A Note on Charlotte Brontë/Catalogue

by Algernon Charles Swinburne

June, 1887.

CHATTO & WINDUS'S

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Academy Notes for 1877.

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Ai sop's Fables

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A Handbook of Architectural Styles.

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Early English Poets.

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IX secking to restore the "GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE" to the position it for held, the Publishers do not lose sight 7 the chamged conditions onder which (? now 'appears. While maintaining an al continuity which dates back to the reign a Caen the Second, there will be no attempt to burden the Present with the At of a eet past, or to adhere slavishly to traditions the pein of dian #2 unsuited te the altered conditions of Society at the Present tine, ie aes i pene, es Maren Pa apes of to-day what im earlier times if prowed to the gentleman A a@ past generation, New Ueateres old be tntvadnced to take the Glace of tie a ee: im the saast important respects, however, the Magness finks between the present and

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