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Scandinavia, ancient and modern, xxiv, 1842. 320.
- Primitive inhabitants of; Nilsen, li, 1869. 94.
Scarratt, J. A., providential escape of, v, 1822. 219.
Scenes, oriental and sacred, xxxvi, 1854. 618.
- in the wilderness, xxiv, 1842. 484. Schlieman's discoveries at Mycenae and Tiryns, Ixi, 1879. 35
- Trojan researches; Baird, lx, 1878. 426.
Schönberg Cotta family, chronicles of the, xlvi, 1864. 354.
Schonemann, Dr., visit to; Dr. Tregelles, xxxiii, 1851. 177.
School-books, Sanders's series of, xxiv, 1842. 484.
- Cobb's, xxvii, 1845. 320. School-boy, letter to a, xlix, 1867. 324.
School-days and holidays; Oliphant, xli, 1839. 508.
School-district library, the, xxiii, 1841. 320.
School, the, and the family; Ken- neday, Ix, 1878. 580.
- geography; Harpers, Iviii, 1870. 580, 764.
- harmonist, the; Zundell, Ivi, 1874. 356.
- houses ; Johonnet, liii, 1871. 700. -- and school-master, xxv, 1843. 161, 592.
Schools and school-masters, my, Xxxvi, 1854. 630.
Science, progress of, x, 1827. 221. Scientific knowledge of things fa- miliar, guide to; Brewer, xxxiii, 1851. 326.
- und emancipation; Gödel, xlix, 1867. 292.
Scotia's bards, li, 1869. 152.
Scotland, genius of; Turnbull, xxix, 1847. 634.
- A summer in ; Jacob Abbott, xxx, 1848. 480.
Scripture, Assyrian, xxxi, 1849. 589. Sea, account of a volcano in the, iv, 1821. 457.
- Both sides of the; Charles, 1, 1868. 164.
- Extraordinary preservation at, vi, 1823. 95.
Sea-horses, seasons with; Lamont, xliii, 1861. 698.
Seasons, Thompson's; Corney, xxx, 1848. 160.
Secession, drama of; Barnes, xliv, 1862. 356.
Sectes et societes secretes ; Canteleu, xlv, 1863. 676.
Seed-thought ; Robinson, xlv, 1863. 693.
Seeds and sheaves; Thomson, li, 1869. 324.
Seer hunt, the, xlvii, 1865. 163.
Selborne, national history of; Gil- bert White, xxiv, 1842. 318.
Select literary and miscellaneous in- telligence, xx, 1838. 359.
Selections from the poets; Wood- worth, xxxviii, 1856. 320.
Self-denial, duty of, vi. 1823. 257. Self-help; Smiles, xlii, 1860, 346; lii, 1870. 348.
Self-knowledge; Pontanus, ii, 1819. 32.
- Treatise on; John Mason, xxv, 1843. 321.
Semi-centennial of this quarterly, xlix, 1867. 636.
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Semi-monthly library; Putnam, xxxiv, 1852. 309. 481. 630.
Seminary, Wesleyan, ii, 1819. 299. Senior lesson book, the, Ixii, 1880. 202.
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Semitic race. xxxii, 1850. 555.
Sense. importance of common, x, 1827. 168.
Sentences, analysis of; Morell, xxxV, 1853. 166.
SERENA
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SLAVERY
Serena, Gretta, cure of, viii, 1825. | Silk attire, in; Black, Ix, 1878. 195. 69.
Serpents, account of a pile of, iv, 1821. 250.
-- On the charming of, iv, 1821. 455.
Servant of his generation; Jobson, xli, 1859. 337.
Servetus, the works of, Iviii, 1876. .719.
Service of song, the; Stacey, liii, 1871. 508.
Sevastopol, visit to; M'Cormick, xxxvii, 1855, 628; xxxviii, 1856. 61.
Seventeen to thirty ; Binney, li, 1869. 163.
Sexton's tale, the; Litton, 1, 1868. 155.
