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- of women : Taylor, Iviii, 1876. 374. Dissipation, thoughts on, ix, 1826. 186.
Divine intervention in the opera- tions of nature ; Agassiz, xxxiii, 1851. 62.
Divorce and marriage ; Rodenberg, Ixiii, 1881. 362.
Dodge club, the, li, 1869. 484.
Dog, sagacity of a, iv, 1821. 332. Dogs and their doings; Morris, liv, 1872. 180.
Dolphin, the crew of the; Stretton, Iviii, 1876. 580.
Domestic science, principles of; Beecher, lii, 1870. 318.
Dotty Dimple's flyaway; Sophie May, lii, 1870. 163.
Donald Frazer, xlix, 1867. 484.
Douglass, L. L., letter from, iii, 1820. 358.
Draytons and the Davenants, the, xlix, 1867. 163.
Dred; Mrs. H. B. Stowe, xxxix, 1857. 157.
- Scott case, report on the, xxxix, 1857. 497.
Dress, female, in 1857, xI, 1858. 139. Drops of water from many fountains ; Eldridge, xlix, 1867. 163.
Drunkenness, on, vi, 1823. 147.
Dunce, origin of the word, xxxvii, 1855. 579.
Dusenbery, Harriet, on death, (poem,) vii, 1824. 200.
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Dutch republic, rise of the; Motley, Ixii, ISSO. 194.
Duties of higher toward lower races, Ixi, 1879. 137. - tests, and comforts ; D. F. Reed, xxxix, 1857. 319.
Dwight's American magazine, xxix, 1847. 640.
Dyeing and calico printing, treatise on, xxviii, 1846. 631.
Ear, the hearing. (J. HENRY CLARK,) xlv, 1863, 106; ear of Dionysius, 107; the canal, 109; ear-ache, 112 ; diseases of the ear, 114 ; in- ternal ear, 118; quackery, 121; adaptation of the ear to music, 122; mnteism, 123; apparatus to aid the deaf, 124; method of speaking to the deaf, 128.
- The wonderful construction of the, iii, 1820. 174.
Early dawn, the, xlvi, 1864. 699. Earth, appearance of, from the moon, xxxiii, 1851. 51.
- Descriptive history of phenom- ena of the life of the globe; Reclus, liv, 1872. 163.
- Kepler's early conjectures con- cerning the, xxxiii, 1851. 19.
- and man; Guizot, xxxi, 1849. 501.
- The, and its wonders; Charles Adams, lii, 1870. 635.
East, the ancient history of the; Philip Smith, liv, 1872. 354.
- Observations in the; Durbin, xxviii, 1846. 114.
Easter-day, (poem,) xi, 1828. 280. Ebony idol, the, xlii, 1860. 698.
· Economy, encyclopedia of domestic, xxviii, 1846. 156.
Edda, an English version of the younger or prose; Anderson, Ixii, 1880. 399.
Edinburgh review, xxxix, 1857, 304, 472, 650; x1, 1858. 139, 312, 486, 650; xli, 1859, 138, 474, 657; xliv, 1862, 685; xlv, 1863, 153, 508, 680; xlvi. 1864, 147, 331; xlvii, 1865, 126, 301, 459, 600; xlviii, 1866, 138, 290, 470, '602; xlix, 1867, 114, 294, 614; 1, 1868, 123, 204, 460, 605;
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li, 1869, 132, 301, 443, 606; lii, 1870, 126, '292, 457, 603; liii, 1871, 308, 655; liv, 1872, 313, 495, 630; Ivii, 1875, 127, 485; Iviii, 1876, 150, 530, 705; lix, 1877, 162, 530, 721; 1x, 1878,
153, 337, 527, 717; Ixi, 1879, 138, 753; 1xii, 1880, 168, 360, 565, 747; Ixiii, 1881. 357, 549. 757.
Editorial introductory, (GEORGE PECK,) xxii, 1840, 355; xxiii, 1841. 5.
- introductory, (J. M'CLINTOCK,) xxx, 1848. 626.
-- introductory, (D. D. WHEDON,) xxxviii, 1856, 652; xxxix, 1857. 175.
