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New-York, March 5, 1834.

IV. REVIEW OF ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS, AND

DEFENCE OF THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY

By Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Senator U. S.

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Congress.

V. MENTAL PHILOSOPHY, NO. I

By Rev. Leonard Woods, D D., Abbot Professor
of Christian Theology, Andover, Mass.

VI. ECONOMY OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONS, AS DEVELOPED

IN THE APOSTOLIC AGE.

By Rev. Horatio Bardwell, formerly Missionary to

India.

62

74

89

103

VIII. THEOLOGY AND NATURAL SCIENCE, A REVIEW OF

BRETSCHNEIDER'S "LETTER TO A STATESMAN" 120

Translated from the German by the Editor.

CONTENTS OF NO. II.

ART. I. PHILOSOPHY OF THE MIND

171

By Rev. Leonard Woods, D. D., Abbot Pro-

fessor of Christian Theology in the Theolo-

gical Seminary, Andover, Mass.

II. LANGUAGE OF SIGNS, AUxiliary to the Chris-

TIAN MISSIONARY

By Rev. Thomas H. Gallaudet, late Principal

of the American Asylum for the education of

the Deaf and Dumb.

IV. A SUFFERING AND ATONING MESSIAH TAUGHT IN

THE OLD TESTAMENT

Translated from Hengstenberg's Christologie,

by the Editor.

VI. A PRACTICAL EXPOSITION OF THE PARABLE OF

THE LABOURERS IN THE VINEYARD

By Rev. Thomas H. Skinner, D. D., Bartlett

Professor of Sacred Rhetoric, in the Theolo-

gical Seminary, Andover, Mass.

200

214

239

256

268

VII. REVIEW OF THE MEMOIRS OF MATTHEW HENRY 280

By Rev. William B. Sprague, D. D., Pastor of

the Second Presbyterian Church, Albany,

New-York.