XIX. WHICH WAS THE GREATER POET, HOMER OR MILTON? ADDISON'S Papers on the Paradise Lost, in the Spectator. BLAIR'S Lectures on Rhetoric. COLERIDGE on the Study of the Greek Poets. THIRWALL'S History of Greece, Vol. I. POPE'S Preface to his Translation of the Iliad. XX. ARE THE MENTAL FACULTIES OF THE SEXES EQUAL? WALKER'S Woman Physiologically Considered, as to Mind, Morals, &c. REV. SIDNEY SMITH'S Essay on Female Education-Modern British Essayists, Vol. III. MRS. JAMESON's Characteristics of Women, Moral, Poetical, Historical. AIME' MARTIN'S Education of Mothers; Translated by EDWIN LEE. FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXXIII,-Article II. WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. LXVIII,-Article II. DWIGHT'S Decisions. MARGARET S. FULLER'S Woman in the Nineteenth Century. MARIA CHILD's History of Women. STARLING'S Noble Deeds of Women, or Examples of Female Courage and Virtue. XXI. IS THE PREVAILING SYSTEM OF EDUCATION FOR FEMALES WORTHY OF ENCOURAGEMENT ? HANNAH MORE's Accomplished Lady, or Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education. REV. SIDNEY SMITH'S Essay on Female Education.-Modern British Essayists, Vol. III. FENELON on the Education of a Daughter. MRS. SIGOURNEY's Letters to Young Ladies. MISS SEDGWICK's Means and Ends, or Self-Training. XXII. IS THERE SUFFICIENT REASON FOR A BELIEF IN THE NATIONAL RESTORATION OF THE JEWS. MILLMAN'S History of the Jews. CUNNINGHAM'S Letters and Essays on Subjects connected with the Conversion and Restoration of the Jews. BICHENO'S Restoration of the Jews, the Crisis of all Nations. XXIII. OUGHT SECRET SOCIETIES TO BE TOLERATED? ROBINSON'S Proofs of a Conspiracy against all the Religions and Governments of Europe, carried on by Free Masons, Illuminati, and Reading Societies. ARNOLD'S Philosophical History of Free Masonry, and other Secret Societies. ENCYCLOPÆDIA AMERICANA,-Articles, "JESUITS, OR SOCIETY OF JESUS," and " JESUITS, written by a Jesuit." STONE'S Letters on Masonry and Anti-Masonry. LAWRIE'S History of Free Masonry. SECRET SOCIETIES of the Middle Ages; (in the Library of Entertaining Knowledge.) XXIV. ARE BANKS MORE USEFUL THAN INJURIOUS TO A COMMUNITY? TUCKER'S Theory of Money and Banks Investigated GILBERT'S History and Principles of Banking. LOGAN'S Popular Exposition of the Practice of Banking in Scotland. LAWSON'S History of Banking. Revised, with numerous additions, by J. SMITH HOMANS. FRANCIS' History of the Bank of England. CLARKE'S History of the Bank of the United States. WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. LXVIII,—Article IV. XXV OUGHT THE PROTECTIVE POLICY OR FREE TRADE PRINCIPLES TO PREVAIL? ADAM SMITH's Wealth of Nations. FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXIX,—Article I. BASTIAT'S Sophisms of the Protective Policy. RAGUET'S Principles of Free Trade. LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CXXXV,-Article VII. RAE'S New Principles of Political Economy in Refutation of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. CCCXLI, for March, 1844,-Article, "CORN LAWS." RICARDO'S Principles of Political Economy and Taxation. WAYLAND'S Elements of Political Economy. XXVI. IS THERE A POSSIBILITY OF REACHING THE NORTH POLE ? ENCYCLOPÆDIA AMERICANA,-Article, "NORTH POLAR EXPEDITIONS." BARROW'S Chronological History of Voyages into the Arctic Regions, from the Earliest Period to Captain Ross' First Voyage. Ross' Arctic Voyages. BARRINGTON'S Possibility of Approaching the North Pole Asserted, with papers on the Northwest Passage, by Col. BEAUFOY. PARRY'S Three Voyages for the Discovery of the North-West Passage. SIR JOHN FRANKLIN'S Arctic Expeditions. KANE'S Arctic Expedition. ARCTIC REGIONS, being