Shadows on the hearth, x1, 1858. 507. Shaftesbury, the earl, character and career of, xxxiii, 1851. 566.
Shakespeare and Bacon; J. F. Clark, Ixiii, 1881. 356.
- family ; Bowdler, xxxi, 1849. 503.
- Hudson's edition of, xxx, 1848, 483; xxxiii, 1851, 666; xxxiv, 1832, 483; xxxv, 1853, 467; xxxviii, 1856. 311.
Shamrock and thistle; Optic, 1, 1868. 163.
Shaw, Barnabas, letter from, ii, 1819. 156.
Sheaf, the, xxxiv, 1852. 158.
Sheffy, Mirza, of Persia, anecdote of, v, 1822. 112.
Sherbrook, xlviii, 1866. 635.
Shetland Island, the, viii, 1825, 322; x, 1827. 174, 420.
Shetlander and his home, the young ; Pierce, lii, 1870. 317.
Shipwreck, a distressing, x, 1827. 302.
Short-hand; Strickland, xxxix, 1857. 670.
Short studies on great subjects; Froude, 1, 1868, 147; lix, 1877, 579; Ix, 1878. 195.
Showman, the genial; Hingston, lii, 1870. 636.
Siberia, oriental and western; At- kinson, xl, 1858. 501.
Sight and hearing, Clark, xxxviii, 1856, 488; xli, 1859. 327.
- cotton, linen, and wool, history of, xxviii, 1846. 329.
Silver tongue and organist's reposi- tory, lii, 1870. 163.
-. beach library, liv, 1872. 700.
Simpson, Bishop, address reviewed; Cunningham, xlvi, 1864. 356.
- Bishop, picture of, lviii, 1876. 194.
Sincerity rewarded, anecdote, xvi, 1834. 360.
Singing, congregational, Mr. Wes- ley's rules for, vii, 1824. 189.
- Thoughts on, iii, 1820. 145.
Sing Sing prison, life in; Luckey, xlii, 1860. 696.
Sins, on forgiven, (poem,) vi, 1823. 360.
'Skeptic, the gentle; Walworth, xlv, 1863. 522.
Sketches and incidents, xxvi, 1844, 321; xxvii, 1845. 638.
- Moral; Hannah More, iv, 1821. 222.
-- and studies in modern Europe; Symonds, Ixii, 1880. 604.
Skull, lines on a, x, 1827. 160.
- Professor Whitney's calaveras, Ixiii, 1881. 538.
Slave code, the American, in theory and practice, (J. DEMPSTER,) x1, 1858, 363; abuses of slavery, 364; absolute ownership and its consequences, 366; marriage among the slaves, 367; laws protective of the slave, 370; coerced labor of the slave, 374; punishment of the slave, 376; civil rights of the slave, 377; education of the slave, 379; comparison with Mosaic slavery, 381.
- population of the south; James O. Andrew, xiii, 1831. 312.
- trade, the African, review of, xxii, 1840, 428; x1, 1858. 481. Slavery; Elliott, xxxviii, 1856. 326. - (EDWARD THOMSON, ) xxxix, 1857, 531; argument with a southern- er, 533; argument with a mer- chant. 536; argument with an editor, 537; argument with the clergy, 537.
SLAVERY
279
SMOKING
Slavery, African, (DANIEL CURRY,) | Slavery, the question considered, xxxi, 1849. 283, 659.
xxxiv, 1852, 361 ; limited till the middle of the fifteenth century,
. 361; origin and condition of,
. 361 ; the question of, considered, 363.
- American, xlii, 1860. 328.
- American, its progress and pros- pects, (A. STEVENS. ) xxxix, 1857, 437; slavery and the cot- ton gin, 437; the purchase of Louisiana, 439; northern discus- sions, 441; the practical treat- ment of slavery, 446; the mate- rial interests of the state? against slavery, 448; a plan of emancipation, 456.
-- among the Romans, Christianity opposed to, xxxiii, 1851, 396; xxxvii, 1855. 441.
