Id., 246 145. Freedom of Judges, Id., 247 147. Free Navigation, Id., 248 148. Foreign Conquest, Id., 249 149. Innovations, . Id., 250 150. Party Intemperance, Id., 251 151. The Embargo, Id., 252 152. Disunion, Id., 253 153. British Influence, Id., 258 &c., Id., 310 162. U. S. Constitution, Id., 263 Id., 284 117. Public Opinion, the Sword, Id., 271 172. Purse and Sword, Id., 273 174. Popular Elections, Id., 322 Id., 278 179. The Poor and Rich, Id., 329 Peel, 279 180. Sudden Conversions, Id., 330 126. American Vessels, Cobden, 280 181. Constitution Platform, Id., 331 129. Return of British Fugitives, Id., 233 187. S. Carolina and Mass., Id., 336 130. Supposed Speech, Otis, 284 188. Liberty and Union, Id., 338 132. Federal Constitution,.. Franklin, 286 Id., 287 133. God Governs, 134. For a Declaration, 15. Conclusion of foregoing, 137. U. S. Constitution,. 138 Aristocracy,. 139 Extent of Country,. Adams, 288 Id., 289 Hamilton, 200 190. The South in 1776, 193. American Laborers, Id., 294 200. Hazards of Prosperity, W. R. Smith, 349 Croly, 401 25. Fate of Virginia, 3. Three Days of Columbus, Delavigne, 405 | 27. Execution of Montrose, .... Id., 441 PART EIGHTH. RHETORICAL AND DRAMATIC. Shakspeare, 495 Id., 498 ... .. Id., 500 .... Id., 501 Id., 502 Id., 502 .... 1. Rome and Carthage,.. Hugo, 471 23. Brutus and Cassius, . 5. Richelieu to the King, . Bulwer, 474 27. Hamlet to the Players, 6. Cromwell by Coffin of Charles I., Id., 475 23. Hamlet's Soliloquy, 8. Marino Faliero to Conspirators, 30. The Union and Government,. 9. Marino Faliero's Dying Speech, 10. Catiline to his Friends,. . . . Croly, 480 32. Address to the Swiss,. Id., 481 Id., 482 Id., 509 Id., 511 .... Id., 512 Brueys, 489 41. Van den Bosch and Artevelde, Taylor, 520 Tobin, 491 42. The Weathercock, Dickens, 531 10. Dramatic Styles, . Hood, 533 11. Merchant and Stranger, ., Yriarte, 534 12. Victim of Reform, .Khemnitzer, 536 13. Not Fine Feathers make Fine Birds, 540 14. Culprit and Judge,.. Horace Smith, 546 |