The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 1, December, 1850Various
History
The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 1, December, 1850
Various
Art, Modern -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Literature, Modern -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Science -- History -- Periodicals
_Authors and Books._--A Visit to Henry Heine, 15.--Dr. Zirckel's
"Sketches from and concerning the United States," 16.--Aerostation,
17.--New Works by M. Guizot, 17.--Works on the German Revolution,
18.--Dr. Zimmer's Universal History, 18.--Schlosser, 18.--MS. of Le
Bel Discovered, 19.--M. Bastiat alive, and plagiarizing,
19.--Cæsarism, 19.--Songs of Carinthia, 20.--Mr. Bryant, 20.--Dr.
Laing, 20.--French Reviewal of Mr. Elliot's History of Liberty,
20.--Dr. Bowring, 21.--Henry Rogers and Reviews, 21.--Rabbi Schwartz
on the Holy Land, 21.--Mr. John R. Thompson, 21.--German Reviewal of
"Fashion," 22.--Ruskin's New Work, 21.--Oehlenschlager's Memoirs,
22.--Planche on Lamartine, 22.--Prosper Mérimée, his Book on America,
&c., 22.--Hawthorne, 22.--Matthews, the American Traveller,
23.--Professor Adler's Translation of the Iphigenia in Taurus,
23.--The Pekin Gazette, 23.--New Book by the author of "Shakespeare
and his Friends," 23.--Vaulabelle's French History, 23.--Sir Edward
Belcher, 23.--Guizot an Editor again, 23.--Life of Southey,
23.--Bulwer's _Ears_, 23.--The Count de Castelnau on South America,
23.--Diplomatic and Literary Studies of Alexis de Saint Priest,
24.--Mrs. Putnam's Review of Bowen, 24.--Herr Thaer, 24.--New Work
announced in England, 24.--"Sir Roger de Coverley; by the Spectator,"
25.--Memoir of Judge Story, 25.--Garland's Life of John Randolph,
25.--Sir Edgerton Brydges's edition of Milton's Poems, 25.--The
Keepsake, 25.--Gray's Poems, 25.--Rev. Professor Weir, 25.--Douglas
Jerrold's Complete Works, 25.--Memoirs of the Poet Wordsworth, by his
Nephew, 25.--New German books on Hungary, 173.--"Polish Population in
Galicia," 173.--Travels and Ethnological works of Professor Reguly,
174.--Works on Ethnology, published by the Austrian Government,
174.--Karl Gutzlow, 174.--Neandar's Library, 174.--Karl Simrock's
Popular Songs, 175.--Belgian Literature, 175.--Prof. Johnston's Work
on America, 175.--Literary and Scientific Works at Giessen,
175.--Beranger, 175.--The House of the "Wandering Jew," 176.--The
Count de Tocqueville upon Dr. Franklin, &c., 176.--Audubon's Last
Work, 176.--Book Fair at Leipsic, 176.--Baroness von Beck,
177.--Berghaus's Magazine, Albert Gallatin, &c., 177.--Auerback's
Tales, 177.--Baron Sternberg, 177.--"The New Faith Taught in Art,"
177.--Freiligrath, 177.--New Adventure and Discovery in Africa,
178.--French Almanacs, 178.--The _Algemeine Zeitung_ on Literary
Women, 178.--Cormenin on War, 178.--Writers of "Young France,"
179.--George Sand's Last Works, 179.--New Books on the French
Revolution, Mirabeau, Massena, &c., 179.--Cousin, 179.--Tomb of
Godfrey of Bouillon, 179.--Maxims of Frederic the Great, 179.--New
Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 180.--Rectorship of Glasgow
University, 180.--Tennyson, 180.--Mayhew, D'Israeli, Leigh Hunt, The
Earl of Carlisle, &c., 180.--New Work by Joseph Balmes, 180.--The late
Mrs.
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