-- and the Bible, (CHARLES ADAMS, ) xxxix, 1857, 634; slavery and the Missouri compromise, 635; patriarchal slavery, 638; slavery and the Hebrew jubilee, 640; slavery and the teachings of Christ, 642.
-- in Brazil, xli, 1859. 35.
- and British Methodism, x1, 1858. 27. (See also Methodism, Brit- ish, in Ecclesiastical.)
- Christian duty in regard to; Crane, xlii, 1860. 345.
- Difficulties of, xxxiv, 1852. 94.
- and the Discipline as it is, xxxix, 1857. 507.
- encroachment in the Methodist Episcopal Church, xxxiii, 1851. 398.
- in England, xxxiii, 1851. 452.
- Evils of American, xxxi, 1849. 68.
- examined; Lec, xxxvii, 1855. 634.
- extension; Greeley, xxxix, 1857. 152.
- Letters on; Bangs, xxxi, 1849. 678.
- Opposition of J. Q. Adams to, xxxii, 1850. 207.
-- Philosophy and practice of, xxxix, 1857. 497.
- Pictures of; J. D. Long, xxxix, 1857. 496.
- Professor Caldwell's views of, xxxiv, 1852. 582.
- Relation of Jesse Lee to, xxxii, 1850. 78.
-- Relation of Methodism to, xxxii, 1850. 79.
- The results of; Cochin, xlv, 1863. 532, 696.
- Roman. (See Roman.)
- Southside view of; Adams, xxxvii, 1855. 326.
-- in the state and Church; J. D. Long, xxxix, 1857. 496.
- Three questions on; Cox, xxxviii, 1856. 319.
- and the times, (ABEL STEVENS, ) xxxix, 1857, 260; Washington on, 262 ; Jefferson on, 264; in the western territories, 267; at the present day, 268; apostasy con- cerning, 271; slavery and the declaration, 275; Sumner and Brooks, 276; slavery and the slave-trade re-opened, 278.
-- in the United States, progress of; Weston, x1, 1858. 167.
See also under Ecclesiastical; Philosophical ; Theological; Af- rican col. ; American col. ; Con- gress ; History; Liberia.)
Slavic nations, historic view of their language and literature, xxxii, 1850. 487.
- races, the, (ALBERT L. LONG, ) liii, 1871, 25; causes, observations, and contradictions in historians, 25; ethnography of the, 28; nomenclature of the, 32; gen- . eral character of, 37; language of, 38; present Slavic nations, 40; Bulgarians, 41.
- races of Europe, xxxii, 1850. 551. Sleep and death; Splittgerber, 1, 1868. 621.
Slighted fortune, the great; Bell, Ixi, 1879. 198.
Small things, important results from, xxxiii, 1851. 239.
Smith, Sidney, works of, xxvii, 1845. 318.
Smithsonian institute, history and objects of the, xxxii, 1850. 229. Smoking and drinking; Parton, li, 1869. 147.
SOCIAL
280
SOUTH
Social impurity the sin of the world | South America, sketches of, (JOHN
in all ages ; Fleharty, Iviii, 1876. 195.
Socialism and social reforms in Ger- many, lx, 1878. 730.
Society, American colonization, vi, 1823, 347, 463; vii, 1824, 27, 417; ix, 1826. 31, 178.
- The Hibernian, xviii, 1836. 318. -- human, condition and prospects of, xxxiv, 1852. 86.
Soldier of the cross; Leyburn, xxxiii, 1851. 327.
- Death of the Christian, i, 1818. 40.
- The knightly; Trumbull, liii, 1871. 531.
- life in India; Hodson, xlii, 1860. 171.
Solitude sweetened; Mickle, xxix, 1847. 638.
Solitudes of nature and of man; Alger, 1, 1868. 154.
Somerville Hall, xxiv, 1842. 164. Song, the spirit's, ( poem,) viii, 1825. 368.
Songs for all seasons, xlvii, 1865. 627. -- of our children, Ix, 1878. 195.
- Christian ; Lyon, xxxi, 1849. 155.
