THE

AMERICAN

QUARTERLY OBSERVER.

VOL. III.

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY PERKINS, MARVIN, & Co.

1834.

ART.

CONTENTS OF No. V.

1. POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INTEMPERANCE,

By JOHN A. BOLLES, Esq. Boston, Mass.

II. THE PRINCIPLE OF SLAVERY,

By LYMAN H. ATWATER, Tutor in Yale College.

The true Principle of Slavery, together with the present

attitude and relations of the subject to the people of this

country.

The Origin, Nature, Principles and Prospects of the

Temperance Reform.

IV. ROBERT HALL,

By Rev. GEORGE SHEPARD, Hallowell, Maine.

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The Works of the Rev. Robert Hall.

V. MENTAL PHILOSOPHY,

By CLEMENT LONG, Professor in the Western Reserve College.

Inquiries concerning the Intellectual Powers and the In-

vestigation of Truth. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE.

The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings. By J. ABER-

CROMBIE.

VI. WRITINGS OF WASHINGTON,

The Writings of George Washington; being his Corres-

pondence, Addresses, Messages, and other papers, official

and private, selected and pubished from the original manu-

scripts; with a Life of the Author, notes and illustrations.

By JARED SPARKS. Vols. II. and III.

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