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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
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CONTENTS.
The Crimean Report and the Chelsea Inquiry.
The Snow Storm.
The Atheliogs ; or, The Three Gifts.—Part IL
Travels in Circassia.—Part 11.
Metamorphoses : a Tale.—Part
Greece and ftaly.
The Scot Abroad—The Man of Council.
A Special Embassy in 1698.
he Dizpute with America.
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TOURS IN IRELAND IN 1856.
Commencing Ist June, and terminating 30th Sept ember.
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