EDGEWORTH, Maria-

66

66

66

66

moral tendency of

her tales,
object of her writ-
ings,

qualities of her

Egyptians, eyes blackened by 396

66

409

hypocrisy of
indolence of
luxury of .
phantasmagoria by 405

273 Elizabeth, reign of

"Tales of Fash-
ionable life," by 265

Edgeworth R. L. " Professional

Education," by

Education, military

private
professional

Saints of

403

Eloquence, modes of

147 Epic poetry, disquisition on 332-335
160 Erroneous opinions, suppression

163 of,

154 Errors of party spirit,

293

154 Errors respecting taxation,
154 Evangelical theory,
155 Event at Nuremberg,
147 Evidence and probability,

Effects of evil companionship, 67 Evidences of Christianity,

Nazir a of, punishment by 399 Evil associations,

394 Evil, prevalence of
396 Evils of the stage,
404 Eyre, Chief Justice

67

46

221

82

quence,

66

want of virtue in

God, reflected by the starry
heavens,

262

349

105

26

124 Grant's Essays on the Super-
121 stitions of the Highlanders, 339

warning to Statesinen by 125" Grandeur of plain sense,"

Fox John, "Acts and Monu.

66

deficiency of

letter of to Mather
66 Priestley

66

114

Stiles 245, 247

letters by, on Ameri-

can politics,

66 letters from, on the ne-
gotiations for peace 233
love of the useful by 236
Mentor of America,

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Highlanders, superstitions of
Highlands of Scotland, moral
phenomena of

Hill's account of Blair,
History, disquisition on
Home Henry, memoirs of
Horne George, Prelate of Nor-
wich,

77

245 Henry VIII. character of
244 Hercules, the Christian
Herschell's telescope,

185

106

23

339

345

275

125-132

199

56

Justice to the character of men, 176 Memoirs of John Horne Tooke,