the Constitution. ibid.

No. XVI.

• Remarks on the Method of Burying the Dead among the Nativs of this Country, compared with that among the Ancient Britons. 205

No. XVII.

• On the Regularity of the City of Philadelphia. 217

No. XVIII.

• A Dissertation concerning the Influence of Language on Opinions, and of Opinions on Language. 222

No. XIX.

• Effect of Music on Society. 229

No. XX.

• On the Morality of Savage Nations. 233

No. XXI.

• A Letter from Constantia, with the Answer. 239

No. XXII.

• Letter on the Education of a Young Man, with an Answer. 245

No. XXIII.
An Enquiry into the Origin of the Words Domesday, Parish, Parliament, Peer, Baron, with Remarks, new and interesting.

• Etymology of Domesday. 250
• Probable Etymology of Parish. 252
• Etymology of Parliament. 258
• --------- of Peer. 261
• --------- of Baron. 268
• Extract from Camden's Britannia. 291
• ------- from Sir William Temple's Works. 297
• Postscript, with Remarks on Juries after the Conquest. 299

No. XXIV.

• The Injustice, Absurdity, and Bad Policy of Laws against Usury. 304

No. XXV.

• The Grounds and Extent of Allegiance, Natural and Local. 317

No. XXVI.

• Explanation of the Reezons, why Marriage iz prohibited between Natural Relations, designed to determin the Propriety of marrying a Wife's Sister. 322
  

No. XXVII.
Miscellaneous Remarks on Divisions of Property, Guvernment, Education, Religion, Agriculture, Slavery, Commerce, Climate and Diseezes in the United States.

• Connection between Property and Power. 326
• Tenure of Lands in Europe. ibid.
• --------------- in New England—its Effects. 328
• Causes which may in Future change our Governments. 332
• Karacter of the First Settlers of New England—their Institutions—Support of Clergymen, Skools, Newspapers, Parish Libraries, &c. 332 to  339
• Constitution of Connecticut—Origin—Excellencies and Defects. 340,  347
• Remarks on the State of New York. 347
• ----------------------- New Jersey—Territorial Controversy between East and West Jersey. 348
• Pensylvania-Territorial Controversy between that State and Connecticut. 355
• Maryland.