ART. I. The Conflict with Skepticism and Unbelief.

Sixth Article: The Credibility of the Testi-

mony of Jesus Concerning Himself,

Rev. Prof. G. P. Fisher, Yale College.

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285

V. Freedom of Will:-Edwards and Whedon,

Rev. L. S. Potwin, Boston, Mass.

VI. The Advancement of Christ's Kingdom by War, 303

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

VII. Old Connecticut vs. The Atlantic Monthly,

Rev. I. N. Tarbox, Boston, Mass.

319

ART. I. The Revival of Letters in the Fourteenth and

Fifteenth Centuries. Part II.-To the End of

Century XV., and Beyond it to the Close of

II. The Portuguese in India: A Historic Episode, . 461

Rev. S. G. W. Benjamin, Brookfield, Mass.

VI. The National Council of Congregational Church-

es, .

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

VII. The Foreign Delegations to the National Coun-

cil of Congregational Churches,

Rev. W. T. Eustis, New Haven, Conn.

531

546

VIII. Life of Julius Cæsar, by Napoleon III.,

Prof. T. A. Thacher, Yale College.

IX. Defense of the late Professor Kingsley of Yale

College, from the attacks of President Sears,. 563

THEOLOGICAL, RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPH-SPENCER, (HERBERT).-Social Sta-

tics,

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL.

592 MERIVALE, (C.)-History of the Ro-

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No. IV.

ART. I. The Revival of Letters in the Fourteenth and

Rev. President T. D. Woolsey, Yale College.

Rev. Prof. J. M. Hoppin, Yale College.

II. Principles of Art,

III. A Divine Actor on the Stage,

IV. The Word made Flesh,

Rev. G. I. Wood, Guilford, Conn.

Pinckney W. Ellsworth, M. D., Hartford, Conn.

V. The Rights of the Nation, and the Duty of Con-

gress,

Col. W. M. Grosvenor, New Haven, Conn.

VI. Ought Treason Against the Government of the

United States to be Punished?

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

ARTICLE VII.-NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.

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SCHAFF, (P.) The Person of Christ, 793 | BOEHM, (H.)—Reminiscences,
PRIME, (W. C.)-O Mother Dear,

MISCELLANEOUS.

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802

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SPOONER, (E.)-Parson and People, 804

THOREAU, (H. D.)-Letters,

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Second Series of" Graver Thoughts

of a Country Parson,"

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LOOMIS, (E.)-Astronomy,

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GOODWIN, (W. W.)-Syntax,

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HOOKER, (W.)-Mineralogy and

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