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her baptismal train, ib.- reli-
gious features of the age of, 181-
its patriotism, 182 historical in-
cidents in the reign of, 184 - il-
lustrious men at that time, 185-
magnificence, of the age, 187-its
literature 192. See Spenser.
Embury, Emma C., Pictures of Ear-
ly Life by, 294, 506, 515.
England, music in, 4, 5, 8-features
of, in the age of Elibabeth, 178-
Greek literature in, 465. See
Elizabeth and Great Britain.
English language, Anglo-Saxon the,
148.

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English poetry, decline of, 490
Scott's, 491 Byron's, 495
Campbell's, 496-Moore's, 501-
prospective character of, 503.
Epic poetry, Bode on Grecian, 469.
Episcopalians, concessions by, 434-
the contest between the Puritans
and, not merely political, 436.
Eumolpus, Eleusinian mysteries,
482.

Explosions. See Steamboats.

Fame, literary, 153.

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Felt, Joseph B., Massachusetts Cur-
rency by, 526.

Feudal System, in Italy, 53.
Finches, described, 393.

Fine arts, Italy the republic of, 10.
Flemish painters, 364.

Florida Treaty, cedes to the United
States the country of Oregon, 111.
Fue boilers, 27.

Flügel, J. G., German Dictionary
by, noticed, 279.
Fly-catchers, 400.
Forcellini's Lexicon, 467.
Foreign debt, 528.

France, literature of, in the Middle
Ages, 69.

French philosophy in Italy, 311, 325.
French possessions in America, prior
to 1763, 76.

Fur trade, early importance of the,
in Canada, 84 - must be carried
on by associations, 88-Pacific
Fur Company for the, 107 oth-
er American companies for, 115–
mode pursued in the, ib. See Hud-
son's Bay Company.

G.

Gainsborough, a painter, 362, 363.
Galuppi, Pasquale, Elementi di Fi-
losofia di, reviewed, 301

notice

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of, and of his philosophy, 326-on
the origin of knowledge, 327 - on
the limits of, 328-elements of
philosophy by, ib. - logic, ib. -
psychology, 329 — ideology, ib.
mixed logic and ethics, ib
Gardiner, William, Bombet's Life of
Haydn by, reviewed, 1, 2.
General Court, in the Plymouth Col-
ony, 344, 345-judicial powers
exercised by it, 348- the great
rule of action adopted by the, 349
- abolished by Andros, 354.
Genoa, emancipated, 308.
Genoese, characteristics of, 50.
Genseric, stormed Rome, 46, note.
German Dictionary, by Flügel and
Sporschil, 279.

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German literature, in America, 279.
German music, 3.

Germany, Greek literature in, 466-
defects in the scholars of, 467.
Gertrude of Wyoming, 498.
Gesenius's Hebrew Grammar, 263.
Ghibelines in Italy, 58.

Giannoni, History of Naples by,
Gioja, Melchiorre, 332.

Gird, H. H., Address by, 533.

323.

Glees, Earl of Mount Edgecombe
cited on, 12.

Glimpses of Western Life, 206.
Goffe, facts as to, 167.

Goldsmith, Oliver, on Spenser, 204.
Government of Plymouth, 341.
Governor in Plymouth, fine for non-
acceptance of the office of, 352,
six only, 357.

Great Britain, policy of, as to the
Indians, 101-104 - detection of it,
and the consequences, 104 -
-re-
marks on her claim to Oregon,
130. See British and England.
Grecian literature, 63.
Grecian philosophers, 472.
Grecian poetr

Bode's History of,

Hale, S. J., Selections from Jane
Taylor by, 506, 515.

Hallam, Henry. Middle Ages by,
43, 44-on the Faerie Queene, 201.
Handel, the style of, 11.
Hare, on explosions, 33.
Harvard College, founded, 170.
Hawks, remarks on, 394, 395, 400.
Haydn, Life of, reviewed, 1.
Hague, William, Centennial Dis-
course by, noticed, 525.
Hebrew, works on, noticed, 263.
Heidelberg, castle of, 151.

Henry VIII., quarrels with the Pope

436.

Heroic age of Greece, 484.
Highlands, of Scotland, ornithologi-
cal excursion to the, 390.
Hillhouse, James A., Dramas, Dis.
courses, and other Pieces by, re-
viewed, 231 his finish and style,
232 Percy's Masque, 235 - Ha-
dad, 239-outline of his Deme-
tria, 243- faults in his poems,
254-his prose Discourses, 257 -
Phi Beta Discourse, 258- Ly.
ceum Discourse, 259.
Hope, remarks on, 498.
Horses, for cavalry in the Middle
Ages, 56.

Homer, poets before, 481 — antiqui-
ty of, considered, 485- Bode on,
ib.

