REV. GEORGE H. EMERSON, EDITOR.

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CONTENTS-OCTOBER NUMBER.

Art. XXV. THE RELIGION OF Zoroaster, (Continued)
Art. XXVI.—DIFFICULTIES SURROUNDING THE DOCTRINE
OF THE RESURRECTION,

Art. XXVII.-THE PROMISE TO ABRAHAM,

Art. XXVIII.-CHRISTIANITY AND THE WAR,
Art. XXIX.-POETRY IN PROSE,

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Art. XXX.-A SUMMARY OF THE EARLY CONFLICTS OF
CHRISTIANITY WITH HEATHENISM,

Art. XXXI.-THE UNITY OF THE RACE A BOND OF SYM

PATHY,

Art. XXXII.-LITERARY NOTICES,

The Universalist Register for 1862,

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