4. Criminal Legislation and Prison Discipline.
5. Lord Campbell as a Writer of History.
6. Schamyl, the Prophet-Warrior of the Caucasus.
7. Thomas De Quincey and his Works.
8. The Balance of Power in Europe.
Cotemporary Literature:—§ 1. Theology, Philosophy, and Politics. § 2 Science. § 3. Classics and Philology. § 4. History, Biography, Voyages, and Travels. § 5. Belles Lettres. § 6. Art.
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