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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

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Fifth Series, Volume XIII.

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No. 1653. — February 12, 1876.

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From Beginning Vol. CXXVIII.

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CONTENTS.
I.	Montenegro,	Macmillan's Magazine,	387
II.	Her Dearest Foe. By the author of "The Wooing O't." Part XIII.,	Temple Bar,	398
III.	A Ramble in Syracuse,	Fortnightly Review,	414
IV.	The Dilemma. Part XVIII.,	Blackwood's Magazine,	422
V.	Wesleyan Methodism, in Wesley's Lifetime and after. By J. Llewelyn Davies	Contemporary Review,	429
VI.	The English Jews,	Spectator,	444
VII.	Conversation with Napoleon at Longwood,	St. James's Magazine,	447

POETRY.
Two Songs,	386	Hemlocks,	386
Shepherd's Song,	386
Miscellany,			448

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