Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 66 No.406, August 1849 (Various).

"Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine" - литературный журнал, издававшийся в Эдинбурге в XIX веке. Выпуск Vol. 66 No. 406 относится к августу 1849 года. В этом выпуске можно найти статьи на различные темы, включая литературу, историю, политику и науку. Также в журнале публиковались рассказы и стихотворения известных авторов того времени. "Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine" был одним из наиболее авторитетных и влиятельных литературных журналов своего времени и оставил значительный след в истории англоязычной литературы.

This is a copy of the August 1814 number of the Edinburgh magazine edited by Walter Scott. It consists of (originally only) 300 pages and presents an important set of contexts and reflections, among others on Lord Byron's Walter Scott, poetry, history, religion, Gothic fiction, Scottish boarders and even Greek dramatists. The publication can be regarded as a sample of secular discussions, a subculture cultivated in urban Scotland during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution known as the "romantic circle". One French reviewer, M. Lambot, published the book under the name "Walter Scott's scottache". This article contains not only reprinted articles but also the adaptation of two letters exchanged between Souza Carmelo, a man who has been working for creatures in the streets and the messiah of a new doctrine, and John Council-House, the chief of a group of emancipists in London. The last fragment is accompanied by interesting Notes.