- of life, poems; Dewart, lii, 1870. 318.
- in many keys; Holmes, xliv, 1862. 353.
- Selection of spiritual ; Robinson, Ixi, 1879. 403.
- of the soul ; Prime, Ivi, 1874. 532. Sonnet, viii, 1825. 288.
- from Petrarch, x, 1827. 328. Sophoclean MSS., collection of the; Elmsby, xxxiv, 1852. 97. Sophocles, ex novissima recensiones; Denderfie, liii, 1871. 531.
Sorrow; John Reid, lii, 1870. 162. South Africa, Christian adventures in; Taylor, 1, 1868. 482.
- Africa, memorials of, xxiii, 1841. 472.
- America as a field of missionary labor, (THOMAS CARTER, ) liii. 1871, 368; facts which render it a promising field, 368; different modes of reaching the people, 371 : safety of life, 378; climate, houses, 380.
DEMPSTER,) xx, 1838, 55, 254, 361; no effort in the past by Spain to increase literary wealth, 56; only one press in the country less than thirty years ago, 56; what South America is, 57; more than three centuries since Europeans settled here, 58; Pat- agonia is the southern extrem- ity, 58; face of the country- united provinces, 59; rivers of the country, 61; Chili-the An- des, 62 ; passes over the mount- ains, 63; Bolivia and Peru, 254; nature has divided Peru into three sections, 256; Bolivia is the higher part of the ancient kingdom, 258; Potosi is the most important point of Bolivia, 259; the provinces of Potosi, 259; divisions of the Cordillera, 261; the Amazon and tributa- ries, 263; aborigines of South America, 361; their number at time of discovery and now, 368; xxi, 1839, 176, 241; religion of the aborigines, 176; human sacrifices, 176; their beliefs, 177; transmigration of souls, 178; their superstitions not sim- ply harmless, 178; cruelties of their system, 179; the gladiator- ian sacrifices, 180; they had a belief in immortality, 181; be- lief in evil spirits, 182; their fearful superstitions, 184; cop- per-colored race numbered six million, 241; no deformities among them, 242; race adapted to its local relations, 243; female degradation exists every-where, 244; treatment of wives, 245; perfect nudity of some tribes, 246; rage for war, 247; the civ- ilized nations were pacific, 247; Spanish corrupt administation, 249; Indian sufferings, 250 ; serv- itude in the mines, 252; rapac- ity of Romish priests, 253: xxii, 1840, 1, 121; intellectual and moral state while under Spain, 1; Pizarro conquered South America, 1; policy of
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South America-continued.
the parent state, 3; universi- ties, colleges, seminaries, and schools, 3; the Catholic relig- ion and rights of the crown were guarded, 5; the explorers took a priest with them, 5; the conquest of Peru, 6; divis- ions prior to the revolution, 7; St. Thomas and his cross, 8; subordination to superiors, 9; Jesuit policy, 10; Charles III. proposed to expel the Jesuits, 11; every Jesuit priest arrested in one day, 13; Catholic pro- cessions, 121; disposition of the dead in Buenos Ayres, 122; climate of Buenos Ayres, 123; city of Buenos Ayres, 126.
- America, a thousand miles walk across; Bishop, 1, 1868. 163.
- America, toleration in, xlvii, 1865. 597.
-- American cousins, our; William Taylor, 1x, 1878. 757.
Southern Baptist review, x1, 1858, 135, 477, 641; xli, 1859. 656.
- Christian advocate, the ; Myers, xlviii, 1866. 160.
- cross and southern crown, xxxviii, 1856. 154.
- herald, the, Ix, 1878. 378.
- Methodist press, spirit of, (D. D. WHEDON,) xlviii, 1866, 124; loyalty and peace, 12); negro treatment, 127; Church concil- iation, 128.
- Methodist press, the, lii, 1870. 154, 319.
- Presbyterian review, xl, 1858, 304, 481, 641; xli, 1859. 136, 309, 473, 650.
- question, the, Ix, 1878. 145.
