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History of Europe from the Commencement of
the French Revolution in 1789 to the Restoration
of the Bourbons in 1815. By Archibald Alison,
F. R. S. E., Advocate.
II. ON THE RELUCTANCE TO PRAY,
III.-FESTIVALS OF THE ANCIENT CHRISTIANS,
IV.
Denkwürdigkeiten aus der Christlichen Archäologie;
mit beständiger Rücksicht auf die gegenwärtigen
Bedürfnisse der Christlichen Kirche, von D. Johann
Christian Wilhelm Augusti.
V. THE CONNECTION BETWEEN INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL
CULTURE,
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1. An Address delivered before the Society of the
Alumni of Harvard University, August 27, 1844. By
Daniel Appleton White.
2. An Oration delivered at Cambridge, before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society in Harvard University, August
29, 1844. By George Putnam.
VI-THE CHURCH,
Lectures on certain High-Church Principles com-
monly designated by the term Puseyism. By
Thomas Madge.
VII-WRITINGS OF R. W. EMERSON,
Essays: Second Series. By R. W. Emerson.
VIII-RELIGION,
IX.-DOCTRINAL PREACHING,
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87
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1. Expository Lectures, on the principal Passages of
the Scriptures, which relate to the Doctrine of the
Trinity. By George W. Burnap.
2. Lectures on Christian Doctrine. By Andrew P.
Peabody.
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NOTICES OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
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Hildreth's Theory of Morals,
Choules's Reprint of Neal's History of the Puritans,
Colman's Consolatory Views of Death,
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126
129
Sparks's Library of American Biography, Vol. iii,
Downing's Landscape Gardening and Rural Archi-
tecture,
130
132
Story's Phi Beta Kappa Poem,-Benjamin's Poem
before the Mercantile Library Association,
Burnap's Discourse on Duties of Citizen Soldier,—
Emerson's Address on Emancipation in West
Indies, Greeley's Address before Literary Socie-
ties of Hamilton College,-Hodges's Address at
Laying Corner-stone of Meeting-house in Somer-
ville, Sargent's Lecture on the late Improve-
ments in Steam Navigation and the Arts of Naval
Warfare-Peabody's Lecture before Portsmouth
Lyceum, Remarks on Rev. Mr. Putnam's Phi
Beta Kappa Oration,
INTELLIGENCE.
Religious Intelligence.-Ecclesiastical Record,-Protes- tant Episcopal Church,-Ordinations,-Dedication,
Literary Intelligence.-New Works,-Common Schools,
Lectures,-Unitarian Works Abroad,
Miscellaneous Intelligence.-Replies to the Address of
English Unitarians,
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135
137
140
Life in the Sick-Room. Essays. By Harriet
Anastasis: or the Doctrine of the Resurrection of
the Body, rationally and Scripturally considered.
By George Bush.
V. MINISTERING SPIRITS,
VI.-POETRY,
1. A Drama of Exile; and other Poems. By Eliza-
beth B. Barrett.
2. Poems. By Frances Anne Butler.
3. Poems. By Christopher Pearse Cranch.
4. Irish Girl; and other Poems. By Sarah Ellis.
5. Gonzalvo: or the Fall of Grenada. By Charles
Hood.
6. The Waif: a Collection of Poems.
7. Conversations on some of the Old Poets. By James Russell Lowell.
VII.-MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF EDUCATION,
1. Eighth Annual Report of the Board of Education,
with the Eighth Annual Report of the Secretary
of the Board.
2. Abstract of the Massachusetts School Returns for
1843-44.
3. Remarks on the Seventh Annual Report of the
Hon. Horace Mann.
4. Reply to the “Remarks” of Thirty-one Boston
Schoolmasters on the Seventh Annual Report of
the Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Edu-
cation. By Horace Mann.
5. Observations on a Pamphlet entitled "Remarks
on the Seventh Annual Report of the Hon. Horace
Mann."
VIII-LIFE AND DISCOURSES OF THE LATE REV. G. W.
Practical Discourses. By George Wadsworth
Wells. With a Memoir.
IX.-MR. PARKER AND HIS VIEWS,
1. Fourth Quarterly Report of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Benevolent Fraternity of Churches.
2. Obstacles to the Truth. A Sermon. By John
T. Sargent.
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