ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT.

Edinburgh Tradesman, Memoir of an.....

Edinburgh Year, The Commencement of the

327

241

..461

SEPTEMBER-Enjoyments of the Poor-The Highland Reaper's

Song-The Harvest Moon-Memorabilia, &c...72

OCTORER-Harvest Home-The Kirn-The Maiden-Memo-
rabilia-The Woods of October-Trees-On
the Colouring of the Woods

No. XI. Kings, Their Use-The Common Centre
Learning-Punishments

No. I. Hints to the Operative Classes-Society in

Britain

No. 11. The People-Equality of Conditions-Equa-
lity among Citizens

No. III. Patience of the British People-Differences
between a Free and a Despotic Government-
When Resistance to a Government becomes jus-
tifiable-Boundlessness of the Creation-Want of
Sense of Natural Beauty

No. IV. Power of being Useful to Mankind-Sym-
pathy, Forbearance-London, from St. Paul's-
Universities and Schools-Dishonest Wealth-
Motives to Mutual Charity-Artificial Man

No. VI. Mind-Great Men-Orthodoxy

No. VIII. Distinction of Classes injurious to Virtue

-The Moral Sense-Strength of Mind-Testi-

mony of Rousseau to the Divine Perfection of the

Saviour..

145

NOVEMBER-Flowers, &c.....

119

The Irish Widow's Farewell to her Infant...

The Puir Man's Bairn.

......63

141

172

ments

No. X. Rich and Pcor-Inferior Gentry, &c.

No. XII. The Press-Judgments-Triennial Parlia-

155

No. XIII. What have I to do with Politics ?---

Conscience-Not Guilty Rights of Church Pro-

perty, Bishops

184

The Wood-Mouse, by Mary Howitt, a Quakeress. ib.

The Weaver's Song, by Barry Cornwall.......... ib.

Farewell to Abbotsford, by Mrs. Hemans..........143

On the Church of Krisuvik in Iceland,............71

Farewell to Fife..

Verses by an Old Poet..

.........ib.

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200

The Old Beggar....