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ART. II. -Tracts for the Times, by Members of the University of

Oxford. Vol. II. Part II., IV., and V.

ART. I-The Life of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, a Chapter out of

the Middle Ages,

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ART. III. Pastoral Library Magazine. No. I.

ART. IV. The History of Harvard University. By JOSIAH QUIN-

CY, LL. D.

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ART. VA Book for the Sabbath; in Three Parts. I. Origin, De-

sign, and Obligation of the Sabbath; II. Practical Improvement

of the Sabbath; III. Devotional Exercises for the Sabbath. By

J. B. WATERBURY,

CRITICAL NOTICES. Reasons for becoming a Roman Catholic; ad-

dressed to the Society of Friends. By FREDERIC LUCAS, Esq. 109

Emancipation. By WILLIAM E. CHANNING,

The Life and Times of Thomas Cranmer,

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The Rhode-Island Book. Selections in Prose and Verse, from the

writings of Rhode-Island Citizens. By ANNE C. LYNCH,

An Abridgment of Leverett's Latin Lexicon. By FRANCIS

GARDNER, A. M.

Sermons on Practical Subjects. By LANT CARPENTER, LL. D. 121

Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit. By SAMUEL T. COLERIDGE, 121

Reminiscences of the best Hours of Life for the Hour of Death,

Sermons to Children. By F. W. P. GREENWOOD, D. D.

Who shall be Greatest? A Tale by MARY HOWITT,

Agricultural Addresses. By HENRY COLMAN,

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A Year's Life. By JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL,

Religion and Education in America; with Notices of the State and

Prospects of American Unitarianism, Popery, and American

Colonization. By JOHN DUNMORE LANG, D. D., &c.

Remarks on the Nature and Probable Effects of introducing the

Voluntary System in the Studies of Latin and Greek, &c. into

Harvard University. By JOSIAH QUINCY,

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The young Mother's Delight in the Guidance of her Child's Intel-

lect. By WILLIAM MARTIN,

A Liturgy for the Use of King's Chapel. By F. W. P. GREEN-

WOOD, D. D.

ART. I. - CHRISTIAN ETHICS.. 1. System of Christian Morals.

By DR. F. V. REINHARD. 2. Christian Ethics. By DR. W.

M. L. DE WETTE.-3. Theological Journal. Edited by

SCHLEIERMACHER, DE WETTE, and LÜCKE. Two Articles

upon the progress of Theological Ethics in the Evangelical

Lutheran Church since Calixtus. By Dr. W. M. L. DE

WETTE. 4. A General View of the Progress of Ethical Phi-

losophy, chiefly during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centu-

ries. By the RIGHT HONORABLE SIR JAMES MACKIN-

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