BOSTON:
PUBLISHED BY GRAY & BOWEN.

LONDON: .
ROWLAND HUNTER, AND O. RICH, RED LION SQUARE.

1831.

CAMBRIDGE:

PRINTED BY E. W. METCALF AND CO. CONTENTS

OF

VOL. XI. — NEW SERIES, VOL. VI.

No. I.

Art. I. — The Library of the Old English Prose Writers.

Vol. I. Containing · The Holy and Profane States,' by

THOMAS FULLER; with some Account of the Author

and his Writings. - - - - - - - - 1

ART. II. - ORIGENIS Opera Omnia, quæ Græcè vel Latinè

tantum extant, et ejus Nomine circumferuntur. Operâ

et studio Caroli Delarue. - - - - - 22

Art. III. - Causes and Evils of Contentions unveiled in

Letters to Christians. By Noah WORCESTER. . . 60

Art. IV. - A Comparative View of the Social Life of En-

gland and France, from the Restoration of Charles

the Second to the French Revolution. By the Editor

of Madame du Deffand's Letters. - - - . 70

Art. V.-An Address delivered before the Society for

Promoting Theological Education, June 5, 1831. By

John G. PALFREY, Professor of Biblical Literature in

Harvard University. - - - - - - 84

ART. VI. – A New Translation of the Book of Psalms,

with an Introduction. By GEORGE R. Noves. -

ART. VII. - The Slavery of the British West India Colo-

nies delineated, as it exists, both in Law and Prac-

tice, and compared with the Slavery of other Coun-

tries, Ancient and Modern. By JAMES STEPHEN,

Esq. Vol. II. Being a Delineation of the State in

point of Practice. - - - - - - 109

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