Vol. II.-JULY and OCT., 1860.

PRINTED FOR THE ASSOCIATION,

Albany Law School, Amherst, Andover Theol. Sem., Antioch, Beloit, Bowdoin, Brown, Columbia,
Dartmouth, Hamilton, Harvard, Kenyon, Marietta, Middlebury, Oberlin, Pennsylvania, People's,
State and National Law School, Trinity, Troy Unio., Univ. of Berlin, Univ. of Halle,
Unio. of Heidelberg, Union Coll., Union Theol. Sem., Univ. of Vermont,

Wesleyan Unio., Williams, Yale.
THOMAS H, PEASE, NEW HAVEN, CONN., GENERAL AGENT.

TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE & TAYLOR, PRINTERS.

CONTENTS.

Number I.-July, 1860.

ESSAYS.

46

ART. I. MRS. Stowe and her Critics,

1

J. H. JONES, Andover Theological Seminary.

II. KNOWLEDGE IN ITS RELATIONS TO Faith,

34

HENRY MATSON, Oberlin College.

III. SECONDARY Causes,

40

J. MILLS KENDRICK, Gambier, (Kenyon,) Theological Seminary.

IV. HUMBOLDT AS A REPRESENTATIVE Man,

ROSWELL HARRIS, JR., Middlebury College.

V. NICOLA DI Rienzi,

55

Bowdoin College.

VI. ACADEMICAL ETHICS,

61

Columbia College.

VII. THE ATTEMPTS OF MODERN WRITERS OF FICTION TO

INCULCATE DOCTRINES OP PHILANTHROPY, AND PRO-

MOTE Schemes of Social REFORM,

70

JACOB ABBOTT CRAM, Harvard University.

VIII. MORNING STUDY,

84

FRANK AMASA WALKER, Amherst College.

IX. THE BIBLE AS A Text Book,

92

CHARLES M. Davis, Hamilton College.

X. SHALL I JOIN A College Boat CLUB?

EDWARD F. BLAKE, Yale College, (Scientific Department.)

XI. SIMPLICITY AND DIRECTNESS OF CONVERSATION, 117

ROBERT A. Stiles, Yale College, (Scientific Department.)

XII. TRANSLATION,

124

EVERÉTT W. Pattison, late of Waterville College.

XIII. The SYSTEM OP INSTRUCTION IN American COLLEGES, 136

J. GARDNER CLARK, Yale College.

99
NEWS ARTICLES.

145

149

153

156

162

167

No. I. AMHERST COLLEGE,

WILLIAM M. POMEROY.

II. ANTIOCH COLLEGE,

CYRUS W. CHRISTY.

III. BOWDOIN COLLEGE,

SAMUEL FESSENDEN.

IV. BROWN UNIVERSITY,

EDITORS FOR BROWN.

V. HAMILTON COLLEGE,

J. SANDFORD GREVES.

VI. HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

CHARLES A. HUMPHREYS.

VII. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT,

GEORGE A. MARSHALL.

VIII. Williams COLLEGE,

GEORGE F. MILLS.

IX. YALE COLLEGE,

SIMEON E. BALDWIN.

X. KENYON COLLEGE,

E. OWEN SIMPSON.

XI. The UNIVERSITY QUARTERLY ASSOCIATION,

LUTHER M. JONES.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS,

171

174

177

196

200

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Number II.----October, 1860.

ESSAYS.

L

ART. I. PLATO,

205

0. W. HOLMES, JR., Harvard University.

II. ROMAN FAMILY Coins IN THE YALE COLLEGE COL-

LECTION,

IV. VILLETTE,

233

W. W. KINSLEY, Oberlin College.

V. The LIBRARY OF YALE COLLEGE,

244

DANIEL COIT GILMAN, Yale College Librarian.

VI. EDUCATED GENTLEMEN,

262

W. M. POMEROY, Amherst College.

VII. The GOTHIC,

273

D. H. CAVERNO, Dartmouth College.

VIII. The Death OF BOOKS,

284

Thomas W. CHESEBROUGH, Hamilton College.

IX. CHARLES LAMB,

289

MURRAY Davis, Kenyon College.

X. SELF-CULTURE,

296

MARY E. BEEDY, Antioch College.

XI. The PhysiCAL GEOGRAPHY of Southern GREENLAND, 304

W. P. Alcott, Williams College.

XII. The True METHOD OF STUDYING AND Teaching

HISTORY,

310

Hon. Amos DEAN, LL. D., Albany Law School.

NEWS ARTICLES.

329

333

336

339

343

No. I. Amherst College,

GEORGE W. WAITE.

II. ANDOVER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,

J. HENRY JONES.

III. Beloit COLLEGE,

WILLIAM B. LEWIS.

IV. Bowdoin COLLEGE,

SAMUEL JORDAN.

V. BROWN UNIVERSITY,

SUMNER U. SIIEARMAN.

VI. COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

WILLIAM F. WHITEHOUSE.

VII. HAMILTON COLLEGE,

JOHN G. OSBORNE.

VIII. HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

WENDELL P. GARRISON.

IX. Kenyon COLLEGE,

N. Y. KINXG.

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351

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