- note, xxiv, 1842, 324; lxii, 1880. 204.
- notes, xxxix, 1857. 673.
- parley, xxxviii, 1856, 652; xxxix, 1857. 344, 507.
Editors, notes by the, xii, 1830. 240. Edwards, R. L., letter from, iv, 1821. 36.
Edwin Drood, the mystery of; Dickens, liii, 1871. 179.
Egeria of Simins, xxxvi, 1854. 160. Egerton, Florence, xxxvi, 1854. 628. Egotist, the; King, Ixii, 1880. 204. Egypt, among the huts in; Whate- ley, liv, 1872. 180.
-- Ancient; Devor, Ivii, 1875. 221. - Arabia Petrea, and the Holy Land, travels in, (R. W. ALLEN,) xxii, 1840. 71.
-- Arabia Petrea, and Palestine, travels in ; Olin, xxv, 1843. 164. - Incidents of travel in, xx, 1838. 240.
- kings, book of ancient ; Lepsius, xlii, 1860. 682.
- The khedive's; De Leon, Ix, 1878. 195.
- Monuments of, xliv, 1862. 446. - and its monuments; Hawks. xxxii, 1850. 130: antiquity of writing in, 134; hieroglyphiexl system of, 139.
- to Palestine; Bartlett, Ixi, 1879. 587.
- Travels in; W. Fisk, xx, 1838. 140, 358, 449.
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Egypt, visit to; Greg, lii, 1870. 323. - (See also Ancient.)
Egyptian chronology; Strong, Ix, 1878. 197, 462.
- hieroglyphics, xliv, 1862. 330.
- agriculture, ancient ; Thaer, Ixiii, 1881. 770.
Egyptians, customs of the ancient, v, 1822. 186.
- A popular account of the ancient, xxxvi, 1854. 621.
- The, in the times of the Pharoahs; Wilkinson, Ivii, 1875. 221.
Egyptology, xliii, 1861. 503.
- Notes on; Thompson, lix, 1877. 713.
Eighteenth century, the; Hilde- brand, Ixii, 1880. 354.
Election; Richard, xl, 1858. 666.
- The great, (GILBERT HAVEN,) xlvii, 1865, 253: the presiden- tial contest of 1864, 253; held in time of war, 254; true and full expression of the sentiment of the people, 256; no more slavery, 257; held in the eyes of the world, 258; its influence on the union, 259; the question of liberty settled, 261; the vic- tory of democracy, 263; influ- ence on the literature of Europe, 266; the future duty of frater- nity, 267; distinction of color and origin to be abolished, 269; the duty of the Church, 272.
Electricity, Franklin's discoveries in, xxix, 1847. 101.
- in its relation to medicine and surgery; Rockwell, Ixii, 1880. 191.
Elevation of a race. the, and the redemption of a continent ; Allen, Ix, 1878. 579.
Elfrida, Iviii, 1876. 196.
Elizabeth, the age of; Creighton, Iviii, 1876. 579.
Elm island, the boy farmer of; E. Kellogg, lii, 1870. 163.
-- island stories; Kellogg, lii, 1870. 483.
Eliot, Frank, xli, 1859. 509.
Elocution, (M. CALDWELL, ) xxvii, 1845, 403; qualifications of the orator, 403; natural qualifica-
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tions, 405; Demosthenes, 408; excellence in oratory the result of education, 410; external graces must be acquired, 413; the system of study and prac- tice, 416; objections to the sys- tem, 418.
Elocution, a practical manual of; Caldwell, xxvii, 1845. 316.
- The science of ; Hamill, liv, 1872. 691.
Eloquence, Maury on, xv, 1833. 224. - Pulpit, xxv, 1843. 528.
- pulpit, repository of; Fish, xxxviii, 1856. 489.
- Select English; Dr. Goodrich, XXXV, 1853. 150.
- Its various species and their classification, (J. O'CONNELL.) xxx, 1848. 514.
Elsie's children; Finley, 1x, 1878. 195.
Emancipation; Bangs, xxxi, 1849. 678.
- eve in the West Indies, xl, 1858. 207.
