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CONTENTS.

North and the Nectes.
Zaidee : a Romance.—Part XL
The Baltic in 1855—Part 11.
Modern Light Literature—History.
From Madrid to Balaklava.
Books for the Holidays.—No. 11. Any Recent Work upon Sporting.
An Ctld Contributor at the Sea-side.
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Centralisation—a Dialogue.
The Story of the Campaign. Written in a Tent in the Crimea,
Part X.—Chap. XXVII. Progress of the Siege.—Chap. XXVIII
Battle of the Traktir Bridge.—Chap. XXIX. A Crisis in the Cam.
rpaign.
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CONTENTS FOR AUGUST. No. CCCCXVIII.
The Crimea and its Inhabitants.
France and its Hopes. By Cyrus Redding.
St. Mark Girardin. By Sir Nathaniel.
The True History of a Fog.
Country Newspapers and their Editors.
Lyrics. By T. Westwood.
Things as they are in America.
Russia and the Russians.
Crime and Petty Offences in the Eighteenth Century. By Alexander
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Shakspeare's Minor Poems.
Ilinchbrook. By J. C. Jeaffreson. Conclusion.
Italy, and Art in Italy. Part ll.—The Northern Republics.
The Hanoverian Coup d'Etat.
Niebuhr and Lewis on the Early Roman History.
Cantegrel.
The Beech Tree of Aldershaw.
The War and its Opponents.
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Reply by the Rev. G. Sandby to Sir 11. Holland and other Imagina-
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