THE

BOSTON QUARTERLY REVIEW.

VOLUME IV.

W YORK

STOR LIBR VET

NEW-YORK

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY BENJAMIN H. GREENE,

124 WASHINGTON STREET.

1841.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME IV.

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No. XIII.

ART. I.

Conversations with a Radical. By a Conservative.

ART. II.—The Times, - Past, Present, and Future.

Fac-

tions, Religious and Political. The English System

and Catholicism. The English System in America.

Democracy. Its Tendency. Result.

ART. III. - Our Future Policy. - The Policy to be pursued

hereafter by the Friends of the Constitution, and of

Equal Rights.

Address to the Workingmen.

ART. IV.

ART. V.- LITERARY NOTICES.-Social Destiny of Man, &c.

By Albert Brisbane. - Woman and her Master. By

Lady Morgan.- History of the United States. By

George Bancroft. - The Dial. Nos. I. and II.-

Grandfather's Chair, &c. By Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Emancipation. By William E. Channing. -The Rhode

Island Book. By Anne C. Lynch. — Confessions of an

Inquiring Spirit. By S. T. Coleridge. Airs of Pales-

tine, &c. By John Pierpont. Essay on Washington,

&c. By M. Guizot.

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No. XIV.

ART. I. Conversations with a Radical. By a Conservative.

ART. II.-The Laboring Classes in the Age of Chivalry.

ART. III. -The works of Charles Lamb, to which are pre-

fixed his Letters, and a sketch of his Life, by THOMAS

NOON TALFourd.

ART. IV. — Distribution and the Public Lands

ART. V.-LITERARY NOTICES.-Night and Morning. A

Novel. By Bulwer. Essays. By R. W. Emerson.

General History of the world, from the Earliest Times,

until the year 1831. By Charles Von Rotteck, LL. D.

Translated from the German, and continued to 1840.

By Frederick Jones, A. M.- A Year's Life. By James
Russell Lowell. The Hour and the Man. By Har-
riet Martineau. — Récits des Temps Mérovingiens pré-
cédés de Considerations sur l'Histoire de France. Par
Augustin Thierry. — Letter to the Editors of the Low-
ell Offering.

ART. I.- Social Evils, and their Remedy.

ART. II.Essays. By R. W. EMERSON.

ART. III.

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The Secret of the Lord is with them that fear

him. A Discourse. By the EDITOR,