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HAMILToWS LECTURES.
Jectures on Metaphysics. BY SIR WILLIAM
HAMLroN, Bart Prot, OF Logic ana 1e'aPhystes IN
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Sin depth and acuteness he is a rival to Aristotle,
IN immRasity OF Learning match for LeibnltZ, and
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men; and what is more remarkable this ponderous
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carries it hardly extravagant 10 say all the thoughts
of all other men in his head, he has immense null
tiude besides-precious as any he has collected
which none ever had before him, and for which the
world will always hold him in grateful remembrance
He is an ornament to Scotland, and an ornament TO
LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
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POPULAR GEOLOGY.
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wealth of anecdote, literary alusiOn and personal In
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The last and best gift of his sanctifed genius
Chris Intel.
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Hartford C6urGat.
'sThe most striking and original Of Hugh Miller's
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very poetry of Ieology"-Scottisk Weekly Journal.
THE LIFE OF JOHN MILTON.
Narrated in connection with the Political, EccleSas
ticai and Literary History of his Time, By Dawn
Mason NJ. A., Professor Of English Literature In
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Religion and Botany. BY Prof. J. II. BALToUR.
Nehemiah. A Model for Business Men, BY Rev.
HGGa SrowELL.
Essays in Philosophy. By Prof A. G FRASER.
The Popular Preachers of the Ancient
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Paul, the Preacher. BY JoHS EADIE, d. ID.