Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No. XI.—April, 1851—Vol. IIPHANTOMS AND REALITIES.—AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.Reading editionChapter navigation44 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.THE CRYSTAL PALACE.WHAT BECOMES OF ALL THE PINS?LAMARTINE ON THE RELIGION OF REVOLUTIONARY MEN.THOMAS HARLOWE.PHANTOMS AND REALITIES.—AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.PART THE FIRST—MORNING.PART THE SECOND—NOON.WILLIAM PENN'S CONVERSION TO QUAKERISM.[1]THE BIRTH OF CRIME—A SKETCH FROM LIFE.THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOS. MORE.SKETCH OF A MISER.AN INCIDENT OF THE FIRST FRENCH REVOLUTION."JUDGE NOT!"A MATHEMATICAL HERMIT.A PRISON ANECDOTE.THE PILCHARD FISHERY ON THE COAST OF CORNWALL.[3]LUCY CAWTHORNE.—A TALE BY A BACHELOR CLERK.HOW TO BE IDOLIZED.THE CHILD COMMODORE.HABITS AND AMUSEMENTS OF THE LONDON COSTERMONGERS.[5]FIVE MINUTES TOO LATE.VISIT TO A COPPER-MINE.[11]SATURDAY IN A LONDON MARKET.[12]THE HORRORS OF WAR.THE FACTORY BOY.FIDGETY PEOPLE.ANECDOTES OF SERPENTS.THE WATCHER.—A SKETCH FROM REAL LIFE.PLATE GLASS—WHAT IT IS, AND HOW IT IS MADE."BIRTHS:—MRS. MEEK, OF A SON."—A PLEA FOR INFANTS.THE FARM-LABORER.—THE FATHER.JANE ECCLES; OR, CONFESSIONS OF AN ATTORNEY.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.VICTIMS OF SCIENCE.ADDRESS TO GRAY HAIR.POLITICAL AND GENERAL NEWS.LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART, PERSONAL MOVEMENTS, ETC.LITERARY NOTICES.Three Leaves from Punch.JUSTICE FOR BACHELORS.DRAMAS FOR EVERY-DAY LIFE.THE KITCHEN RANGE OF ART.Spring Fashions.Previous chapter ←THOMAS HARLOWE.Next chapter →PART THE FIRST—MORNING.All chapters and sections (44)NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.THE CRYSTAL PALACE.WHAT BECOMES OF ALL THE PINS?LAMARTINE ON THE RELIGION OF REVOLUTIONARY MEN.THOMAS HARLOWE.PHANTOMS AND REALITIES.—AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.PART THE FIRST—MORNING.PART THE SECOND—NOON.WILLIAM PENN'S CONVERSION TO QUAKERISM.[1]THE BIRTH OF CRIME—A SKETCH FROM LIFE.THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOS. MORE.SKETCH OF A MISER.AN INCIDENT OF THE FIRST FRENCH REVOLUTION."JUDGE NOT!"A MATHEMATICAL HERMIT.A PRISON ANECDOTE.THE PILCHARD FISHERY ON THE COAST OF CORNWALL.[3]LUCY CAWTHORNE.—A TALE BY A BACHELOR CLERK.HOW TO BE IDOLIZED.THE CHILD COMMODORE.HABITS AND AMUSEMENTS OF THE LONDON COSTERMONGERS.[5]FIVE MINUTES TOO LATE.VISIT TO A COPPER-MINE.[11]SATURDAY IN A LONDON MARKET.[12]THE HORRORS OF WAR.THE FACTORY BOY.FIDGETY PEOPLE.ANECDOTES OF SERPENTS.THE WATCHER.—A SKETCH FROM REAL LIFE.PLATE GLASS—WHAT IT IS, AND HOW IT IS MADE."BIRTHS:—MRS. MEEK, OF A SON."—A PLEA FOR INFANTS.THE FARM-LABORER.—THE FATHER.JANE ECCLES; OR, CONFESSIONS OF AN ATTORNEY.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.VICTIMS OF SCIENCE.ADDRESS TO GRAY HAIR.POLITICAL AND GENERAL NEWS.LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART, PERSONAL MOVEMENTS, ETC.LITERARY NOTICES.Three Leaves from Punch.JUSTICE FOR BACHELORS.DRAMAS FOR EVERY-DAY LIFE.THE KITCHEN RANGE OF ART.Spring Fashions.(Continued from Page 468.)◇← THOMAS HARLOWE.PART THE FIRST—MORNING. →