CONTENTS OF VOL. XI.

PROSE.

A Chapter in Rome's History,

197
A Day in Wales,

185
A Legend of the Cumberland,

263
A Nosegay,

267
A Romance of the Revolution,

343
A Trip to the Shoals,

232
Affectation,

376
America, Political and Literary,

391
An Interview Extraordinary,

158
Archbishop Cranmer,

365
Chivalry,

291
Cloud Land,

177

College Musings,

33

“ Cornbe's Constitution of Man,"

306

Daniel Boone,

86, 115

Ecclesiastical Architecture

,

65

Editors' Farewell,

288

Editors' Table,

47, 94, 140, 191, 240, 333, 383, 422

Eloquence,

229

Excellence Independent of Rank,

209

Forms and Formalism,

122

Froissart,

214

George Berkeley, D. D., Bishop of Cloyne, in Ireland,

145

Giles Scroggins,

169

Gray's " Elegy written in a Country Church-yard,"

272

Intellectual Culture,

149

Life-Activity,

299

Literary Notices,

336, 422

Memoir of the Rev. Samuel Wales, D.D.,

45

My College Friends,

278, 352

Names,

227

Novel Reading,

5

Obscuritatis Plenæ Quæstiones, cum notis copiosis ad explicationem,

138

Oratio Funebris,

46

Originality of Mind,

28
Patriotism and Philanthropy Distinguished and Reconciled,

346
Pedestrian Tours,

203
Plain Thoughts of a Plain Man, Plainly Spoken,

257

Political Slander,

405

Public Opinion,

315

Qualifications and Aims of the Historian,

237