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NyUE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER AND RE-
i LIsIOUs MIsCELLANY.-No. CLxXXvI fer J,nus
~ ltl5 Ldiee BY The Rev. George PuAsn D. D. and the
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Art l. .Asfu,te de Gersneo
II. .Ksn,,s and Netraks.
III. The Lessons of Bypetis.
". Life ard Character Of the Rev. 81 'es.eT Judd
v..Cur,iss History Of the Constitution Of The United
vI..Poet'y: The Mclean Asylum.
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IX..Notiee. OF Recent Publications
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TIVE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
Il NO CLXyI, FOR JANUARY, 1855.
CONTENTS:
Ar l. The Moorish Domion in Spain
II Finished Lives
Ill. Greek Pronunciation.
~. The TraDsmigrsIion Of Souls
v. Tho Lessons of Modern History.
VI. Kansas aud Eebrs.kA
VII. European ard American Universiiea
VII. Tw.n Years 10 the Slave Trade.
TX George Berkeley.
X NesudeIs Church History.
II. Wons Of F.ber Ames
XII LORD Mshon's Last Volume.
XIII. Critical Notices.
The NORTH AMERICAN REVIE " has attained Its
6etb III volume having been pubhed ~ithont
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rodie general literature and science Snd ts
tafon be- steadily maintained bot 10 this country and
Europe leading journal OF the Uaed States within
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