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THE MONTHLY REVIEW for JUNE,
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State Papers-4. Society in England and. France-_5.
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H. Church Music. By Mrs.
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12 The Honourable House and
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13. Gallery of Literary Charac-
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0. The New Parliament.
3. National Sorg of Ireland.
4. Literary Characters. By
Pierce Pungent. No. 111.
Mr. WordswOrth.
5. Disagreeables. By the Et-
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6. Godwin's Thoughts on Man.
7. The Ruined Lyre.
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15. The Black Rider. By a
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16. The Colonial Crisis.
17. I n " Reginam."
18. Rumbling Murmurs of an
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CONTENTS.
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2. Memoirs of the Macaw of a Lady of Quality—by Lady Mor-
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3: On the View from St. Leonard's—a Poem—by Thomas Camp-
bell, Esq.
4. Retrospect of Literature from the earliest period to the Twelfth
Century—by James Montgomery, Esq. M. I.
5. The Troubles in Ireland.
6. The Life of a Sailor. No. 11.
7. Riches.
8. The Quakers' Carnival in Dublin.
9. Naval Anecdotes.
10. The Unanimity of Juries.
11. ‘' And there shall be no more Sea."
12. Anecdotes of the late Mr. Abernethy.
13. Remembrance.
14. Political Times—The Elections.
15. Letter from Paris on the Present State of Affairs in France.
16. Sotheby's Homer, with a Specimen cf his New Translation of
the Odyssey (unpublished).
17. Life of Sir Thomas Lawrence, reviewed.
13. The Premier! ditto.

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