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ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, by

ALEXANDER V. BLAKE,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.

ART.

I. CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF Greece, and the De-

MOCRACY OF ATHENS

1. The Historical Antiquities of the Greeks, with

reference to their Political Institutions. By WIL-

LIAM WACHSMUTH. Translated from the German,

by EDMUND WOOLRYCH.

2. A Manual of the Political Antiquities of Greece,

historically considered; from the German of CHAS.

FREDERICK HERMANN.

II. THE COUNTRY AROUND ROME, ITS CLIMATE, CUL-

TURE, AND CONDITION.

1. Analisi-storico-Topografico-Antiquaria della car-

ta de' dintorni di Roma. Da ANTONIO NIBBI.

2. Tentamen Geographicum exhibens Latium ve-

tus et regiones conterminas Etruriæ, Sabinæ, Æquo-

rum, Volscorumque juxta faciem hodiernam, etc., etc.

A WILHELMO GELL et ANTONIO NIBBY.

III. UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

1. On the Principles of English University Educa-

tion. By the Rev. WILLIAM WHEWELL, M. A.

2. Die Englischen Universitäten. Von V. A.

HUBER.

3. Die Preussischen Universitäten. Von JOHANN

FRIEDRICH WILHELM KOCH.

4. Wissenschaft und Universität, in ihrer Stellung

zu den praktischen Interessen der Gegenwart, von

Dr. CARL BIEDERMANN.

IV. SIR WALTER SCOTT

Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

By J. G. LOCKHART, Esq.

V. AMERICAN FINANCES AND CREDIT

1. Observations on the Financial Position and

Credit of such of the States of the North American

Union, as have contracted Public Debts. By Alex-

ANDER TROTTER, Esq.

2. Remarks on the Currency of the United States,

and present and future Prospects of the Country.

By PUBLIUS.

VI. THE SMITHSONIAN BEQUEST

Report of Mr. John Quincy Adams, from the se-

lect Committee appointed by the House of Repre-

sentatives on the subject.

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ART.

DE TOCQUEVille.

VII. DE TOCQUEVILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA

Democracy in America. Part Second. By ALEXIS

Translated by HENRY REEVE,

PAGE

233

Esq.

4. France; its King, Court, and Government

252

CONTENTS OF NUMBER XIV.

ART.

I. MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES

1. Report of Mr. Keim, from the Committee on the

Militia.

2. Report of Mr. Triplett, from the minority of the

Committee on the Militia.

3. Letter of J. R. Poinsett, to the Speaker of the

House of Representatives

4. Senate Document, No. 531.

II. CAREY ON THE POPULATION AND CONDITION OF MAN-

KIND

Principles of Political Economy. Part the Third. Of

the causes which retard the Increase in the numbers

of Mankind. Part the Fourth. Of the causes which

retard Improvement in the Political Condition of

Mankind. By HENRY CAREY

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277

306

III. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EARL OF CHATHAM

330

Correspondence of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham,

edited by the executors of his son, John, Earl of Chat-

ham, from the original MSS. in their possession.

IV. EARLY ENGLISH POETRY

1. Relics of Ancient English Poetry, consisting of

old Heroic Ballads, and other pieces of our earlier

Poets. By THOMAS PERCY, D. D.

2 Versuch einer geschichtlichen Charakteristik der

Volkslieder Germanischer Nationen. Von TALVJ.

V. THE INFANCY OF THE AMERICAN UNION

The Infancy of the Union, a Discourse delivered be-

fore the New York Historical Society, Thursday, De-

cember 19, 1839. By WILLIAM B. REED.

VI. COLERIDGE'S LITERARY REMAINS

1. The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Cole-

ridge. Collected and Edited by HENRY NELSON

COLERIDGE, Esq.

2. The Scriptural Character of the English Church,

considered in a series of Sermons, with notes and il-

lustrations. By the Rev. DERwent Coleridge.

VII. CORNELIUS MATHEWS'S WRITINGS

1. The Motley Book, a series of Tales and Sketches

of American Life. By the Author of Behemoth.

2. The Politicians, a Comedy, in five Acts.

CORNELIUS MATHEWS, Esq.

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