Harper's New Monthly Magazine, January 1852

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Various

Title

Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol IV. No. XX. January, 1852.

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Language

English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

Subject

American literature -- Periodicals

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38952

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38952

Release Date

February 22, 2012

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.HARPER’S — NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. — No. XX—JANUARY, 1852—Vol. IV.
2. 2.EARLY AND PRIVATE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. — BY JACOB ABBOTT.
3. 3.NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. [1] — BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT. — THE EXPEDITION TO EGYPT. — THE EMBARKATION. — THE DISTANT ALPS. — THE DISEMBARKATION. — THE MARCH THROUGH THE DESERT. — BATTLE OF THE PYRAMIDS.
4. 4.THE GERMAN EMIGRANTS—A SKETCH OF LIFE. — BY JOHN DOGGETT, JUN.
5. 5.CONSPIRACY OF THE CLOCKS.
6. 6.THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE. [3] — CHAPTER XLVIII. — CHAPTER XLIX. — CHAPTER L.
7. 7.TALK ABOUT THE SPIDER.
8. 8.AMALIE DE BOURBLANC, THE LOST CHILD.—A TALE OF FACTS.
9. 9.THE GAME OF CHESS.—A SCENE IN THE COURT OF PHILIP THE SECOND. — THE ESCURIAL. — THE PRISON. — A DISCOVERY. — MORE THAN ONE CHECKMATED.
10. 10.HOW MEN RISE IN THE WORLD.
11. 11.THE BROTHERS.
12. 12.SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF M. THIERS.
13. 13.LIFE AND DEATH. — BY REV. CHARLES KINGSLEY, AUTHOR OF “ALTON LOCKE,” “YEAST,” ETC.
14. 14.A BLACK EAGLE IN A BAD WAY.
15. 15.THE POTTER OF TOURS.
16. 16.KNIGHTS OF THE CROSS. — ST. GEORGE’S CROSS. — BY CAROLINE CHESEBRO’. — FOR ELLA. — THE SYMBOL AND MEMORIAL.
17. 17.ANECDOTES OF WILD BEASTS.—LEOPARDS AND JAGUARS.
18. 18.A FASHIONABLE FORGER.
19. 19.TO BE READ AT DUSK. — BY CHARLES DICKENS.
20. 20.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE. [5] — CHAPTER VII. — CHAPTER VIII. — CHAPTER IX. — CHAPTER X. — CHAPTER XI. — CHAPTER XII. — CHAPTER XIII. — CHAPTER XIV.
21. 21.THE OPERA. — BY THOMAS CARLYLE.
22. 22.HIGH LIFE IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.
23. 23.MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS. — UNITED STATES. — GREAT BRITAIN. — FRANCE.
24. 24.EDITOR'S TABLE.
25. 25.EDITOR'S EASY CHAIR.
26. 26.EDITOR'S DRAWER.
27. 27.LITERARY NOTICES.
28. 28.MR. POTTS’S NEW YEAR’S. — MR. POTTS MAKES HIS TOILET. — MR. POTTS SUFFERS—INEXPRESSIBLY. — MR. POTTS IS DISCOMPOSED. — MR. POTTS FINDS HIMSELF IN THE WRONG APARTMENT. — MR. POTTS ENCHANTED. — MR. POTTS ASSUMES A STRIKING ATTITUDE. — A SENSATION. — MR POTTS TEARS HIMSELF AWAY. — MR. POTTS RECEIVES A LECTURE ON TEMPERANCE.
29. 29.A LEAF FROM PUNCH. — “Now, then, Granny, I’ve eaten the Plums, and if you don’t give me Sixpence, I’ll swallow the Stones!” — Mr. BOOBY delivering his Lecture in and upon the New Costume for Males. — A “ Bloomer ” (in Leap Year ).—“Say! oh, say, Dearest, will you be mine?”] — Strong-minded “Bloomer.” —“Now, do, Alfred, put down that foolish Novel, and do something rational. Go and play something. You never practice, now you’re married.”
30. 30.WINTER FASHIONS. — Figs. 1 and 2.—Home and Walking Dresses. — Fig. 3.—Walking Costume . — Figs. 4 and 5.—Hood and Head-Dress.

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