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INDEX

TO THE

FIFTY-EIGHTH VOLUME

OF THE

North-A merican Review.

ton, ib. -

-ex-

A.

shown in the Custom-house, Bos.

use of engaged columns
Algerine act, so called, passage of,

in, 442-

unornamented windows
397.

in, 443 as shown in the Boston
America, The Poets and Poetry of, by High School, 445 — in the Tre-

R. Griswold, reviewed, 1– - abun- niont Theatre, 447 — in the Ex-
dance of commonplace effusions change, 448 — in the church in
in, 6 - low standard of excellence Somerset Place, 450 — in the
in, 13 — minor poets in, 30, 35 - King's chapel, 457 — in Brattle
material for poetry in, 36 — should square church, 458 — in the Epis-
become independent of foreign copal church, Cambridge, 460
criticism, 37 — kind of poetry in the steeple of the church in
needed in, 38. See Poets.

Summer street, 461-in that of the
American Literature, injured by the Hollis street church, 462 — in that
spirit of affectation, 283

of Park street, 463— in the new
posed to bad influences, 284 — Eu- Library, Cambridge, 470 — in the
phuists and Transcendentalists in, Bowdoin square church, 471 – in
285.

in, 273.

Austria not admitted into the Tariff Bridges, J., surveyor-general in
League, 76.

Maine, 307.
Aztecs, lhe civilization of, 168 - re- Brooks, Maria, poetry of, 33.

ligious system of, 173 — highest Browon, Nicholas, gifts to Brown Uni.
form of the civilization of, 175. versity by, 230 — list of his seve-
See Merico and Prescott.

ral benefactions, 234.
Brown University, Catalogue of the

Library of, reviewed, 227 — early
B.

history of, 234. See Library and

Catalogue.
Bancroft, George, on the charter of Bryant, W. C., beauty and tender-
Rhode Island, cited, 378.

ness of his poetry, 18.
Bangor, as a port for the lumber Buccaneer, The, by R. H. Dana,
trade, 326.

quoted, 15.
Bank of England, proceedings of, in Burke on society, quoted, 422.
1836, 119.

Byron, limited range of characters
Bank of the United States, the war

between it and the government,
112 - unwise conduct of, in 1837,
121 - transactions of, in Michigan

C.
stock, 135.
Banks, great increase of the, 113_ Cambridge, architecture of the epis.

suspension of payments by, 120 copal church in, 460 — of the new
second suspension of, 121.

library in, 470.
Barry, the architect, works of, 455. Capper, Col. James, on winds and
Benjamin, P., merits of the sonnets

monsoons,

336.
of, 5.

Carlin, Gov., of Illinois, his message
Bernal Diaz as a chronicler,[204. about the public debt, quoted, 140.
Bernard, Gov., correspondence of, Carlyle, Thomas, signature of, 267–
cited, 376.

whimsical peculiarities of, 284.
Bondmaid, The, by Miss Bremer, re. Cary, Thomas G., letter to a lady in

viewed, 480 — plot and characters France by, noticed, 515.
of, 492 — quoted, 492, 493

Catalogue of the Library of Brown
its of the translation of, 496. See University, reviewed, 227 - pre.
Bremer.

mer-

excuses

Clark, W. G., merits of the poetry Daniell on meteorology, 356.
of, 30.

Debts of the States, the, 109–amount
Coffin, George W., report by, review- of, in 1830, 110- circumstances

ed, 299 statement by, of lands under which they were contracted,

sold, 311, note - quoted, 327. ib. — multiplied by the desire for
Commerce, American, prosperous internal improvements, 114 — ex-

state of, in 1830, 110 — wild spirit cuses for rashness in contracting,
of speculation in, 113-

115 — obligation to pay, 116 — fail.
for rashness in, 115 — vast increase ure to pay, 121 – case of Pennsyl-
of, 117 — revulsion in, 119.

vania considered, 122 — of Mary-
Congress of 1774, cited, 428 dele- land, 125 — of Mississippi, 130 –

gates to the, how chosen, 429. of Michigan, 134 – of Louisiana,
Connecticut, early republican gov. 137 — of Indiana and Illinois, 240

ernment of, 376 - constitution of, - three classes of, ib. — duty to
how amended, 417 — Swift on the pay, if possible, 141-case of the re.
charter of, 424.

pudiating States considered, 142
Conquest of Mexico, History of, by to repudiate is to confiscate, 143

W. H. Prescott, reviewed, 157. or to destroy the right of property,
See Mexico and Prescott.

146 — strong obligation and mo-
Constitution of the United States, tives to pay,

147 — pretexis for
415 — of the several States, 416. non-payment refuted, 148 — ill ef-
See People.

fects of repudiating, 150 — may
Constitutional Jurisprudence of the be recovered through the courts or

United States, by W. A. Duer, by negotiation, 152 — protected by
noticed, 236 — want of informa. the Constitution of the United
tion on the, 237.

States, 154 — a foreign state may
Cortés, the Conqueror, 189 — char. sue for, 155 — duty of intelligent

acter of the soldiers of, 182 - how men respecting, 156,
aided in his enterprise, 188 — high Declaration of Independence, cited,
qualities of his companions, 189 425, 428.
great capacity of, 190 — dates of Demosthenes on the Crown, edited
the events in his expedition, 191 by J. T. Champlin, noticed, 240

character and life of, 197 — his analysis of, 241.
later career, 198 — Prescott's esti. Diary, A, translated by Mrs. Howitt,
mate of, 199. See Mexico.

reviewed, 480 - faults of transla.
Cranch, C. P., poems by, 30.

tion in, 503. See Howitt."
Crosby, Alpheus, Greek Grammar Dickinson, John, on independence,

and Xenophon's Anabasis by, no. cited, 426.
ticed, 516.

Dorr, Thomas W., joins the suffrage
Crown, Champlin's edition of De- party in Rhode Island, 387

mosthenes on the, noticed, 240. chosen governor of his party, 397—
Crusades, effects of the, on German meets his legislature, 399 — entry
poetry, S2.

of, into Providence, 401 — attacks
Curiosity, Sprague's poem of, stolen, the arsenal, 402 — attack on the
11.

head-quarters of, 403 - officers of,
Cushing, Luther S., his report of pro- desert him, 404 - actions of, at

no-

Dunham, Dr, his opinion of Rob-

F.
ertson, 162.
Durfee, Judge, Charge to the Grand Falmouth, burning of, 318.
Jury by, 371 — merits of, 410. False Heir, The, by G. P. R. James,

reviewed, 267. See James.

Federalist, The, cited, 432.
E.

Ferdinand and Isabella, Prescott's

History of, foreign translations of,
East Indian trade, change in, 111. 158.
Ecclesiastical Republicanism, by T. Forest Lands, the, and Timber trade
Smyth, noticed, 512.

of Maine, 299 — described by the
Edmeston, description of painted early voyagers, 300 — grant of, to
glass by, 469.

Gorges, 302 — different titles to,
Education, Mann's Report on, 304 — surveyors general over, 307
ticed, 518.