CONTENTS OF VOL. XII.

NO. I.

A&T. I.—The Signs of the Times: a Series of Discourses delivered in

the Second Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. By Corne-

lius C. Cuyler, D. D.

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ART. II.-Letters on the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. By Samuel

Bayard, Esq., a Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Congre-

gation at Princeton, New Jersey,

ART. III.-A Discourse on the Latest Form of Infidelity, delivered at

the request of the Association of the Alumni of the Cam-

bridge Theological School, on the 19th of July, 1839, with

notes. By Andrews Norton,

A Letter to Mr. Andrews Norton, occasioned by his Discourse

before the Association of the Alumni of the Cambridge

Theological School, on the 19th of July, 1839. By an

Alumnus of that School,

ART. IV-The Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, and its Consequen-

ces to the Protestant Churches of France and Italy; con-

taining Memoirs of some of the Sufferers in the Persecution

attending that Event,

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ART. V.-Report of the Presbyterian Church Case: the Commonwealth

of Pennsylvania, at the suggestion of James Todd and others,

vs. Ashbel Green and others. By Samuel Miller, Jun. a

Member of the Philadelphia Bar,

Notice of a Review of Malcom's Travels in South Eastern Asia, in the

number of the Repertory for October 1839,

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166

Quarterly List of New Books and Pamphlets,

NO. II.

ART. I.-Davies's State of Religion among the Dissenters in Virginia,

ART. II.-A concise History of the Commencement, Progress, and Pre-

sent Condition of the American Colonies in Liberia. By

Samuel Wilkinson,

ART. III.—Allgemeine Geschichte der christlichen Religion und Kirche.

Von Dr. August Neander. Vierter Band. Achter Theil des

ganzen Werks, Hamburg, bei Friedrich Perthes. 1836.

8vo. pp. 506.

ART. IV.-Report on Education in Europe, to the Trustees of the Gi-

rard College for Orphans. By Alexander Dallas Bache,

LL.D, President of the College,

ART. V.-A Treatise on Justification. By George Junkin, D. D.

ART. VI.-Theologia Dogmaticæ Tractatus Tres de Revelatione, de

Ecclesia, et de Verbo Dei quos concinnavit Revmus Dnus

Franciscus Patricius Kenrick, Epus. Arath, in Part. Infid.

et Coadj. Ep. Philadelphiensis.

Theologiæ Dogmaticæ, quam concinnavit Franciscus Patricius

Kenrick, etc. Volumen II.

Quarterly List of New Books and Pamphlets,

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NO. III.

ART. I.-Three Sermons upon Human Nature, being the first, second

and third of fifteen Sermons preached at the Rolls Chapel.

By Joseph Butler, LL.D., late Lord Bishop of Bristol; as

Published in two volumes at Glasgow, in 1769,

299

ART. II.-A History of the Rise, Progress, Genius and Character of

American Presbyterianism. Together with a Review of the

"Constitutional History of the Presbyterian Church in the

United States of America, by Charles Hodge, Professor in

the Theological Seminary at Princeton, N. J." By Wil-

liam Hill, D. D., of Winchester, Virginia,

ART. III.-The Works of Lord Bacon. Edited by Basil Montague,

Esq.,

ART. IV. Catalogus Collegii Neo-Cæsariensis. Princetoniæ,

ART. V.-Psychology; or a View of the Human Soul: including An-

thropology, being the substance of a Course of Lectures, de-

livered to the Junior Class, Marshall College, Penn. By

Frederick A. Rauch,

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350

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ART. VI.-The General Assembly of 1840,

411

ART. VII-Critical and Miscellaneous Essays. By T. Babington

Macaulay,

431

Quarterly List of New Books and Pamphlets,

452

NO. IV.

ART. I.-Sectarianism is Heresy, in three parts, in which are shown its

Nature, Evils, and Remedy. By A. Wylie,

ART. II.-The Life and Times of Alexander Henderson, giving a His-

tory of the Second Reformation of the Church of Scotland,

and of the Covenanters, during the reign of Charles I. By

John Aiton, D. D., Minister of Dolphinton,

ART. III.-The African Slave Trade. By Thomas Fowell Buxton,

Esq.

The African Slave Trade. By Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq.

Part II.-The Remedy,

ART. IV.-An Inquiry in the modern prevailing notions respecting the

Freedom of the Will, which is supposed to be essential to

Moral Agency, Virtue and Vice, Rewards and Punishments,

Praise and Blame. By Jonathan Edwards,

ART. V. The Court of England, during the reign of the Stuarts; in-

cluding the Protectorate. By John Heneage Jesse,

ART. VI.-1. Justification by Faith: a Charge delivered before the Cler-

gy of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Diocese of

Ohio, and at the twenty-second Annual Convention of the

Diocese, at St. Paul's Church, Steubenville, Sept. 13, 1839.

With an Appendix. By the Right Reverend Charles P. M'-

Ilvaine, D. D., Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church,

in the Diocese of Ohio.

2. Oxford Divinity compared with the Tenets of Romanism,

&c. &c. By the Right Reverend Charles P. M'Ilvaine, D.

D., Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Dio-

cese of Ohio.

ART. VII.-The substance of a Discourse, delivered upon the occasion

of the Semi-Centenary Celebration, on the second Sabbath

in December, 1839, before the Presbyterian Church in Che-

raw, S. C. By J. C. Coit.

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