Adams, John Quincy, the Jubilee of the Constitution, a Discourse on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Inauguration of George Washing. ton as President of the United States, reviewed, 211 — point urged by him, 213- cited, 214. Egeria exitiosa, 90.
Eschines, facts respecting, 182- 184.
Albany, Congress at, in 1754, 302 — gold mine near, 315-treaty there, with Indians, in 1645, 316 De Vries's voyage to, 322. Algebra, works on, 240. Allston, Washington, Monaldi, a Tale,
by, reviewed, 397- his pictures, ib-his coloring, 398-basis of his Monaldi, 399- remarks on it, 400 its artist-character, 401 quotations from, 403. Ambition, on literary, 402. America, early claims of the French in, 302-early map of, 307 - change of climate in, 315. American Colonies. American blight, 88. American Colonies, project of Jen- kins for preventing the indepen- dence of the, 303-trade there before the Revolution, 304. Ames, John F., the Mnemosynum by, noticed, 229. Anthon, Charles, Classical Dictiona- ry by, reviewed, 175-editor of
Lempriere's Classical Dictionary, 178-bandies compliments with E. H. Barker, ib. - character of, as a scholar, 179—his style in his Classical Dictionary, ib., 181-its worth, 179, 198-its defects, 180 — marked by haste, ib., 198. quotes the words of authors, 181, 187 neglects verification, 182, 192 - inconsistencies in it, 182 - re- specting Demosthenes and Es- chines, ib., 184 – Demosthenes and Nicias, 184 - Isocrates, ib. - omission of orators by, 185- on his avoiding Lampriere's grossness of allusion, ib.but few articles by, 187-on Homer, 188- his omission of Greek poets, ib. — cites the "Theatre of the Greeks," 190- -on Aristophanes, 191 - his account of the theatre, ib. - bor- rows from Ritter's History of Philosophy, 193-philosophers omitted by, 194 his geograph- ical articles, 195 borrows from Cramer, ib. his omission of ge ographers, 196 - -on the tower of Pharos, 197-aided by Mr. Dris- ler, 198.
Anthracite. See Johnson. Antiquities, Dictionary of Greek and
Roman, publishing in London, 177. See Anthon.
Ants, alliance of, with plant lice, 87. Antwerp, proposed steamships be- tween the United States and, 141 - action at, in 1830, 166.
Beauty, on the idea of, 373. Bee flies, 99. Bee moths, 94. Beetles, 79.
Belgium, proposed steamships be- tween the United States and, 141 — separation of, from Holland, 142, 168. Nothomb's Essai Historique et Politique sur la Revolution Bel- ge, ib. - on a projected union be- tween Holland and, 143, 154 - remarks on its independence, 144
on the connexion of its revolu- tion with that of France, of 1830, 145, 156 - the long servitude of, 145 -causes retarding her suc- cess, 146 - early political strug- gles of, ib. in the Middle Ages, ib. in the eighteenth century, 149- union of Holland and, in
1815, 150 - four great historical facts as to, 151-grievances of, 152 unjust political representa- tion of, ib. character of, 155 — three revolutions in, ib.. - account of the last, 156 - progress of the revolt, 157-Committee of Safety, 161, 163 - Provisional Govern- ment there, 165-session of the National Congress in, 167 - elec- tion of King Leopold, 169 - bat- tle of Louvain, 170 - the Dutch and Belgic question, 171-on the growing connexion between America and, 172-on the free- dom and patriotism of, ib. See Antwerp, Brussels, Holland, and Netherlands.
Bell, Sir Charles, his Supplementary Dissertations to Paley's Natural Theology, reviewed, 102, 111 - worth of his Illustrations, ib. Bermuda Isles, early superstitions as to the, 318.
Bernard, Sir Francis, presides at a trial, 210.
Bernardo del Carpio, remarks on,
Black Death, The, 509,510. Black flies, 98.
Blight, American, 88. Blistering beetles, 83. Block, Adrian, and Block Island, 326.
Board of Education. See Connecti-
cut, and Massachusetts Board of Education.
Boccaccio, on the writings of, 347 - his Decameron, 348 - his conver- sion, l. Bode, G. H., History of Greek Po- etry by, 189, 190.
Böttiger, commended, 191, 193. Bond, W. C., astronomical observer, cited, 451.
Boston, first post between New York and, 324, note. Boston Latin School Prize Book, 275. Boroles, Caroline. See Southey,
Booring, Dr., translations of Lock- hart and, compared, 423. Bradford, Alexander W., his Amer- ican Antiquities and Researches into the Origin and History of the Red Race, reviewed, 283-ex- amines their origin, 295.
Brainard, John G. C., Poems by, noticed, 258. Bridgewater Treatises, Paley's Nat- ural Theology and the, 110. Brougham, Henry, Lord, works by, on Natural Theology, reviewed, 102, 111, 112-character of his Dissertations, 112 - the great merit of his Preliminary Treatise, 127 cited on the argument from design, 132. See Paley. Brussels, connexion of, with the Belgian Revolution, in 1830, 157 reception of the Prince of Or- ange at, 160-defence of, against Holland, 163- Provisional Gov- ernment there, 165- effect of the defence of, 165. See Belgium. Buckland's Bridgewater Treatise, 110.
