PUBLISHED BY OTIS, BROADERS, AND CO

No. 154 WASHINGTON STREET.

1847.

ART.

I. CHARLES EDWARD, THE PRETENDER

Histoire de Charles-Edouard, dernier Prince

la Maison de Stuart, précédée d'une Histoire de

Rivalité de l'Angleterre et de l'Écosse. Par Am

DÉE Pichot, D. M.

II. BROUGHAM'S LIVES OF Men Of LETTERS

Lives of Men of Letters and Science, who flou

ished in the Time of George the Third. By HENR

LORD BROUGHAM, F. R. S. Second Series.

* III. THE SOURCES OF THE Divina COMMEDIA

1. La Divine Comédie avant Dante. Par I

CHARLES LABITTE.

2. Études sur les Sources Poétiques de la Divi

Comédie. Par A. J. OZANAM.

IV. THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TAOMAS Å BECKET .

The Life and Letters of Thomas à Becket, no

first gathered from the Contemporary Historia

By the Rev. J. A. GILES, D. C. L., late Fellow

Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

V. MEMOIRS OF THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIONS

Memoirs of the Administrations of Washingt

and John Adams, edited from the Papers of Oliv

Wolcott, Secretary of the Treasury. By Geor

.

VI. WORCESTER'S UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY

179

A Universal and Critical Dictionary of the Eng.

lish Language; to which are added Walker's Key

to the Pronunciation of Classical and Scripture Prop-

er Names, much enlarged and improved ; and a

Pronouncing Vocabulary of Modern Geographical

Names. By JOSEPH E. WORCESTER.

VII. HOLMES'S URANIA

208

Urania, a Rhymed Lesson, pronounced before the

Mercantile Library Association, October 14, 1846.

By OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

VIII. MACKENZIE's Life of DECATUR .

217

The Library of American Biography. Conduct-

ed by JARED SPARKS. Vol. XXI. The Life of Ste-

phen Decatur, a Commodore in the Navy of the

United States. By ALEXANDER SLIDELL MACKEN-

ZIE, U.S. N.

IX. HOCHELAGA

237

Hochelaga; or England in the New World. Ed.

ited by Eliot WARBURTON, Esq., Author of the

Crescent and the Cross.

X. CRITICAL Notices.

1. Sumner's Phi Beta Kappa Address

254

2. Howe on Prison Discipline

257

3. Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon

260

4. Smith's Memoir of Fichte .

263

5. Report on Tenements for the Poor

. 266

6. Livermore's Lectures to Young Men

268

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