CONTENTS OF No. XLI.

ART.

I. Of the Plurality of Worlds. An Essay. 1853, 8vo,

pp. 280,

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II.-1. Un Philosophe sous les toits. Par M. Emile Souves-

tre. Paris, 1851.

2. The Attic Philosopher. By M. Emile Souvestre.

(Translated.) London, 1854,

III.-1. History of Scotland, from the Revolution to the Ex-

tinction of the Last Jacobite Insurrection, (1689-

1748.) By John Hill Burton. 2 vols. London,

1853.

2. Address to the People of Scotland, and Statement of

Grievances. By the National Association for the

Vindication of Scottish Rights. Edinburgh, 1853,

IV.-1. General History of the Christian Religion and

Church. From the German of Dr. Augustus Nean-

der. Translated from the Second and Improved

Edition. By Joseph Torrey, Professor of Moral and

Intellectual Philosophy in the University of Vermont,

Vol. I. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 1847.

2. General History of the Christian Religion and

Church. Translated from the German of Dr. Au-

gustus Neander. By Joseph Torrey, Professor of

Moral Philosophy in the University of Vermont.

New Edition, carefully revised by the Rev. A. S. W.

Morrison, B.A. Vol. I. London: Henry G. Bohn,

1850,

V.-1. Henry Pestalozzi, and his Plan of Education; being

an Account of his Life and Writings. By E. Biber,

Ph. D. London, 1831.

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2. Language as a means of Mental Culture and Inter-

national Communication; or a Manual of the Teacher

and the Learner of Languages. By C. Marcel, Knt.

Leg. Hon., French Consul. 2 Vols. London, 1853.

3. Education Reform, &c. By Thomas Wyse, Esq.

M.P. London, 1836.

4. Principles of Elementary Teaching, &c. By James

Pillans, F.R.S.E. London, 1828.

5. Rudimentary Art-Instruction-Free-Hand Outline.

Part I. By John Bell, Sculptor. London, 1852,

VI.-1. The Stones of Venice. Vol. II. The Sea Stories.

By John Ruskin. London, 1853.

2. The Stones of Venice. Vol. III.

John Ruskin. London, 1853,

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The Fall. By

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VII.-1. Norway and its Glaciers visited in 1851; followed

by Journals of Excursions in the High Alps of Dau-

phiné, Berne, and Savoy. By James D. Forbes,

D.C.L., F.R.S., Sec. R.S., Edinburgh, corresponding

Member of the Institute of France, and of other Aca-

demies; and Professor of Natural Philosophy in

the University of Edinburgh. 1 vol. Royal 8vo.

Edinburgh, 1853.

2. Scandinavian Adventures, during a Residence of up-

wards of twenty years, representing Sporting Inci-

dents, and subjects of Natural History, and Devices

for entrapping Wild Animals, with some Account of

the Northern Fauna. By L. Lloyd, author of "Field

Sports of the North." 2 vols. Royal 8vo. London,

1854,

VIII.-1. Système de Politique Positive. Par Auguste Comte,

Auteur du Système de Philosophie Positive. Tomes

I. II. III. Paris, 1851-1853.

2. Catéchisme Positiviste. Par Auguste Comte, Au-

teur du Système de Philosophie Positive et du Sys-

tème de Politique Positive. Paris, October 1852.

3. Le Calendrier Positiviste. Par Auguste Comte, &c.

Paris. Quatrième Edition. Mai 1852.

4. Discours sur l'Ensemble du Positivisme. Par Au-

guste Comte, &c. Paris, Juillet 1848.

5. Discours sur l'Esprit Positif. Par Auguste Comte,

&c. Paris, Février 1844.

6. Cours de Philosophie Positive. Par M. Auguste

Comte, Ancien élève de l'Ecole Polytechnique. 6

tomes 8vo. Paris, 1830-1842.

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7. Système de Politique Positive. Par M. Auguste

Comte. Paris, 1824.

8. De la Philosophie Positive. Par E. Littré. Paris,

1845.

9. Conservation, Révolution, et Positivisme.

Littré. Paris, 1852.

10. Philosophy of Mathematics.

Par E.

Translated from the

Cours de Philosophie Positive of Auguste Comte.

By W. M. Gillespie, A.M. New York, 1851.

11. Comte's Philosophy of the Sciences, being an Expo-

sition of the Principles of the Cours de Philosophie

Positive of Auguste Comte. By G. H. Lewes. Lon-

don, 1853.

12. The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Comte. Freely

translated and condensed. By Harriet Martineau.

2 vols. London, 1853,

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