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I. HALLAM'S LITERATURE OF EUROPE

Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the fif-

teenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries. By HEN-
RY HALLAM.

II. POLITICS OF THE PURITANS

1. An Historical Discourse, delivered at New Haven,

the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the first Settlement

of the Colony. By JAMES L. KINGSLEY.

2. Thirteen Historical Discourses on the Completion

of Two Hundred Years from the beginning of the first

Church in New Haven, By LEONARD BACON.

3. The Planter's Plea.

III. DIFFICULties between FRANCE AND THE ARGENTINE

AND ORIENTAL REPUBLICS

1. Oficio del Consul Encargado Interinamente del

Consulado General de Francia en Buenos-Aires, al Sr.

Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de la Confederacion

Argentina. Contestacion del. Sr. Ministro y otros do-

cumentos relativos al mismo asunto.

2. Ultimatum del Sr. Consul de Francia Mr. Aimé

Roger, dirigido al Gobierno de Buenos-Aires, Encar-

gado de las Relaciones Exteriores de la Confedera-

cion Argentina, con la correspondente contestacion y

documentos que le son relativos.

3. El Nacional.

4. Manifiesto sobre la Infamia, Alevosia Ꭹ Perfidia

con que el Almirante Frances Mr. Leblanc, y demas

Agentes de la Francia residentes en Montevideo, han

hostilizado y sometido a la tirania del Rebelde Fructu-

oso Rivera, al Estado Oriental del Uraguay, que, con-

forme a su constitucion, se hallaba bajo la presiden-

cia legal del Brigdier General D. Manuel Oribe.

IV. PRISON DISCIPLINE

A Popular Essay on Subjects of Penal Law, and on

uninterrupted Solitary Confinement at Labor, as con-

tra-distinguished to Solitary Confinement at Night and

Joint Labor by Day, in a Letter to JOHN BACON, Esq.,

President of the Philadelphia Society for alleviating

the Miseries of Public Prisons. By FRANCIS Lieber.

V. ENGLISH AND FRENCH TRAVELLERS IN AMERICA .

1. Diary in America. By Captain MARRYATT.

2. Travels in North America. By the Honorable

CHARLES AUGUSTUS MURRAY.

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3. De la Démocratie in Amérique. Par A. DE

TOCQUEVILLE. Democracy in America. BY ALEXIS

DE TOCQUEVILLE, etc., etc. Translated by HENRY

REEVE, Esq. With an original Preface and Notes.

By JOHN C. SPENCER.

4. Lettres sur l' Amérique du Nord. Par M. CHE-

VALIER. Society, Manners, and Politics in the United

States. By MICHAEL CHEVALIER.

VI. ENGLISH RURAL SCENERY AND ASSOCIATIONS . . 170

1. Rural Life in England. By WILLIAM HOWITT.

2. Rural Sketches. By THOMAS MILLER.

VII. OXFORD THEOLOGY

1. Tracts for the Times. By MEMBERS OF THE UNI-

VERSITY OF Oxford.

2. A Letter to the Rt. Reverend Father in God, Ri-

chard, Lord Bishop of Oxford, on the Tendency to Ro-

manism, imputed to Doctrines held of old, as now, in

the English Church. By E. B. PUSEY.

3. A Call to Union on the Principles of the English

Reformation. A Visitation Sermon. By W. F. HOOK.

VIII. CRITICAL NOTICES.

1. Winer's Grammar of the New Testament

2. Packard's Xenophon's Memorabilia.

3. Gesenius's Hebrew Grammar

4. Aids to Reflection

5. Bacon's Poems

7. Burton's Church History

8. Mrs. Sigourney's Reading Books

9. Dwight's Character of Jefferson.

10. Blake's Biographical Dictionary

11. Life and Times of Luther.

12. A New Home. Who'll follow?

15. Barnard's Address at Amherst College

20. The Poet's Tribute. Poems by W. B. Tappan

21. Upham's Elements of Mental Science .

13. Woman's Mission . .

14. The Poets of America

I. REDFIELD'S AND ESPY'S THEORY OF STORMS

1. Remarks on the Prevailing Storms of the Atlantic

Coast of the North American States. By WILLIAM

2. On the Gales and Hurricanes of the Western At-

lantic. By W. C. REDFIELD.

