THE

NEW YORK REVIEW.

VOL. II.

SECOND EDITION.

NEW YORK:

GEORGE DEARBORN & CO.

No. 38 GOLD STREET.

1838.

NEW YORK:

CRAIGHEAD AND ALLEN, PRINTERS,

NO. 112 FULTON-STREET.

1. Essay on the Rate of Wages, with an Ex-

amination of the Causes of the Differences in the

condition of the Labouring Population through-

out the world. By H. C. CAREY.

2. Address delivered before the General Trades'

Union of the City of New-York.

MOORE.

II. REPRODUCTIVE CRITICISM.

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Letters auxiliary to the History of Modern Po-

lite Literature in Germany, by HEINRICH HEINE.

Translated from the German, by G. W. Haven.

III. ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF POPULAR LIBERTY.

An Address delivered at Hartford on the 9th of

November, 1835, the close of the second century

from the first settlement of the City.

HAWES.

IV. COLERIDGE'S LITERARY REMAINS.

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By JOEL

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The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Cole-

ridge. Collected and edited by HENRY NELSON

COLERIDGE.

V. OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE-GEORGE HER-

ᏴᎬᎡᎢ.

1. The Remains of that Sweet Singer of the

Temple, GEORGE Herbert.

2. The Temple. Sacred Poems and Private

Ejaculations. By GEORGE HERBERT.

VI. GERMAN BIBLICAL CRITICISM.

Die Unwissenschaftlicheit im Gebiete der Alttes-

tamentlichen Kritik, belegt aus den Schriften

neuerer Kritiker, besonders der Herren Von Boh-

len und Vatke: von D. MORITZ DRECHSTER.

[The want of Literary Character in the pro-

vince of Old Testament Criticism, illustrated from

the writings of the later Critics, particularly Von

Bohlen and Vatke: by DR. MAURICE DRECH-

STER.]

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