CAMBRIDGE PRESS:

METCALF, TORRY, AND BALLOU

VOL. XXVIII.

OF

-THIRD SERIES, VOL. X.

No. I.

ART. I. - Hymns of the Primitive Church,

1. The Hymns of the Primitive Church; now first collected,

translated, and arranged by the Rev. J. CHANDLER.

2. Ancient Hymns, from the Roman Breviary, for domestic

Use. By RICHARD MANT.

ART. II. -History of the Great Reformation of the Sixteenth

Century, in Germany, Switzerland, &c. By J. H. MERLE

D'AUBIGNÉ,

ART. III. — De l'Education des Meres de Famille ou de la

Civilisation du Genre Humain par les Femmes. Par L.

AIMÉ MARTIN,

ART. IV. - Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doc-

trines of Atonement and Sacrifice, &c. By Rev WILLIAM

MAGEE,

ART. V. - Discourse on the death of Dr. Follen. By WILLIAM E.

CHANNING,

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ART. VI. Scenes in Judea,

ART. VII.

Rosanna; or Scenes in Boston. A Story; by the

Author of "Three Experiments of Living, &c.”

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ART. VIII. — The Christian Layman, or the Doctrine of the

Trinity fully considered and adjudged according to the

Bible. By a CHRISTIAN LAYMAN,

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123

NOTICES AND INTELLIGENCE. - The Theory and Uses of Natu-

ral Religion; being the Dudleian Lecture.

By JOHN G.

PALFREY,

127

The Poet's Tribute. By WILLIAM B. TAPPAN,

128

The Slave; or Memoirs of Archy Moore,

Delusion; or the Witch of New England,

127

130

A Sermon on the destruction of the Lexington.

LOTHROP,

ART. I. Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature.

GEORGE RIPLEY. Vols. V. and VI.

ART. IV. National Establishments of Religion, considered in

connexion with Justice, Christianity, and Human Nature.

By JOHN TAYLOR,

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