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THE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE and LITE-
R AWY MISCELLANY, being a new Series of the Scots
Magazine, for October, 1821.
CONTENTS.—Remarks on Mr. Dugald Stewart's Dissertation,
exhibiting a general View of the Progress of Philosophy, &c. &c.
—Superstition : or, The Devil and the Pigs—Upon the present
state of the Bibliomania—The Chance Dinner—Mary Scott, of
Edenknow—Letter to Lady Morgan, by the Revirwer of her
" Italy"—Pauper Marriages, and Mr. Scarlett's Bill—l owris
of Moseke, ane rytche plesant ballaunt, maple be Maistere Janis
Hougge—Fairy Lbgends, from popular traditions of the Danes
—Local Associations of Poetry—Cowper—Lord Byron—Cu-

rious Experiments—The Pythoness—Stanzas--The 'highlanders
—Literary and Scientific Intelligence—Monthly Register, &c.
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Preston.

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