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BRISTED, JOHN, i. 657.

Bristol, bombardment of, a ballad, i. 441.

British officers in Philadelphia before the Revolu-
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British Spy, letters of, by Wm Wirt, i. 618.
Brockden, Charles, i. 177, 586.
BRODHEAD, J. R., ii. 594.

His History of New Amsterdam, ii. 48.
Broken Harp, the, by H. C. Knight, ii. 158.
Broken Heart, the. Washington Irving, i. 56.
Brontologia Sacra, by Cotton Mather, i. 64.
Bronx. J. R. Drake, ii. 205.

Brook Farm, ii. 503, 706.

BROOKS, CHARLES T., ii. 586.

Brooks, Erastus, controversy with John Hughes, ii.

Brownlee, W. C., i. 581.
BROWNSON, ORESTES A., ii. 335.

His Quarterly Review, ii. 335.
Brutus, by J. H. Payne, ii. 143.
Bryant, John H., ii. 190.
BRYANT, WM. CULLEN, ii. 183.

Address on J. F. Cooper, ii. 112.
Eulogy on Thomas Cole, ii. 319.
In Memory of Wm. Leggett, ii. 344.
Interview of C. W. Webber with, ii. 666.
Sonnet to Thomas Cole, i. 319.
Buccaneer, the. Richard H. Dana, ii. 91.
BUCKINGHAM, JOSEPH T., ii. 19.

Notice of Dennie, i. 564.

BUCKMINSTER, JOSEPH S., 11. 63.

Review of Logan's translation from Cicero, i. 77.
Buckwheat cake, the. Henry Pickering, ii. 26
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Buffon, admires C. Colden's pamphlet on Attraction

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Bugle, the. Grenville Mellen, ii. 278.

Building, and the Birds, the. Catharine Luders,

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Bulkley, Rev Mr, of Colchester. preface to W
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Bulwer, E. L., Last Days of Pompeii. ii. 377
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Bunker's Hill, battle of, described by Mrs. Adams, L

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A Drama, by H. H. Brackenridge, i. 289
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Burder, George, abridges Mather's Essays to do
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BURGESS, GEORge, ii. 520

Burgoyne, General, ballads on, i. 449.
Comedies of, i. 451.

Entrance into Cambridge, i. 164.

The Fall of, a Ballad, i. 455.

Burial among the Mountains, a. F. W. Shelton, ii.

631.

Burke, Edmund, i. 240.

Anecdotes of, by Thomas Cooper, i. 333.

Present at the scene with Franklin before the
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Sketch of Love of Freedom in America, i. 184.
Story of "ditto to," 1. 221.

Burnaby, Andrew, account of G Berkeley's house st
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BURNAP, GEORGE W., il. 351.

Burnet, Governor, i. 105.

Burning of Schenectady, by A. B. Street, ii. 555.
Burns, a pilgrimage to the land of, u. 161.
BURR, REV. AARON, i. 271

Eulogium on, by Livingston, i, 152.

Burr, Aaron, speech of William Wirt on the trial of

i. 617.

Camm, John, president of William and Mary, i. 84.
Campbell, Archibald, ii. 48.
CAMPBELL, JACOB, i. 484.

Campbell, Lord, notice of Franklin at the Privy
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Campbell, Thomas, borrows a couplet from Benjamin
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Borrows a couplet from Philip Freneau, i. 335.
Life of, by Washington Irving, ii. 48.
Campbell, W. W., Life of Clinton, i. 571.
Canaan, Conquest of, by Timothy Dwight, i. 357.
Passages from. Timothy Dwight, i. 359.
Canada, conquest of, by George Cockings, i 432.
Canot, Capt., by Brantz Mayer, ii. 517.
Capen, Joseph, epitaph on John Foster, i. 105.
Capture of a Whale J. F. Cooper, ii. 113.
CAREY, ALICE, ii. 687.

Chandler, Abiel, i. 533.

CHANDLER, ELIZABETH M., ii. 465.
Chandler, T. B., notice of, i. 380.
Channing, Edward T. and Francis D., ii. 90.
CHANNING, WILLIAM ELLERY, ii. 21.

Eulogy of President Stiles, i. 160.
Letters to, by Moses Stuart, ii. 21.
Memoir of, by William H. Channing, ii. 570.
Notice of S. Hopkins's theology, i. 150.
Notice of the Redwood Library, i. 286.
CHANNING, WILLIAM E., Jr., ii. 570.

CHANNING, WILLIAM HENRY, ii. 569.

Memoirs of J. H. Perkins, il 528.
CHAPIN, E. H., ii. 599.

Chapman, Nathaniel, i. 578.

