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THE

AMERICAN

QUARTERLY OBSERVER.

VOL. I.

BOSTON:

PERKINS & MARVIN, 114, WASHINGTON STREET.

1833.

CONTENTS OF No. I.

ART.

I. POLITICAL DUTIES OF CHRISTIANS, AS EX-

HIBITED IN THE BIBLE, .

By EDWARD W. HOOKER, Bennington, Vermont.

II. FICTION, AS A VEHICLE FOR TRUTH,

By JACOB ABBOTT, Boston, Massachusetts.

III. THE PAST, AND THE PRESENT, .

BY RICHARD H. DANA, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

IV. THE TEMPERANCE REFORMATION, .

By GEORGE B. CHEEVER, Salem, Massachusetts.

Fifth Report of the American Temperance Society.

Presented at the meeting in Boston, May, 1832.

V. PROPER MODE OF PREACHING, .

By WILLIAM A. STEARNS, Cambridgeport, Massachusetts.

VI. SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES,

BY THE EDITOR.

VII. PRESENT ATTITUDE OF MOHAMMEDANISM, IN

REFERENCE TO THE SPREAD OF THE

GOSPEL,

By ELI SMITH, Missionary to the Mediterranean.

VIII. JOHN MILTON,

By E. C. TRACY, Boston, Massachusetts.

John Milton: his Life and Times, Religious and Politi-

cal Opinions: with an Appendix, containing Animadver-

sions upon Dr. Johnson's Life of Milton, &c. &c. By

JOSEPH IVIMEY, Author of the "History of the English

Baptists," &c. &c.

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