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BROWNSON'S

QUARTERLY REVIEW.

VOLUME I.

STATE HISTORICAL SOC.

1889
OF WISCONSIN.

BOSTON:

No. I.

ART.

PAGE

I. INTRODUCTION

1

The Boston Quarterly Review.- Greeting to Old Friends.

- Design of the Work. — Change of Views. — Eclecticism.

Saint-Simonism. German Philosophy. Philosophy of

Life. — Theology. – The Church. - Law of Continuity. -

Ultraists. - Conservatism. — Constitutionalism. Moral and

Religious Appeals.

II. BERKELEY AND IDEALISM

29

Encyclopédie Nouvelle, ou Dictionnaire Philosophique, Sci-

entifique, Littéraire, et Industrielle, offrant le Tableau des

Connaissances humaines au XIXe siècle, par une Société des

Savans et Littérateurs. Publié sous la Direction de MM. P.

LEROUX et J. REYNAUD.

III. THE CHURCH QUESTION

57

Tracts for the Times. By Members of the University of

Oxford.

IV. DEMAGOGUISM

84

Demagoguism. — Party Machinery. – Mr. Van Buren and

the Presidency. – Civic Virtue.

V. LIFE AND SPEECHES OF John C. Calhoun

105

1. Life of John C. Calhoun, presenting a Condensed His.

tory of Political Events from 1811 to 1843.

2. Speeches of John C. Calhoun, delivered in the Congress

of the United Slates, from 1811 to the Present Time.

VI. LITERARY Notices AND CRITICISMS

131

No. II.

1. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY

137

Critik der reinen Vernunft; von IẢmanuel Kant.

II. No Church, No REFORM

175

Addressed especially to the Fourierists.

III. NECESSITY OF LIBERAL EDUCATION

194

The Bearings of College Education on the Welfare of the

whole Community. The Baccalaureate in Miami University,

Oxford, Ohio. Delivered, August 10, 1843, by Rev. George

Junkin, D. D., President.

IV. ORIGIN AND CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT

208

The Democratic Review. No. LXVI. Art. xv. Decem-

ber, 1843.

V. NATURE AND OFFICE OF THE CHURCH

243

A Letter to the Editor.

VI. MR. CALHOUN AND THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION

257

VII. LITERARY NOTICES AND MISCELLANIES

270