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TI.   Is  England  rising or  falling  as  a  Nation ?
                            N o t e ,— C ompare  the  Eteiu&tjLs  o f  Mortem  ■with  the  Rlements  of  Ancient
                        Prosperity.

                           12.  lias  Nature  or  Education  the  greater  Influence  in  the  Formation  of
                        Character?

                           13,   From  which  does  the  Mind  j^in  the more  Enow ledgej  lieadiug  or  Obser­
                        vation f
                           M,  Is the  Character  of  Queen  Kiszabeth  deserving of out Ailinirtitiuti?
                           15.   Is  an  Advocate  justified  iu  defending  a man  whom he  knows to  he GuiltV
                        o f  the  Crime  with  which  he  is  charged ?
                           16.   W hich  does the  most  to  produce  Crime— Poverty,  W ealth,  or Ignorance?
                           17.   Is  a  X-imited  UaiM tcliy, like tfiat <if Englandj  the best form of Government ?
                           18.   Is  not private  Virtue  essentially requisite to Greatness  of  Public;  Character?
                           19.   Is  Kloquence  a  G ift  r>l’  Namre,  or  may  it he acquired ?
                           20.   Is.  Genius  n.n  hinatu  Capacity?
                           21.   Is a rude  or  a  refined A ge  the more  favorable  to the  Production  of  Work?
                        o f  Imagination f
                           22.   Is the  Shakespearian  the  Augustan  A ge  o f  Knglish  Literature ?
                           23.   O ught  Pope to  rank  in  the  First  Class  of  Poets?
                           2^,  TT;iK  the  TTitrOL.lLiciic.H  of  M achinery been  genorally beneficiat  U>  M ankind?
                           25.   W hich  produce  the  greater  Haupiness,  the  Pleasures  of  H ope  or  of
                        M em ory ?
                           ^6,   Is the  Existence o f  Parties in  a  Si^Ltc  favorable  U>  the  Public  Welfare ?
                           27.   Ts  there any  Ground  for  believing iu  the  ultim ate  Perfection  and  universal
                        Happiness  of  the  Human  Race ?
                           28.   Is  C o -operation  more  adapted  b>  promote  the Virtue  and  Happiness  of
                        of  M ankind than  Competition?
                           2<j.   W as the  Banishment  of  Napoleon  to   H elena  a  justifiable  Proceeding?
                           3-j.   O ught  Persons  to be  occluded  from  the  C ivil  Offices  on  account  of  their
                        R eligious  Opinions ?
                           j i .    W hich  exercises  the  greater  Influence  on  the  Civilisation  and  Happiness
                        of  the  Hunjati  liace,  the  M ale  or the  Fem ale  M ind?
                           32.    W hich  (1 ;d  the  most  to  produce  the  French  Revolution,  Ihe  Tyranny  of
                        the  Gove nun ent>  the  crea ses  o f  the  H igher  Orders,  or  the  W ritings  o f  Yoliaire,
                        Montesquieu  and  Rousseau?
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