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Kean
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Phantom Portrait
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Socinianism
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Rainbow
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Spenser
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Polonius
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Measure for Measure
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Spurzheim
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The Trinity
Scale of Animal Being
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Scanderbeg
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Luther
Baxter
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The Fathers
Rhenferd
Jacob Behmen
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William III.
Berkeley
Spinosa
Genius
Envy
Love
Jeremy Taylor
Hooker
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Messiah
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Conversion of the Jews
Jews in Poland
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Pantheism
Poetic Promise
Nominalists and Realists
British Schoolmen
Spinosa
Fall of Man
Madness
Brown and Darwin
Nitrous Oxide
Plants
Insects
Men
Dog
Ant and Bee
Black, Colonel
Holland and the Dutch
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Women and Men
Biblical Commentators
Walkerite Creed
Horne Tooke
Diversions of Purley
Gender of the Sun in German
Horne Tooke
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Sir S. Raffles
Canning
Shakspeare
Milton
Homer
Reason and Understanding
Words and Names of Things
The Trinity
Irving
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Origin of Acts
Love
Lord Eldon's Doctrine as to Grammar Schools
Democracy
The Eucharist
St. John, xix. 11.
Divinity of Christ
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Talent and Genius
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Constitutional and functional Life
Hysteria
Hydro-carbonic Gas
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Epistles to the Ephesians and Colossians
Oaths
Flogging
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The Americans
Book of Job
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Undine
Martin
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Prayer
Church-singing
Hooker
Dreams
Jeremy Taylor
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St. John
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Southey's Life of Bunyan
Laud
Puritans and Cavaliers
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Study of the Bible
Rabelais
Swift
Bentley
Burnet
Giotto
Painting
Seneca
Plato
Aristotle
Duke of Wellington
Monied Interest
Canning
Bourrienne
Jews
The Papacy and the Reformation
Leo X.
Thelwall
Swift
Stella
Iniquitous Legislation
Spurzheim and Craniology
French Revolution, 1830
Captain B. Hall and the Americans
English Reformation
Democracy
Idea of a State
Church
Government
French Gendarmerie
Philosophy of young Men at the present Day
Thucydides and Tacitus
Poetry
Modern Metre
Logic
Varro
Socrates
Greek Philosophy
Plotinus
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Scotch and English Lakes
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Characterlessness of Women
Mental Anarchy
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English Liturgy
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Mr. Coleridge's System of Philosophy
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Union with Ireland
Irish Church
A State
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History
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Genius
Church
State
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Gracefulness of Children
Dogs
Ideal Tory and Whig
The Church
Ministers and the Reform Bill
Disfranchisement
Genius feminine
Pirates
Astrology
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Reform Bill
Crisis
John, Chap. III. Ver. 4.
Dictation and Inspiration
Gnosis
New Testament Canon
Unitarianism—Moral Philosophy
Moral Law of Polarity
Epidemic Disease
Quarantine
Harmony
Intellectual Revolutions
Modern Style
Genius of the Spanish and Italians
Vico
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Black
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Horne Tooke
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Horner
Adiaphori
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Professor Park
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De Vi Minimorum
Hahnemann
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War
Charm for Cramp
Greek
Dual, neuter pleural *sic*, and verb singular
Theta
Talented
Homer
Valcknaer
Principles and Facts
Schmidt
Puritans and Jacobins
Wordsworth
French Revolution
Infant Schools
Mr. Coleridge's Philosophy
Sublimity
Solomon
Madness
C. Lamb
Faith and Belief
Dobrizhoffer
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Criterion of Genius
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Keats
Christ's Hospital
Bowyer
St. Paul's Melita
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Penal Code in Ireland
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Hieronimo
Love's Labour Lost
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Shakspeare
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Burke
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Captain B. Hall
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Tennyson's Poems
Rabelais and Luther
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Capital
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Constantine
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Wilson
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Dom Miguel and Dom Pedro
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Negro Emancipation
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Epistle to the Romans
Erasmus
Luther
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Hackett's Life of Archbishop Williams
Charles I.
Manners under Edward III. Richard II. and Henry VIII.
Hypothesis
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Theory
Lyell's Geology
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Gerard's Douw's "Schoolmaster" and Titian's "Venus"
Sir J. Scarlett
Mandeville's Fable of the Bees
Bestial Theory
Character of Bertram
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Milton
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Junius
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Chaucer
Shakspeare
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Daniel
Massinger
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Unitarianism
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Mr. Coleridge's System
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Lord Brooke
Barrow and Dryden
Peter Wilkins and Stothard
Fielding and Richardson
Bishop Sandford
Roman Catholic Religion
Euthanasia
Recollections, by Mr. Justice Coleridge
Address to a God-child
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M.
Machinery.
Mackintosh, Sir James.
Madness.
Magnetism.
Malta.
Man cannot be stationary.
——Fall of.
——'s Freedom.
Mandeville's Fable of the Bees.
Manners under Edward III., Richard II., and Henry VIII.
Marriage.
——Parental Control in.
——of Cousins.
Martin.
Mason's Poetry.
Massier.
Materialism.
Mathews.
Measure for Measure.
Medicine.
Medicines, Specific.
Men.
Messenger of the Covenant.