- West India; Bleby, xlii, 1860. 33. 201. (See also West India.) Emigrant boy, the, and his sister, x1, 1858. 507.
Emigration, the influence of, in changing and improving a peo- ple, xxxiii, 1851. 640.
Emilie the peacemaker; Geldart, xli, 1859. 675.
Emmaus, a sacred ode, iv, 1821. 440.
Empire, the mikado's; Griffis, Iviii, 1876, 764; lix, 1877. 368.
Empires, the fate of, (poem,) ix, 1826. 80.
Encyclopedia, Bacon's suggestions for an, xxxvii, 1855. 470.
- Britannica, xxxv, 1853. 326.
- Iconographic, xxxi, 1849. 692.
- The new American, x1, 1858. 338. 507.
Encyclopedie des sciences relig- ieuses; Lichtenberger, Ixiii, 1881. 199.
Engineers and . mechanics' pocket book; Haswell, 1. 1868. 164.
England, the child's history of ; Dickens, xxxvi, 1854. 475.
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England, constitutional history of; | English men of letters; Huxley's Hallam, xxix, 1847. 482.
- Concise history of ; Clark, xxxiv, 1852. 150.
- History of, in the eighteenth century; Lecky, Ix, 1878. 376.
- in the eighteenthi century ; Lecky, Ixi, 1879. 5.
- First impressions of; Miller, xxxiii, 1851. 489.
- Glory and shame of; Lester, xxiv, 1842, 322; xlviii, 1866. 628.
- History of; Lecky, Ixiii, 1881. 246.
- History of; Macaulay, xxxi, 1849, 327; xxxviii, 1856, 317; xliii, 1861, 528; xlvi, 1864. 419.
- History of ; Froude, xlvii, 1865, 476; 1, 1868, 57; lii, 1870. 151, 323.
- History of, from the accession of James the second; Macaulay, Ixii, 1880. 194.
- History of; William Smith, 1, 1868. 324.
- History of, from the invasion of Cæsar to the revolution of 1688; Hume, Ixii, 1880. 196.
- and Italy, stray studies from; Green, Iviii, 1876. 580.
- Laws of, commentaries on ; Black- stone, xxx, 1848. 1856.
- Living authors of, xxxii, 1850. 124.
- A month in; Tuckerman, xxxvi, 1854. 479.
- Pictorial history of, xxviii, 1846, 478, 632; xxix, 1817. 322, 485.
- Recollections of real life in, xxx, 1848. 477.
- Social condition of the people of ; Kay, xlvi, 1864. 526.
- Statesmen of the commonwealth of, xxix, 1847. 323. .
- Young folks' history of ; Yonge, Ixi, 1879. 604.
English history, readings from; Green, Ixii, 1880. 204.
- history, tales from, xxxviii, 1836. 154.
- literature, manual of; Hart, liv, 1872. 356, 531.
- men of letters, Ixi, 1879. 403, 604.
Hume, lxiii, 1881. 246.
- people, history of the; Green. Ivii, 1875, 532; 1x, 1878, 375, 580; Ixi, 1879. 5, 793.
- people, history of, vol. iv. ; Green, Ixii, 1880. 796.
- revolution. history of the; Gui- zot, xxviii, 1846. 328.
- reviews, Ixiii, 1881. 162, 357, 547, 753.
- Studies in; De Vere, xlix, 1867. 320.
- style and spelling, lxiii, 1881. 361.
- thought in the eighteenth cent- ury, some phases of, (CALEB T. WINCHESTER,) Ixiii, 1881. 246.
-- tracts; Emerson, xxxix, 1857. 147. -- travelers and Italian brigands; Moens, xlviii, 1866. 635.
Enquirer, the-wine for the Lord's Supper, xxiv, 1842. 323.
Enthusiast, an infidel, vii, 1824. 188. Envy, on, vii, 1824. 422.
-- and hatred, Plutarch on, xxxiii, 1851. 467.
Epicurus, Plutarch against, xxxiii, 1851. 477.
Ephesus, topography of, (J. S. JEW- ELL,) liii, 1871, 279; the plain, 280; its boundaries, 281; Ayasa- louk, 283; Mount Prion-exca- vations, 284; situation of the temple of Diana, 291.