- rebellion and the war for free- dom, xliv, 1862. 175.
- review, the, xlix, 1867, 293, 442; 1, 1868, 122; liii, 1871, 297. 470; liv, 1872, 649; lvi, 1874, 140, 306, 471, 638; Ivii, 1875, 121, 318, 482, 683; Iviii, 1876, 150, 700: lix, 1877, 160, 334. 523, 766; Lx, 1878. 147, 327, 525, 715. - review, political character of the, . lvi, 1874. 140.
Southern review, a politico-ecclesi- astical review, (D. D. WHEDON,) lv, 1873, 321; a political organ of a professedly non-political Church, 322; theory of seces- sion in, 326; defamation of President Lincoln by, 326; fur- ther defamation by, 327.
Southey, list of his works, xxxiii, 1851. 342.
Souvenir, the widow's, xxxiv, 1852. 629.
Spades, three little, 1, 1868. 488. Spain, ballads of, xxxii, 1850. 308. - In, and a visit to Portugal; An- derson, Iii, 1870. 483.
- Reforms in, xlvii, 1865. 596. Spaniard, the little, li, 1869. 162. Spanish Americans; Hassaurek, 1, 1868. 163.
- First book in; Salkeld, xxx, 1848. 839.
-- language, a practical course with the; Monsants, Iviii, 1876. 195. - literature; Ticknor, xxxii, 1850. 292.
Speaker, the juvenile; Russell, xxix, 1847. 482.
Speaking, extemporaneous, an ad- dress, (N. ROUNDS,) xx, 1838. 309.
Species, preservation of, by conceal- ment, lxiii, 1881. 153.
- in zoology defined, xxxiii, 1831. 349.
Speeches; G. G. Cookmau, xxiii, 1841. 163.
- and addresses; Hilliard, xxxvii, 1855. 627.
- Kossuth's select, xxxvi, 1854. 476.
- lectures, and letters; Wendell Phillips, xlvi, 1864. 529.
Spelling book; Webster, xlii, 1860. 529.
Spinoza; Van der Linde, xliv, 1862. 680.
Spirits, abstinence from, x, 1827. 168.
Spoils system, the; Eaton, lxiii, 1881. 790.
Spring, on, ii, 1819. 136.
- holidays; Poppy's, xlvii, 1865. 479.
SPRING
282
SUNDAY
Spring morning, hearing the birds | Story, a, of a young wife; Bowra,
on a, ( poem,) ii, 1819. 160. Standard series, the, Ixii, 1880. 796. Stanzas, viii, 1825. 367.
- after family prayers, iii, 1820. 400.
- Autumnal, ix, 1826. 440. - Impromptu, i, 1818. 240.
Star of Bethlehem, and other stories, xxxix, 1857. 497.
Star papers; Beecher, xxxvii, 1855. 631.
Stars, origin of the; Ennis, xlix, 1867. 141.
- The, and the angels, xlix, 1867. 315.
State, mystery of the future, (poem,) . ii, 1819. 40.
- rights; Lewis, xlvii, 1865. 163, 323.
- rights; Morgan, Ixiii, 1881. 356. States and empires, ancient; John · Lord, lii, 1870. 162.
Statue of Memnon at Thebes, the, Ivii, 1875. 485.
Stern necessity ; Robinson, liii, 1871. 179.
Stories, the August; Abbott, liv, 1872. 180, 356.
-- The Glen Morris, xlii, 1860, 333; xliii, 1861, 531; xliv, 1862. 180.
- from Herodotus and the seventh book of the history; Keep, lxi, 1879. 464.
- from Homer; Church, 1x, 1878. 580.
- The June; Jacob Abbott, lii, 1870. 483.
- of many nations; Saxe, xlviii, 1866. 633.
-- of the old dominion; Cooke, lxi, 1879. 603.
- Simple, with old pictures, liii, 1871. 355.
- Studies and memories of ; Jame- son, xli, 1859, 507.
- told to a child; Ingelow, xlviii, 1866. 324.
