Southern literary messenger; devoted to every department of literature and the fine arts. / Volume 15, Issue 4

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Southern literary messenger; devoted to every department of literature and the fine arts. / Volume 15, Issue 4

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Richmond, Virginia,: T.W. White [etc.].

Apr 1849

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Contents

• Glimpses at Europe in 1848, Part III: The Lombardo-Veneto Kingdom Maximilian Schele De Vere; pp. 193-208
• To Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra William Gordon McCabe; pp. 208-209
• The New Pythagorean, Chapter III pp. 209-210
• The Goldsmith's Daughter A. Platt; pp. 210-211
• The Last Hours of McCallum Moore Matilda Freeman Dana; pp. 211-213
• The Artist's Evening Song pp. 213
• Mr. Vattermare pp. 213-216
• A Song in the Night Matilda Freeman Dana; pp. 216
• Edmund Kean pp. 216
• Marginalia, Part I Edgar Allan Poe; pp. 217-222
• The Soul's Creed Susan Archer Talley; pp. 222-223
• The Sabbath in Its Poetical Aspects pp. 223-226
• The Poet to His Wife John Collins McCabe; pp. 226-227
• Reminiscences of a Traveler Julia Mayo Cabell; pp. 227-230
• Monk Lewis pp. 230-235
• The Old Dominion: A Ballad Margaret Junkin Preston; pp. 235-236
• The Inauguration Henry Theodore Tuckerman; pp. 236-240
• Letters from New York, Part II Park Benjamin; pp. 240-244
• The Althrop Library pp. 244-245
• Notices of New Works pp. 245-248