Epilepsy, cure of, vii, 1824. 415. Epitaph, ( poem,) vi, 1823. 160. Epochs of ancient history ; Merivale, lix, 1877. 388, 579.
- of modern history; Church, lx, 1878. 388.
Eras of nations, xxxv, 1853. 433. Error rectified, an, vi, 1823. 220. Erziehung der Jungend, die ; Ascher. Iviii, 1876. 193.
Essays; Tuckerman, xxxix, 1857. 336.
- Macaulay, xlii, 1860, 352; xliii, 1861. 351.
-- Hugh Miller, xlvii, 1865. 323.
- H. Spencer, xlvii, 1865. 156.
Emerson, xlix, 1867. 325.
- and reviews; Vaughn, xlii, 1860. 277.
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Essays and reviews; Hedge, xliii, [ Europe, poets and poetry of : Long- 1861. 160, 495, 511, 675. fellow, xxxvii, 1855. 327.
- and reviews ; Zemple, xlviii, 1866. 485.
- and reviews; Appletons, xlix, 1867. 325.
-. and reviews, replies to, xlix, 1867. 325.
- and reviews; Whipple, 1, 1868. 5. Etchings of a whaling cruise, xxix, 1847. 164.
Ethnology, latest results of, xxxii, 1850. 531.
- Position of north African races of men in, xxxii, 1850. 563.
Eton, recollections of, lii, 1870. 636. Etruscan stock of mankind, its lo- calities, numbers, xxxii, 1850. 555.
Etudes oriental, (oriental studies,) xliv, 1862. 162.
- religieuses et literaires; Saint Hi- laire, xlv, 1863. 503.
Etymology, uses of, xxxii, 1850. 259. Euripides ; tragedies of, xxxix, 1857. 336.
Europe and America; De Gurowski, xxxix, 1857. 668.
- The conquest of, Iviii, 1876. 195.
- Contemporary art in; Benjamin, 1x, 1878. 187.
- and the east, travels in; V. Mott, xxiv, 1842. 322.
- and the east, travels in; Prime, xxxvii, 1855. 484.
- and the east, hand-book of trav- els in; Harpers, xlix, 1867. 636.
- History of; Alison, xxv, 1843, 163, 350; xxvi, 1844, 155; xxxviii, 1856, 495; x1, 1838. 501.
- Literature of the south of, XXX, 1848. 481.
-- Loiterings in; Corson, xxx, 1848. 613.
-- Matters and things in, (GEORGE PECK,) xxix, 1847, 459, 607; xxx, 1848. 122.
- Men and things in; Kirwan, xxxvi, 1854. 152.
- Observations in; Durbin, xxvi, 1844. 460.
- past and present; Ungewitter, xxxii, 1850. 659.
- Revolutions in, xxviii, 1846. 179.
- A run through; Benedict, xlii, 1860. 691.
- Scenes and thoughts in; G. H. Calvert, xxxiv. 1852. 632.
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Summer rambles in; Clark, Ix, 1878. 188.
- Travels in; Fisk, xx, 1838. 140, 358, 449.
- Travels in; Bellows, li, 1869. 324. - A visit to; Silliman, xxxvi, 1854. 153.
-- A year in; Cross, xlii, 1860. 520. European acquaintances; De Forest, x1, 1858. 339.
- life, legend, and landscape, xli, 1859. 340.
- literature, letters on recent, xxxv, 1853. 623.
- morals from Augustus to Charle- magne, history of; Lecky, li, 1869. 630.
Evangelical review, xl, 1858, 136, 305, 641; xli, 1859, 136, 309, 473; xlvi, 1864, 327, 500; xlvii, 1865, 125, 234, 454, 600; xlviii, 1866, 137. 470, 601 ; xlix, 1867, 112, 438; 1. 1868. 122, 204, 460, 603; li. 1869, 127, 299, 443. 606; lii, 1870, 124, 290, 602; liii, 1871, 133, 296, 469; liv, 1872. 127, 307, 491, 641.
- theory of education, xlvi, 1864. 161.
Evangelista, el, organo de la verdad evangelica en el bio de La Platta, Ix, 1878. 382.
