Pages 277-283.
AGAIN AT BROADSTAIRS. ÆT. 29.
Peel and his party 277 Getting very radical 278 Thoughts of colonizing 278 Political squib by C. D. 278 Fine old English Tory times 279 Mesmerism 280 Metropolitan prisons 280 Book by a workman 280 An August day by the sea 281 Another story in prospect 281 Clock discontents 281 New adventure 282 Agreement for it signed 282 The book that proved to be Chuzzlewit 283 Peel and Lord Ashley 283 Visions of America 283
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