an account of the Exploring Expeditions of Ross, Franklin, Parry, Back, M'Clure, and others, with the English and American Expeditions in search of Sir John Franklin (published by Miller, Orton, and Mulligan). XXVII. IS EMULATION A WHOLESOME STIMULANT IN EDUCATION? HOBBES on Envy and Emulation. COWPER'S Tirocinium. DWIGHT'S Decisions. EDGEWORTH'S Practical Education. GODWIN'S Reflections on Education, Manners, and Literature. XXVIII. WAS THE EXECUTION OF MAJOR ANDRE JUSTIFIABLE? ENCYCLOPÆDIA AMERICANA,—Article, "BENEDICT ARNOLD." BENSON'S Vindication of the Captors of Major André. SMITH'S Authentic Narrative of the Causes which led to the Death of Major André. MISS SEWARD's Monody on the Death of Major André. XXIX. HAS THE AUTHOR OF JUNIUS EVER BEEN IDENTIFIED? ENCYCLOPÆDIA AMERICANA,-Article, " JUNIUS." BRITTON'S Authorship of the Letters of Junius Elucidated. JUNIUS Identified with a Distinguished Living Character, (N. Y., 1818.) JUNIUS Unmasked, or Lord Sackville proved to be the Author of Junius, (Boston, 1828.) XXX. WOULD THE UNIVERSAL PREVALENCE OF SOCIALISM ADVANCE THE INTERESTS OF HUMANITY? ROUSSEAU'S Inquiry into the Social Contract. FISHER'S Examination of Owen's New System of Society. CONSIDERATIONS of some Recent Social Theories (Boston, 1853). LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CXXX,—Article VI. (ON SOCIALISM). BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. CCCXLIX., for November, 1844,Article, "FRENCH SOCIALISTS." XXXI. ARE THE MODERNS SUPERIOR TO THE ANCIENTS IN RHETORICAL SCIENCE? ARISTOTLE'S Rhetoric, translated by GILLIES. CICERO De Oratore, translated by GUTHRIE. QUINCTILIAN'S Institutes of Eloquence, translated by GUTHRIE. LONGINUS on the Sublime, translated by W. SMITH. DIALOGUE on Eloquence, attributed to TACITUS, translated by MURPHY. HORACE De Arte Poetica, translated by P. FRANCIS. CAMPBELL'S Philosophy of Rhetoric. KAMES' Elements of Criticism. WHATELY'S Rhetoric. XXXII. IS GENIUS INNATE? BROWN'S Lectures on the Philosophy of the Human Mind. REID'S Inquiry into the Human Mind. SHARPE'S Dissertation on Genius. WHIPPLE'S Lecture on Genius. BLAIR'S Lectures on Rhetoric. XXXIII. IS THE STORY OF THE TROJAN WAR CREDIBLE? THIRWALL'S History of Greece. LE CHEVALIER'S Description of the Plain of Troy. GELL'S Topography of Troy. WOOD's Essay on the Genius and Writings of Homer. XXXIV. ARE NEGROES INFERIOR TO WHITE PEOPLE IN MENTAL CAPACITY? PENNY CYCLOPÆDIA,-Article, "MAN." GREGOIRE'S Inquiry Concerning the Intellectual and Moral Faculties of Negroes. BRANDE'S Dictionary of Science, Literature, and Art,-Article, "NEGROES." PRICHARD'S Researches into the Physical History of Mankind. LAWRENCE'S Lectures on the Comparative Anatomy, Zoology, and the Natural History of Man. COMBE'S Constitution of Man Considered. ENCYCLOPÆDIA AMERICANA,-Article, " AFRICA." XXXV. IS THE CHARACTER OF QUEEN ELIZABETH WORTHY TO BE HUME'S History of England ADMIRED? AGNES STRICKLAND'S Queens of England. SHARON TURNER'S History of England during the Reign of Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth. LUCY AIKIN's Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth. ABBOTT's Life of Elizabeth. XXXVI. IS THE STATEMENT,- EVERY MAN IS THE ARCHITECT OF HIS OWN FORTUNE," TRUE? DAVENPORT's Lives of Individuals who have raised themselves from Poverty to Eminence and Fortune. EDWARDS' Biography of Self-Taught Men. MIDDLETON'S Life of Cicero. HUGH MILLER'S My Schools and Schoolmasters. PURSUIT of Knowledge under Difficulties, (published by the Harpers.) BOYHOOD of Great Men; also, Footprints of Famous Men, (published by the Harpers.) PARTON'S Life of Horace Greeley. CARLYLE'S Review of Heeren's Life of Heyne,-Foreign Review, No. IV., 1828. |