Catlin, George, his Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North Amer- ican Indians, reviewed, 283 facts respecting him and his ex- cursions, ib. his Indian Gallery, 286 on the Mandans, 288 the Camanches, 289- - on style of drawings, 293-on wampum, 294.
Causes. See Final Causes. Cavendish, Sir Henry, Debates of the House of Commons from May, 1768, to June, 1774; commonly called the Unreported Parliament, 483 their value, 484. Chalmers, Thomas, Bridgewater Treatise by, 111 On Natural Theology, reviewed, 356 his defects, ib. his excellences, 358.
Cahokia, Illinois, old French church Cherokee Indians, emigration of the,
and bell at, 303. Camanche Indians, notice of, 289, Cambridge, England, Arundines Ca- mi, sive Musarum Cantabrigien. sium Lusus Canori, reviewed, 269 quotations from it, 276. Canada, on the consolidation of, by Sir Charles Bagot, 171. Canker worms, 91, 97. Cantharides, 82.
Carpio, Bernardo del, remarks on, 432.
Carver's Shining Mountains, 285. Caterpillars, 89 in orchards, 90, 91
silk from, 91. Catholicism, Mariotti on Protestant- ism and, 343.
25 remarks on the, 27. Chivalry, ballads of, 435. Cholera, Parkin on the, 510. Christianity, in France, 394. Chronometers, implicit reliance on, 447, 453.
Cid, ballads on the, 430, 433. Civilization, evidence of an advance in, 299.
Clark, Mr., on the superiority of instructed operatives, 471. Clarke, defect in his argument re- specting the Deity, 115-remarks on it, 118, 125, 362-compared with Descartes', 124.
Classical dictionaries, difficulty of writing, 175- -on separating from
dictionaries of antiquities, 177. See Anthon, and Hoffmann. Classical studies and literature, Re- marks and Reports on the volun- tary system as to, in Harvard University, 35- probable aban- donment of them, 51-their im- portance, 61- remarks on an- cient, in England, 269 in Ger- many, 271 value of, 273- state of, in the United States, -on prizes for, 276. See
Climate, of New York at a former period, 314-change of, in Amer- ica, 315.
vols. I. II. III., reviewed, 458- editor of the, 461 commended,
463. Constant, Benjamin, on the religious sentiment in the soul, 373. Constitution. See Federal Constitu- tion.
Copyright, on international, 354. Corbett, Michael, trial of, 210. Coteau des Prairies, 285, 290. Courier, William, trial of, 210. Cousin, argument of respecting God, 119, 366 — cited, 393. Cramer's Greece, Professor Anthon borrows from, 195.
Creek Indians, on the union of the Florida Indians with the, 3.
Coacoochee, or Wild-cat, an Indian Crickets and their music, 84.
Cockroaches, remedy for, 83. Coleoptera, 76, 79.
Coleridge, Henry Nelson, Anthon copies him, on Homer, 188 - In- troduction to the study of the Greek Classic Poets by, noticed, 239.
Combe, George, comments on Amer- ican publishers, 142. Commerce of the American colonies before the Revolution, 304. Common-Place Book, by Ames, no- ticed, 229. Common Schools, Reports on, re- viewed, 458-provision for, in Connecticut, ib. measures improve them there, 459 - im- provement of, in Massachusetts, 465 insufficiency of existing laws, 467 inadequate appropri- ations for, ib. See Barnard, Connecticut, Mann, Massachusetts, Operatives, and Teaching. Commons. See Cavendish. Congress of Albany, representation by the, to the Crown, 302. Connecticut, Reports of the Board of Commissioners of Common Schools in, together with the An- nual Reports of the Secretary of the Board reviewed, 458 - early provisions in, for education, ib. school funds in, ib.. - the Board of Education, 460. See Barnard. Connecticut Common School Journal,
Criminal Trials. See Chandler. Crosby, Alpheus, Greek Grammar,
Part First by, noticed, 494. Crusaders, the Flemish, 147. Cushing, Caleb, Oration on the Ma- terial Growth and Territorial Pro- gress of the United States, deliv- ered at Springfield, on the Fourth of July, 1839, reviewed, 211 - cit- ed, 216. Cutworms, 91.
Dade's party, massacred, 7. Dana, Richard, Idle Man by, 399. Dante, Mariotti on, 345. Deity, the a priori and a posteriori proofs of his existence, 113, 115, 127, 359, 361 — defect of Clarke's argument, 115, 118, 362 argu- ment of Cousin, 119, 366 — of Descartes, 120, 124, 362, 363, 387 statement of the question, 126 the argument from design, 130 381-infinity of the, 139- pitulation of the argument, 359 - continued agency of the, 380 - Hume's reasoning respecting the, 385-Kant on the, 387 – Fichte, 388. See Matter. Delaware rirer, Swedish settlements Democracy, remarks of framers of on the, 328. the Constitution on the word, 218 meaning of, 219.
Demonstrative and moral evidence, 113, 115.
Demosthenes, the general, facts re- specting, 184.
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