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HENRY, C. S., ii. 734.

Edits the New York Review, ii. 266.

Henry, Joseph, 1. 274, il. 740.

Henry, Patrick, eulogy of Archibald Alexander on,
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Life of, by William Wirt, 1. 618.

Reply to, by John Randolph, i. 627.
William Wirt, i. 623.

HENRY, ROBERT, Pres. of S. Carolina College, ii. 333.
HENTZ, CAROLINE LEE, ii. 486.

Hentz, N. M., ii. 486.

Herbert, George, couplet on jesting, i. 23.

Prophecy of America quoted by Duché, i. 221.
Prophecy of religion in America, i. 169.

HERBERT, HENRY W., ii. 450.

Hercules, choice of. John Adams, i. 186.
Herhan, stereotyping in Paris, i. 81.

Hermit in America, by Robert Waln, ii 257
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Passages from Stiles' Diary, i. 160.

Herschel, Sir John, tribute to E. P. Mason, i. 90.
Hesperia, by R. H Wilde, ii. 107.
HEWITT, MARY E., in 624.

Hewson, Mrs., Franklin's landlady, i. 105, 110.
Hibernicus, Letters of, by De Witt Clinton, i. 571
HICKOK, LAURENS P., Vice-President of Union, i. 195.
Hierophant, the, by George Bush, ii. 226.
Higginson, John, notice of, i. 24.

HILDRETH, RICHARD, ii. 459.

HILL, GEORGE, ii. 313.

HILL, ISAAC, ii. 325.

HOLBROOK, JOHN E., ii. 197.

Holcroft, Thomas, i. 659.

Holidays Abroad, by Caroline M. Kirkland, ii.

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Holidays at Barcelona. J M. Mackie, ii. 580.
HOLLAND, EDWIN C., ii. 139.

HOLLAND, ELIHU G., ii. 640.

HOLLEY, HORACE, ii. 323.

Hollis family, gifts to Harvard, i. 10.

Hollis professorships, at Harvard, foundation of,
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Hollis, Thomas, i. 10.
HOLMES, ABIEL, i. 512.

HOLMES, O. W., ii. 511.

Notices of A. Holmes, i. 513.

Tribute to Charles C. Emerson, ii. 366.
Holofernes, quoted, i. 63.

Holyoke, Edward, contributor to Pietas et Gratula
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Presidency at Harvard, i. 11.

Holyoke, Edward A., the centenarian, account of, i.

HOPKINS, LEMUEL, i. 319.

HOPKINS, SAMUEL, i. 150.

HOPKINSON, FRANCIS, i. 209.

Letter to Galloway, i. 173.

Advertisement extraordinary, by James Riving-
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HOPKINSON, JOSEPH, i. 583.
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Horace in New York, by Isaac S. Clason, ii. 263.
Horace, Lyric Works of, translated by John Parke, i..
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Horace, ode (III. 30) of, translated in the style of
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Horrocks, James, president of William and Mary, i.

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Horry, Elias, founds professorship in college of
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Horse Shoe Robinson, by J. P. Kennedy, ii. 219.
Hortensius, essays by Livingston, i. 152.

Intelligencer, ii. 146.

Monthly Magazine, ii. 146.

Immortality. R. H. Dana, ii. 91.

"I'm with you once again." G. P. Morris, ii. 349.
Inchiquin's Letters, by C. J. Ingersoll, ii. 41.

Quarterly Review of, ii. 2.

Answered by Timothy Dwight, i. 361.

Incident in a Railroad Car. J. R. Lowell, ii. 661.
Incidents of Travel, by John L. Stephens, ii. 419.
Indecision, by J. K. Mitchell, ii. 381.

Incomprehensibility of God. Eliza Townsend, ii.

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Independence Day. Royal Tyler, i. 417.

Independence, Declaration of, its authorship, i. 240.
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Burying ground, lines occasioned by a visit to.
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Death song of a Cherokee, by Mrs. Hunter, i.

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Education, i. 151.

Education at William and Mary described by
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Journal of David Brainerd, i. 142.
Languages, by John Pickering, i. 626.
Languages, structure of, by Peter S. Du Ponceau,
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Missions of John Eliot, i. 40.

