NEW ENGLAND E R.

NULLIUS ADDICTUS JURARE IN VERBA MAGISTRI.

VOLUME XVIII, 1860.

NEW HAVEN:
WILLIAM L. KINGSLEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOK, No. 36 GROVE ST.

T. J. STAFFORD, PRINTER.'

ERRATA.

Page 851. Fourth line from bottom, for “devoted” read “devout.”

869, Put the * on line 2, at end of line 17.
879. Eighth line from bottom, for “reinstated" read “rein vested."
889. Pages 889 to 898 are repeated.
969. Article VII is numbered Article VIII.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME XVIII.

No. I.

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ART. 1. Mr. Tennyson and the Idyls of King Arthur,

George B. Bacon, Esq., New Haven, Conn.

II. American Legislation,

Hon. William Strong, Philadelphia, Penn.

III. Denominational Colleges, .

Rev. President J. M. Sturtevant, Jacksonville, Ill.

IV. The Reopening of the African Slave Trade,

Rev. William De Loss Love, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

V. Professor Lewis's New Work, “The Divine

Human in the Scriptures,"

Rev. Professor Martin, New York University, N. Y.

VI. The Minister's Wooing: From the Dr. Dryas-

dust Point of View,

Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D., New Ilaven, Conn.

VII. Sir William Hamilton's Lectures on Meta-

physics,

Professor William A. Larned, Yale College, New Haven, Conn,

VIII. Rev. Dr. F. D. Huntington's New Volume of

Sermons,

Rev. W. I. Budington, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.

145

167

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190

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ARTICLE IX. NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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THEOLOGY

KINGSLEY.—The Good News of

BEECHER.—The Concord of Ages, 208

God,

222

HUNTINGTON.-Graham Lectures, 212

GUINNESS.--Sermons,

222

BELLOWS.-Restatements of Chris-

SPURGEON.-Sermons,

223

tian Doctrine,

214

HAMILTON.-Earnest Thoughts, 223

FERNALD.—God in his Providence, 215

MURRAY.-Preachers and Preach-

Smith.—Ecclesiastical Tables, 216

ing,

223

HODGE.- Exposition of II Corin-

Winslow.—The Precious Things

thians, :

217

of God,

223

Eadie.—Paul the Preacher, 218

PHELPS, -The Still lour,

219

PHILOLOGY.

SCRITER.-Gotthold's Enıblems, 220 Proposed New English Dictionary, 224

Exmons.-Complete Works, 221 | Hints on Lexicography,

226

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BIOGRAPHY.
LA FONTAINE.–Fables,

260

Hopsox.-Twelve Years of a Sol- CHATEAUBRIAND.—The Martyrs, 261

dier's Life in India,

230 DE STAEL.—Corinne,

261

Baillie. - Memoir of Capt. W. T.

Bate,

234

BEI.LES LETTRES

Parton.-Life of Andrew Jackson, 234 The Three Wakings,

262
PARKER. — Reminiscences of Rufus Sylvia's World,

263

Choate,

236 Evans.—Beulah,

264

TYLER.- Memoir of Rev. Henry From Dawn to Daylight,

264

Lobdell, M. D.,

237 King.–The White Hills,

264

BIRRELL.—The Life of the Rev. Sir Rohan's Ghost,

266

Richard Knill,

239 ABOUT.-Germaine,

266

TROLLOPE.-Life of Vittoria Co-

lonna,

240

PERIODICAL LITERATURE,

LIDDELL.--Life of Julius Cæsar,

241

The Undergraduate,

267

ELLETT.—Women Artists in all

Ages and Countries,

241

MISCELLANY.

EDWARDS.—Biography of Self-

taught Men, -

241 OWEN-Foot Falls on the Bounda-

The Diary of a Samaritan,

242 ry of another World, with

WARREN.–The Three Sisters, 242

Narrative Illustrations,

271

Elliot .- A Look at Home, 271

HISTORY.

SAWYER.-Hits and Hints,

272

The Norwich Jubilee,

Life's Morning,

273

243

Sketches from Life,

273

The Historical Magazine,

250

Haste to the Rescue,

273

TRAVELS.

The Missing Link,

274

BOWRING.–The Kingdom and Peo-

The Scientific American,

274

ple of Siam,

250

The American Almanac for 1860, 274

Fiji and the Fijians,

253

Lord Bacon's Works,

274

MALAN.-Magdala and Bethany, 254

COZZENS.-Acadia,

History of Williams College,

275

254

WORCESTER.-A Dictionary of the

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH CLAS- English Language,

275

SICS.

French Classics,

256

THE FINE ARTS.

Pascal.—Thoughts,

257 Photographic Copies of Paintings, 276

VOLTAIRE.—The Henriade,

259

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No. II.

277

307

ART. I. Humboldt, Ritter, and the New Geography, .

D. C. Gilman, Yale College Library.

II. The Power of Contrary Choice,

Rev. Prof. M. P. Squier, D. D., Beloit College, Wisconsin.

III. Discourse commemorative of Rev. C. A. Good-

rich, D. D.,

Pres. Woolsey, Yale College.

IV. Hebrew Servitude,

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