Evening by evening, or reading at eventide; Spurgeon, li, 1869. 460.
- of life; Chaplain, xli, 1859. 318. - an ode, ii, 1819. 359.
Everett, J., expulsion from the British Conference, xxxi, 1849. 681.
Every - day book of history and chronology, x1, 1858. 503.
Every month, li, 1869. 156. Examiner, the, liii, 1871. 138.
Examples from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; Sigour- ney, xxxix, 1857. 338.
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Excavations in the cave Kessler- [ Fairy book; Mace, 1, 186S. 163.
loch, in Switzerland, lviii, 1876. 531.
Excelsior magazine, 1, 1868. 636.
Exercises, manual of physical; Wood, 1, 1868. 158.
Exertions, utility of missionary, iii, 1820. 457.
Exeter hall, six lectures delivered in, 1, 1868. 164.
Exhausted vitality; Miller, 1, 1868. 321.
Expedition, exploring, narrative of United States; Wilkes, xxvii, 1845. 483.
-- Green's Texan, against Mier, xxviii, 1946. 332.
Exploration, African, xv, 1833. 39. Expose des œuvre de la charite Protestante; Triquety, xlv, 1863. 502.
Extract, ix, 1826. 150.
- A beautiful, v, 1822. 424.
Eye and ear, structure of human, x, 1827. 65, 111.
- Lachrymal apparatus of the, xxxiii, 1851. 25.
- Light, use, and abuse of the, (S. HENRY CLARK, ) xliii, 1861, 104; the eye a representative organ, 105; causes of decay of eye- sight, 107; effect of overwork, 108; indication to stop, 110; how to economize eye-sight, 112; adjustment of light, 114; sliades and blinds, 116; bad habits, 117; opening the eyes in cold water, 119; squeezing the eyes, 120; when the eyes should rest, 122; effect of tobacco and stimulants, 124; use and abuse of glasses, 126.
Eyes, the use of; Reynolds, xvii, 1835. 118.
Faber's thesaurus, xxxiv, 1852. 39. Facciolate and Forcellini's edition of Calepin's Latin dictionary, xxxiv, 1852. 39.
Face, diversity of features in hu- man, ii, 1819. 62.
Facts for boys and girls ; Donkersley, xlvii, 1865. 479.
Faerie queen ; Spenser, x1, 1858. 209.
Family, the, its duties, joys, and sorrows; Gasparin, xlviii, 1866. 136.
- The pastor's, xxxvi, 1854. 623. Fankwei; W. M. Wood, xli, 1859. 338.
Fanny, the flower-girl; Bunbury, xli, 1859. 508.
Far west, sporting adventures iu the; Murphy, Ixii, 1880. 404.
Farm implements, xxxVI, 1854. 616. - legends; Carlton, Iviii, 1876. 196. Farnese, Alexander, 1, 1868. 410. Fasti, tristia, pontic epistles; Ovid, xxxiii, 1851. 663.
Father Clement, xlix, 1867. 434.
Fathers, Latin and Greek, entire works of the, xliii. 1861. 505. Fault tinding-Madeline Hascall's letters, lii. 1870. 163.
Federalist, the ; Dawson, xlvi, 1864. 351.
Fenelon, selections from the writ- ings of ; Mrs. Follen, xli, 1859. 315.
Ferdinand and Isabella, the Cathi- olic reign of, xxvii, 1845. 315. Fermentation ; Schutzenberger, Iviii, 1876. 580.
Fever, yellow, v, 1822. 387.
Fiji; T. Williams and J. Calmet, xli, 1859. 669.
- and the Fijians, T. Williams; E. House, xli, 1859. 601.
- King and people of ; Waterhouse ; Ixiii, 1881. 521.
Finley, James B., letter from, vii, 1824. 193.
- J. B., letter, account of the work among the Wyandots, iii, 1820. 34.
Finnish race of mankind, the, xxxii, 1850. 557.
Fireside reading; Clark, xxxix, 1857. 161.
-- series; Carter, xxxvi, 1854. 466. First principles; Spencer, xlv, 1563. 147.
- things; B. Stowe, xli, 1859. 488. Fish breeding; Fry, xxxvii, 1855. 138.
