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= The UNivERssLIsT QUARTERLY ASp GES-
ERAL REyILw, No. III. has been lying month on
our table unnoticed, for want of time. Its contents
are


|. The Origin Of Moral Evil: r. srRRrvER


II. The Vigil OF tie Dying. POEM l. j. B. CASE
III. Miracles SAMUEL C. LevrLAxp.


". Influence Of Religious Oonion': T. B. THAyFs


V. Fallen Angels THOMAS J. SAWYER
VI. 4 Chapter Ion Carlyle the Younger.


The longest and most interesting Of these is The
Influence of Religious Opinions on Character
condensed and poweriulview OF the abomina,i5ns of
Hea,hensm in all ages, and its inevitable tendency
TO greater and greater inherent corruption, and TO
corrupt its votaries. The facts herein coated from
so many authorities ought TO be frequently ard ia
miliary before the public, in tracts, periodicals.,
&c. &c Ou. Historical Literature is so poisoned
by The infdeH,y OF 'otare, Hums, Gibbon, etc.
that TOO many OF the. young have li,te idea of the
awful depraviiies and miseries from which Chris
tianiiy has TO great extent delivered mankind.


This Review ought TO be regarded with admire-
ton by the denomination of which it is the higher
organ-it ought to be literally paironzsd and gene
rally reed by its members. ts2 per annum: A.
Tompkius Boston.)