- True, of real pets, lii, 1870. 163. Stork, reflections on the, iii, 1820. 54.
Storm, account of a, iii, 1820. 260. Story books; Harpers, xxxviii, 1856. 164, 496.
1x, 1878. 195.
Strauss, his mythical theories antic- ipated by the Quakers, xxxiv, 1852. 121.
Strength and beauty ; Hopkins, lvii, 1875. 180.
- and skill, wonders of bodily; Russell, liii, 1871. 179.
Strong, how to get, and how to stay so; Blackie, Ixi. 1879. 603.
Stuarts, the, and western Europe, the fall of, from 1678 to 1697; Hale, Iviii, 1876. 580. · Student's commonplace book, the; Fox, lix, 1877. 763.
- Shakespeare, the; Fox, Ixii, 1880. 795.
Studies from history ; Rule, xxxix, 1857. 150.
-- for stories; Ingelow, xlvii, 1865. 323.
Style, on a good, ix, 1826. 188.
Sublime, on the, ii, 1819. 168.
- in nature, the, lii, 1870. 473. Subscribers, notice to, x, 1827. 373. - To our, x, 1827. 484.
Substance and shadow ; James, xlv, 1863. 689.
Success in life, the mechanic; Tut- hill, xxxiii, 1851. 167.
Successful men, xxxvi, 1854. 464.
Suffrage qualification, (S. G. AR- NOLD,) xlvii, 1865, 582; neces- sity of a good class of voters, 583; negro suffrage, 586; gen- eral law on suffrage in the United States, desirable, 588; intellectual and moral qualifi- cations, 588; educational quali- fications, 592.
Suidas, new edition of; Bernhardy, xxxV, 1853. 327.
Summer hours; Carhart, xlii, 1860. 351.
- pictures : Field, xli, 1859. 510. Summerfield, John, to the memory of, viii, 1825. 408.
Sunbeam, the, (poem,) xi, 1828. 400.
Sunberry dale library, liv, 1872. 500. Sunday, 1880, pictures and pages for old and young, lxii, 1880. 796. .
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SUNDAY
283
TENNANT
Sunday mails, reports and counter ] Taylor, Jane, writings of, xxvi, reports in Congress on, xii, 1830. 1844. 164. 393.
Sun maid, the, lix, 1877. 388. Sunny memories of foreign lands, xxxvi, 1854. 627.
Sunset land, the; Todd, lii, 1870. 161.
Superintendent, a model; Turnbull, Ixii, 1880. 604.
Supreme court partis mship; Mor- gan, Ixiii, 1881. 356.
Surgeon's practice, scenes in a; Dixon, xxxviii, 1856. 153.
Swearer, anecdote of a profane, re- proved, v. 1822. 427.
- Awful visitation of a profane, iv, 1821. 209.
Sweden and the Norsemen, xxxix, 1857. 161.
Swedenborg, the secret of; James, li, 1869. 621.
Swetchine, Madame, letters of ; Fal- loux, xlviii, 1866. 467. Sword and garment, the ; Townsend, liii, 1871. 700.
Sylvan Holt's daughters; Lee, xli, 1859 340.
Sympathy, ii, 1819. 400.
Synonyms, English, explained in alphabetical order; Crabbe, Ixi, 1879. 403.
Table talk; Luther, xv, 1833. 116. Tableau de la literature au Nord au Moyen age; Eichoff, xxxV, 1853. 628.
- de l'eloquence Chretienne au ive siecle; Vellemain, xlix, 1867. 110.
Tachygraphy, compendium Lindsley, xlvi, 1864. 531.
of
Tacitus; Tyler, xxxi, 1849. 335. Tales from the Norse grandmother; Larned, lxiii, 1881. 398. - and sketches; Hugh Miller, xlv, 1863. 531.
- and takings; J. V. Watson, xxxix, 1857. 337.
Tartars, origin of the, and locality of the race, xxxii, 1850. 558. Taste, thoughts upon, ix, 1826. 134. Taxation, excessive, in France; De Tocqueville, xxxix, 1857. 397.
