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THE
CHRISTIAN L I B R A R Y.
A REPRINT OF
POPULAR RELIGIOUS
WORKS.
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE FOLLOWING CLERGYMEN:
Rev. JONATHAN Goino, of the Baptist Church, Rev. J. F. SCHROEDER, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. J. M. KREBS, of the Presbyterian Church.
VOL. IV.
NEW-YORK: THOMAS GEORGE, JR., SPRUCE STREET.
Burlington, wis-Pob.tit.
CD . 05
CONTENTS.
MARTHA.
Page
492
CHAP. I. Infancy. 1793–1800..
II. Education. · 1793–1803.
III. Impressions. 1803–1809...
IV. Afdiction. 1809...
V. Expanding Character. 1810....
VI. Embarrassment. 1810..
VII. Mental Exercises. 1810-1811.
VIII. Resolution. 1811...
IX. Mental Improvement. 1812–14.
X. Domestic Character. 1812–13.
XI. Devotedness. 1812–13..
XII. Discretion. 1812-13..
XIII. Trials. 1812-13..
XIV. Piety. 1813–14..
XV. Relaxation. 1814..
XVI. Doing Good. 1815–1817.
XVII. Vicissitudes. 1818.
XVIII. Benevolent Exertions. 1819.
XIX. Domestic Trials. 1819–20.
XX. Instruction. 1820..
XXI. Suspense. 1820–21.
XXII. Increasing Amiction. 1821.
XXIII. Closing Scenes. 1821.
XXIV. Closing Scenes. 1821
XXV. Last Offices. 1821..
419
III. To the same ....
421 IV. To the same
423
V. To the same
426
VI. To the same
430 VII. To the same
433 VIII. To Miss H-
435 IX. To her Brother.
439
X. To Mrs. B
441 XI. To her Brother..
443 XII. To Miss N-
445 XIII. To her younger Brother
449 XIV. To Mrs. B-
452
XV. To the same..
455 XVI. To Miss N-
457 XVII. To Mrs. B-
459 XVIII. To Miss H-
462 XIX. To Mrs. B.
464 XX. To her Brother
467 XXI. To the same
470 XXII. To Mrs. B
473 XXIII. To Miss H-
476 XXIV. To her younger Brother.
479 XXV. To Mrs. B-
483 XXVI. To Mr. B-
487 XXVII. To Miss H-
XXVIII. To Miss B-
XXIX. To the same
XXX. To the same
XXXI. To the same
491 XXXII. To the same.
491 EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL...
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
APPENDIX.
LETTER I. To her parents...
II. To Mrs. B
PASCAL'S THOUGHTS ON RELIGION.
PREFACE....
504 XVI. Other proofs of Jesus Christ....... 518
MEMOIR OF Blaise PASCAL..
505 XVII. The purpose of God to conceal him-
Chap. I. On Self-Knowledge
520
self from some, and to reveal him-
II. The Vanity of Man..
521
self to others..
530
III. The Weakness of Man..
522 XVIII. That the Religion of real Chris-
IV. The Misery of Man....
526
tians, and real Jews, is one and
V. The wonderful contrarieties which
the same..
551
are found in Man with respect to XIX. We cannot know God savingly, but
truth, happiness, and many other
by Jesus Christ..
552
subjects .. 528 XX. Thoughts on Miracles..
552 VI. On a vowed indifference to Religion. 530 XXI. Miscellaneous Thoughts on Reli-
VII. That the belief of a God is the true
gion
554
wisdom......
532 XXII. Thoughts on Death, extracted from a
VIII. Marks of the true Religion. 534
Letter of M. Pascal, on the occa-
IX. Proofs of the true Religion, drawn
sion of the death of his father .... 564
from the contrarieties in Man, and XXIII. A prayer for the sanctified use of
from the doctrine of Original Sin. 536
affliction by disease
566
X. The due subordination and use of XXIV. A comparison of ancient and mo-
Reason
539
dern Christians.....
569
XI. The character of a Man who is
XXV. On the Conversion of a Sinner.. 570
wearied with seeking God by rea- XXVI. Reasons for some opinions of the
son only, and who begins to read
people
572
the Scriptures...
539 XXVII. Detached Moral Thoughts...
573
XII. The Jews..
541 XXVIII. Thoughts on Philosophical and Lite-
XIII. Of Figures.
513
rary Subjects....
577
XIV. Jesus Christ..
545 XXIX. On Epictetus and Montaigne. 580
XV. Prophetical proofs of Jesus Christ.. 546 | XXX. On the condition of the great....... 583
VISIT TO THE AMERICAN CHURCHES.
LETTER I.
LETTER XIV.
Departure from Liverpool. Passage to New- Charleston. Salt Works. Kenawa Falls.
York. Kind Reception.' First Impressions.... 589 The Hawk's Nest. Mountain Scenery. Lewis-
LETTER II.
burgh. White Sulphur Springs. Quiet Inn.
Temperance House. North Mountain. The
Invitation of the Presbytery. Service at the
Grand Turn. Forest. Roads. Lexington... 624
Free Church. Mercantile Distress. Whig Ce-
lebration ...
