The southern literary messenger, Vol. II., No. 7, June, 1836

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The Southern Literary Messenger is a classic collection of literature and literary criticism that was first published in 1834. This particular volume, Vol. II., No. 7, was published in June 1836 and features a wide range of writings from various authors.The book includes a mix of short stories, poems, and essays that encompass a variety of themes and genres. Some of the notable pieces in this volume include a short story titled ‘Roderick and Rosalind’ by George W. Hopkins, a poem titled ‘The Heart’s Musing’ by Mary Bayard Clarke, and an essay titled ‘A New Theory of Light and Heat’ by J. Ives.In addition to the literary works, this volume also includes critical reviews of recent books and publications, providing readers with insights into the current state of literature at the time. The Southern Literary Messenger was a highly influential publication during the Antebellum period and helped to establish Southern literature as a distinct literary tradition.