Tea, its qualities, nature, and his- tory of its commercial value, x, 1827. 72, 118.
Teacher; Abbott, xxi, 1839. 473. - Living power of the, xxxviii, 1856. 10.
Teachers' meetings; Sutton, liii, 1871. 356.
Teachers, necessary qualifications of, xxxiii, 1851. 110.
-Topics for; J. C. Gray, lii, 1870.324. Teaching, practice and theory of; Page, xxxi, 1849. 341.
Tear, the, ( poem,) x, 1827. 136.
- The mourner's, ( poem, ) viii, 1825. 208.
Telegraph, magnetic, effects on newspaper reporting, xxxi, 1849. 49.
Telemachus, adventures of, xli, 1859. 507.
Temperance. xv, 1833, 90; lxiii, 1881. 563, 740, 793.
- Prize essay on; Grindrod, xxiii, 1841. 159.
- Lectures on; Nott, xxix, 1847, 534; xl, 1858. 170, 441.
- Nott's lectures on, (LUTHER W. PECK, ) x1, 1858, 441; the Bible on, 441; discrimination of liq- uors in the Bible, 443; distilled liquors, 447; total abstinence in the Bible, 449; wine at the sacrament, 450.
- Progress of, xv, 1833. 233.
- reform, the, (J. T. CRANE,) Iv, 1873, 409; origin of the, 410; various societies under, 411; spread of, 415; total abstinence in, 418; statistics of, 427.
- reformation, the present state of the, xix, 1837. 67.
- reformation, the, xvii, 1835. 51. - (See also Intemperance; Wines in Theological; Prohibitory; War, the whisky; Intoxicants. ) Temple, pillars in the; W. C. Smith, liv, 1872. 355.
Temptation, a terrible ; Reade, liii, 1871. 700.
Tennant, William, anecdote of, vi, 1823. 343.
TENNYSON
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TRANSPORTATION
Tennyson, Alfred, poetical works of, lii, 1870, 323; liii, 1871. 355.
- Credence in the future, xxxiv, 1852. 359.
- Songs from the published writ- ings of, set to music, Ixii, 1880. 403.
Tent on the beach; Whittier, xlix, 1867. 324.
Tent-work in Palestine; Conder, lx, 1878, 764; 1xi, 1879. 180.
Tertullian, the select works of; March, Iviii, 1876. 764.
Testimony of the rocks; Miller, xl, 1858. 321.
Texan Santa Fé, narrative of expe- dition to, xxvi, 1844. 482.
Text-book of harmony; Horsley, lix, 1877. 580.
Thackeray, Anna Isabel, the writ- ings of, lii, 1870. 636.
Thanks, anecdote of a poor man's giving, ii, 1819. 347.
Thayer, Caroline Matilda, letter from, viii, 1825. 229.
Theatrical management; Smith, li, 1869. 163.
Things, Lucretius on the nature of ; Johnson, liv, 1872. 356, 698.
Thirty years' war, the; True, Ixi, 1879. . 403. (See also War, thirty years'.)
Tholuck, interview with, xxxiii, 1851. 317.
Thompson, Mr., a striking provi- dence, i, 1818. 61.
- Thor, the land of, xlix, 1867. 636. Thought, a sublime, (poem,) ii, 1819. 320.
Thoughts, sober, on staple themes; Randolph, liii, 1871. 531.
- and things at home and abroad, Xxxvi, 1854. 621.
- and thinkers, British; Morris, Ixiii, 1881. 185.
Thracean races of mankind, the, xxxii, 1850. 554. Three English statesmen ; G. Smith, 1, 1868. 163.
- feathers; Black, lix, 1877. 764.
Three-score years and beyond; De Puy, liv, 1872. 355, 531.
. Threshold, at the; Houghton, Ixiii, 1881. 604.
Through the dark continent; Stan- ley, 1x, 1878. 764.
- the dark to the day; Willing, li, 1869. 162.
-- a needle's eye ; Stratton, 1x, 1878. 388.