Names. L. H. Sigourney, ii. 137.
Student, the. Philip Freneau, i. 340.
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Travels and Researches of Henry R. School-
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Tribes, Synopsis of, by Albert Gallatin, i. 494.
Indian's Bride, the. E. C Pinkney, ii. 340
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Of New England described. Wm. Wood, i. 4.
Of North America, history and biography of,
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Provisions for education at Harvard and William
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Indolence. Park Benjamin, ii. 500.

Infidelity, Triumph of, poem, passage from. Timothy
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Infinite, study of the. George Bancroft, ii. 310.
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Remarks on J. C. Calhoun, ii. 35.

Ingersoll, Edward, ii. 42.

IRVING, EBENEZER, ii. 52.

IRVING, JOHN T., ii. 52.

Memoir of R. B. Davis, ii. 2.

Irving, John T., jun., ii. 53.

IRVING, PETER, ii. 52.

His share in Knickerbocker's New York, ii. 47.
Irving, Theodore, ii. 53.

IRVING, WASHINGTON, ii. 47.

Life of M. M. Davidson, ii. 483.
Reminiscences of Washington Allston, ii. 14.
IRVING, WILLIAM, jun., ii. 51.

His acquaintance with J. K. Paulding, ii. 1.
Writes the poetry in Salmagundi, ii. 47.

Irving, William, father of Washington Irving, ii. 47.
Isabella, Queen. William H. Prescott, ii. 283
Israel Potter, by Herman Melville, ii. 674.
It snows. Hannah F. Gould, ii. 498.

Sarah J. Hale, ii. 127.

Italian Sketch Book, by H. T. Tuckerman, ii. 583.
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Jack Downing, by Seba Smith, ii. 561.

Jackson, Andrew, letter to H. M. Brackenridge, i.
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Sonnet to. James Lawson, ii. 281.

JACKSON, HENRY R., ii. 693.

JACKSON, ISAAC W., ii. 197.

Jacobiniad, Remarks on the, a Satire, by J. S. J.

Gardiner, i. 535.

JACOBS, SARAH S., ii. 684.

JAKOB, LUDWIG VON, ii. 168.

JAKOB, THERESE A. L. VON, ii. 168.

Jam Jehan Nima, by J. H. Payne, ii. 144.
Jamestown Church. L. H. Sigourney, ii. 137.
Jarvis, Charles, i. 535.

JARVIS, SAMUEL FARMAR, ii. 85.

Jarvis, S. F., professor of Trinity College, Conn., ii.
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Jay, John, Jun., ii. 106.

Jeffrey, Francis, in New York, i. 667.

Jerdan, W., reprints a portion of the Sketch Book
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Jeremy Levis, by Laughton Osborne, ii. 466.
Jeroboam sermon by Nathanael Emmons, i. 247.
Jersey Chronicle, the, by Philip Freneau, i. 330.
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Jingle, Bob, Association of the Colonies, passages
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John Bull and Brother Jonathan, by Paulding, ii. 2.
John Bull in America, by J. K. Paulding, ii. 3.
John Tabor's ride. J. Ross Browne, ii. 615.

John Waters, ii. 297.

Johns, John, President of William and Mary, i. 84.
JOHNSON, EDWARD, i. 39.

JOHNSON, ELEANOR A., ii. 145.

Johnson, Joseph, account of Peter Freneau, i. 334.
JOHNSON, SAMUEL, President of Columbia College, i

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Johnson, Samuel, notice of Sir Thomas Browne's
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Johnson, W., life of Greene, i. 667
JOHNSON, WILLIAM Martin, i. 585.
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Jomini on the Art of War, translation of, by M. C.
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Jones, Hugh, account of Indian school at William
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Jones, Paul, names his ship after Poor Richard, i.

Kalm, Peter, intimacy with C. Colden, i. 81.
Kaloolah, by Wm. S Mayo, ii 567.
Kames, Lord, publishes Franklin's Parable on Perse-
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KANE, ELISHA K., ii. 697.

Kean's acting. R. H. Dana, ii. 97.
Keating, John, ii. 582.

