THE

NORTH AMERICAN

REVIEW.

VOL. LIV.

BOSTON:
TON:

JAMES MUNROE AND COMPANY,

134 WASHINGTON STREET.

1842.

HOUSE

+OXFORD

LIBRARY

CAMBRIDGE:

METCALF, KEITH, AND NICHOLS,

PRINTERS TO THE UNIVERSITY.

1. Remarks of Mr. Everett of Vermont on the

Motion to add to the Army Bill an Appropriation of
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, for the Sup-
pression of Indian Hostilities.

2. Letter from the Secretary of War, transmit-
ing the Information required by the Resolution of
the House of Representatives of the 7th of July
last, in Relation to the Amount of Expenditure in
suppressing Indian Hostilities in Florida, &c.

II. CLASSICAL STUDIES AT CAMBRIDGE

1. Remarks on the Nature and Probable Ef-

fects of Introducing the Voluntary System in the

Studies of Latin and Greek. By JOSIAH QUINCY,

President of the University.

2. Report and Resolutions of the President and

Fellows of Harvard University respecting the Intro-

duction of the Voluntary System in the Studies of

the Mathematics, Latin, and Greek.

3. The Report of the Committee to whom was

referred the Report and Resolutions of the Presi-

dent and Fellows of Harvard University respecting

the Introduction of the Voluntary System in the

Studies of the Mathematics, Latin, and Greek.

III. HARRIS'S ENTOMOLOGY OF MASSACHUSETTS

A Report on the Insects of Massachusetts Inju-

rious to Vegetation. By THADDEUS WILLIAM HAR-

RIS, M.D.

IV. BROUGHAM'S NATURAL THEOLOGY

1. A Discourse of Natural Theology, showing

the Nature of the Evidence and the Advantages of

the Study. By HENRY LORD Brougham.

2. Paley's Natural Theology, with Illustrative

Notes. By HENRY LORD BROUGHAM, and Sir

CHARLES Bell.

3. Dissertations on Subjects of Science con-

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