Character, a, from Walden. H. D. Thoreau, ii. 655.
Character of Mr. Hunt, from Thomas Singularity.
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Characteristics of Literature, by II. T. Tucker.nan,
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Charcoal Sketches, by Joseph C. Neal, ii. 456.
Charles Elwood, by O. A. Brownson, ii. 335.
Charleston City Gazette, ii. 427.

CHARLESTON LIBRARY, i. 387.

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLEGE OF, ii. 329.
CHARLTON, ROBERT M., ii. 435.

Charms of Fancy, passages from. Richard Alsop, i.

496.

CHASE, PHILANDER, i. 646.

Chase, Samuel, trial of, i. 638.

Chastellux, notice of Jonathan Trumbull, i. 308.

Translates Humphreys' Address to the Armies
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Chatham, Lord, eulogist of Franklin, i. 110.

Chauncy, Charles, second president of Harvard, i. 8.
CHAUNCY, CHArles, i. 95.

Chaunt of Life, by Ralph Hoyt, ii. 531.
Cheerful Parson, the.

William Biglow, i. 682.

Cheeshahteamuck, Caleb, only Indian graduate of
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Cheetham, James, account of, i. 200.

Cheever, Ezekiel, account of, i. 60.
CHEEVER, GEORGE B., ii. 453.
CHEEVER, HENRY T., ii. 455.
CHESEBRO', CAROLINE, ii. 690.

Chestnut Gathering, from Queechy. Susan Warner,

ii. 625.

CHEVES, LANGDON, ii. 251.

Chevy Chase, ballad of, quoted in reference to Frank-
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Child Japhet, the. Paul Allen, i. 643.
CHILD, LYDIA M., ii. 388.

Child of the Sea, the, by Estelle Anna Lewis, ii 680.
Childhood. William W. Story, ii. 663.

Chinchas, the Governor of the. G. W. Peck, ii. 650.
Chittenden, W. B., i. 516.

Chivalry, Modern, extracts from, II. II. Bracken-
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Philosopher, by Cotton Mather, i. 63.
Passage from. Cotton Mather, i. 65.

Society and the Church, New Views of. O. A.
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Christianity, its Essence and Evidence, by G. W.
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Christmas Bells, the. John W. Brown, ii. 643.
Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers and of First Plant-
ers of Massachusetts, by Alexander Young,
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Church, the. Alice B. Neal, ii. 683.
Church, Alonzo, historical discourse, ii. 76.
CHURCH, BENJAMIN, i. 229.

A contributor to Pietas et Gratulatio, i. 13.
CHURCH, CAPTAIN BENJAMIN, i. 138.
Church, Thomas, King Philip's War, i. 138.

Coffin, old riddle on a, i. 610.
COFFIN, ROBERT S., ii. 255.

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20.

Edits the New York Review, ii. 266.
Librarian at Harvard, i. 15.

At Round Hill school, ii. 305.

Superintendent of the Astor Library, ii. 740.
Coiffeur, the complete, by J. B. M. D. Lafoy, ii. 71.
Coit, Thomas W., ii. 732.

COLDEN, CADWALLADER, i. 80.

A correspondent of James Logan, i. 78.
Pamphlet on, by Livingston, i. 152.

Coldenia, named by Linnæus, in honor of Colden,
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COLE, THOMAS, ii. 318.

Eulogy of, by Wm. C. Bryant, ii. 185.
Life of, by L. L. Noble, ii. 596.

Coleman, Wm., editor of the Evening Post, ii. 184.
Notice of J. H. Payne, ii. 141.

Remarks on Halleck's "Twilight," ii. 208.
Coleridge, S. T., on Female Influence, ii. 494.
Resemblance to Edgar A. Poe, ii. 538.
Coleridge, Sara, ii, 491.

College Usages and Anecdotes, i. 15.
COLLEGES:

Amherst, ii. 155.

Antioch, ii. 224.

Bowdoin, ii. 192.

Brown University, i. 54.

Columbia, i. 379.

Dartmouth, i. 530.

Dickinson, ii. 59.
Emory, Ga., ii. 77.
Franklin, Ga., ii. 76.
Hamilton, ii. 722.
Harvard, i. 8.
Marshall, ii. 659.

Mercer University, Ga., ii. 77.
Michigan University, ii. 735.
Middlebury, ii. 130.

New Jersey, i. 270.

New York, University of the City of, ii. 733.
North Carolina, University of, ii. 104.
Oglethorpe University, ii. 77.

Pennsylvania, University of, i. 388.
Rutgers, i. 580.

St. John's, Md., ii. 77.

Trinity College, Hartford, ii. 732.
Union, ii. 194.

Vermont, University of, ii. 129.

