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05 the Ist of January was published, the Ist Number for
1833 of
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY E. L. BULWER, Esq.
itilt(tlter CONTENTS:
the Editor of the Quarterly Review, by the Au-
sliiprO,f „" Pelham"— The late El, ctions—Results of the
fk`t* 4,1 x System—Con the State of Feeling in a Mann-
anß TOWD, by the Author of " Corn Law Rilym.s,
At "" modern Platonist, by the Author of
," Eugene
Ilt,ftirs—On the Faults of recent Poets—Franrcent of a
111,.--""i-s by William Godwin—The Love of Fame, by
of Norton
--Men and Books—Count Perchio's Notions
tiori 'Mist, Manners, and the Quarterly Reviewer's No-
to 1.8:f Count Peceliio—Tlie Continuation of Asmodeus
Re new Adventuris—On the recent Attempts to
itationize Germany—Monthly Commentary on Alen
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vt., ion for Pontefract. r.&c.
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