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Bacon The Reformation House of
Commons Government Earl Grey Government Popular Representation
Napier Buonaparte Southey Patronage of the Fine Arts Old Women
Pictures Chillingworth Superstition of Maltese, Sicilians, and Italians
Asgill The French The Good and the True Romish Religion England
and Holland Iron Galvanism Heat National Colonial Character, and
Naval Discipline England Holland and Belgium Greatest Happiness
Principle Hobbism The Two Modes of Political Action Truths and
Maxims Drayton and Daniel Mr. Coleridge's System of Philosophy
Keenness and Subtlety Duties and Needs of an Advocate Abolition of
the French Hereditary Peerage Conduct of Ministers on the Reform Bill
Religion Union with Ireland Irish Church A State Persons and Things
History Beauty Genius Church State Dissenters Gracefulness of
Children Dogs Ideal Tory and Whig The Church Ministers and the
Reform Bill Disfranchisement Genius feminine Pirates Astrology
Alchemy Reform Bill Crisis John, Chap. III. Ver. 4. Dictation and
Inspiration Gnosis New Testament Canon Unitarianism--Moral
Philosophy Moral Law of Polarity Epidemic Disease Quarantine
Harmony Intellectual Revolutions Modern Style Genius of the Spanish
and Italians Vico Spinosa Colours Destruction of Jerusalem Epic Poem
Vox Populi Vox Dei Black Asgill and Defoe Horne Tooke Fox and Pitt
Horner Adiaphori Citizens and Christians Professor Park English

Constitution Democracy Milton and Sidney De Vi Minimorum
Hahnemann Luther Sympathy of old Greek and Latin with English
Roman Mind War Charm for Cramp Greek Dual, neuter pleural *sic*,
and verb singular Theta Talented Homer Valcknaer Principles and
Facts Schmidt Puritans and Jacobins Wordsworth French Revolution
Infant Schools Mr. Coleridge's Philosophy Sublimity Solomon
Madness C. Lamb Faith and Belief Dobrizhoffer Scotch and English
Criterion of Genius Dryden and Pope Milton's disregard of Painting
Baptismal Service Jews' Division of the Scripture Sanskrit Hesiod
Virgil Genius Metaphysical Don Quixote Steinmetz Keats Christ's
Hospital Bowyer St. Paul's Melita English and German Best State of
Society Great Minds Androgynous Philosopher's Ordinary Language
Juries Barristers' and Physicians' Fees Quacks Cæsarean Operation
Inherited Disease Mason's Poetry Northern and Southern States of the
American Union All and the Whole Ninth Article Sin and Sins Old
Divines Preaching extempore Church of England Union with Ireland
Faust Michael Scott, Goethe, Schiller, and Wordsworth Beaumont and
Fletcher Ben Jonson Massinger House of Commons appointing the
officers of the Army and Navy Penal Code in Ireland Churchmen
Coronation Oaths Divinity Professions and Trades Modern Political
Economy National Debt Property Tax Duty of Landholders Massinger
Shakspeare Hieronimo Love's Labour Lost Gifford's Massinger
Shakspeare The Old Dramatists Statesmen Burke Prospect of
Monarchy or Democracy The Reformed House of Commons United
States of America Captain B. Hall Northern and Southern States
Democracy with Slavery Quakers Land and Money Methods of
Investigation Church of Rome Celibacy of the Clergy Roman Conquest
of Italy Wedded Love in Shakspeare and his Contemporary Dramatists
Tennyson's Poems Rabelais and Luther Wit and Madness Colonization
Machinery Capital Roman Conquest Constantine Papacy and the
Schoolmen Civil War of the Seventeenth Century Hampden's Speech
Reformed House of Commons Food Medicine Poison Obstruction
Wilson Shakspeare's Sonnets Wickliffe Love Luther Reverence for
Ideal Truths Johnson the Whig Asgill James I. Sir P. Sidney Things are
finding their Level German Goethe God's Providence Man's Freedom
Dom Miguel and Dom Pedro Working to better one's condition Negro
Emancipation Fox and Pitt Revolution Virtue and Liberty Epistle to the

Romans Erasmus Luther Negro Emancipation Hackett's Life of
Archbishop Williams Charles I. Manners under Edward III. Richard II.
and Henry VIII. Hypothesis Suffiction Theory Lyell's Geology Gothic
Architecture Gerard's Douw's "Schoolmaster" and Titian's "Venus" Sir
J. Scarlett Mandeville's Fable of the Bees Bestial Theory Character of
Bertram Beaumont and Fletcher's Dramas Aeschylus, Sophocles,
Euripides Milton Style Cavalier Slang Junius Prose and Verse Imitation
and Copy Dr. Johnson Boswell Burke Newton Milton Painting Music
Poetry Public Schools Scott and Coleridge Nervous Weakness Hooker
and Bull Faith Quakers Philanthropists Jews Sallust Thucydides
Herodotus Gibbon Key to the Decline of the Roman Empire Dr.
Johnson's Political Pamphlets Taxation Direct Representation Universal
Suffrage Right of Women to vote Horne Tooke Etymology of the final
Ive "The Lord" in the English Version of the Psalms, etc. Scotch Kirk
and Irving Milton's Egotism Claudian Sterne Humour and Genius Great
Poets good Men Diction of the Old and New Testament Version
Hebrew Vowels and Consonants Greek Accent and Quantity
Consolation in Distress Mock Evangelicals Autumn Day Rosetti on
Dante Laughter: Farce and Tragedy Baron Von Humboldt Modern
Diplomatists Man cannot be stationary Fatalism and Providence
Characteristic Temperament of Nations Greek Particles Latin
Compounds Propertius Tibullus Lucan Statius Valerius Flaccus
Claudian Persius Prudentius Hermesianax Destruction of Jerusalem
Epic Poem German and English Paradise Lost Modern Travels The
Trinity Incarnation Redemption Education Elegy Lavacrum Pallados
Greek and Latin Pentameter Milton's Latin Poems Poetical Filter Gray
and Cotton Homeric Heroes in Shakspeare Dryden Dr. Johnson Scott's
Novels Scope of Christianity Times of Charles I. Messenger of the
Covenant Prophecy