Five acres too much; Roosevelt, li, 1869. 484.
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Five minutes' chat with young women and others; Lewis, Ivi, 1874. 529.
Flaccus, A. Persius, the satire of ; Gildersleeve, Ivii, 1873. 530. Flag, the bethel, xxx, 1848. 475. Flavia, Ivii, 1875. 526.
Fleda and the voice; Lathbury, lix, 1877. 195.
Fletcher, John, anecdotes of, vi. 1823, 156, 336; vii, 1824, 32; ix, 1826. 28.
- Review of works of, xv, 1833. 406. - John, works of, xvi, 1834. 131. Flora, or self-deception, xl, 1858. 507.
Florida agriculturist, the, Ivi, 1874. 345.
- Maroons, the, (S. G. ARNOLD,) xlii, 1860, 554; fugitives from Carolina to Florida, 555; they fraternize with the Indians, 555; military incursions from the United States, 556; a murder- ous assault, 557; vengeance of the Maroons and Seminoles, 558; Florida ceded by Spain to the United States, 558; attempts to remove the Seminoles, 561; desperate condition of the Ma- roons, 562; treacherous treat- ment of Osceola, 563; his bloody revenge, 564; fate of Major Dadi's detachment, 564; num- ber and condition of the Ma- roons, 565; the Florida war, 565; General Jessup's treaty, 566; treatment of the Maroons, 567; they escape into Mexico, 571.
- New Yorker, the, Ix, 1878. 378. - its scenery, climate, and history ; Lanier, Iviii, 1876. 569.
- Standard map of; Apthorp, lix, 1877. 186.
- A winter in; Bill, lii, 1870. 150. Flower, the passion, viii, 1825. 208. Flowers and fossils; Stayman, lii, 1870. 323.
Fly, the; Tilton, xlviii, 1866. 163. Folks and fairies; Comfort, li, 1869. 161.
Food, vegetable substances used for, by man, xxvi, 1844. 161.
Foods; Smith, Ivi, 1874. 345. Fool of quality; Burke, xlii, 1860. 346.
Footfalls on the boundaries of an- other world; Owen, liii, 1871. 346.
Foot-prints of the Creator; Miller, xxxiii, 1851. 330.
Footstool, since o'er thy, ix, 1826. 280.
Foot, under; Clyde, lii, 1870. 323. Force and matter; Büchner, liv, 1872. 5, 414.
Foreign literary intelligence, xliv, 1862, 157, 329, 498, 676; xlv, 1863, 147, 334, 501, 673; xlvi. 1864, 141, 322, 497, 662: xlvii, 1865, 120, 281, 450, 598; xlviii. 1866, 135, 287, 466, 509: xlix. 1867, 110, 292. 434, 611; 1, 1868, 119, 290, 457, 601; li, 1869, 125, 441, 605; lii. 1870, 123, 288, 453; liii, 1871, 131.
324, 490, 669; liv, 1872, 149, 334, 506, 664; lv. 1873. 150, 498, 672; Ivi. 1874, 156. 326, 489; Ivii, 1875, 140, 329. 500, 675; lviii, 1876, 159, 364, 542. 724; lix, 1877, 171, 356, 544, 732; Ix, 1878, 158, 351, 555: Ixi, 1879, 154, 378, 574, 765: Ixii, 1880, 178, 576, 764; Ixiii, 1881. 175, 370, 554, 765.
Fort Sumter, reminiscences of; Doubleday, Iviii, 1876. 387.
Fortune, freaks of; Optic, li, 1800. 161.
Fox, the little, 1, 1868. 324.
- Mr., letter from, ii, 1819. 159. Fragment, a, iv, 1821. 68.
France, books published in, in 1850, xxxiii, 1851. 342.
- Ce qu'il faut à In ; Saint Hilaire, xliii, 1861. 679.
- Godwin's history of, (FRANCIS WILLIAMS. ) xliii, 1861. 127: origin and career of the French. 128; the ancient Gauls, 132; the Druids, 133; introduction of Christianity, 134; monasti- cism, 135; social and moral de- cay of the Roman Empire, 137; invasion of the Huns, 138; Charlemagne, 140.
