THE

UNIVERSITY QUARTERLY:

CONDUCTED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF

COLLEGIATE AND PROFESSIONAL

STUDENTS,

IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.

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Εκάστῳ σύμμαχοι πάντες.

Vol. II.-JULY and OCT., 1860.

PRINTED FOR THE ASSOCIATION,

Albany Law School, Amherst, Andover Theol. Sem., Antioch, Beloit, Bowdoin, Brown, Columbia,
Dartmouth, Hamilton, Harvard, Kenyon, Marietta, Middlebury, Oberlin, Pennsylvania, People's,

State and National Law School, Trinity, Troy Univ., Univ. of Berlin, Univ. of Halle,

Univ. of Heidelberg, Union Coll., Union Theol. Sem., Univ. of Vermont,

Wesleyan Univ., Williams, Yale.

THOMAS H, PEASE, NEW HAVEN, CONN., GENERAL AGENT.

TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE & TAYLOR, PRINTERS.

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CONTENTS.

Number I.-July, 1860.

ESSAYS.

ART. I. MRS. STOWE AND HER CRITICS,

J. H. JONES, Andover Theological Seminary.

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II. KNOWLEdge in its ReLATIONS TO FAITH,

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HENRY MATSON, Oberlin College.

III. SECONDARY CAUSES,

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J. MILLS KENDRICK, Gambier, (Kenyon,) Theological Seminary.

VII. THE Attempts of MODERN WRITERS OF FICTION TO

INCULCATE DOCTRINES OF PHILANTHROPY, AND PRO-

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EDWARD F. BLAKE, Yale College, (Scientific Department.)

XI. SIMPLICITY AND DIRECTNESS OF CONVERSATION,

ROBERT A. STILES, Yale College, (Scientific Department.)

XII. TRANSLATION,

EVERETT W. PATTISON, late of Waterville College.

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XIII. THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION IN American Colleges, 136

J. GARDNER CLARK, Yale College.

II. ROMAN FAMILY COINS IN THE YALE COLLEGE COL-

LECTION,

218

FISK P. BREWER, Yale College, (Theological Department.)

III. THE POETIC ELEMENT IN HUMAN NATURE,

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JUDSON SMITH, Oberlin College.

W. P. ALCOTT, Williams College.

XI. THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTHERN GREENLAND, 304