THE

SOUTHERN REVIEW.

VOL. V.

FEBRUARY & MAY, 1830.

CHARLESTON:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY A. E. MILLER,
FOR THE PROPRIETORS.

1830.

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CONTENTS OF No. IX.

I. GRAMMAR of the Hebrew Language,

Grammar of the Hebrew Language. By Moses Stuart, Associate

Professor of Sacred Literature in the Theological Institution, at

Andover.

II. RAYMOND'S POLITICAL ECONOMY,

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The Elements of Political Economy, in two parts. By Daniel

Raymond, Counsellor at Law.

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III. EARLY Spanish BallaDS, &C.

1. History of Charles the Great and Orlando, ascribed to Archbishop

Turpin. Translated from the Latin in Spanheim's Lives of Ecclesi-

astical Writers: together with the most celebrated ancient Spanish

Ballads, relating to the Twelve Peers of France mentioned in Don

Quixote; with English metrical versions. By Thomas Rodd.

2. Floresta de varios Romances sacados de las Historias antiguas

de los Doce Pares de Francia. Por Damian Lopez de Tortajada.

Memoir, Correspondence and Miscellanies, from the papers of

Thomas Jefferson. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.

V. PAUL LOUIS COURIER,

100

139

Euvres Completes de Paul Louis Courier.

VI. THE NAVY,

170

Report of the Secretary of the Navy, with the accompanying

Documents, &c.

VII. THE WEPT OF WISH-TON-WISH,

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207

66

66

The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. A Tale: By the Author of the

Pioneers," Prairie," &c.

VIII. THE ANATOMY OF DRunkenness,

226

The Anatomy of Drunkenness. By Robert McNish, Member of

the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

Note.-In page 78, lines 26, 27, read, "by hitting Orlando's horse (which the
knight had just remounted) a blow with his fist,'' &c.

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