Thucydides; Owen, xxx, 1848. 634. - Dale, xxxviii, 1856. 312.
Time, iv, 1821. 67.
- and eternity, x, 1827. 376.
- Shortness of, vii, 1824. 440.
Times, favorable signs of the, xvii, 1835. 356.
- Signs of the; Bunsen, xxxix, 1857. 153.
Tin trumpet, the, xli, 1859. 506.
Titus, anecdote of, ii, 1819. 300. Tobacco, xiii, 1831. 273.
- its effects ; Gibbon, 1, 18G8. 655.
--- as an indulgence, xli, 1859. 191. Toby, my uncle, lvii, 1875. 700.
Toinette, mental and moral evils of slavery still remaining, lvii, 1875. 473, 478.
Tolerance ; Roller, Ixiii, 1881. 762. Tom Brown's school-days, lii, 1870. 484.
Tone masters, the ; Tourjée. lii, 1870. 323.
- masters, the ; Barnard, liii, 1871. 356.
Tonga and the Friendly Islands, xxxviii, 1856. 316.
Tony Butler, xlvii, 1865. 323.
Topics, ten minutes' talk on all sorts of; Burritt, Ivi, 1874. 530. Tornado, description of a, vii, 1824. 23.
Touchi-stone, the orator's, xxxvi, 1854. 621.
Tower, her majesty's, li, 1869. 315. Tract, anecdote of a, v, 1822. 146. Tracts, new, xiv, 1832. 357.
Trades and letters; Scott, xxxix, 1857. 151.
Tragedies, the New England ; Long- fellow, li, 1869. 153.
Transportation, cheap, Windom's report on, (S. G. ARNOLD, ) Ivi, 1874, 583; railroad monopoly, 584; the famous Credit Mobilier 587; granger organizations and memorials, 589; various propo- sitions for cheapening, 590;
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the Mississippi route-northern route, 593; the central route- southern route, 594.
Travel, hand-book of; Appleton, xlii, 1860. 696.
Traveler, the, xxiv, 1842. 162.
Travels; Lewis and Clark, xxiv, 1842. 556.
- Olin, xxv, 1843, 303, 462; xxviii, 1846. 330.
- researches, and missionary labors in eastern Africa; Krapt, xlii, 1860. 692.
- in the United States; Lady Wort- ley, xxxiii, 1851. 664.
Treads of pagan mythology, xxxiii, 1851. 610.
Trees, among the; Lorimer, lii, 1870. 162.
- of America ; Brown, xxviii, 1846. 631.
Trenton falls, picturesque and de- scriptive, xxxiii, 1851. 663. Trial, the, xlvii, 1865. 163.
- Agnes Merton's ; Jauvier, lii, 1870. 322.
- of mind; Ives, xxxvi, 1854. 463.
- by ordeal and single combat ; Young, xxi, 1839. 22, 148.
Tribulation-peace, (poem,) iv, 1821. 320.
Trigonometry ; Loomis, xxxi, 1849. 146.
Trinity, lines on the, after hearing a sermon on the, iii, 1820. 360. Tropics, through and through the; Vincent, Iviii, 1876. 386.
Trowel, the little; Waddy, lviii, 1876. 195.
Troy and its remains; Schliemann, Ivii, 1875. 521. (See also Re- searches and Schliemann.)
- Researches at ; Schliemann, lxiii, 1881. 393.
True to herself; Robinson, lii, 1870, 636; liii, 1871. 179.
Truffle nephews, and how they com- menced a new charity ; Power, lvi, 1874. 179.
Trutlı, (poem,) v, 1822. 160.
Truths, great, for thoughtful hours, xxxvi, 1854. 622.
Tupper, poetical works of, xxxi, 1849. 503.
Turin papyrus, the, its character and contents, xxxii, 1850. 185. Turk, the, and the Greek; Benja- min, 1, 1868. 324.
Turkey, history of; Lamartine, xxxvii, 1855. 484.
Turkish race of mankind, the, xxxii, 1850. 558.
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