THE

MONTHLY REVIEW,

FROM

MAY TO AUGUST INCLUSIVE.

1842.

VOL. II.

NEW AND IMPROVED SERIES.

LONDON:

G. HENDERSON, 2, OLD BAILEY,

LUDGATE-HILL.

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1842.

CONTENTS

TO THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR MAY.

Vol. II. (1842.) No. I.

ART. I.-Théopneustia, ou Pleine Inspiration des Saintes Ecritures :

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1

par L. Gaussen

"II.-Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Michael Thomas

Sadler, Esq., M.P., &c.

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III.-1. The Rise and Progress of the Laws of England and

Wales. By Owen Flintoff, Esq. 2. The English Con-

stitution; a Popular Commentary on the Constitutional

Law of England. By George Bowyer, M.A.

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IV.-History of the Earldoms of Strathern, Monteith, and Airth.

By Sir Harris Nicolas

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V.-England in 1841. By Frederick von Raumer

VI.-Political Philosophy

VII.-1. Theodore Körner's Lyre and Sword. 2. Poems from

Eastern Sources, &c. By R. Ch. Trench. 3. I watched

the Heavens; a Poem. By V. 4. Luther; a Poem.

By Robert Montgomery

VIII.-1. Lives of the Queens of England. By Agnes Strickland.

Vol. IV. 2. The Chronicles of England; a Metrical His-

tory. By George Raymond

IX.-Remarks on Literary Property. Py Philip Nicklin.

X.-The Works of Jeremy Bentham. Part XIX. Memoirs of

Bentham

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Herberts. 4. The Expectant.

XI.-1. Trevor Hastinges. 2. The Two Admirals. 3. The

XII.-The Mythology of Greece and Rome; for the Use of Gram-

mar Schools

XIII.-A Letter to Philip Pusey, Esq., M.P., on General Drainage

and Distribution of Water. By J. B. Denton, Land

Agent

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XIV.-War and Peace; the Evils of the first, and a Plan for Pre-

serving the last. By William Jay