Italian language, corruption of the,

304, 309-labors for the, 305,307.
Italian literature, in the Mid Ce
Ages,
63,65 from 1800 to 1838,
303.

Italian music, 3-history of, and of
English, 6.

Italian opera, in America, 15, 16.
Italian painters, 364.

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Italian philosophy, 325-full revival
of, 326 principal leaders in, and
sketch of, ib. - application of, to
art and science, 334.
Italian poetry, rise and progress of, 73.
Italy, the republic of art, 10-his-

tory of, during the Middle Ages,
44-invasions of, by Alaric and
others, 45, 46, 54, 72- the races
of, 49-prospective union of races
in, 52-feudal system, 53-chiv-
alry in, 55- Roman democracy
and aristocracy in, ib. — Guelphs
and Ghibelines in, 57 - influence
of the church in, 58-effects of

the crusades on, 61-rise of uni-
versities in, 67-zeal for abstruse
studies in, 68 works on, re-
viewed, 302-history, as indica-
tive of letters in, 308- -influence
of French philosophy in, 311, 325

misrepresented, 335 — society
in, ib. See Italian.
Ivanhoe, anecdote respecting, 489.

J.

Jamaica, proposition to remove the
New Haven colony to, 167.
James I., denounced Puritans, 440.
Jay's Treaty, navigation of the Mis-
sissippi according to, 94-abro-
gation of, 105.
Jefferson, Thomas, projects by, for
exploring Oregon, 83, 84, 95-
cited as to Ledyard, 83- plans
Lewis and Clark's expedition, 95.
Jenkins's Ohio Gazetteer, 294.
Johnson, Samuel, on Spenser, 203
and Chesterfield, 405, 412 — on
Chesterfield's Letters to his Son,
414, 428.

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171.

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New Home, reviewed, 206.
New Plymouth Colony, origin of,
337, 338 geographical territory
of, 338-settlement of, 339 — ori-
gin of the government of, 340 -
charter purchased for, 342-early
legislation in, 343- first records
of, ib. revision of the laws of,
344
- representative government
in, 345 character of the records
of the laws of, 346-selection
from the laws, with amendments,
347-laws of, digested and print-
ed, 348-judicial system of, ib. –
common law of England in, ib.,
its criminal law, 350- the
capital crimes in, ib. punish-
ments, 351-opposition to tobac-
co, ib..
reluctance to holding
public office in, ib.-compulsion
respecting it, 352 support of
clergy in, ib. schools in, 353–
tyranny of Andros over the, 354

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union of, with Massachusetts,
355-feelings respecting it, 356
extensive influence of the, 357
remarks on the government, ib.
the intercourse with the In-
dians, ib.. its conduct towards
the Quakers, ib. - settlers of, sep.
aratists, 444. See Pilgrims and
Puritans.

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New York Review, [Article 2. Pol-
itics of the Puritans,] reviewed,
432.

Nobles in Italy, in the Middle Ages,

56.

Non nobis, Domine, 12.
Normans, in northern France, 71.
North America, British possessions
in, prior to 1763, 76- plans for
crossing, 88, 91.
Northwest Company, formation of
the, 86-control of Indians by
the, 94, 100-territory explored
by the, 105- sale of Astoria to
the, 108, 109. See Hudson's Bay
Company.

Northwestern Boundary of the Unit-
ed States, facts as to the, 94, 109
-articles of convention respecting
it, 109, 110. See Oregon.
Nuttall, visit to Oregon by, 127—
ruff-necked humming-bird seen
by, 387-violet-green swallow de-
scribed by, 388 - -on a finch, 394.

0.

Odoacer, king of Italy, 47, and note.
Office, compulsion respecting, in Ply-
mouth colony, 352.

Ohio Gazetteer. See Jenkins.
Olen, a Grecian poet, 482.
Olympus of Mysia, 482.

Opera, origin of the, 6-in 1658, 8
in America, 15-in London,
ib.

Oratorio, origin of the, 6.
Oregon, earliest mention of, 75, 79

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views of, by Carver, 80 by
Ledyard, 83-by Jefferson, ib.
Mackenzie's expedition to, 84, 86
- its importance, 88-concessions
to Great Britain in, 94, 133, 135-
effects of the acquisition of Louis-
iana on, 95-expedition to, by
Lewis and Clark, 98-Astor's
project, 106- ceded to the United
States, 111 - the subject of, com-
mended to the notice of Congress,
132, 136-extent of, 113-expe-
ditions to, by Ashley and Henry,
114 by Pitcher, 118- by Kel-
ley, 120-by Wyeth, 124, 126
by Bonneville, 125-by Douglas,
127 by Townsend and Nuttall,
British
ib. by Parker, 128
right to, 130- Ball's journey to,
132-Slacum's agency at, 138-
proceedings of the Hudson's Bay
Company there, 137-144 -re-

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