMUND BURKE.
FOOTNOTES:
POEMS BY S. G. GOODRICH[8]
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RICHARD B. KIMBALL.
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THE BISHOP OF JAMAICA.
"HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP."
LINES WRITTEN ON WITNESSING A CONFIRMATION, IN BERMUDA, IN 1826.
MIDNIGHT.
STETE SUPER VIAS ANTIGUAS.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF LITERATURE.
CLASSICAL NOVELS.
SLIDING SCALE OF THE INCONSOLABLES.
A NEW SERIES OF TALES BY MISS MARTINEAU.
THE OLD GOVERNESS.
ON THE ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE.
THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE.
FOOTNOTES:
RECOLLECTIONS OF PAGANINI.
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A PEASANT DUCHESS.
Original Correspondence.
Authors and Books.
The Fine Arts.
ART-UNIONS: THEIR TRUE CHARACTER CONSIDERED.
Recent Deaths.
Spirit of the English Annuals.
NEW TALES BY THACKERAY, BULWER, MRS. HALL, &c.
VOLTIGUER:
EDWARD LAYTON'S REWARD.
THE CONFIRMED VALETUDINARIAN.
A STORY WITHOUT A NAME.[24]
WRITTEN FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Continued from Page 44.
CHAPTER VI.
CHAPTER VII.
CHAPTER VIII.
CHAPTER IX.
TO BE CONTINUED.
FOOTNOTES:
CYPRUS AND THE LIFE LED THERE.
THE COUNT MONTE-LEONE,
OR, THE SPY IN SOCIETY.[25]
TRANSLATED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE FROM THE FRENCH OF H. DE ST. GEORGES.
Continued from page 60.
BOOK THIRD.
II. A NIGHT AT SORRENTO.
III.—THE AVOWAL.
IV. THE GRAND JUDGE.
V.—THE TRIAL.
TO BE CONTINUED.
FOOTNOTES:
From Graham's Magazine.
BALLAD OF JESSIE CAROL.
[From "The Memorial," just published by Putnam.]
A STORY OF CALAIS.
[From Fraser's Magazine.]
LIFE AT A WATERING-PLACE.
OLDPORT SPRINGS.
FOOTNOTES:
[From the Dublin University Magazine.]
THE MYSTIC VIAL:
OR,
THE LAST DEMOISELLE DE CHARREBOURG.
Continued from page 75.
PART II.
VI.—THE MINIATURE.
VII.—THE DEVIL'S COACH.
VIII.—THE ORDEAL.
IX.—THE UNTOLD SECRET.
X.—THE FÊTE.
[From the Examiner.]
MAZZINI ON ITALY.
WHY THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE REPUBLICAN.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND THEIR DETRACTORS.
CHARLES ALBERT.
LAMARTINE'S VIEWS OF ITALIAN INDEPENDENCE.
MAZZINI TO MONTALEMBERT.
WHAT THE REPUBLICANS DID AND ENGLAND MIGHT HAVE DONE.
PIO NONO.
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[From the Keepsake for 1851.]
THE MOTHER'S LAST SONG.
[From the Ladies' Companion.]
A DRIVE ABOUT MY NEIGHBORHOOD IN 1850.
[From the Keepsake for 1851.]
STANZAS.
[From Blackwood's Magazine.]
MY NOVEL:
OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.
Continued from page 120.
BOOK II.—CHAPTER VII.
CHAPTER VIII.
CHAPTER IX.
CHAPTER X.
CHAPTER XI.
CHAPTER XII.
FOOTNOTES:
Gleanings from the Journals.
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Ladies' Fashions for January.
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