EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

No. DOOOOIV.

FEBRUARY 1891.

Vol. OXLIX.

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THE ROYAL STUARTS AND THEIR CAPITAL,

YANKEE HOMES AND BUFFALO HAUNTS.

By CAPTAIN ANDREW HAGGARD, D.S.O.,

LORD HOUGHTON,

PROFESSOR LOMBROSO's New THEORY OF POLITICAL CRIME.

By HELEN ZIMMERN,

AN EVENING WITH SCHLIEMANN,

MADELEINE'S Story. CHAPS. III., IV. By E. KEARY,

A RIDE IN KAFFIRLAND. By J. E. C. BODLEY,

THE FRENCH ACADEMY,

ON SURREY HILLS.-II. FIN AND FUR.

BY A SON OF THE MARSHES,

THE PROTÉGÉ SYSTEM IN MOROCCO. By DONALD MACKENZIE,

THE GROWING UNPOPULARITY OF MILITARY SERVICE.

BY MAJOR-GENERAL F. CHENEVIX TRENCH, C.M.G.,

ALEXANDER WILLIAM KINGLAKE,

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EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

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MARCH 1891.

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A SUFFOLK PARSON. BY FRANCIS HINDES GROOME,

MADELEINE'S STORY. CHAPS. V., VI.

By E. KEARY, :

A MEMOIR OF SIR EDGAR BOEHM. BY CONSTANCE EAGLESTONE,

Zé Povinho,” THE PORTUGUESE PEASANT,

A SONG IN WINTER. By C. W. B.,

GEORGE MacDONALD AS A POET. BY PRINCIPAL W. D. GEDDES,

THE MUQADDAM OF SPINS.

BY 0. J., AUTHOR OF “ DOVES AND RAVENS,”

ARCHÆOLOGICAL NOMADS IN RUGGED CILICIA.

By J. THEODORE BENT,

EARLY ROMAN INSCRIPTION ON THE BASE OF A STATUE IN THE

MUSEUM OF THE CAPITOL.

By J. P. M.,

THE GOLD-SUPPLY OF ENGLAND AND INDIA.

By CLARMONT DANIELL,

ANCIENT LIGHTS IN THE GUELPH EXHIBITION.

BY SIR HERBERT EUSTACE MaxiVELL, Bart., M.P.,

CROFTER MIGRATION. BY AN ISLESMAN,

AN IRISH LANDLORD,

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