The student
Subtitle: a series of papers
By: by the author of "Eugene Aram," "England and the English, " &c. &c
Publisher: Harper & Brothers
Published: 1835
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Notes: Conversations with an ambitious student in ill health (v. 2, p. [13]-130)--was originally published in the New monthly magazine. It was published in The student (London : Saunders and Otley, 1835) as: The new Phaedo.

Rare Book copy: Former owner John Kiersted Jr.'s ownership stamp; bound uniformly with other novels by Bulwer Lytton; contemporary leather binding; gilt lettering on red spine labels: binder's title "Pelham novels vol. 1-2" followed by novel's title and volume number
Table of contents: title: v. 1. On the difference between authors and the impression conveyed of them by their works. The world as it is. Knebworth. The departure of youth. Infidelity in love. Fi-ho-ti, or, The pleasures of reputation. The tale of Kosem Kesamim, the magician. Lake Leman and its associations. The true ordeal of love. On the want of sympathy. On the passion for the universal. On ill health and its consolations. The law of arrest. On satiety; title: v. 2. Conversations with an ambitious student in ill health. The knowledge of the world in men and books. View of the social life in England and France. De Lindsay. Monos and daimonos. Too handsome for any thing. A manuscript found in a mad-house.