The New Englander

BELLES LETTRES.

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BIOGRAPHY.
LA FONTAINE.-Fables,

260
Hopson.-Twelve Years of a Sol.

CHATEAUBRIAND.—The Martyrs, 261

dier's Life in India,

230 DE STAEL.-Corinne,

261

Baillie. -Memoir of Capt. W. T.

Bate,

234

Parton.---Life of Andrew Jackson, 234 The Three Wakings,

262
PARKER.-Reminiscences of Rufus Sylvia's World,

263

Choate,

236 Evans.-Beulah,

264

Tyler.—Memoir of Rev. Henry From Dawn to Daylight,

264

Lobdell, M. D.,

237 King.–The White Hills,

264

BIRRELL.—The Life of the Rev. Sir Rohan's Ghost,

266

Richard Knill,

239 ABOUT.-Germaine,

266

TROLLOPE.-Life of Vittoria Co.

lonna,

240

PERIODICAL LITERATURE,

LIDDELL.--Life of Julius Cæsar, 241

The Undergraduate,

267

ELLETT.- Women Artists in all

Ages and Countries,

241

MISCELLANY.

EDWARDS.-Biography of Self-

taught Men,

241 OWEN—Foot Falls on the Bounda-

The Diary of a Samaritan,

242 ry of another World, with

WARREN.—The Three Sisters, 242

Narrative Illustrations,

271

ELLIOT :- A Look at Home, 271

HISTORY,

SAWYER.-Hits and Hints,

The Historical Magazine,

BOWRING.— The Kingdom and Peo-

The Scientific American,

274

ple of Siam,

250 The American Almanac for 1860, 274

Fiji and the Fijians,

253

Lord Bacon's Works,

274

Malan.-Magdala and Bethany, 254

CozzEns.- Acadia,

History of Williams College, 275

254

WORCESTER.—A Dictionary of the

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH CLAS- English Language,

278
SICS.

257 Photographic Copies of Paintings, 276

VOLTAIRE.-The Henriade,

259

No. II.

277

307

Art. I. Humboldt, Ritter, and the New Geography, .

D. C. Gilman, Yale College Library.

II. The Power of Contrary Choice,

Rev. Prof. M. P. Squier, D. D., Beloit College, Wisconsin.

III. Discourse commemorative of Rev. C. A. Good-

rich, D. D.,

Pres. Woolsey, Yale College.

IV. Hebrew Servitude,

328

352

V. Are the «Phenomena of Spiritualisin Super-

natural ?

Rev. J. P. Thompson, D. D., New York City.

VI. Worcester's Dictionary,

VIJ. Common Schools and the English Language,

Prof. J. W. Gibbs, LL. D., Yale College.

VIII. The Marble Faun,

E. W. Robbins, Esq., Kensington, Conn.

IX. The Crime against the Right of Suffrage,

Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D., New Haven, Conn.

X. Reply to the Methodist Quarterly Review,

453

473

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GERLACH: - Commentary on the

ARTICLE XI. NOTICES OF BOOKS.

THEOLOGY.

CAMPBELL.--Power of Jesus to

BAIRD.—The Elohim Revealed,

505

480

Save,

Rawlinson.—Bampton Lectures-

Turnbull.--Christ in History, 505

Historical Evidences,

506

The Stars and the Angels,

483

BUTLER,— Analogy. Edited by

Jones.- Man, Moral and Physical, 507

CHAWPLIN,

483 HEQUEMBOURG.-Plan of the Crea-

Paley.—Evidences. Annotations

tion,

508

by WHATELY,

484

WILLETT.—Life and Times of Her-

Exmons.-Works. Vol. III. 485

od the Great,

509

Views in New England Theology, 485 ALEXANDER. — IIistory of the Pres-

BEECHER.-Appeal to the People, 485

byterian Church in Ireland, 510

KURTZ.-History of the Old Cove-

SECKER.-Nonsuch Professor,

511

nant,

486

American Christian Record, 511

PuNchard.–View of Congrega-

JAMIESON.-Notes on the Old Tes.

PHILOSOPHY.

tament. The Pentateuch and

McCosh - Intuitions of the Mind, 513

JAMIESON.-Historical Books of

the Holy Scriptures,

487

SCIENCE.