590
LETTER XV.
LETTER III.
Sabbath at Lexington. African Church. The
Blacks. Methodists. Temperance cause.
Journey to Washington. Chamber of Repre-
Weyer's Cave. Inn. New Hope. Natural
sentatives. Senate Chamber. Congress. Pre-
Bridge...
627
sident's House, &c. Slave Pen. Wind Storm.
Georgetown. Mount Vernon. Family of
LETTER XVI.
Washington.
592 Sacramental Meeting. Staunton. Revivals
there.
LETTER IV.
Blue Ridge. Charlottesville. Uni-
versity. Jefferson. Richmond. Monumental
Return to New-York. Religious Anniversa- Church. Slave Auction. Thunder storm.... 633
ries. Foreign Missionary Society. General
Impressions...
596
LETTER XVII.
LETTER V.
Steamboat. The Rappahannoc. Merry Point.
Scenery. Hospitalıy. Northern Neck. Camp-
Excursion to Morristown; Sabbath there.
meeting. Deacon Norris....
637
State of Religion, and Account of a late Re-
vival. Journey to Philadelphia.....
598
LETTER XVIII.
LETTER VI.
Remarks on Camp-meetings. Journey to
Baltimore. The Bay. Baltimore Slave-mart.
Meeting of the General Assembly. Ordina-
A Methodist Church....
642
tion of Mr. Parker. China. Philadelphia.
Penn's Monument. Penitentiary. Quakers.
LETTER XIX.
Hicksites. Return to New-York.
600 Passage to Philadelphia. Princeton. Jersey.
LETTER VII.
Theological Examination. Library. Present
from the English Government. New-Bruns-
Meeting of Merchants. Departure for Bos-
wick. Journey to New York. The Hudson.
ton. Pastoral Association in that place. Chris-
Albany. Saratoga. Religious Hotel. Troy.
tian Knowledge Society. Congregational Con-
Visit to the Patroon ..
644
vention. Baptist Education Society. Old South
Meeting. Plymouth Rock. Public Meeting.
LETTER XX,
State of the Town. Burial-ground.........
603 Schenectady. Erie Canal. Mohawk Val-
LETTER VIII.
ley. Passengers. Night on the Waler. Utica.
Oneida Institution. Trenton Falls. Confer-
Journey to Burlington. Lowell. Concord.
ence....
647
Royalton. Harover. Montpelier. Sharon and
Canterbury Shaker Settlements. Emigrants.
LETTER XXI.
The Gulf Road. Waterbury. Waterbury Union College at Schenectady. Albany. Fe-
Falls. Burlington. Lake Chanıplain...... 606 male Academy. Public Buildings. Journey.
LETTER IX.
Pursuit of Robbers. Faithful Dog, Pittsfield.
Commence-
Niagara. Queenstown. The Falls........ 609 Lebanon. Windsor. Amherst.
ment. Hadley. Remarkable Anecdote...... 650
LETTER X.
LETTER XXII.
Journey to Buffalo Black Rock. Steam-
boat. Destruction of Buffalo. Remarkable Northampton. Holyoke. Rattlesnake. Jona-
importunity of a poor Widow. Lake Erie. than Edwards. Solomon Stoddard. Regard
Dunkirk. Cleaveland. Portland. Account to Worship. Morals. Young party. Sabbath
of Revival. Sandusky.
Columbus Incon- day. Burial-ground. Brainerd's Tomb. Ac-
veniences of travelling. Russell's Tavern. Log
count of Revival. Account of Sunday schools.. 654
Huts. Prairies. German Settlers. Storm in
LETTER XXIII.
the Forest. Mormonites. Marion. Delaware.
Revival at Amherst. Brattleborough. The
Worthington. Columbus....
612
Dearborn. Meredith Association. Sacrament.
LETTER XI.
Impressions. Conference. Excursion. Lake
Journey to Cincinnati. Jefferson. Yellow Winnipiseogee
659
Springs. Springfield. Storm at Night. Le-
LETTER XXIV.
banon. Cincinnati. Fourth of July. Declara-
tion of Independence. Association of Minis-
Lowell. Cotton Factory. Sabbath. Absti-
nence Society.
ters. Lane Seminary. State of Religion. Ser-
Lectures on Geology. An-
Institutions.
dover.
616
Andover Commence-
vants. State of Ohio. Granville.....
ment.
664
LETTER XII.
LETTER XXV.
Passage to Louisville on the River Ohio.
Extreme heat. Moscheto-net. Slaves. Sel. Salem. Ipswich. Female School. New-
byville. Frankfort. School-house. Kentucky
buryport. Whitefield's Remains. Portsmouth.
Squeeze. Lexington. Temperance Meeting.
Portland. Orphan Asylum. Dr. Payson. Ar-
667
Revival, &c. Romanism...
619 rival at Boston...
LETTER XIII.
LETTER XXVI.
Forest. Owensville. Guiandot. Kentucky. Boston. The Mall. Horticultural Society. Campbellism. Colleges, &c...
623| Cambridge. Mount Auburn. Ordination of