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OF

NO, I.

Page.

Page.
ART. I. INTRODUCTORY OBSER- ART. IX. THE MORALS OF So-
VATIONS. By the Editor, 1 CRATES. Erom Schweighau-

ser's Opuscula Academica, By
Art. II. ON SOME OF THE Cau- F. M. Hubbard, Boston,

161
SES OF THE CORRUPTION OF I. The Reverence manifested by
Pulpit ELOQUENCE, By Rev. Socrates towards God,

161

Leonard Bacon, New Haven, II. Zeal of Socrates in promoting

Conn.

22 the happiness of men,

165

III. His fortitude and constancy, 170
ART. III. CHRISTIAN PERFEC-
TION. By Rev. Dr. Pond, 44 ART, X. A SECULAR VIEW OF

THE SOCIAL INFLUENCES OF

ART. IV. THE WRITINGS

CHRISTIANITY,

By Hon. Ca-

John Foster, By Rev. Daniel leb Cushing,

180

Butler, Dorchester, Ms. . 58

ART. XI. MODERN ENGLISH

ART. V. GENUINENESS OF SEV-

Poetry BYRON, SHELLEY,

ERAL TEXTS IN THE Gospels.

WORDSWORTH,

206

By M. Stuart,

62

Matthew 27: 3—10,

62|XII. CRITICAL NOTICES, 239

Matthew 27: 52, 53,

70 1. Furst's Heb. Concordance, 239

Mark 14: 8–20,

71 2. Prescott's Reign of Ferdi-

Luke 22: 43, 44,

76 nand and Isabella,

242

John 5:4,

78 3. Bancroft's Hist. of the U. S. 245

John 21:24, 25,

83 4. Cousin's Psychology,

247

Concluding Remarks,

84 5. Skinner's Select Discourses, 248

6. Catastrophe of the Presb. Ch. 249

ART. VI. SOME REMARKS ON 7. American Education, 250

Hebrews 12: 25. By Prof. T. 8. Manual of Prayer,

251

D. Woolsey, New Haven, 88 9. Nordheimer's Heb. Chres-

tomathy; :

251

ART. VII, CAMPBELLISM, By R. 10. Tocqueville's Democracy in

W. Landis, Jeffersonville, Pa. 94 America,

252

§ 1. The fundamental principles 11. Augusti's Christ. Archaeol. 253

of Campbellism pointed out and 12. Havernick's Introduction to

examined,

the Old Testament, . 255

13. Memoirs of Coverdale, 255

ART. VIII. ADVANTAGES AND 14. Medhurst's China,

256

DEFECTS OF THE SOCIAL Con. 15. Windischmann's Vindication

DITION IN THE UNITED STATES

of Peter,

257

OF AMERICA. By Rev. Dr. 16. Hoary Head,

258

Stowe,

1. Our Advantages,

. 131 XIII. MISCELLANEOUS INTELLI-

II. Our Defects,

142 GENCE, :

259

Conclusion,

159

98

. 130

NO. II.

Art. I. What is Sin? Trans- | Art. II. CAMPBELLISM. By R.

lation of a passage from Vitrin- W. Landis. [Concluded from

ga's Observationes Sacrae in

p. 130],

295

relation to this question, with § II. Direct Arguments against

Introductory and other Re-

295

marks. By Prof. Stuart, 261 ş Ma. Their Unitarianism,

305