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THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
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Our Garland for June—Horace Walpole and his Contemporaries—
A Yarn about our Forefathers—Borrow's " Lavengro" --Leaves from
the Portfolio of a Manager. No. 6. A few more Words on Shaks-
peare. On Criticism in general, more particularly Theatrical Oriti-
cism—Eckerman and Goethe—Maurice Tierney, the Soldier of For-
tune : Chap. 35. A Novel Council of War. Chap. 36, Genoa during
the Siege. Chap. 37, Monte di Faccio—Trifles. By G. Linnxus
Banks—The United States and Cuba—Gleanings after the Spanish
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