THE

SOUTHERN QUARTERLY

R E VIE W.

Jove judicat æquo.—Hor.
Eo ego ingenio natus sum, amicitiam
Atque inimicitiam in fronte promptam gero.Ennius.

VOL. X.

CHARLESTON.

PUBLISHED BY THE PROPRIETOR.

c. 1846.

CONTENTS

OF

No. XIX.

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ART.

Page. I. HOMER'S ILIAD,

1 Translated by WILLIAM MUNFORD. In 2 volumes. Bos. ton : Charles C. Little & James Brown. 1846. 8vo. II. THE PREACHER,

Ecclesiastes Anglicanus; being a Treatise on Preaching,
as adapted to a Church of England Congregation, in a Series
of Letters to a young Clergyman; by the Rev. W. GRES-
LEY, M. A., late Student of Christ Church. "Study to
show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth
not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” 2
Tim. ii. 15. First American, from the second English Edi-
tion, with Supplementary Notes, collected and arranged by
the Rev. BENJAMIN J. HAIGHT, M. A., Professor of Pastoral
Theology and Pulpit Eloquence in the General Theological
Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States, and Rector of All Saints Church, New-York. New-

York : D. Appleton & Co. 1844.
III. ONSLOW, OR THE PROTEGE OF AN ENTHUSIAST; an Histor-

ical Traditionary Tale of the South. By a Gentleman of
Alabama. Philadelphia : G. B. Zieber & Co., No. 3 Led.
ger Buildings,

75 IV ITALY,

85 1. Griffin's Remains. New-York : G. & C. & H. Car

vill. 1831.
2. The Atheneum. London. Feb., 1846.
3. The Foreign Quarterly Review. London, Jan., 1845.
4. Letters from Abroad. By Miss SEDGWICK. New-

York: Harper & Brothers. 1841.
5. Letters from Italy. By J. T. HEADLY. Wiley & Put-

nam. 1845.

ART.

PAGE. V. THE STUDY OF HISTORY,

128 Introductory Letters on Modern History. By THOMAS ARNOLD, M. D. Editeå by HENRY REED, M. A. New

York: D. Appleton & Co. VI. THE CONDITION OF WOMAN,

148 Woman in the Nineteenth Century. By S. MARGARET

FULLER. New-York : Greely & McElrath. 1845. VII. MR. CLAY AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM,

174 1. Speech of Henry Clay in defence of the American System, against the British Colonial System, with an Appendix. Washington. 1832.

2. Answers to Mr. Walker's Circulars. Washington.

1846.
VIII. THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS,

227
Cosmogony_Views of the Architecture of the Heavens.
In a Series of Letters to a Lady. By J. P. Nichol, L.L.D.,
F.R.S.E., Professor of Practical Astronomy in the Univer-

sity of Glasgow. New-York: H. A. Chapin & Co. 1840. IX. CRITICAL NOTICES,

243 1. Addresses at the Inauguration of the Hon. Edward Everett, L.L.D., as President of the University at Cambridge,

243 2. Voyages of Discovery and Research within the Arctic Regions, from the year 1818 to the present time, 247

3. A Few Thoughts concerning the Theories of High. Churchmen and Tractarians,

248 4. The Confessions of a Pretty Woman,

249 5. Crichton,

249 6. "Boarding Out.” A Tale of Domestic Life,

250 7. The Southern Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy, 251 8. The Farmer's Library and Monthly Journal of Agriculture,

253 9. Pictorial History of England,

253 10. Memoir of Johann Gottlieb Fichte,

253 11. The Life of Martin Luther,

254 12. Life of Rev. Samuel H. Stearns, late Minister of the Old South Church in Boston,

255 13. Animal Magnetism; or Psychodunamy,

255 14. Twenty-four years in the Argentine Republic, 255 15. Elements of Military Art and Science,

256 16. The Oregon Territory, its History and Discovery, 256

ERRATA.

The reader is requested to correct the following typographical errors, which notwithstanding great care, escaped attention in reading the proofs.

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