Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 69, No. 424, February 1851
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1. Introductory material2. LATIMER AND RIDLEY BURNED AT THE STAKE IN OXFORD, A.D. 1555.3. MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.—PART VI.4. CHAPTER XIII.5. CHAPTER XIV.6. CHAPTER XV.7. CHAPTER XVI.8. CHAPTER XVII.9. CHAPTER XVIII.10. CHAPTER XIX.11. CHAPTER XX.12. CHAPTER XXI.13. CHAPTER XXII.14. CHAPTER XXIII.15. CHAPTER XXIV.16. CHAPTER XXV.17. CHAPTER XXVI18. CHAPTER XXVII.19. CHAPTER XXVIII.20. CHAPTER XXIX. THE SQUIRE'S SPEECH.21. CHAPTER V. HOW MARTIN'S SON, AUGUSTINE, BEGAN TO IMITATE HIS UNCLE PETER.22. CHAPTER VI. HOW PROTOCOL FELL FOUL OF SQUIRE OTHO; AND HOW HE WAS CALLED TO A RECKONING IN CONSEQUENCE.23. CHAPTER VII. HOW PETER CLAIMED SUPREMACY IN BULLOCKSHATCH—AND HOW THE JUGGLER THREW THE BLAME UPON AUGUSTINE.24. CHAPTER VIII. HOW AUGUSTINE RETORTED ON THE JUGGLER; AND HOW HIPPOPOTAMUS CAME OVER TO BULLOCKSHATCH.25. HARRY BOLTON'S CURACY.26. THE DANGERS OF THE COUNTRY.27. THE DANGERS OF THE COUNTRY. (continued 2)28. CURRAN AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES.[18]29. LORD HOLLAND'S FOREIGN REMINISCENCES.[19]30. POPERY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.