The American Review: A Whig Journal of Politics, Literature, Art, and Science/Volume 01/February 1845
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THE
AMERICAN REVIEW.
VOL. I
FEBRUARY, 1845
No. II
CONTENTS.
| THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION | 131 |
| JACK LONG; OR, LYNCH LAW AND VENGEANCE. By a Kentuckian | 121 |
| PATENT PROPERTY | 137 |
| THE RAVEN.—By ——— Quarles | 143 |
| LITERARY PROSPECTS OF 1845.—By E.A.D. | 146 |
| ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE | 151 |
| SONNET | 177 |
| WORDS.—By E. P. Whipple | 178 |
| GOETHE'S CHARACTER OF EGMONT | 183 |
| LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP; EPIGRAM.—By Horus | 194 |
| DOING NOTHING WITH MUCH ADO | 195 |
| POST OFFICE REFORM | 199 |
| CRITICAL NOTICES | 215 |
| FOREIGN MISCELLANY | 219 |
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