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France, history of; Michelet, xxvii, 1845, 484; x1, 1858. 140.
- History of; Markham, xxxi, 1849. 153.
- History of; J. White, xli, 1859. 673.
- History of; Goodwin, xlii, 1860. 526.
- History of; Martin, xlviii, 1866. 324.
- Lectures on history of; Stephens, xxxiv, 1852. 312.
- Literary intelligence from, lviii, 1876. 543, 726.
- Unsectarian schools in, Ixii, 1880. 571.
Frank Eliot; Challen, xli, 1859. 509. Franklin, Jolın. Grinnell expedition in search of, xxxvi, 1854. 314. Fraternity, joint commission on, Iviii, 1876. 703.
Frazer's magazine, lx, 1878. 723. Free, yet forging their own chains; Cornwall, Ivili, 1876. 580.
Freedmen, the, (THos. H. PEARNE,) lix, 1877, 462; first school opened, 463; formation of American missionary associa- tion, 465; statistics of aggre- gate results, 475; statistics of illiteracy, 476.
- Ixiii, 1881. 594.
- Education among the; Arnold, 1.x, 1878. 43.
Freedmen's ail society, report of, xlvi, 1864. 700.
- aid society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, lii, 1870. 321.
- aid society, report of, lix, 1877, 576; Ixi, 1879, 404, 601; lxii, 1880. 401.
- aid society, Ixiii, 1881. 382.
Freedom, advance in human, xxxv, 1853. 432, 434.
Freemasonry, the symbolism of; Mackey, li, 1869. 481.
Freewill Baptist quarterly, xxxix, 1857, 295, 655; x1, 1858, 135, 304, 478, 641; xli, 1859, 137: xlv, 1863, 152, 504, 676; xlvi. 1864, 327, 501, 664; xlvii, 1865, 125, 284, 454; xlviii, 1866, 137, 290, 470, 601; xlix, 1867, 293, 16
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438, 612; 1, 1868, 122, 294, 460; li, 1869, 127; lii, 1870. 124, 290. French and English society in the sixteenth century; De Witt, xlvii, 1865. 122.
- The, at home; Rhodes, lviii, 1876. 580.
- Method of teaching the; Ollen- dorff, xxviii, 1846. 630.
- New method of learning the; Fasquelle, xxxiv, 1852. 310.
- Propensity of the, to memoir writing, xxxviii, 1856. 33.
- reviews, Ixiii, 1881. 171, 367, 762.
- revolution, the, xxxix, 1857. 40. Fridthjof's saga; Tigner, lix, 1877. 377.
Friend, epitaph on a, i, 1818. 40.
-- Frank's, xlv, 1863. 172.
- Reflections on the death of a, (poem,) i, 1818. 410.
Friends in council, xlii, 1860. 354. Friendship, token of, xxxiii, 1851. 167.
Fruits and farinacea the proper food for man, xxxvi, 1854. 630.
Galatians of Asia Minor, the nation- ality of; Grimm, Iviii, 1876. 359. Galaxy, vol. vii, no. iii, art. iii, is being done; Wliite, li, 1869. 318.
Garden, Christ in the, ix, 1826. 240. - Walks in, with the poets; Mrs. Kirkland, xxxv, 1853. 141.
Gardening, landscape, xxviii, 1846. 373.
Gardens, three; Adams, xxxviii, 1856. 494.
Garrettson, the venerable Freeborn, in memory of, xi, 1828. 164. - and slavery, xl, 1858. 41.
Garrick and Hannah More, xxxiv, 1852. 529, 531.
Garrison, reference to eulogy on, by Wendell Phillips, Ixi, 1879. 749.
Garrulity; Plutarch, xxxiii, 1851. 468.
Gates ajar, the ; Elizabeth S. Phelps, li, 1869. 472.
Gathered lilies; A. C. Thompson, xl, 1858. 339.
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Gazetteer; Harpers, xxxvii, 1855. 132, 474.
- Pronouncing; Baldwin, xxix, 1847. 320.
- Universal; M'Culloch, xxv, 1843, 483; xxvi, 1844. 480.
