In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.

II. NOYES'S HEBREW PROPHETS. — S. G. Bulfinch

III MIGNET AS AN HISTORIAN.. C. C. Smith.

IV. OUR COLLEGES.-W. F. Allen.

V. SERVICES OF THE MONASTIC Orders. -J. T. Bixby

VI. JESUS AS PROPHET AND MESSIAH.-H. G. Spaulding

VIL A LIBERAL MINISTRY.-E. C. Towne

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THE WESTBOROUGH REFORM SCHOOL

IX. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Theology. Laengin's Moral Development of Jesus, 129.

nard's Progress of Doctrine in the New Testament, 131.

The "Liber Librorum," 133.

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1. BASIS AND SUPERSTRUCTURE.— Orville Dewey

II. SPRINGER'S PERIOD OF REVOLUTIONS. ·

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IV. MASSIMO D'AZEGLIO AND THE UNITY OF ITALY..

Warner.

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VI. THE CAMBRIDGE DIVINITY SCHOOL.

VIL REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Theology. Collyer's Nature and Life, 246.

Land, 250. Bulfinch's Manual of the Evidences of Chris-

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tianity, 251. Stobbe's Jews of the Middle Age, 252.

- Politics and Social Science. Rangabe's La Solution de la

Question d'Orient, and la Turquie, ou La Grèce, 255. Stal-

lard's London Pauperism among Jews and Christians, 257.

Mrs. Dall's The College, the Market, and the Court, 258.-

Miscellaneous. Longfellow's Dante, 261.

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I. FRANCES POWER COBBE.-J. W. Chadwick

II. YOUMANS ON MODERN CULTURE.-F. Tiffany.

III. CURTIS ON INSPIRATION.-H. G. Spaulding

IV. BUNSEN'S EGYPT. Caroline H. Dall.

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VI. WOMAN IN PUBLIC LIFE. W. R. Alger

VII. JOSIAH QUINCY.-J. T. Bixby

VIII. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

Theology. Recent Works on Spinoza, 374. Fontanes's Study

of Lessing, 380. Cranbrook's Sermons, 381.- History and

Antiquities. Taylor on the Great Pyramid, 383. Upham's

Salem Witchcraft, 386. Merivale's Fall of the Roman Re-

public, 388. Notice of August Boeckh, 388.

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