ALFORD.-Greek Testament, 487 Darwin.-Origin of Species, 616

STIER.– Words of the Lord Jesus, 491 Wells.-Annual of Scientific Dis.

LUTHER.–Commentary on Galla-

LILLIE.-Commentary on Thesa-

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

lonians,

495 HAYES.—Arctic Boat Journey, 519

ROBERTSON. - Expository Lectures M'CLINTOCK.— The Voyage of the

on Corinthians,

496 Fox in the Arctic Seas,

522

NAST.-New German Commcnta- ABBOTT. - South and North,

524

ry,

497 Howe.-A Trip to Cuba,

526

Biblical Reason Why,

498 PRIME.—Letters from Switzerland, 526

NICHOLS.-Hours with the Evan-

499 Marsh, Mrs.-Wolfe of the Knoll, 527

BURNETT.-Path which led a Prot- MARSH.-Lectures on the English

estant Lawyer to the Catholic

Language,

532

Church,

502) Ossoli.-Life Without and Life

GOODHUE.-The Crucible,

504 Within,

533

A pelles and his Cotemporaries, 534 Ruskin.-Elements of Perspective, 548

BROOKE.-The Fool of Quality, 634 SAMPSON.-Spiritualism Tested, 548

The Miscellaneous Works of Sir Goethe's Correspondence with a

Philip Sidney, Knt,

535 Child,

549

Barton.—High School Grammar, 549

HISTORY.

Life's Evening,

549

Vaughan.—Revolutions in English DEGERANDO.-Self-Education,

550

History,

Gilman.-Historical Discourse,

536 STRAUSS.—Glory of the House of

537

Israel,

550

Custis.- Recollections of Wash-

Bacon, (Lord.)– Works,

551

ington,

637 The Pulpit and Rostrum,

551

Parton.—Life of Andrew Jackson, 538 The Merchants and Bankers' Reg.

LAMARTINE.— Life of Mary Stuart, 540 ister,

552

MUIRIEAN.—Life of James Watt, 510

BATEMAN.—Life of Bishop Wilson, 541

TUE FINE ARTS.

MATHEMATICS.

The Cartoons of Raphael,

552

The Mathematical Montbly, ·

543

BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

Strong.–Algebra,

546

Roer-How Could He Help It? 553

MISCELLANY.

CECIL.-Life of Lafayette,

553

SMILEs.-Self-Help,

516 HUL.-Life of Daniel Boone, 55+

Kingsley.—New Miscellanies, 547 GERSTAEKER.-Frank Wildman's

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ART. I. A Hymn and its Author-- Angustus L. Hill-

house,

Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D., New Haven, Conn.

II. Reflex Benefits of the Clerical Office-A Let-

ter from a Country Clergyman to his Des-

ponding Brethren,

Rev. Andrew C. Denison, Westchester, Conn.

III. The New Planets,

Prof. Daniel Kirkwood, Indiana State Univ., Bloomington, Ind.

IV. The Baptists in Connecticut, .

Rev. Robert C. Learned, Berlin, Conn.

V. The Fine Arts : Their Proper Sphere, and the

Sources of Excellence Therein,

George McClelland, New York City.

VI. The Congregational Polity and a Biblical

Theology,

Rer. Joseph P. Thompson, D. D., New York City.

VII. Constitutional History of Athenian Democ-

l'acy, :

Prof. W. A. Larned, Yale College.

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VIII. Original Sin : The State of the Question,

Prof. George P. Fisher, Yale College.

IX. A Half Century of Foreign Missions,

Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D., New Haven, Conn.

X. The Princeton Review on Dr. Taylor, and the

Edwardean Theology,

726

XI. Dr. Dutton's Discourse Commemorative of

Charles Goodyear, the Inventor,

Rev. S. W. S. Dutton, D. D., New Haven Conn.

774

ARTICLE XII. NOTICES OF BOOKS.

