CONTENTS.

No. CCLIX.

ART.

L. THE DESTINIES OF ECCLESIASTICAL RELIGION. Frederic

H. Hedge, D.D.

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II. RECENT GERMAN LITERATURE: AUERBACH. H. J. Warner

III. WHAT IS THE VITAL TRUTH UNDERLYING THE TRINITY ?

J. C. Kimball

IV. ON

SOME CONDITIONS OF THE MODERN MINISTRY.

Allen

V. BANCROFT'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, Vol. IX.

E. E. Hale

VI. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

VII. ALLEGED NARROWNESS OF CHRISTIAN FAITH

VIII. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE .

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Theology. Schenkel's Character of Jesus Portrayed, 105; Co-

querel's First Historical Transformations of Christianity, 107;

Coquerel's Forçats pour la Foi, 108; Gastineau's Monsieur et

Madame Satan, 109. — History and Politics. International

Policy, 110; Howells' Venetian Life, 114; Maurice's Workman

and the Franchise, 115; Boissier's Cicero and his Friends,

117.-Antiquities. Hartung's Die Religion und Mythologie

der Griechen, 118; Marquardt's Handbuch der Römischen

Alterthümer, 120. Art and Travel. Schack's Poesie und

Kunst der Araber in Spanien und Sicilien, 122; Porter's Ba-

shan, 125; Lin-le's Ti-ping Tien-Kwoh, 127; Boner's Tran-

sylvania, 128; Smyth's Great Pyramid, 130; Ward's Life of

Percival, 131.

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No. CCLX.

I. CHRISTIANITY AND PSEUDO-CHRISTIANITY. — E. C. Towne
II. LESSING.-F. Tiffany

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-E. L. Youmans.

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III. SCHENKEL'S CHARACTER OF JESUS.-J. W. Chadwick

IV. HERBERT SPENCER AND HIS REVIEWERS.

V. CRETE AND THE CRETANS.-H. J. Warner.

VI. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Theology and Philosophy. Mansel's Philosophy of the Condi-

tioned, 247; McCosh's Examination of Mill's Philosophy, 249;

Miss Carpenter's "Last Days in England of the Rajah Ram-

mohun Roy," 250. Miscellaneous. Woodbury's Ninth

Army Corps, 252; Channing's Prize Essays, 254; Napoleon's

Julius Cæsar, 254; Staunton's Great Schools of England, 256;

Meyer's Vergleichende Grammatik, 260; Magill's French

Grammar, 261.

NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED

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No. CCLXI.

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I. WESTERN CHARACTER AND WESTERN LIFE.

II. GEOGRAPHY OF PALESTINE.-C. H. Brigham

III. MADAME RÉCAMIER AND HER FRIENDS. W. R. Alger.

IV. MAURICE DE GUÉRIN. J. H. Senter

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- A. D. Mayo

V. SOCIAL EMULATION AS A FEATURE OF AMERICAN LIFE

VI. EARLY TRANSFORMATIONS OF CHRISTIANITY. - E. E. Du Bois 342

VII. THE INCARNATION.

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VIII. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Theology. Castelli on Ecclesiastes, 371; Galletti's Rational-

ism, 372; Brugsch, Aus dem Orient, 373. — Geography and

Travels. Turks, Greeks, and Slavons, 378; New America,

380.- Poetry and Art. The Tent on the Beach, 382; Sam-

son's Art Criticism, 384; Palgrave's Essays on Art, 385.

Miscellaneous. Alger's Genius of Solitude, 389; Report

on the Cornell University, 391; Hertz's King René's Daugh-

ter, 392; Weeks' Poems, 393.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 16, by JAMES MILLER, in the Clerk's Office of Omo a'alz

Court of the United Statuted DoBouthern District of New York.

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