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_Calvert_, Cecilius,
his part in the settlement of Maryland, 490.

_Calvert_, Leonard,
colony of Maryland established by, 490.

_Carondelet_, Baron de,
his miscalculations respecting the western people of the United
States, 211.

_Casimir_ the Great, King of Poland,
events in the reign of, 461, &c. See _Poland_.

_Casimir_, John,
his resignation of the Polish crown, 467.

_Catacombs_ of Santa Maria della Vita, 515.

_Catechism of Education_, by William Lyon Mackenzie,
notice of, 283.

_Catharine_ of Russia,
her part in the dismemberment of Poland, 476, &c.

_Chamberet_, M.,
his opinion of the use of tobacco, 152.

_Champollion_, Jr. M.,
his System of Egyptian Hieroglyphics, by J. G. H. Greppo, translated
by Isaac Stuart, reviewed, 339, &c. See _Hieroglyphic System_.

_China_,
residence in, &c., 52. See _Dobell_, Peter, his Travels.

_Cibber_, Colley,
epigram on, by Pope, and by self, 127, note.

_Clarke_, Dr. Adam,
a dissertation on the use and abuse of tobacco, by, 136, &c.
anecdote of, 155.

_Clayborne_, William,
his disturbances in the early settlement of Maryland, 486
Clayborne and Ingle's rebellion, 491.

_College-Instruction_ and Discipline, 283, &c.
education must be suited to the country, 284
universities in France, Italy, Great Britain, Germany, Russia, and
the United States, _ib._
proceedings of a Convention of literary and scientific gentlemen at
New-York, 285, &c.
organization of Harvard and other colleges, 287
appointment of professors, _ib._
Mr. Sparks on this subject, 288
their remuneration, 289, 290
Dr. Leiber's opinion, 290
powers of the president, 291
University of Virginia, 292
salutary rules the best safeguards of universities, 293
existing and proposed modes of punishment, 294-296
should one university refuse admission to students dismissed from
another? 297
gaming and drinking, 298
regulations in regard to students' funds, 299, 300
uniform dress, &c., 301
practical instruction, 301, 302,
age of admission, and period and plan of study, 303-306
ought students to be confined to their classes, or allowed to receive
degrees when found prepared on examination? 306
should the title Bachelor of Arts be retained? 307
study of languages and mathematics, 307, 308
mode of conveying instruction, 309, 313
necessity of a department of English language, 313.

_Columbus_, C.,
Voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of, 163. See _Irving_,
Washington.

_Cosa_, Juan de la,
his participation in the discoveries of South America, 166, &c.

_Croly_, Rev. George, A. M.,
his Life of George the Fourth, reviewed, 314, &c. See _George IV._

_Cullen_, Dr.,
his opinion on the use of tobacco, 153.

_Culman_, F. I.,
his translation of Karsten's Manuel de la Metallurgie de fer, notice
of, 352, &c. See _Iron_.

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