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Leading Articles on Various Subjects

Leading Articles on Various Subjects

by Hugh Miller

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Author
Miller, Hugh, 1802-1856
Credits
Produced by David Clarke, Dan Horwood and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net
Language
English
LoC Class
AC: General Works: Collections, Series, Collected works, Pamphlets
Subject
English essays
Category
Text
eBook-No.
29440
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29440
Release Date
July 18, 2009
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.Leading Articles — ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
  2. 2.HUGH MILLER, — THE REV. JOHN DAVIDSON. — EDINBURGH:
  3. 3.WILLIAM P. NIMMO. — 1872.
  4. 4.PREFACE.
  5. 5.CONTENTS
  6. 6.INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO THOUGHTS ON THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION.
  7. 7.THOUGHTS ON THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION. — CHAPTER FIRST. — CHAPTER SECOND. — CHAPTER THIRD. — CHAPTER FOURTH. — CHAPTER FIFTH. — CHAPTER SIXTH. — CHAPTER SEVENTH.
  8. 8.LORD BROUGHAM.
  9. 9.THE SCOTT MONUMENT.
  10. 10.THE LATE MR. KEMP.
  11. 11.ANNIE M’DONALD AND THE FIFESHIRE FORESTER.
  12. 12.A HIGHLAND CLEARING.
  13. 13.THE POET MONTGOMERY.
  14. 14.CRITICISM––INTERNAL EVIDENCE.
  15. 15.THE SANCTITIES OF MATTER.
  16. 16.THE LATE REV. ALEXANDER STEWART.
  17. 17.THE CALOTYPE.
  18. 18.THE TENANT’S TRUE QUARREL.
  19. 19.CONCLUSION OF THE WAR IN AFFGHANISTAN.
  20. 20.PERIODICALISM.
  21. 21.‘ANNUS MIRABILIS.’
  22. 22.EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS DISUNION ON COLONIZATION.
  23. 23.FINE-BODYISM.
  24. 24.ORGANSHIP.
  25. 25.BAILLIE’S LETTERS AND JOURNALS.
  26. 26.FIRST PRINCIPLES.
  27. 27.AN UNSPOKEN SPEECH.
  28. 28.DISRUPTION PRINCIPLES.
  29. 29.CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRIMEAN WAR.
  30. 30.THE POETS OF THE CHURCH.
  31. 31.THE ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA.
  32. 32.A VISION OF THE RAILROAD.
  33. 33.THE TWO MR. CLARKS.
  34. 34.PULPIT DUTIES NOT SECONDARY.
  35. 35.DUGALD STEWART.
  36. 36.OUR TOWN COUNCILS.
  37. 37.SUTHERLAND AS IT WAS AND IS; [1] — OR, HOW A COUNTRY MAY BE RUINED. — CHAPTER I. — CHAPTER II. — CHAPTER III. — CHAPTER IV. — CHAPTER V. — CHAPTER VI. — CHAPTER VII. — THE END. — Transcriber’s Notes

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