Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, bj

ALBERT TAYLOR BLEDSOE, LL. D. Jn the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. CONTENTS OF No. XVIII.

Art. Page.

I. The Sufferings And The Salvation Of Infants. 249

1. History of Doctrines. By K. R. Hagenbach,

Dr. and Professor of Theology in the University of

Basle. In two volumes. Edinburgh: T. & T.

Clarke, George street. 1846.

2. Lectures on Christian Theology. By George

Christian Knapp. Translated by Leonard Woods,

Jr. In two volumes. New York: G. & C. & H.

Carvill, No. 108 Broadway. 1831

3. An Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles, His-

torical and Doctrinal. By Edward Harold Browne,

D. D., Lord Bishop of Ely. First American for the

Fifth English Edition. Edited with notes, by J.

Williams, D. D., Bishop of Connecticut. New York:

H. B. Durand, 49 White street. 1865.

4. An Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles of

the Church of England. By Gilbert, Bishop of

Sarum. A new Edition. London: T. T. & J.

Tegg, 73 Cheapside. 1833.

5. The History of Baptism. By William Wall,

M. A. In four volumes. Oxford: The Univer-

sity Press. 1844.

II. Americanisms: A Study Of Words And Manners. 290

1. A Glossary of Words and Phrases usually

regarded as peculiar to the United States. By John

Russell Bartlett. 2d Edition. Boston: 1859.

2. An American Dictionary of the English Lan-

guage. By Noah Webster, LL.D. Springfield,

(Mass.) 1855.

3. A Collection of College Words and Customs.

By B. H. Hall. Cambridge. 1856.

4. The English Language in its Elements and

Forms. By Wm. C. Fowler. New York. 1855.

5. Language and the Study of Language. By

William Dwight Whitney. New York. 1867.

6. Curiosities of American Literature. By Rufus

W. Griswold. New York. 1856.

7. A Diary in America. By Captain Marryatt,

R. N. New York. 1839.

8. Lowell's Poems. ('The Biglow Papers.') Bos-

ton. 1858.

9. Breitman's Ballads. By Charles G. Leland.

Philadelphia. 1869.

10. Leaves of Grass. By Walt Whitman. Brook-

lyn. 1856.

11. A Cyclopaedia of American Literature. By

Evart A. and George L. Duyckhinck. New York.

III. The Latin Races In America.

1. Researches into the Physical History of Man-

kind. By James Cowles Pichard, M. D. London.

2. The Moral and Intellectual Diversity of Races.

By Count A. Dc Gobineau. From the French,

with an Analytical Introduction and copious histori-

cal notes, by H. Hotz. Philadelphia: J. B. Lip-
pincott & Co. 1856.

IV. Whedon On The Will.

1.—The Freedom of the Will, as a basis of Human

Responsibility and a Divine Government, elucidat-

ed and maintained in its issue with the Necessita-

rian Theories of Hobbes, Edwards, the Princeton

Essayist, and other Leading Advocates. New York.

Carlton & Lanahan.

V. VOLCANOS AND EARTHQUAKES.

1. Familiar Lectures on Scientific Subjects. By

Sir John F. W. Herschel, Bart., K. H./M. A., D.

C. L., F. R. S., &c., &c. New York: George

Rutledge & Sons. 1869.

2. Cosmos: A Sketch of the Physical Description

of the Universe. (Yol. II.) By Alexander Yon

Humboldt. New York: Harper & Bros. 1857.

3. History of the Inductive Sciences. (Yol. III.)

By William Whewell, D. D., Master of Trinity

College, Cambridge. London: J. W. Parker.

VI. Beware Of The Tropics.

1. Speech in the Senate of the United States, on

the Mission to Domenica. By Hon. Carl Schurz.

VII. The Reviewers Reviewed.

1. The Athenseam: a Journal of Literature,

Science, and the Fine Arts. London: John Francis.

No. 1912, the Article on 'A Theodicy: or, Vindica-

tion of the Divine Glory as manifested in the Con-

stitution and Government of the Moral "World. By

A. T. Bledsoe, LL.D. London: Saunders, Otley

& Co. 1864.'

VIII. Thoughts Suggested By Recent Events.

1. Constitutional Monarchy in France. By

Ernest Renan. Boston: Roberts Brothers. 1871.

IX. Notices Of Books.

ART. I.-1. I11'~t01'.y'§f' 1)o<,trin,ca. By K. R. Hagenbach, Dr. and Protbssor of heoloffy in the Lniversity o Baslc. In two volumes. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clarke, George street. 1846. 2. Lectures on Christian Theology. By George Christian Knapp. granslazd by Leonlafd \Voods, Jr. In two volumes. l\ew ork: `. & C. & . Carvill, No. 108 Broadway. 1831. 3. An Eqiosition. of the 1% 1'/-fy-Nine Articles, Historical and Doctrinal. By Edward Harold Browne, D. D., Lord Bisho of glily. 1 First Amerigarn for tlieDF§:t;th English Edition. Edt ite witi notes by J. i illiams . . Bishop of Connecticut. New York: B. Durand, .1c9 White street. 1365.

-I. An Ezyiosition of the T hirty-1`i'inc Articles of the Church QfEn.g.and. By Gilbert, Bishop of Sarum. A new Edition. London: T. T. ti: J. Tegg, T3 Cheapside. 1833.

.>. The Ilistory of Infant B¢q1t1's-nz. By \Villiain \Vall, M. A. In four volumes. Oxford: The University Press. 1840.

In our last article, under this head, we promised to consider the various hypotheses which have been invented by learned theologians,- and ingenious men, to reconcile the horrible dogma, (i. e. the doctrine of the punishment and the damnation ot