Walpole, Sir Robert, on taxing Amer- ica, 444.
Walsh, the Jacobite, carries Charles Edward to Scotland, 7. Warburton, Eliot, Hochelaga edited by, reviewed, 237 - travels in the East by, 238 -on peace or war be- tween England and America, 239 on Niagara, 240 - -on American manners, 242 severe but dis- criminating, 243 - -on Burgoyne's expedition, 244-on the aspect of New York, 245-and of Phila- delphia, 246 at Washington, 248
at Boston, 249- at the Pilgrim Festival, 250- -on life in America, 251- - on American oratory, 252 - his work commended, 254. Washington, Gibbs's Memoirs of the Administration of, reviewed, 161 -high character of the party of, 164 -source of the opposition to, Conway's cabal against,
Washington city, Warburton's ac- count of, 248.
Wealth of Nations, Smith's Inquiry into the, 69.
Webster, Dr., does not discourage neologisms, 180-his dictionary abridged by Worcester, 190-the- oretical innovations of, 195-fa- vors changes in orthography, 204 his toils in etymology, 206. Wellington, poetical portrait of, 478. Wettin, a monk, vision of futurity by, 109.
Wharton, Marquis of, character of,
Whig Examiner, by Addison, 342. 336. Wolcott, Oliver, the papers of, edited by George Gibbs, reviewed, 161 his parentage and character, ib. early life of, 162-made Secretary of the Treasury, 163-letter of the father of, quoted, 165- Hamilton's letter to, 174.
Wolfe, General, fights under Hawley Wolcott, Roger, services of, 161. Worcester, Joseph E., Universal Dic- at Falkirk, 32-humanity of, 42. tionary by, reviewed, 179-pre- vious lexicographical labors of, 187-improvements on Todd's Johnson made by, 188- on ortho- epy, 189 - Comprehensive Dic- tionary by, 190- cited, 191 multitude of words added by, 192 - follows usage as his law, 195 on pronunciation, 196 key to vowel sounds by, 197 on the sounds of e, 198 on the other vowel sounds, 199 on the indis tinct vowels, 200 on orthogra phy, 204-on etymology and defi- nitions, 207-high merit of his Wordsworth, worship of nature by, work, 208.
Y, sounds of the vowel, 199.
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