Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Volume 1, No. 3, August, 1850.

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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Volume 1, No. 3, August, 1850. by Various.

Contents

• HARPER'S5
• NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.6
• No. III.—AUGUST, 1850.—VOL. I.6
• [From the Art-Journal.]8
• PILGRIMAGE TO THE HOME OF SIR THOMAS MORE.9
• FOOTNOTES:23
• [From Hunting Adventures in South Africa.]25
• A BUFFALO CHASE.26
• [From Household Words.]28
• EARTH'S HARVESTS.29
• FOOTNOTES:30
• BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE LATE PRESIDENT.32
• [From "Hunting Adventures in South Africa."]42
• ENCOUNTER WITH A LIONESS.43
• [From Dickens's "Household Words."]45
• THE YOUNG ADVOCATE.46
• [From the Dublin University Magazine.]56
• THE REVOLUTIONISM OF MIRABEAU.57
• FOOTNOTES:77
• [From Hogg's Instructor.]77
• THE "COMMUNIST" SPARROW—AN ANECDOTE OF CUVIER.78
• [From Hunting Adventures in South Africa.]84
• A GIRAFFE CHASE.85
• [From Picturesque Sketches of Greece and Turkey.]88
• ADVENTURE IN A TURKISH HAREM.89
• [From Sharpe's Magazine.]96
• THE WIFE OF KONG TOLV.[14]97
• A FAIRY TALE OF SCANDINAVIA.97
• FOOTNOTES:110
• [From the Dublin University Magazine.]110
• MAURICE TIERNAY, THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.111
• [Continued from Page 233.]111
• CHAPTER VI.111
• "THE ARMY SIXTY YEARS SINCE."111
• CHAPTER VII.126
• A PASSING ACQUAINTANCE.127
• CHAPTER VIII.133
• "TRONCHON."133
• (To be continued.)138
• [From the London Eclectic Review.]138
• HAVE GREAT POETS BECOME IMPOSSIBLE?[18]139
• FOOTNOTES:154
• [From Sharpe's London Magazine.]154
• RECOLLECTIONS OF THOMAS CAMPBELL.155
• FOOTNOTES:158
• [From Sharpe's London Magazine.]158
• GALILEO AND HIS DAUGHTER.159
• FOOTNOTES:164
• [From Dickens's "Household Words."]164
• EBENEZER ELLIOTT165
• [From Cumming's Hunting Adventures in South Africa.]171
• CONFLICT WITH AN ELEPHANT.172
• [From The Ladies' Companion.]175
• LETTICE ARNOLD.176
• [Concluded from page 178.]176
• CHAPTER VII.176
• MRS. FISHER.176
• CHAPTER VIII.199
• CHAPTER IX.220
• CHAPTER X.235
• [From the Memoirs of Dr. Chalmers, Vol. II., unpublished.]254
• RECOLLECTIONS OF DR. CHALMERS.255
• HIS PERSONAL APPEARANCE IN THE PULPIT.255
• FOOTNOTES:264
• [From the Dublin University Magazine.]264
• THE OLD MAN'S BEQUEST; A STORY OF GOLD.265
• [From Cumming's Hunting Adventures in South Africa.]280
• ELEPHANT SHOOTING.281
• [From Dickens's Household Words.]285
• THE POWER OF MERCY.286
• [From Chambers's Edinburgh Journal.]291
• BORAX LAGOONS OF TUSCANY.292
• [From Colburn's "New Monthly Magazine."]299
• WALLACE AND FAWDON.300
• PART THE FIRST.300
• PART THE SECOND.303
• [From Chambers's Edinburgh Journal.]305
• WHAT BECOMES OF ALL THE CLEVER CHILDREN?306
• [From Fraser's Magazine.]309
• LACK OF POETRY IN AMERICA.310
• [From the London Christian Times.]312
• SIR ROBERT PEEL.313
• [From Chambers's Edinburgh Journal.]317
• SPONGES.318
• FOOTNOTES:322
• [From Chambers's Edinburgh Journal.]322
• THE RAILWAY WORKS AT CREWE.323
• [From Chambers's Edinburgh Journal.]329
• STEAM-BRIDGE OF THE ATLANTIC.330
• FOOTNOTES:337
• [From Sharpe's Magazine]337
• THE LITTLE HERO OF HAARLEM.338
• [From Cumming's Hunting Adventures in South Africa.]340
• ADVENTURE WITH A SNAKE.341
• MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS342
• LITERARY NOTICES.363
• SUMMER FASHIONS.381
• THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE387

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