. First century of national existence; the United States as they were and n Boston, but ultimately succeededto the presidency of Brown Universit), in1827. His publications have been mimerouson moral and scientific subjects, and ho hascontiibuted largely to the periodical editions of some of his works have beenvery large : 12,000 were sold of his Politi-cal Economy, and nearly 30,000 of his Moral Science. William Ware was born in 1797, at Iling-ham, Mass., and graduated at Harvard in1816. He was soon after settled in a Uni-tarian church in New York. He commenced,in the Knickerb
. First century of national existence; the United States as they were and n Boston, but ultimately succeededto the presidency of Brown Universit), in1827. His publications have been mimerouson moral and scientific subjects, and ho hascontiibuted largely to the periodical editions of some of his works have beenvery large : 12,000 were sold of his Politi-cal Economy, and nearly 30,000 of his Moral Science. William Ware was born in 1797, at Iling-ham, Mass., and graduated at Harvard in1816. He was soon after settled in a Uni-tarian church in New York. He commenced,in the Knickerbocker 3fa;/azine, in 1836, ascries of papers, which were subsequentlypublished together, as Zenobia; or, TheFall of Palmyra: an historical followed Probus ; or, Rome in theThird Century; Julian; or, Scenes inJudea, appeared in 1S41. The writings ofMr. Ware are graceful, pure, and brilliant mst^le. Herman Hooker was born in Poultney, Vt.,in 1 807. Graduating at Middlebury College,he took orders in the Episcopal church, but,having the pulpit soon, removed to Phila-. GENTLEMEN AUTHORS.
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