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MACMILLAN'S MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY DAVID MASSON.

No. IV.. for FEBRUARY, 1860.
CONTENTS.

I.—Lord Macaulay. By the Rev. F. D. Maurice.
11. —Tom Brown at Oxford. By tha Author of " Tom
Brown's School Days."
Chap. X.—Summer Term.
XL—Muscular Christianity.
ll.—Arctic Enterprise and its Results since 1815. By
Franklin Lushington.
IV.—A Man's Wooing.
V.—Modern Pensee Writers—The Hares, Novalis, Jou-
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Macaulay as a Boy, described in two unpublished Let-
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The Age of Gold. By the Author of "John Halifax,
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X.—Meeting, of Parliament and Questions ahead.
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