Keble, John, first American edition of his Christian
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Keep Cool, by John Neal, ii. 161.

KEIMER, SAMUEL, i. 99.

Franklin's notices of, i. 107.

Attempt at a new religion. M. L. Weems'
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Keith, Governor of Pennsylvania, i. 105.

Kemp, John, i. 384.

KENNEDY, JOHN P., ii. 219.

Memoirs of Wm. Wirt, i. 619.

Acquaintance with Edgar A. Poe, ii. 538.

KENRICK, FRANCIS P., ii. 315.

Kent, William, i. 510.
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Notice of Lemuel Hopkins, i. 321.

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Key into the Language of America, by Roger
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KIDNEY, JOHN S., ii 658.

Kilimandjaro. Bayard Taylor, ii. 716.
KIMBALL, RICHARD B., ii. 677.

Kindar Burial Service, versified. L. M. Davidson,
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King Philip's War, history of, passages from. Ben-
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KING, CHARLES, i. 383.

King, Mitchell, ii. 247.

Lafoy, J. B., M.D. The Complete Coiffeur, ii. 71.
Lamb, Charles, notice of John Woolman, i. 146.
Lamentation of S. Keimer, i. 100.

Land of Dreams, the. William C. Bryant, ii. 189.
Landor, W. S., epistle to. T. W. Parsons, ii. 641.
Landscape Gardening, by A. J. Downing, ii. 618.
Lang, John, epigram on, by McDonald Clarke, ii.

Last Evening of the World. J. A. Hillhouse, ii. 119.
Last Leaf, the. O. W. Holmes, ii. 514.

Last of the Mohicans, by J. F. Cooper, ii. 109.
Last Night of Pompeii, by S. L. Fairfield, ii. 377.
Last Request, the. B. B. Thatcher, ii. 497.
LATHROP, JOHN, i. 611.

Lathrop, John, jun., i. 611.
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Lathrop, Mrs. Daniel, ii. 135.

LATIN POEMS. Ad Gulielmum Lauderum. Natha-
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Lauder, William, verses to.

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Layard, A H, presents Nineveh slabs to Williams
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Lea, Isaac C, i. 580.

Learned Blacksmith, the, ii. 552.

Leather Stocking and Silk, by John Esten Cooke, ii.
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Leather Stocking Tales, passage from preface to. J.
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Leaves from Margaret Smith's Journal, by J. G.
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Leaves from the Diary of a Dreamer, by H. T.
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Lectures, by R. W. Emerson, ii. 366.

On English Literature, by Henry Reed, ii. 491.
On the English Poets, by O. W. Holmes, ii, 512.
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LEDYARD, JOHN, i. 324.

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Lee, Charles, interview with HI. H. Brackenridge, i.

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LEE, ELEANOR, ii. 683.
LEE, HANNAH F., ii. 295.
LEE, HENRY, i. 409, 666.

LEGARÉ, J. M., ii. 720.

LEGARE, HUGH SWINTON, ii. 247.

Legend, a, of the Mohawk. G. P. Morris, ii. 350.
Legend of Brittany, by J. R. Lowell, ii. 660.
Legendary, the, ii. 439.

LEGGETT, WILLIAM, ii. 343.

Edits the Evening Post, ii. 185.

Notice of E. C. Pinkney, ii. 338.

Leigh, Watkins, epitaph on James M'Clurg, i. 284.
Leisure Hours at Sea, by William Leggett, ii. 343.
Lenore. Edgar A. Poe, ii. 540.

Lenox, James, edition of Washington's Farewell Ad-
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Edition of Van der Donck's New Netherland,
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Leonard, Daniel, Massachusettensis, by, i. 184.
Leslie, Charles R., ii. 87.

Notice of Allston, ii. 16.

LESLIE, ELIZA, ii. 87.

Leslie, T. J., ii. 87.

Letter to my Countrymen, by J. F. Cooper, ii. 110.
To the purchaser of Glenmary. Ñ. P. Willis,
ii. 442.

