Extract from a Poem delivered at Yale College. N. P. Willis. 16

Power of Maternal Piety.

The Winged Worshipers.

Mrs. Sigourney. 31

C. Sprague. 33

Active Christian benevolence, the source of sublime and last-

Self Devotion to Solitary Studies accounted for. J. G. Percival. 87

Picture of a Good Man.

Young. 93

Stanzas, written on visiting a scene in Argyleshire. Campbell. 95

To the Moon.

The Silkworm.

Daybreak.

Sonnet.

Sonnet to E.

'I thought it Slept.'

Anonymous. 102

Mrs. Hale. 103

R. H. Dana, 117

Bryant. 119

1 bid. 120

H. Pickering. 120

‘Awake, Psaltry and Harp, I myself will awake early.'

The Worship of God, in the Solitude of the Woods.

The Flying Fish, an Emblem of Christian Virtue. T. Moore. 461

Nothing truly Valuable gained without Labor. N. A. Review. 29
Extracts from an Oration delivered at Cambridge. E. Everett. 34
Extracts from a Discourse, delivered before the Constituted

Authorities of Mass. May, 1816. . . J. T. Kirkland. 45
The Importance of the Diffusion of Knowledge, &c. Ibid. 48
The Morals and Religion of a People.
Ibid. 50

Goodness of the Diety displayed in the Beauty of Creation.

Rectitude of Intention. .

False Sensibility.

Simplicity of Character..

Good Habits.

Meditation.

Man's Nobler Attributes.

Posthumous Influence of the Wise and Good.

Death, a Sublime and Universal Moralist.

Manliness of Character.

Intimate Relationship.

Gratitude and Sensibility.

Advantages may be drawn from our own Faults.

Tendency to Excellence.

Labor..

Imagination and Reason.

Intellectual Qualities of Milton.

Defence of Poetry

Ibid. 114

Channing. 123

Ibid. 124

Wirt. 177

Extract from an Address, delivered in Baltimore, October,

1830, on the Triumph of Liberty in France.

Hamilton. 183

Effects of a Dissolution of the Federal Union.

Necessity of Union between the States.

On the Morality of our Political Condition.

Effects of Civil Liberty upon the Mind. .

Extract from a Speech, delivered in the House of Represen-

tatives, April, 1832.

. Channing. 204

W. L. Storrs. 207

Religion not a mere Professional Concern.

The Influence of Religion upon Literature..

The Hope of Human Nature.

State of Society. .

Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.

Thoughts for a New Year.

Gratitude to God..

Different Human Conditions.

Pleasure and Repose.

Effects of the Modern diffusion of Knowledge.

The Love of Human Estimation.

The Grandeur of Astronomical Discoveries.

Value of Classical Learning.

Philosophy and Morality of Tacitus.

The Study of Languages.

Ibid. 288

Greenwood. 297

Wayland. 302

Buckminster. 304

Wirt. 308

N. A. Review. 316

Frisbie. 319

G. Watterston. 323

The Effects which Christianity ought to produce on Manners.