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Ignorance, Extent of Man's Knowledge and

Imagination

Impatience a Sign of Disbelief

Incredulity

Jews, The

Jewish Nation, The

Jesting, Scurrile

Knowledge

Knowledge and Ignorance, Extent of Man's

Loneliness

Life

Love Song

Love for the Church

Life, Poetry of

Local Attachments

Law, Sublimity of

Man's Knowledge and Ignorance, Extent of

Mother, A

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Minor Poets

Mercies, Unthankfulness for Common

Minding our own affairs

Montesquieu's Opinion of English Parliament

Moonlight

Newspapers, Veracity of

Narrow-mindedness

Noble-mindedness

Nunneries

National Errors

Oxford Theology

Origin and Duties of Parliament

Place, Appointing to

Popular Opinion

Popular Preachers

Poetry of Life

Poor, Rich and

Parliament, Origin and Duties of

Policy, King Alfred's

The Earl of Derby's

England's Constitutional

Poem by Delta

Poets, Minor

Political Reform

Religion, The Christian

Reason

Rich and Poor

Reform

Reflections on an Albanian Village

on Shaving

Rivers

Sunrise in the Apennines

Sensitiveness

Slander, Fear of

Slavery

Sunday School, Description of

Scurrile Jesting

Shaving, Reflection on

Sympathy, False

Sublimity of Law

Toleration

Time, Characters of

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“Omne tulit punctum qui miscuit utile dulci.”-Hor.

LONDON:
HOPE & CO., 16, GREAT MARLBOROUGH ST.
EDWARD BENHAM, COLCHESTER.

1854.