Virginia, University of, ii. 725.
William and Mary, i. 82.
Williams, ii. 154

Collegian, the, ii. 511, 633.

Colles, Christopher, i. 577, ii. 123.

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Collins' New Jersey Gazette, i. 152.

Collins, Charles, president of Dickinson College, ii. 61.

Collins, Henry, gift of site to the Redwood Library,

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Columbian Orator, by Caleb Bingham, i. 568.
Columbus, life of, by Washingtou Irving, ii. 49.
Return of, after his first voyage. Wm. H. Prca-
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Come in the Moonlight. J. S. Kidney, ii. 658.
Come to me, love. Emma C. Embury, ii. 486.
Comets, essay on, by Andrew Oliver, i. 136.

Lecture on, passages from. Prof. John Win-
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Comic Annual, by H. J. Finn, ii 28.
Coming Home. Phebe Carey, ii. 683
Coming of the Mammoth, by H. B. Hirst, ii. 591.
Commencement Day at Harvard, i. 15.
Common Sense, by T. Paine, i. 198.

Common Sense, Essay on. H. H. Brackenridge, i. 297.
In Deshabille, by David Everett, i. 569.
Companionship of the Sexes in the study of litera-
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Comparison of John Locke and William Penn.
George Bancroft, ii. 306.

Condorcet, Life of Voltaire, i. 187.

Congress Declaration of July 6, 1775, by John Dick-
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Connecticut. F. G. Halleck, ii. 211.

Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, ii. 289.
"Connecticut Farmer's Boy," verses by F. G. Hal-
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River. J. G. C. Brainard, ii. 227.
Account of. Samuel Peters, i. 192.
Ode to. J. L. Arnold, i. 530.

Conflagration, the, poem. Mather Byles, i. 120.
Conquest of Grenada, by Washington Irving, ii. 49.
CONRAD, R. T., ii. 547.

Conservatisin and Reform. F. H. Hedge, ii. 422.
Conspiracy of Kings. Joel Barlow, i. 398.
Constitution Making. John Randolph, i. 629.
Contemplations. Anne Bradstreet, i. 49.

Continuity of the Church of England, by S. Sea-
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William Dun-

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COOKE, JOHN ESTEN, ii. 636.

Notice of James M'Clurg, i. 285.

COOKE, PHILIP P., ii. 635.

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Country Oven, the. H. C. Knight, ii. 158.
Country School-Keeping. Royal Tyler, ii. 74.
Courier and Enquirer, the, i. 418.

Court of Fancy, by Thomas Godfrey, i. 195.
Passage from, i. 196.

Courtin, the. J. R. Lowell, ii. 662.
Courtship in Connecticut.
"Cousin Alice," ii. 682.

Samuel Peters, i. 193.

Cowper, William, and his female friends, ii. 493.
Cox, WILLIAM, ii. 415.

COXE, ARTHUR Cleveland, ii. 656.
Coxe, Samuel H., ii. 656.

COZZENS, FREDERICK S., ii. 703.

Cradock, Samuel and Walter, Gospel Liberty, i. 55.
CRAFTS, WILLIAM, ii. 86.

Cralle, Richard K., edits J. C. Calhoun's works, ii. 35.
CRANCH, C. P., ii. 582.

Crania Americana, by S. G. Morton, ii. 577.
Crayon Miscellany, by Washington Irving, ii. 49.
Sketches, by William Cox, ii. 415.

Cresap, Michael, and Logan the Indian, by Brantz
Mayer, ii, 517.

CREVECŒUR, H. ST. JOHN, i. 173.

Crisis, the, by Thomas Paine, i. 198, 202.

Critic, the, by William Leggett, ii. 344.

Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, by A. H. Everett,

ii. 322.

Reply to, by Simon the Tanner, i. 15.
Croswell, Harry, ii. 393.

CROSWELL, WILLIAM, ii. 393.

Article on, by R. H. Dana, Jr., ii. 620.
Croton Ode, the. G. P. Morris, ii. 350.
CRUGER, HENRY, i. 221.

Cruger, John, notice of, i. 221.

Cruger, Nicholas, the early friend of Alexander Ha-
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Culprit Fay, the, by J. R. Drake, ii. 203.

Cultivation of Taste, the. William Hague, ii 570.

Cumming, John, eulogy on, by R. M. Charlton, ii.

435.

Cummings, Dr., present to Harvard College, i. 187.
Curiosity, by Charles Sprague, ii. 133.

Curtis, G. T., notice of the Newburgh Addresses,

480.

CURTIS, GEORGE W., ii. 706.

Life of A. J. Downing, ii. 618.
CURWEN, SAMUEL, i. 136.