3. Observations on the Hurricanes and Storms of

the West Indies. By W. C. Redfield.

4. Mr. Redfield in Reply to Mr. Espy.

5. Courses of Hurricanes and Typhoons of the China

Sea. By W. C. REDFIELD.

6. Meteorological Sketches, by an Observer.

7. Meteorological Sketches, by an Amateur Ob-

8. Remarks on Mr. Espy's Theory of Centripetal

Storms. By W. C. REDFIELD.

9. Whirlwinds excited by Fire, with farther notices

of the Typhoons of the China Seas. By W. C. RED-

10. Papers, by JAMES ESPY.

11. An attempt to develop the Law of Storms. By

Lieut. Col. W. REID, C. B., of the Royal (British) En-

gineers.

II. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

1. Second Report of the Commissioners appointed

to consider and recommend a general system of Rail-

Ways for Ireland.

2. Les Voies de Communication aux Etats Unis.

Par MICHEL CHEVALIER.

3. Rail-Roads in the Kingdom of Belgium, compa-

red with those in the United States.

lier DE GERSTNER.

III. LESSING'S CHARACTER AND WRITINGS

1. Lessing's Sammtliche Werke.

2. Lessing's Geist aus seinem Schriften.

3. Gottholb Ephraim Lessing's Leben, nebst seinem

noch übrigen litterarischen Nachlasse.

IV. GIRARD COLLEGE FOR ORPHANS

1. Report on Education in Europe, to the Trustees

of the Girard College for Orphans. By ALEXANDER

D. BACHE, LL. D., President of the College.

2. The Will and Biography of the late Stephen Gi-

3. Address on the occasion of laying the Corner

Stone of the Girard College for Orphans. By NICHO-

4. Report of the Committee on Moral and Religious

Instruction and Discipline, to the Trustees of the Gi-

rard College for Orphans. B. W. RICHARDS, Chairman.

5. Report of the Committee on Clothing, Diet, etc.,

to the Board of Trustees of the Girard College for

Orphans. GEORGE B. WOOD, M. D., Chairman.

6. Reports of Committees, Resolutions, etc., relative

to the Organization of the Girard College for Orphans.

V. THE CELTIC LANGUAGES

1. Remains of Japhet; being Historical Inquiries

into the affinity and Origin of European Languages.

By JAMES PARSONS, M. D.; M. C. P.; F. R. A. S. L.

2. Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bards; intersper-

sed with Anecdotes of, and Observations on, the Mu-

sic of Ireland. Also, an Historical Account of the

Musical Instruments of the Irish. By J. C. WALKER,

3. Focaior Gaioighilge-Saco-bhearla: or an Irish-

English Dictionary; whereof the Irish part hath been

compiled not only from various Irish vocabularies, par-

ticularly that of Mr. Edward Llhuyd, but also from a

great variety of the best Irish MSS. now extant; espe-

cially those that have been composed from the ninth

and tenth centuries; besides those of the lives of St.

Patrick and St. Bridget, written in the sixth century:

with a Preliminary Dissertation. By J. O'BRIEN.

Edited by ROBert Daly.

VI. CALVERT'S COUNT JULIAN.

Count Julian; a Tragedy. By GEORGE H. CAL-

VERT, Translator of Schiller's "Don Carlos."

VII. HOWITT'S VISITS TO REMARKABLE PLACES

Visits to Remarkable Places: Old Halls, Battle

Fields, and Scenes illustrative of Striking Passages in

English History and Poetry. By WILLIAM HOWITT.

VIII. CRITICAL NOTICES.

1. Marsh's Coleridge's Aids to Reflection

2. The Pathfinder

3. Pictures of Early Life

4. Elements of Chemistry

5. The Book of Psalms

6. Bagster's Coverdale's Bible

10. The Sea-Captain.

11. Ripley on the Latest Form of Infidelity

IX. QUARTERLY CHRONICLE

QUARTERLY LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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