The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January 1, 1851

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The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851

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Contents

1. 1.THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE
2. 2.Of Literature, Art, and Science. — Vol. II. NEW YORK, JANUARY 1, 1851. No. II.
3. 3.Contents
4. 4.EDMUND BURKE. — THE GRAVE OF EDMUND BURKE. — FOOTNOTES:
5. 5.POEMS BY S. G. GOODRICH [8] — FOOTNOTES:
6. 6.RICHARD B. KIMBALL. — FOOTNOTES:
7. 7.THE BISHOP OF JAMAICA. — "HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP." — LINES WRITTEN ON WITNESSING A CONFIRMATION, IN BERMUDA, IN 1826. — MIDNIGHT. — STETE SUPER VIAS ANTIGUAS.
8. 8.ENCOURAGEMENT OF LITERATURE.
9. 9.CLASSICAL NOVELS.
10. 10.SLIDING SCALE OF THE INCONSOLABLES.
11. 11.A NEW SERIES OF TALES BY MISS MARTINEAU. — THE OLD GOVERNESS.
12. 12.ON THE ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE. — THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE. — FOOTNOTES:
13. 13.RECOLLECTIONS OF PAGANINI. — FOOTNOTES:
14. 14.A PEASANT DUCHESS.
15. 15.Original Correspondence.
16. 16.Authors and Books .
17. 17.The Fine Arts. — ART-UNIONS: THEIR TRUE CHARACTER CONSIDERED.
18. 18.Recent Deaths.
19. 19.Spirit of the English Annuals. — NEW TALES BY THACKERAY, BULWER, MRS. HALL, &c. — VOLTIGUER: — BY THE AUTHOR OF THE "HISTORY OF PENDENNIS." — EDWARD LAYTON'S REWARD. — THE CONFIRMED VALETUDINARIAN.
20. 20.A STORY WITHOUT A NAME. [24] — WRITTEN FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE, — BY G. P. R. JAMES, ESQ. — Continued from Page 44. — CHAPTER VI. — CHAPTER VII. — CHAPTER VIII. — CHAPTER IX. — TO BE CONTINUED. — FOOTNOTES:
21. 21.CYPRUS AND THE LIFE LED THERE.
22. 22.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.
23. 23.BALLAD OF JESSIE CAROL. — BY ALICE CAREY. — [From "The Memorial," just published by Putnam.]
24. 24.A STORY OF CALAIS. — BY THE AUTHOR OF "ST. LEGER." — [From Fraser's Magazine.]
25. 25.LIFE AT A WATERING-PLACE. — OLDPORT SPRINGS. — BY CHARLES ASTOR BRISTED. — FOOTNOTES: — [From the Dublin University Magazine.]
26. 26.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.]
27. 27.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. — FOOTNOTES: — [From the Keepsake for 1851.]
28. 28.THE MOTHER'S LAST SONG. — BY BARRY CORNWALL. — [From the Ladies' Companion.]
29. 29.A DRIVE ABOUT MY NEIGHBORHOOD IN 1850. — BY MARY RUSSEL MITFORD. — [From the Keepsake for 1851.]
30. 30.STANZAS. — [From Blackwood's Magazine.]
31. 31.MY NOVEL: — OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE. — BY PISISTRATUS CAXTON. — Continued from page 120. — BOOK II.—CHAPTER VII. — CHAPTER VIII. — CHAPTER IX. — CHAPTER X. — CHAPTER XI. — CHAPTER XII. — FOOTNOTES:
32. 32.Gleanings from the Journals. — FOOTNOTES:
33. 33.Ladies' Fashions for January.

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