Letters from Abroad, by C. M. Sedgwick, ii. 292.
From New York, by L. M. Child, ii. 388.
From Palmyra, by William Ware, ii. 175.
From the South, by J. K. Paulding, ii. 3.
From Under a Bridge. N. P. Willis, ii. 439.
Invention of, poem, by R. T. Paine, Jr., i. 633.
Of a Traveller, by William C. Bryant, ii. 185.
On the Eastern States, by William Tudor, ii. 269.
Donald G. Mitchell, ii, 701.

Lettsom, Dr., life of Fothergill, i. 110.
Leverett, John, presidency of Harvard, i. 10.
LEWIS, ESTELLE ANNA, ii. 680.

Lewis and Clarke, American exploration, ii. 80.

LEWIS, TAYLER, ii. 196, 734.

Lewis, Zachariah, ii. 150.

Lexington, by P. M. Wetmore, ii. 279.

Libel Suits of J. F. Cooper, ii. 111.

Liberty, a poem.

Jacob Campbell, i. 484.

George Hill, ii. 314.

Liberty, a sonnet.

Liberty and Law. Gov. Winthrop, 1645, i. 27.

Liberty and Necessity, Franklin's Dissertation on, i.
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Liberty and Peace. Phillis Wheatley, i. 869.
Liberty Pole at New York, i. 436.

LIBRARIES-Astor, ii. 740.

Charleston, i. 387.

Harvard College, i. 15, 16.

Library Company of Philadelphia, i. 177.
New York Society Library, i. 387.
Redwood, i. 285.

On visiting Tallulah Falls, Georgia. S. G. Bul-
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Samuel H. Dickson, ii. 260.

To

E. F. Ellet, ii. 610.

To Harry. W. H. Timrod, ii 140.

Written at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Willis G.
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Lining, John, History of Yellow Fever, i. 131.
LINN, JOHN BLAIR, i. 652.

LINN, WILLIAM, i. 326.

On Paine's Age of Reason, i. 201.

Linnæus, a correspondent of James Logan, i. 78.
Names Gardenia after Dr. Alexander Garden,
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Lion, a, in the Path. William S. Mayo, ii. 567.
Lionel Lincoln, by J. F. Cooper, ii. 109.
Lippincott, Sarah J., ii. 685.

LIST, HARRIET WINSLOW, ii. 689.

Literary and Historical Miscellanies, by George Ban
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And Philosophical Society, Discourse before, by
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Cabinet, i. 92.

Coronal, ii. 280.

World, ii. 517, 646.

Literati, the, by Edgar A. Poe, ii. 538.
Literature, Advice in the Pursuits of, by S. L. Knapp,
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Circumstances favorable to progress of, in Ame-
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Sketches of the History of, by Wilkins Tanne-
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The Consolations of. Rufus Choate, ii. 288.
Littell, E., ii. 38.

Littell, J. S., edits Graydon's Memoirs, i. 353.
Little Beach Bird. RH. Dana, ii. 91.

Florence Gray. N. P. Willis, ii. 442.
Frock, the. Catharine Luders, ii. 679.
Trappan. Cornelius Mathews, ii 648.
Live Oak, the. Henry R. Jackson, ii. 693.
Lives of the Signers, by John Sanderson, ii. 45.
LIVINGSTON, EDWARD, i, 659.

Pamphlet on his Code, by C. E. Gayarré, ii. 401.

Livingston, John HL., i. 580.

Livingston, Philip, i. 87.

Livingston, R. R, i. 578.

LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM, i. 151.

Epithets applied to, by James Rivington, i. 279.
Remarks on J. Rivington, i. 279

Eulogy on the Rev. A. Burr, i. 271.

Locke, A. A., ii. 559.

Locke Amsden, by D. P. Thompson, ii. 216.
Locke, John, i. 92.

Locke, Samuel, presidency of Harvard, i. 14.

Lockhart, J. G., review of N. P. Willis, ii. 439.
Log College, the, i. 270.

Logan, by Brantz Mayer, ii. 517.

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Logan, by John Neal, ii. 162.

LOGAN, JAMES, i. 177.

Consulted in the formation of the Philadelphia
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Logan, William, bequest to the Loganian Library, i.

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Loganian Library, at Philadelphia, i. 78.

London Coffee Room at Dinner Time. A. Slidell

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