The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12, No. 345, December 6, 1828
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- Literary English
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The Arches of Rome were splendid monuments of triumph, erected in honour of her illustrious generals.
Here it stands as the last monument of Roman triumph, or like the December sun of "the world's sole monument."
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- The Arch of Constantine, at Rome.Sample
- (For the Mirror.)
- (For the Mirror.)
- (For the Mirror.)
- (For the Mirror.)
- WISE MEN OF GOTHAM.
- MALLARD NIGHT.
- WELSH MARRIAGES.
- CURIOUS FOUNDATION.
- ADVENTURES OF ALLAN-A-SOP.
- A Fragment from the "Disowned," by the author of "Pelham."
- QUADRANGLE OF KING'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.
- (Concluded from page 365.)
- THE FANCY BALL.
- The Gatherer.
- FRENCH BALL CONVERSATION.
- RETORT UNCOURTEOUS.
- LIMBIRD'S EDITIONS.