THE

CHRISTIAN EXAMINER

AND

GENERAL REVIEW.

VOL. X.

NEW SERIES, VOL. V.

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY GRAY & BOWEN.

LONDON:

ROWLAND HUNTER, AND O. RICH, RED LION SQUARE.

1831.

CONTENTS

OF

VOL. X.-NEW SERIES, VOL. V.

No. I.

ART. I.-1. The Library of Education.

Edited by WILLIAM

RUSSELL. Vol. I. Containing Some Thoughts concerning

Education, by JOHN LOCKE, and a Treatise on Education, by

JOHN MILTON.

2. Account of the Edinburgh Sessional School, and the other

Parochial Institutions for Education, established in that City

in the Year 1812; with Strictures on Education in general.

By JOHN WOOD, Esq.

ART. II.1. Reports of the Board of Managers of the Prison

Discipline Society.

2. Fifth Annual Report of the Board of Managers of the Prison

Discipline Society.

ART. III.-A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Wor-

ship.

ART. IV. - Professor STUART's Appendix to his Exegetical Essays

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on several Words relating to Future Punishment. A Letter. 34

ART. V.- The Works of the Rev. ROBERT HALL, A. M.. Minis-

ter of Broadmead Chapel, Bristol, England. First complete

Edition; with a Brief Memoir of the Author.

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ART. VI. -1. A Letter to William E. Channing, D. D. on the

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Subject of Religious Liberty. By MOSES STUART, Profes-

sor of Sacred Literature in the Theological Seminary, An-

dover.

2. Two Letters to the Rev. Moses Stuart, on the subject of Re-

ligious Liberty. By BERNARD WHITMAN.

ART. VII. Dr. CODMAN'S Speech in the Board of Overseers of

Harvard College, February 3, 1831.

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No. II.

ART. I. Dr. CODMAN'S Speech in the Board of Overseers of

Harvard College, February 3, 1831.

ART. II. The certain Triumph of the Redeemer. A Discourse,

delivered in Murray Street Church, New York. By FRAN-

CIS WAYLAND, D. D., President of Brown University.

ART. III. — Professor STUART's Appendix to his Exegetical Essays

on several Words relating to Future Punishment. - A Let-

ter.

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ART. IV. - 1. An Address on the Expediency and Duty of adopt-

ing the Bible as a Class-Book, in every Scheme of Educa-

tion, from the Primary School to the University. Deliver-

ed at Columbia, South Carolina, December 4, 1829, before

the Richland School. By THOMAS S. GRIMKÉ.

2. An Oration on the Advantages to be derived from the Intro-

duction of the Bible and of Sacred Literature, as Essential

Parts of all Education, in a Literary Point of View merely,

from the Primary School to the University. Delivered be-

fore the Connecticut Alpha of the Phi Beta Kappa Soci-

ety, September 7, 1830. By THOMAS S. GRIMKÉ, of

Charleston, S. C.

ART. V.-1. The Young Reader; to go with the Spelling Book.

By JOHN PIERpont.

2. Peter Parley's Tales about the Sun, Moon, and Stars. With

numerous Engravings.

3. Tales of Travels, West of the Mississippi. By SOLOMAN

BELL, Late Keeper of the Traveller's Library, Province-

House Court, Boston. With a Map, and numerous Engrav-

ings.

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4. Cousin Elizabeth. By the Author of 'A Visit to the Sea-side.'

5. The Children's Robinson Crusoe; or the Remarkable Ad-

ventures of an Englishman, who lived Five Years on an un-

known and uninhabited Island of the Pacific Ocean. By

A LADY.

6. The Little Girl's Own Book. By Mrs. CHILD.

ART. VI.-1. Sermons on Various Important Public Occasions.

By ROBERT HALL, A. M., Leicester.

2. The Works of the Rev. ROBERT HALL., A. M., Minister of

Broadmead Chapel, Bristol, England. First complete Edi-

tion, with a Brief Memoir of the Author.

3. Memoir of the Life and Writings of the Rev. Andrew Ful-

ler, Late Pastor of the Baptist Church at Kettering, and

First Secretary to the Baptist Missionary Society. By

J. W. MORRIS. First American, from the last London Edi-

tion. Edited by RUFUS BABCOCK, Jun.

4. Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British India and

its Dependencies. Vol. xxviii.

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ART. VII.—The Political Class Book; intended to instruct the

Higher Classes in Schools in the Origin, Nature, and Use of

Political Power. By WILLIAM SULLIVAN, Counsellor at

Law. With an Appendix upon Studies for Practical Men;

with Notices of Books suited to their Use; by GEORGE B.

EMERSON. New Edition, with Amendments and Additions. 238

ART. VIII. — An Essay on Junius and his Letters; embracing a

Sketch of the Life and Character of William Pitt, Earl of

Chatham, and Memoirs of certain other Distinguished In-

dividuals; with Reflections Historical, Personal, and Po-

litical, relating to the Affairs of Great Britain and America,

from 1763 to 1785. By BENJAMIN WATERHOUSE, M. D.,

Member of several Medical, Philosophical, and Literary So-

cieties in Europe and America.

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ART. IX. - The Way of Truth and Union. - For the Christian

Examiner.

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No. III.

ART. I.-Vues sur le Protestantisme en France. Par J. L. S. VIN-

CENT, l'un des Pasteurs de l'Eglise Réformée de Nismes.

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