HAGENBACH.—Compendium of the

MOORE.—Diary of the American

History of Doctrines,

791

Revolution,

LAYSON, -The Church of the First

TRAVELS

Three Centuries,

795

KILLEN.—The Ancient Church, 797 OLIPHANT.--Varrative of the Earl

FABBAR.-Science in Theology, 799

of Elgin's mission to China

BARRETT.-Letters on the Divine

and Japan, in the years 1857,

800 | THOMAS.- Adventures and Obser-

Hase,-Life of Jesus,

801 vations on the West Coast of

Morison.-Notes on the Gospels-

Africa, and its Islands, •

Matthew,

802 MILBURN. — The Pioneers, Preach-

OWEN.—Commentary on the Gos-

ers and People of the Missis-

pel of John,

804 sippi Valley,

STIER.- Words of the Lord Jesus, 804

COCHRAN - Revelation of John its

own Interpreter,

801

MITCHELL.-Popular Astronomy,

NAST.--German Coinmentary on

the New Testament,

806

MATHEMATICS.

GAGE. - Trinitarian Sermons preach-

ed to a Unitarian Congrega- Strong.--Treatise on Elementary

tion,

806 and I gher Algebra,

FULLER.--Sermons,

807

ALEXANDER. (J. A.)-Sermons, 808

MISCELLAXY.

TYLER.- Bible and Social Reform, 813

Letters of Alexander Von Hum-

PHILOSOPHY.

boldt to Varnhagan Von Ense,

from 1897 to 1858,

WARDEN.-Familiar Forensic View IIALL-Forty Years' Familiar Let-

of Alan and Law,

814

ters of James W. Alexander,

CHAMPLIN, -Text-kook in Intel-

D. D.,

lectual Philosophy for schools ROBERTS, -Letters of Ilannah More

and colleges,

814 to Zachary Macaulay, E«q.,

Wuitox.- Hand Book of Exercises

INTERNATIONAL LAW.

and Reading Lesson in Latin,

for Beginners,

WOOLSEY.-Introduction to the University Quarterly,

Study of International Law, • 815 American Normal Schools,

Art. I. The Divine Humanity of Christ,

Rev. H. M. Goodwin, Rockford, Ill.

II. Frederick Perthes,

Rev. W. L. Gage, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

III. Agriculture as a Profession; or Hints about

Farming,

Donald G. Mitchell, New Haven, Ct.

IV. Modern Warfare: Its Science and Art,

Capt. E. B. Hunt, U. S. Corps of Engineers.

V. Dr. Alexander's Letters,

Contributed by a Lady.

VI. Primitive Evangelization and its Lessons,

Rev. J. P. Thompson, D. D., New York City.

VII. The General Assembly and Coöperation,

VIII. The Home Heathen, and How to reach them,

998

1020

IX. Palfrey's History of New England,

Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D., New Haven, Conn.

ARTICLE X. NOTICES OF BOOKS.

THEOLOGY,

Thompson.-Morning Hours in

Patmos,

1061

Young.–The Province of Reason, 1049

HACKETT.-Illustrations of Scrip-

Honge.—Outlines of Theology, 1050

ture,

1062

Thompson.--Love and Penalty, 1051

Confessions of St. Augustine, . 1062

METCALF. - Nature, Foundation and

BAXTER.-Reformed Pastor, . 1063

Extent of Moral Obligation, 1051

HOPKINS.—Lessons at the Cross, 1064

ANNAN.--Difficulties of Arminian

DELIEFDE.--The Signet Ring and

McCLELLAND.-The Canon and

other Gems,

1065

Interpretation of the Holy

Mid day Thoughts for the Weary, 1065

Scriptures,

1053

W 19E. --The Churches' Quarrel Es.

KURTZ.--History of the Old Cove-

Gibson.-History of the Revival

HENGSTENBERG.--Commentary on

BURROWES.-- Commentary on the

PIIILOSOPHY.

Song of Solomon,

1058

HENDERSON.-Book of the Twelve HAMILTON.-Lectures on Meta-

Minor Prophets,

1059 physics and Logic,

· 1069

STUART.--Commentary the MANSEL.—Prolegomena Logica, - 1070

on

Epistle to the Hebrews, 1060 FLEMING.– Vocabulary of Philoso-

KENNEDY.--Messianic Prophecy

phy,

· 1072

and the Life of Christ, 1060 Stinson.-Ethica,

· 1073

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