Christian Examiner and Theological Review

THE

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CHRISTIAN EXAMINER

AND

GENERAL REVIEW.

VOL. XVIII.

NEW SERIES, VOL. XIII.

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY CHARLES BOWEN.

LONDON:

ROWLAND HUNTER, AND R. J. KENNETT, GREAT QUEEN STREET.

1835.

CAMBRIDGE:

PRINTED BY CHARLES FOLSO M.

NEW SERIES, VOL. XIII.

VOL. XVIII.

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No. I.

ART. I. — Memoirs and Correspondence of Mrs. Hannah More.

By WILLIAM Roberts, Esq.

ART. II. — Proceedings of the Convention of the Young Men of

Massachusetts, friendly to the Cause of Temperance, held

at Worcester, July 1st and 2d, 1834.

ART. III. Essay on the Doctrine of Divine Influence.

Con-

tinued.
ART. IV. The Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius Pamphilus,
Bishop of Cesarea, in Palestine. In Ten Books. Trans-
lated from the Original by the Rev. C. F. CRUSE, A. M.,
Assistant Professor in the University of Pennsylvania.

ART. V. — Essays on the Principles of Morality, and on the Pri-

vate and Political Rights and Obligations of Mankind. By

JONATHAN DYMOND, Author of "An Inquiry into the Ac-

cordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity," &c.

With a Preface by the Rev. GEORGE BUSH, M. A., Adjunct

Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature in the New

York City University; Author of the "Life of Moham-

med," &c.

NOTICES AND INTELLIGENCE. -Webster's Brief View. Reli-

gion in the Western States. — Bowring's Minor Morals.

Boston Observer and Religious Intelligencer. Harris's

Edition of Sephora, a Hebrew Tale. - The Biblical Repos-

itory and Quarterly Observer.

No. II.

ART. I.—1. The Young Christian; or a familiar Illustration of

the Principles of Christian Duty. By JACOB ABBOTT.

2. The Corner-Stone; or a familiar Illustration of the Princi-

ples of Christian Truth. By JACOB ABBOTT.

ART. II. - Manual Hebrew Grammar. For the Use of Begin-

ners. By J. SEIXAS.

ART. III. The Spirit of Hebrew Poetry. By J. G. HERder.

Translated from the German by JAMES MARSH.

ART. IV. The Happiness of the Blessed, considered as to the

Particulars of their State, their Recognition of each other

in that State, and its Difference of Degrees. To which

are added, Musings on the Church and her Services. By

RICHARD MANT, D. D., M. R. F. A., Lord Bishop of Down