Geistliches und Weltliches; Palmer, Ivi, 1874. 351.
Gem, humanity's, (poem,) iv, 1821. 240.
Gems of India; Humphrey, lvii, 1875. 696.
- and pearls for parents and chil- dren; Davies, lix, 1877. 196.
Generals, personal recollections of distinguished; Shanks, xlix, 1867. 154.
Geneva's shield; Blackburn, li, 1869. 162.
Genius, thoughts on, ix, 1826. 429. Gentility guide, the lady's, xxxviii, 1856. 489.
Georgia, the university of, xi, 1828. 423.
Gerald Fitzgerald, xli, 1859. 509. German bishops and superstition, Ixiii, 1881. 399.
- Methodist publications, xxxii, 1850. 501.
- reviews, Ixiii, 1881. 165, 362, 758. - professor in a Methodist meeting, xxxviii, 1856. 168.
Germany, an American family in, xlix, 1867. 155.
-- Schaff, xl, 1858. 503.
- Madame de Staël, xli, 1859. 670.
- England, and Scotland, xxx, 184S. 475.
- History of; Rohlrauzch, xxvii, 1845. 483.
- History of; Lewis, Ivii, 1875. 179, 314.
-- Literary intelligence from, lviii, 1876. 542, 724.
- Madame de Staël's, (ABEL STE- VENS,) 1x, 1878, 581; anthoress an original and profound think- er, 582; the "Allemagne " a book of genius, 583; the au- thor's exile, 584; her opposition to Napoleon, 586 ; she completes the work, 591; again persecut- ed, but inflexible, 592; her flight to London, 595; her work I
. at last secure for the press, 596; scope, purpose, and Suc- cess of the work, 597.
Germany, peasant hfe in; Johnson, xli, 1859. 161.
- The poetry of; Baskerville, xxxvii, 1855. 137.
- Prose writers of; Hedge, xxxvii, 1855. 481.
- Young folks' history of; Yonge, Ixi, 1879. 198.
Gertrude, golden - haired; Tilton, xlviii, 1866. 163.
Gerty and May books, 1, 1868. 164. Gethsemane, (poem,) vi, 1823. 80. Gettysburg quarterly review, liii, 1871, 654; Ivi, 1874. 125, 470, 638.
Gibbon, the student's; William Smith, xxxix, 1857. 494.
Gilley, General. and his protectors, xxxviii, 1856. 43.
Gilbert Harland ; Mrs. Bardwell, xl, 1858. 508.
Gipsies, the history of the; Simson, xlix, 1867. 145.
Gipsy girl and the dying Saviour; Sibree, liii, 1871. 179.
- heathen; J. Pollard, lix, 1877. 196.
- in New York; J. Pollard, Ivi, 1874. 179.
- The other; J. Pollard, lix, 1877. 196.
Gipsy's adventures ; J. Pollard, Iviii, 1876. 195.
Girard college, xxiii, 1841. 165. Girl, a jewel of a, lix, 1877. 388. Gladiatorial show, the last; Short, liv, 1872. 355.
Glass-making in all ages, wonders of, lii, 1870. 473.
Glaucia: Leslie, Ivii, 1875. 526.
Glen elder books, li, 1869. 324.
- Morris stories ; Francis Forrester, xlii, 1860, 353; xliv. 1862. 1$0. Glenwood; Bloomfield, Ixii, 1880. 203.
Glory, decline, and fate of the En- glish yeomanry, the, lix, 1877. 721.
Go or die; Kelley, Ivii, 1875. 178. God of Abraham praise, the, xii, 1830. 308.
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God, hope in, (poem,) i, 1818. 150. - is light, ( poem,) xi. 1828. 440.
- Ode on, iv, 1821. 360.
- The unsearchable, manifested, (poem.) vi, 1823. 359.
Gold diggings of Australia, xxxvii, 1855. 119.
- diggings, sixteen months at the ; Wood, xxxiv. 1852. 146.
- and dross; Garrett, Ivi, 1874. 531.
- foil; Timothy Titcomb, xlii, 1860. 172.
- Natural history of, probable effect of discovery in California, xxxii, 1850. 640, 642.
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