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THE

INTERNATIONAL

MONTHLY

MAGAZINE

Of Literature, Science, and Art.

VOLUME V.
JANUARY TO APRIL, 1852.

NEW-YORK:

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CONTENTS.

VOLUME V. JANUARY TO APRIL, 1852.

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Adventures of an Army Physician in New-York,
Arts, The Fine.-Kaulbach's Last Works, 138.-The
Publication of the Works of Ingres, 133-The Art-
Unions, 277.-An Artist Sycophant in Naples, 277.—
Kugler's History of Art, 277.-Copies of Ancient
Egyptian Sculptures, 277.-Drawings by Schiller,
277.-Kaulbach, 277.-Greenough, 267.-Kaulbach's
Cartoon of Homer, 424.-Gallait's Last Moments of
Egmont, 424-Monument to Metastasio, 424.-New
England Art-Union, Etching of Alston's "Witch of
Endor," 425,-Drawing of the American Art-Union,
425.-Philadelphia Art-Union, 425.

Authors and Books.-Henry Heine turned Christian,

124. Dr. Schmidt on German Romanticism, 125.-

German version of Firdusi, 125.-Bulau's Secret

History of Enigmatical Men, 125.-Historical Con-

cert at Dresden, 125.-Leipzig Book Fair, 125.-His-

tory of Music, 125.-Works of Bach, 125.-Lachman,

the Philologist, 125.-German work on Jonathan Ed-

wards, 125.-Dr. Andree's Das Westland, 126.-The

Gotha Almanac, 126.-Fruits of Humboldt's Kosmos,

126.-Auerbach's Village Stories, 126.-Religious

Novel by Storch, 126.-Schneider's House Chroni-

cles, 126.-Mugge's new Book, 126.-Wells's Middle

Kingdom in German, 126.-Geographica Italiæ, 126.

-German History of the British Empire in India,

126.-Reverence in Reviewing, 126.-Adolph Stahr,

126.-Countess Hahn-Hahn, 127.-Prince Windisch-

gratz's History of the Hungarian War, 127.-Men-

zel's new Novel, 127.-Miss Bremer on the World's

Fair, 127.-Frederick the Great, 127.-Kohl's last

Book of Travels, 127.-Shakspeare in Swedish, 127.—

New History of German Literature, 127.-Listz's new

Operas, 127.-Haddock's Somnalism and Psycheism,

127.-Gervinus on German Poetry, 127.-Silvio Pel-

lico, 127.-English Eclectic Magazine in Tuscany,

127.-Gioberti on the Regeneration of Italy, 128.-

The Israel of the Alps, 128.-Christian Missions in

China, 129.-New work on Horticulture in Paris,

180.-Laurent's International Law, 180.-Alexander

Dumas, 180.-Prudhon's last Absurdities, 130.—M.

Lefranc on the French Revolution, 181.-The Wa-

verly Novels in France, 131.-The Photographic Al-

bum, 131.-Guizot's Moral Studies and Meditations,

131.-F. Arago, 131.-M. Ott, on Socialism, 181.-M.

Reybaud, 131.-Lord Brougham, 181.-Hartzen-

busch's Spanish Authors, 131.--The Grenville Papers

and the new volumes of Lord Mahon's History

of England, 131.-Sir James Stephens's History of

France, 182.-Mr. Merrivale's History of the Ro-

mans, 182.-Memoirs of Dr. Chalmers, 132.-Alice

Carey's Clovernook, Grace Greenwood's new volume

of Tales and Letters, and Miss Cheesebro's Dream-

land by Daylight, 182.-Daniel Webster, Mr. Ban-

croft, and Mr. Irving, on the Life of Washington,

182.-Baucher's Horsemanship, 132.-Heroes and

Martyrs of the Missionary Enterprise, 182.-Gutz-

kow's Ritter Vom Geiste, 268.-Henry Taylor re-

viewed in the Grenzboten, 268.-Germany in the

Revolutionary Period of 1522, 268.-Reading Poems,

268.-German views of Carlyle's Life of Sterling,

268.--Curious German work on Shakspeare, by Veshe,

269.-The Gothic Runic Alphabet, 269.-Fac Simile

of an Ancient copy of the Gospels, 269.-German His-

torical Monuments, 269.-Hagberg's Swedish version.

of Shakspeare, 269.-German version of Dunlap's

History of Fiction, 269.-The Vagabonds, by Holtei,

269.-New German Poems, 269.-Richers on Nature

and Spirit, 270.-German Domestic Legends, 270.-

Fecknor's Zend Avista, 270.-Rappert's Negroman-

cer Virgilius, 270.--German Temperance Tales, 270.-

Nichl on Civil Society, 270.-Correspondence of Go-

ethe and Knebel, 270.-New Collection of Eastern

MSS. at Berlin, 270.-German versions of Longfellow,

Dr. Mayo, and Bunyan, 270.-Recent German His-

torical Literature, 271.-German Booksellers, 271.

-Wholesale system of acquiring Languages, 271.—

Adolf Stahr's Prussian Revolution, 271.-Schleisen-

ger's Wanderings through London, 271.-Arabic MS.

of Euclid, 271.-New work by Baron Eötvös, 271.-—

Wagner's Journey to Persia, 271.-Continuation of

Humboldt's Kosmos, 271.-German work on Kos-

suth, 271.-Cheever's Sandwich Islands, in German,

271.-Silvio Pellico, 271.--Clemens Brentano, 271.-

New Books on Scandinavia, 272.-The Widow of

Weber, 272.-Professor Nuytz, 272.-Maria Monk in

Germany, 272.-Works of Kepler, 272.-Works Pro-

hibited in Russia, 272.-Liebeck, on Landscape Gar-

dening, 272.-Cotta's new edition of Faust, 272.-

Writings of Spalatin, 272.-Scientific Works from

China, 272.-Biot's Translation of an Ancient Chinese

History, 273.-The Library of Cardinal Mezzofanti,

273.-Michelet, 273.-Nicolas and Ritter, 278.--Works

of Paganini, 274.-Philarete Chasles on American

Literature, 274.-Lafuente's History of Spain, 274.-

New Paris edition of Fenimore Cooper, 274.-Guizot

on Shakspeare, 274.-Paris by a Hungarian, 274.-

Villegos, the Spanish Historian, 274.-Tranion on

Land Tenure, 274.-Lady Bulwer's New Novel, 274.

-New Works on French History, 275.-Count Jo-

seph de Maistre, 275.-Don Antonio Saco, on Cuba,

275.-New edition of Turner's Anglo Saxons, 275.-

John Howard Hinton on the Voluntary Principle in

America, 275.-New Discussions as to Junius, 275.-

Smith's Natural History of the Human Species, 275.

-Bonynge's Wealth of America, 276.-The Past and

its Legacies, by J. D. Nourse, 276.-Head's Bundle

of French Sticks, 276.-Legends of Alexander in the

East, 414.-Hofner, on Dresses of Christians, in the

Middle Ages, 414.-German Version of Popular No-

menclature of American Plants, 414.--German Works

on History, 414.-Count Von Hugel on India, 414.-

Von Rommer's Historical Pocket Book, 415.-The

Art Journal, 415.-Beeker's Roman Antiquities, 415.

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