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GREYMORE; a Story of Country Life.
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TIRE COUSINS' COURTSHIP,
By JOHN WISE.
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HOLME LEE'S NEW NOVEL.
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_AGAINST WIND AND TIDE. By HOULE
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Price One Shilling,
MACMILLAN'S MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY DAVID MASSON.

No. IV.. for FEBRUARY, 18GO.
CONTENTS.

I.—Lord Macaulay. By the Rev. P. D. Maurice.
11. —Tom Brown at Oxford. By tha Author of " Tom
Brown'aSchool Days."
Chap. X.—Summer Term.
XL—Muscular Christianity.
lll.—Arctic Enterprise and its Results since 1815. By
Franklin Lushing ton.
IV.—A Man's Wooing.
V.—Modern Pensee Writers—The Hares, Novalis, Jou-
bort. By J. M. Ludlow.
VL—Macaulay as a Boy, described in two unpublished Let-
ters of Hannah More.
VII. —The Age of Gold. By the Author of "John Halifax,
Gentleman."
VIII.—The Friend of Greece. By Richard Garnett.
IX.—Barper's Ferry and "Old Captain Brown." By W.
E. Forster.
X.—Meeting of Parliament and Questions ahead.
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