Abercrombie, John, on the Intellec-
tual Powers, noticed, 43.
Abgarus, his letter to Jesus, apocry-
phal, 17.
Adams, J. Q. his Dermot Mac Mor-
rogh, noticed, 22.
Adams, Rev. Nehemiah, his Remarks
on the Unitarian Belief, reviewed,
and their bad spirit pointed out,
84.
Aia, Fourth Letter on the meaning
of, 246.
Apocryphal Testament, notice of the,
1-a compilation, with a bad pur-
pose, from the works of good men,
15-account of the several pieces
contained in it, 15, et seq.
Apostles' Creed, not of the apostolic
age, 19.
Ardent Spirits, argument against the
manufacture of and traffic in, 24-
why the business is wrong, 26-
useless to society, 27-injurious
to society, 29. excuses consider.
ed, 32.
ancies of, 359-Cardwell's reply,
360-Curtis's lists of errors, 366
-Cardwell's observations on the
same, 368.
Blayney, Dr. his edition of the Bible,
357 Curtis's observations on,
361.
Bonaparte, Channing's views of, 71.
Boswell's Life of Johnson, Croker's
edition of, noticed, 154.
Brigham, Dr. Amariah, his Remarks
on the Influence of Mental Culti-
vation on Health, noticed, 129.
Brooks, Charles, his Prayer-Book
noticed, 241.
Buckminster, J. S., estimate of, as
a composer of sermons, 54.
Burton, Rev. Mr., his "District
School, as it was," noticed, 324.
Butler's Book of the Roman Catholic
Church, note on, 378, note.
Canon of the New Testament, how
settled, 3-books excluded from
the, 13.
Atonement, belief in the popular doc- Capital Punishment, Thoughts on,
trine of, not essential, 209.
298 is it expedient in cases of
aggression on property? 299-- is it
expedient in the case of murder?
302 objections against it, 311
is it expedient in any case? 318-
Report on, to the Massachusetts
Legislature, 320.
Cardwell's Reply to Curtis on the
Discrepancies of our Bibles, 360.
Catholic, Roman, principles of the
church considered, 371- preten-
sions to unity vain, 380.
Channing's, Dr. W. E, writings re-
viewed, 54 passages from them,
illustrative of their character, 58
et seq.
-- some faults of, 67, 73.
Charity and Decision, a letter on the
union of, 200.
Children, Remarks on the Education
of, 130 -on instructing them in
the principles of Christianity, 192.
Christianity, its original maturity,
62 -- evidences of, suggestions on
the proper mode of presenting
them, 185-instruction of children
in, 192- worth of, as held by
Unitarians, 402.
Christian Monitor, New Series, no-
ticed, 153.
Christian sects, how to choose among
them, 203.
Circumstances, remarks on the na-
ture and power of, 279-- how they
are to be treated, 288.
Cobbett's History of the Protestant
Reformation, note on, 374, note.
Coleridge's literary character con-
sidered, 108 -- his fondness for
German metaphysics, 118- his
theological views, 127.
Communicant's Manual, noticed, 137.
Controversy, remarks on, 204 - the
essentials of spiritual life do not
depend on its questions, 208.
Croker's edition of Boswell's John-
son, noticed, 154.
Curtis, Thomas, on the discrepancies
between the several editions of
King James's Bible, 327.
Decision and Charity, a letter on the
union of, 200.
Demerara, by Miss Martineau, notic-
ed, 172.
Dermot Mac Morrogh, by J. Q. Ad-
ams, noticed, 22.
District School, The, as it was, no-
ticed, 324.
Dyspepsia, some remarks on, 135.
Edward's, President, at issue with
Professor Stuart, 235.
English versions of Scripture. See
Bible.
Evidences of Christianity. See Chris-
tianity.
Family Prayer-Book, by the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, noticed, 241.
Fenelon, extracts from Channing on
his character and writings, 60, 61.
Fichte, his metaphysical system, 123,
124.
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