55. Which produce the greater Happi ness, the Pleasures of Hope or of Memory?

See ROGERS' Pleasures of Memory.

CAMPBELL'S Pleasures of Hope.
ABERCROMBIE on the Moral Feelings.
ADAM SMITH's Theory of the Moral Sen
timents.

HUME'S Essay on the Passions.

56. Is the Existence of Parties in a State favorable to the Public Wel fare?

See the History of Party. By G. W. COOKE Essays written in the Intervals of Busi

ness. "On Party Spirit." HUME'S Essay on Parties, etc.

LORD JEFFREY's Essays, vol. iv., pp
34-36.

Edinburgh Review, vol. xx., p. 343.
DYMOND'S Essays, pp. 117-119.

6o. Ought Persons to be excluded from the Civil Offices on account of their Religious Opinions?

See LOCKE'S Thoughts on Toleration.

SIR G. MACKENZIE on Bigotry.
BACON on Unity of Religions.

T. MOORE on Corruption and Intolerance.
Coll. Works.

PETER PLYMLEY'S Letters.

SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH'S Works, vol. ii., p. 116.

See LORD JEFFREY'S Essays, vol. ii., pp. 50

104.

CARLYLE'S French Revolution.

MICHELET'S French Revolution.
ALISON'S History of Europe.

THIERS' History of the French Revolution. MIGNET'S History of the French Revolution.

SMYTH'S Lectures on Modern History.
DR. COOKE TAYLOR'S Revolutions n
Europe.

MACFARLANE'S French Revolution.
DE STAEL'S Considerations on the French
Revolution.

BURKE on the French Revolution.
NIEBUHR'S Age of the French Revolution.
SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH'S Works, vol.
iii., pp. 1-352.

ii., pp. 1-23.

MACAULAY'S Critical Essays, vol. ii., pp.

432-502.

51. Which exercises the greater Influence on the Civilization and Happiness of the Human Race, the Male or the Female Mind?

or Burns?

French Revolution, the Tyranny of the Government, the excesses of the Higher Orders, or the Writings of Voltaire, Montesquieu and Rousseau?

Lot of all Mankind.

JEREMY TAYLOR'S Sermon, "Via Intelli gentiæ."

SIR G. MACKENZIE'S "Happiness"
GOLDSMITH on the Love of Life.

POPE on Happiness.