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THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,
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CONTENTS:-

I. Boswell an;11 Janson.
11. Fictions of Bohemia.
111. Italian Tours and Tourists!.
IV. Progress of English Agriculture.
V. Michel Angelo.
Vt. Siege of Lucknovr.
VII. Public Speaking —Earl Stanhope's Address.
VIII. Fall of the Late Ministry.
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