Messiah.
Metre, Modern.
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Milesian Tales.
Milton.
——and Sydney.
——'s disregard of Painting.
——'s Egotism.
——'s Latin Poems.
Ministers and the Reform Bill.
Monarchy or Democracy, Prospect of.
Monro, Sir T.
Mosaic Miracles.
——Prophecies.
Motives and Impulses.
Music.
——, Ear and Taste for, different.
Musical Glasses, some Men like.
N.
Napier.
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——Debt.
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O.
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Obstruction.
Origen.
Othello, Character of.
P.
Painting.
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——and Idolatry.
Papacy.
——, the, and the Reformation.
——and the Schoolmen.
Paradise Lost.
Park, Professor.
Parliamentary Privilege.
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Penal Code in Ireland.
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Persius.
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Peter Simple, and Tom Cringle's Log.
Phantom Portrait.
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——, Moral.
——, Mr. Coleridge's System of.
——of young Men of the present Day.
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Pirates.
Plants.
Plato.
——and Xenophon.
Plotinus.
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Poetic Promise.
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Poetry.
——, Persian and Arabic.
Poison.
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Political Action, the two Modes of.
Political Economy, Modern.
Polonius.
Poor Laws.
Popedom.
Prayer.
Preaching extempore.
Presbyterians, Independents, and Bishops.
Principle, Greatest Happiness.
Principles and Facts.
——and Maxims.
Professions and Trades.
Propertius.
Property Tax.
Prophecies of the Old Testament.
Prophecy.
Prose and Poetry.
——and Verse.
Prudentius.
Psalms, Translation of the.
Puritans and Cavaliers.
——and Jacobins.
Q.
Quacks.
Quakerism, Modern.
Quakers.
Quarantine.
R.
Rabelais.
——and Luther.
Raffles, Sir S.
Rainbow.
Reason and Understanding.
Reasoner, a.
Redemption.
Reform of the House of Commons.
——Bill.
——, Conduct of Ministers on the.
Reformation.
——, English.
Religion.
Religion gentilizes.
——of the Greeks.
——-, Roman Catholic.
——-, Romish
Representation, Popular.
——, Direct.
Restoration.
Review, Principles of a.
Revolution.
——, Belgian.
——, French.
——, Intellectual.
Rhenferd.
Roman Conquest.
——Empire. Key to the Decline of the.
——Mind.
——Catholics.
——Catholic Emancipation.
Rosetti on Dante.
S.
Sallust.
Sandford, Bishop.
Sanskrit.
Sarpi, Paul.
Scanderbeg.
Scarlett, Sir J.
Schemes, Spinozistic and Hebrew.
Schiller.
——'s Robbers.
——'s Versification.
Schmidt.
Schools, Infant.
——, Public.
Scotch and English.
——Kirk and Irving.
——Novels.
Scott, Michael.
——and Coleridge.
——'s Novels.
Sectarianism.
Seneca.
Shakspeare.
——, in Minimis.
——'s Intellectual Action.
——'s Sonnets.
Sicily.
Sidney, Sir P.
Sin and Sins.
Smith, Robert.
Society, best State of.
Socinianism.
Socrates.
Solomon.
Sophocles.
Southey.
——'s Life of Bunyan.
Speech, Parts of.
Spenser.
Spinosa.
Spurzheim.
Spurzheim and Craniology.
St. John.
——'s Gospel.
——, Chap. xix. Ver. 11.
——, Chap. iii. Ver. 4.
St. Paul's Melita.
State.
——, a.
——, Idea of a.
Statesmen.
Statius.
Steinmetz.
Stella.
Sterne.
Style.
——, Algernon Sydney's.
——, Modern.
Sublime and Nonsense.
Sublimity.
Suffiction.
Superstition of Maltese, Sicilians, and Italians.
Swift.
Sympathy of old Greek and Latin with English, 168.
T.
Talent and Genius.
Talented.
Taxation.
Taylor, Jeremy.
Tennyson's Poems.
Tertullian.
Thelwall.
Theory.
Theta.
Things are finding their Level.
Thomas À Becket.
Thucydides.
——and Tacitus.
Tibullus.
Times of Charles I.
Toleration.
Tooke, Horne.
Travels, Modern.
Trinity, the.
Truths and Maxims.
U.
Understanding, the.
Undine.
Unitarianism.
Universal Suffrage.
Universities.
V.
Valcknaer.
Varro.
Vico.
Virgil.
Virtue and Liberty.
Von Humboldt, Baron.
Vote, Right of Women to.
Vowels and Consonants.
Vox Populi, Vox Dei.
W.
Walkerite Creed.
War.
——, Civil, of the Seventeenth Century.
Wedded Love in Shakspeare and his contemporary Dramatists.
Wellington, Duke of.
Wetherell's (Sir Charles) Speech.
Whigs, Conduct of the.
Wicliffe.
Wilkins, Peter, and Stothard.
William III.
Wilson.
Wit and Madness.
Witch of Endor.
Women, Characterlessness of.
——, Old.
——and Men.
Words and Names of Things.
Wordsworth.
Works, Chronological Arrangement of.
Working to better one's condition.
Worlds, Plurality of.
Z.
Zendavesta.
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