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HAMILTONS LECTURES.
Lectures OH Metaphysics. By SIR WILLIAM
HAMILToN Bart Prof, of Logic and Metaphysics in
the University of Ednburgh. Edited by Prof. Man
sci. b. D., Oxford. and John Veitch, M. A., Edin-
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One of the most profound metaphyscians in this
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ain depth and acuteness he is rival to Aristotle
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auctions of England Scotland, Germany and France
from the period of the Retormers until now all seem
to be as familiar to his mind as the alphabet to other
men: and what is more remarkable, this ponderous
mass of learning is incumbrance. He has not only
swallowed down, but dgested Libraries and while he
carries it is hardly extravaganza to say oil the thoughts
of all other men in his head. he has immense null
tilnde Neutrality-suspicious. as any he has collected
which none ever had before him, and for which the
world will always hold HIM in grateful remembrance
He ia an ornament to Scotland, and an ornament to
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THE LIFE OF JOHN MILTON.
Narrated in connection with the Political, Ecclesias-
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MASON, NJ. A., Professor of English Literature in
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Commentary ON Ephesians. BY Rev. r. E.
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The Great Concern, or Mans Relation to God
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British NOvelists and their Styles. BY DAVID
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Religion and Botany. By Prof ]. q. BALYoUR.
Nehemiah. Model for Business Men. BY Rev.
!. HUGH STowELL.
Essays i'm Philosophy. By Prof A. FRASER.
The Popular Preachers of the Ancient
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Paul, the Preacher. By JOHN EADIE, u. u.
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