THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE

Of Literature, Art, and Science.

Vol. V.—NEW-YORK, MARCH 1, 1852—No. III.

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Contents

THE AZTECS AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.
A DAY AT CHATSWORTH.
MEN AND WOMEN OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
A MODEL TRAVELLER.
A MYSTERIOUS HISTORY.
EDWARD EVERETT AND DANIEL WEBSTER.
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.
THE HAPPINESS OF OYSTERS.
THE RECLAIMING OF THE ANGEL.
THE ENEMY OF VIRGINIA.
A WORD ABOUT THE ARMY-PRIVATE.
TO SUNDRY CRITICS.
THE "RED FEATHER."
THRENODIA.
MR. ASHBURNER IN NEW-YORK.
LEONORA TO TASSO.
HUNGARIAN POPULAR SONGS.
A SONG FOR THIS DAY AND GENERATION.
FEATHERTOP: A MORALIZED LEGEND.
A CHAPTER ON GAMBLING.
AN ELECTION ROW IN NEW-YORK.
THE JEWISH HEROINE: A STORY OF TANGIER.
LAMAS AND LAMAISM.
STORY OF GASPAR MENDEZ.
JOHN ROBINSON, THE PASTOR OF THE PILGRIMS.
A CHAPTER ON CATS.
THE HEIRS OF RANDOLPH ABBEY.
NEW DISCOVERIES IN GHOSTS.
THE WOLF-GATHERING.
MY NOVEL
THE WHITE LAMB.
AUTHORS AND BOOKS.
HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE MONTH.
THE FINE ARTS.
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES AND PROCEEDINGS OF LEARNED SOCIETIES.
RECENT DEATHS.
LADIES' FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

THE AZTECS AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.

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