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CONTENTS OF NO. XXXI.

I.-1. Prize Essays on a Congress of Nations for the Adjust-

ment of International Disputes, and for the Promo-

tion of Universal Peace without Resort to Arms; to-

gether with a Sixth Essay, comprising the Substance

of the Rejected Essays. Boston, 1840. 8vo, pp. 706.

2. The Manual of Peace, exhibiting the Evils and Re-

medies of War. By Thomas C. Upham, Professor of

Mental and Moral Philosophy in Bowdoin College.

Published by the American Peace Society. Boston,

1842. 12mo, pp. 212.

3. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the

Principles of Christianity, and an Examination of the

Philosophical Reasoning by which it is Defended;

with Observations on some of the Causes of War and

on some of its Effects. Fourth Edition. London,

4. The Cause of the Heavy Burden of Great Britain,

and of her National Debt; comprising a rapid survey

of some of the great events especially connected with

the Finances of British History during the last 150

years. Second Edition. London, 1843. Pp. 12.

5. The True Grandeur of Nations; an Oration delivered

before the Authorities of the City of Boston, U.S., on

the 4th of July 1845, by Charles Sumner. Boston,

6. Extracts from "The True Grandeur of Nations."

Liverpool, 1846. Pp. 31.

7. Congrès des Amis de la Paix Universelle réunis à

Bruxelles en 1848. Bruxelles, 1849. Pp. 90.

8. Report of the Proceedings of the Second General Peace

Congress, held in Paris on the 22d, 23d, and 24th of

August 1849. London, 1850.

9. Verhandlungen des dritten allgemeinen Friedenscon-

gresses, gehalten in der Paulskirche zu Frankfurt am

22, 23, und 24te August 1850. Frankfurt am Main,

1851. 8vo, pp. 100.

10. Trois Congrès des Amis de la Paix, à Londres, Bir-

mingham, et Manchester, les 30 et 31 Octobre, et ler

Novembre, 1849. Paris, 1850. 8vo, pp. 16.

11. Report of the Proceedings of the Third General Peace

Congress, held in Frankfort on the 22d, 23d, and 24th

August 1850; compiled from authentic documents,

under the superintendence of the Peace Congress

Committee. London, 1851. 8vo, pp. 77.

12. Gedanken über die Bildung von Friedens-Vereinen

in Deutschland dem am 22 Juli in London zu eröffnen

der vierten Friedenscongresse gewidmet. Von Dr.

G. A. Spiess, praktischen Arzte in Frankfurt am

Main. Frankfurt, 1851. 8vo, pp. 32.

13. Olive Leaves for the People, in 12 Numbers. By

Elihu Burritt. Birmingham, 1851.

14. An Earnest Plea for the Reign of Temperance and

Peace as conducive to the Prosperity of Nations, sub-

mitted to the Visitors of the Great Exhibition. By

James Silk Buckingham. London, 1851. 12mo, pp.

15. Britain's Mission. By the Rev. T. Pyne, A.M. Lon-

don, 1851. Pp. 8.

16. An Address on International Peace, as connected with

the Meeting of Nations in 1851. By a Barrister.

London, 1851. Pp. 8,

II.-1. Taxation and the Funding System. By J. R. M'Cul-

loch. London, 1845.

2. Principles of Political Economy. Book V. By J. S.

Mill. London, 1850.

3. Financial Reform Tracts. Liverpool, 1850-1851.

4. Bulletin des Lois. Nos. 300, 303. Paris, 1851,

III.-1. Kugler's Hand-Book of Painting-The Schools of

Painting in Italy. Translated from the German of

Kugler, by a Lady. Edited, with Notes, by Sir

Charles L. Eastlake, P.R.A., F.R.S. Second Edition,

thoroughly revised, with much additional matter.

2. Handbuch der Kunstgeschichte. Von Dr. Franz

Kugler, Professor an der Königlichen Akademie der

Künste zu Berlin. Zweite Auflage, mit Zusätzen.

Von Dr. Tae Burckhardt. Berlin, 1848.

3. Ancient Art and its Remains; or a Manual of the

Archæology of Art. By C. O. Müller. New Edition,

CONTENTS.

by F. G. Wilcker. Translated from the German by

John Leitch. London, 1850,

IV.-1. A History of the Hebrew Monarchy, from the Admi-

nistration of Samuel to the Babylonish Captivity. By

Francis William Newman, formerly Fellow of Balliol

College, Oxford, and Author of "The Soul; Her

Sorrows and Her Aspirations." London, 1847.

2. The Creed of Christendom: its Foundation and Su-

perstructure. By William Rathbone Greg. London,

1851,

V.-1. Elliott's Poems. London, 1833.

2. Poems of Robert Nicoll. Third Edition. Edinburgh,

3. Life and Poems of John Bethune.

4. Memoirs of Alexander Bethune.

Aberdeen, 1845.

By W. M'Combie.

5. Rhymes and Recollections of a Handloom Weaver.

By William Thom of Inverury. Second Edition.

6. The Purgatory of Suicides. By Thomas Cooper.

7. The Book of Scottish Song.

law. Edinburgh, 1848,

iii

119

By Alexander White-

Edited by the Rev.

Vols. 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9,

VI.-The Works of John Owen, D.D.

William H. Goold, Edinburgh.

14, (to be completed in Fifteen Volumes.) London

and Edinburgh, 1850-51,

VII. On the Kawi Language in the Island of Java, with an

Introduction on the Difference of Structure observable

in the Languages of Mankind, and its Influence on

the Intellectual Development of the Human Race.

By William von Humboldt. 3 Vols. Berlin, 1836.

(The Introduction is re-printed in the Collected Works

of William von Humboldt. Vol. 6.
Vol. 6. Berlin, 1848,) 198

VIII.-History of the War in Afghanistan. From the Unpub-

lished Letters and Journals of Political and Military

Officers employed in Afghanistan, throughout the

entire Period of British Connexion with that Coun-

try. By John William Kaye. 2 vols. London, 1851, 230

IX.-1. The Tragedies of Eschylus. Literally translated by

Theodore Alois Buckley, B.A., of Christ Church,

Oxford. London, 1849.

2. The Lyrical Dramas of Eschylus, from the Greek.

Translated into English Verse by John Stuart Blackie,

Professor of Latin Literature in Marischal College,

Aberdeen. 2 vols. London, 1850,

X.-Tages-Ordnung des vierten Deutschen evangelischen

Kirchentags, und des dritten Congresses für die In-

nere-Mission. Elberfeld, September, 1851,

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