Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXI, No. 1, July 1847Various
General
Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXI, No. 1, July 1847
Various
Literature -- Periodicals; Literature, Modern -- 19th century -- Periodicals
A Pic-Nic at White Lake. By Alfred B. Street, 13
Arthur Harrington. By F. E. F. 19
A New Way to Collect an Old Debt. By T. S. Arthur, 80
An Indian Legend. By M. 177
An Assiniboin Lodge, (Illustrated.) 328
Cora Neill. Or Love’s Obstacles. By Enna Duval, 72
Evelyn Grahame. A Tale of Truth. By Ellen Marshall, 97
Fort Mackenzie. (Illustrated.) 271
General Zachary Taylor, (Illustrated.) 26
Game-Birds of America, 269
Ida Bernstorf’s Journal. By Enna Duval, 233
Kitty Coleman. By Fanny Forester, 262
Lolah Lalande. A Package from My Old Writing-Desk. By 150
Enna Duval,
Love’s Last Supper. Or the True Story of a Troubadour. A 277
Provençal Biography. By Wm. Gilmore Simms,
(Illustrated.)
Reality Versus Romance. Or the Young Wife. By Caroline 101
H. Butler,
Reminiscences of Watering-Places. By F. J. Grund, 217
Sally Lyon’s First and Last Visit to the Ale-House. By 33
T. S. Arthur,
Stock-Jobbing in New York. By Peter Pencil, 145
Sophy’s Flirtation. A Country Sketch. By Mrs. M. N. 303
M‘Donald,
The Love-Chase. A True Story. By Mrs. Caroline H. 49
Butler,
The Slaver. A Tale of Our Own Times. By A Son of the 1, 61, 109
late Dr. John D. Godman,
The Islets of the Gulf. Or Rose Budd. By J. Fenimore 37, 85, 133,
Cooper, 181, 241, 288
The Ring. Or Fibbers and Fibbing. By F. E. F. 121
The Village Doctor. Translated from the French by 157, 223
Leonard Myers,
The General Court and Jane Andrews’ Firkin of Butter. By 168
Seba Smith,
The Stratagem. By Mrs. Alfred H. Reip, 193
The Man with the Big Box. By G. G. Foster, 204
The Sportsman. By Frank Forester, 208
The Last Adventure of a Coquette. By T. Mayne Reid, 253
The Three Calls. By H. L. Jones, 257
The Silver Spoons. By the Author of “Key West and 264
Abaco”,
The Darkened Hearth. By Henry G. Lee, 296
The Widow and the Deformed. By Mrs. Caroline H. Butler, 309
The Rash Oath. Translated from the French. By Mrs. Jane 324
Tayloe Worthington,
Was She a Coquette? By Mrs. Lydia Jane Pierson, 174
POETRY.
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