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CONTENTS.

The Conduct of the War.
Civilisation : The Census.—Education.
Zi:dee : a Romance.—fart If.
Rural Economy of Gfeat Britain and Ireland.
Mr. Th .ckeray :aid his Novels.

Peace and Patriotism: a Letter to Irenseus.

The St ;ry of the Campaign. Written In a Tent In the eft(' ea.—
IX. The Position before senastopol.—X. Commencement of the Siege
XI. attack on littlaklava; - X.I. First Action of Inkerman, Octo-
ber 1.6.

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