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Graham's Magazine, Vol. XVIII, No. 3, March 1841

By Various

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Unrequited love and 17th-century societal pressures clash in this assortment of stories, poems, and articles.

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"Graham's Magazine, Vol. XVIII, No. 3, March 1841" by Various, is a compilation that provides glimpses into the world of the 19th century through stories, poems, and articles, revealing the interests and cultural values of that time. It sweeps it's nineteenth century audience away with tales of romance, adventure, and thoughtful reflections on society. The magazine begins with "The Lady Isabel," a story taking place in the 1600's, and presenting the beautiful setting, as well as the two main characters: Henry of Lorraine, a young page with affection for his cousin, Isabel, and Isabel Mowbray, torn between her love for Henry and her distant lover, Lord De Courtenay. As Henry gazes hopefully at Isabel, her unease foreshadows a complicated love story with societal pressures, unreturned emotion, desire, and heartache that influences the character's adventures.

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