Journal and Letters of, passages from, i. 107.
CUSHING, CALEB, ii. 291.
Cushing, Caroline, ii. 291
Cutler, Manasseh, i. 161.
Cutler, Timothy, i. 86.
C. Wilkins Eimi, ii. 666.
Cypress, Jr., ii. 855.

Dana, Francis, ii. 89.

DANA, JAMES D., i. 91.

Dana, Richard, ii. 89.

DANA, RICHARD HENRY, ii. 89.

Notice of the Allston Gallery, ii. 13.

DANA, R. H., JR., ii. 619.

Dante, Giotto's portrait of, ii. 107.

Inferno, translated by T. W. Parsons, ii. 641.
Life of, commenced by R. II. Wilde, ii. 107.
On a bust of T. W. Parsons, ii. 642.
Daranzel, by David Everett, i. 569.
Darby's Return, by William Dunlap, i. 539.
Darley, F. O C., illustrations of Margaret, ii. 589.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, i. 530.

Darwin, E, Epistle to. E. H. Smith, i. 600.
Daubenton's Advice to Shepherds, translated by
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Daughter of Herodias, the. Lucy Hooper, ii. 679.
DAVENPORT, JOHN, i. 31.

Decalogue of canons for observation in private life.
Thomas Jefferson, i. 246.

Decius, Essays of, by S. J. Gardner, ii. 102.
Deck and Port, by Walter Colton, ii. 246.
DEERING, NATHANIEL, ii. 336.

Deerslayer, the, by J. F. Cooper, ii. 111.
Extract from. J. F. Cooper, ii. 116.

De Kay, Dr., ii. 201.

De Lara, or the Moorish Bride, by Caroline L. Hentz,
ii. 486.

De Liancourt, notice of Mercy Warren, i. 164.
Delirium. L. M. Davidson, ii. 482.

Della Crusca, lines to. Royal Teler, i. 47.
Democracy Unveiled, by T. G. Fessenden, i. 596.
DENNIE, JOSEPH, i. 562.

Departed, the. Park Benjamin, ii. 499.
De Profundis. Wm. Croswell, ii. 396.
Depuy, H. W., life of Ethan Allen, i. 207, 208.
Dermot MacMorrogh, by J. Q. Adams, i. 557.
Descent into the Maelstrom. Edgar A. Poe, ii. 542.
Desecration, the, of the Flag. H. Greenough, ii. 418.
Deserted Bride, by G. P. Morris, ii. 348.
Despotism in America, by Richard Hildreth, ii. 460.
Devil Fishing. William Elliott, ii. 101.

Dew, Thomas R., president of William and Mary, i.

85.

Dewey, Joseph, appendix to Wolcott's Meditations,

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DEWEY, ORVILLE, ii. 164.

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Dewitt, John, i. 581.

Dexter, S. N., gift to Hamilton College, ii. 725.
Dial, the, ii. 365, 526.

Dialogue between Franklin and the Gout. B. Frank-
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Dialogue between Head and Heart. Thomas Jef
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Dialogue on the address of the Philosophical Society
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Diary of Ezra Stiles, notice of, und passages from, i

160.

Diary of John Adams, i. 184.
Passages from, i 186

DICKINSON COLLEGE, ii. 59
DICKINSON, JOHN, i. 181.
Dickinson, John, ii. 59.

Dickinson, Jonathan, president of the College of
New Jersey, i. 271.

DICKSON, SAMUEL H., ii. 259.

Dictionary of Poetical Quotations, by Mrs. S. J. Hale,
ii. 127.

Didactics, by Robert Walsh, ii 38.

Passages from. Robert Walsh, ii. 38.
Dietetic Charlatanry. Cornelius Mathews, ii 647.
DINSMOOR, ROBERT, í. 465.
Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revo-

lution, edited by Jared Sparks, ii. 166.
Directions for Courtship. Philip Freneau, i. 338.
Dirge for a Young Girl. James T. Fields, ii. 700.
Discourses and Addresses, by G. C. Verplanck, ii. 69.
Dismantled Cabinet, the. H. Pickering, ii. 26.
Divine Grace Displayed, by David Brainerd, i. 142.
Do not strain your punch Henry Cary, ii. 297.
DOANE, GEORGE W., ii. 289.

Dod, Albert B., i, 615.

Dodington, Bubb, notice of James Ralph, i. 103.
Dodsley, R, Economy of Human Life, i. 158
Additions to, by Z M Pike, i. 661.

Doggett, John, jr., notice of, i 108.

Domestic Happiness, from the Croakers. F. G. Hal

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Dominum collaudamus, poem, by Peleg Folger, i 183.
Don Juan, cantos xvii., xviii., by Isaac S. Clason, ii.

263.