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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

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Fifth Series, Volume XXII.

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No. 1768. — May 4, 1878.

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From Beginning Vol. CXXXVII.

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CONTENTS.
I.	Russia and India,	Nineteenth Century,	259
II.	Within the Precincts. By Mrs. Oliphant. Part VI.,	Advance Sheets,	266
III.	The Political Adventures of Lord Beaconsfield,	Fortnightly Review,	276
IV.	Erica. Conclusion. Translated for The Living Age, from the German of	Frau von Ingersleben,	286
V.	The Gothic Fragments of Ulfilas,	Macmillan's Magazine,	300
VI.	Æs Triplex,	Cornhill Magazine,	307
VII.	A Recollection of the Indian Mutiny. By Thomas Farquhar,	Sunday at Home,	311
VIII.	The Pleasures of Mediocrity,	Saturday Review,	315
IX.	A Fearful Swing,	Chambers' Journal,	317
X.	Japanese Fans,	Chambers' Journal,	319

POETRY.
When we were Children,	258	Love's Calendar,	258
Irish Song,	258	"Lead, Kindly Light",	258
Miscellany,			320

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