Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 350, December 1844Various
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 350, December 1844
Various
England -- Periodicals; Scotland -- Periodicals
Stanzas for the Burns' festival, by Delta, 299.
Stolen child, the, a true tale of the Backwoods, 227.
Stowell, Lord, sketches of, 246, 254.
Strikes as a cause of the increase of crime, 8.
Taormina, journey to, 30.
Taxation, resistance to, in Affghanistan, 149
comparative lightness of in Ireland, 702.
Tender conscience, a, 454.
Tennessee, a night on the banks of the, 278.
"That's what we are," a poem, 741.
Thierry's history of the Gauls, review of, 466.
Thurlow, Lord, anecdotes of, 258, 259, 263.
To my mistress, from Goethe, 427.
Tombless man, the, a dream, by Delta, 583.
Traditions and tales of Upper Lusatia, No. II., the fairy tutor, 83
No. III., the dwarf's well, 196
No. IV., the moor maiden, 726.
Treasure seeker, the, from Goethe, 423.
Twiss's life of Lord Eldon, review of, 245.
Up stream; or steam-boat reminiscences, 64.
Violet, the, from Goethe, 66.
Voltaire, character of, as a historian, 787.
W. E. A., Heart of the Bruce by, 15
the old Scottish cavalier by, 195
the execution of Montrose, by, 289.
Walworth, the milkman of, 687.
Week of an emperor, the, 127.
Westminster hall and the works of art on a free admission day, by B.
Simmons, 652.
Who'll buy a Cupid, from Goethe, 62.
Wild rose, the, from Goethe, 427.
Wilson, Professor, speech of, at the Burns' festival, 378.
Witchfinder, the Part I., 297
conclusion, 487.
Writ of error, proceedings on the, 545.
END OF VOL. LVI.
_Edinburgh: Printed by Ballantyne and Hughes, Paul's Work_.
Transcriber's Notes:
Passages in italics are indicated by underscore _italics_.
The following misprints have been corrected:
"corresspondence" corrected to "correspondence" (page 755)
"headach" corrected to "headache" (page 768)
"subsisttence" corrected to "subsistence" (page 798)
The original text included Greek charcters. For this text version these
letters have been replaced with *Greek* transliterations.
Additional spacing after some of the block quotes is intentional to
indicate both the end of a quotation and the beginning of a new
paragraph as presented in the original text.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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