In this Index the names of Contributors of Articles are printed in Italica.
Hanna, (W.) The Earlier Years
of our Lord's Life on Earth,
noticed,
Hardwick, (C.) History of the
Christian Church in the Middle
Ages, noticed,
Hardwick, (C.) History of the
Christian Church during the
Reformation,
Hedge, (F. H.) The Primeval World
of Hebrew Tradition, noticed,
Henderson, (E.) Commentary on
Ezekiel, noticed, -
Hood, (E. P.) Lamps, Pitchers, and
Trumpets, noticed,
Emerson, (R. W.), Society and
Solitude, noticed,
English Literature, The Study of,
Article. T. R. Lounsbury,
Evans, (H. D.), A Treatise on the
Christian Doctrine of Marriage,
noticed,
Everett, (C. C.), The Science of
Thought: A System of Logic,
Fairbairn, (Patrick), The Typology
of Scripture; viewed in connec-
tion with the whole series of the
Divine Dispensations, noticed,
Fairchild, (James H.), Moral Philos-
ophy or the Science of Obliga-
tion, noticed,
Fairchild, (James H.), Moral Philos-
ophy or the Science of Obliga
tion, reviewed, by M. Grosvenor, 549
Feuling, (J. B.), Phocylidis Poema
Admonitorium, noticed,
Fisher, (Geo. P.), Essays on the Su-
peruatural Origin of Christianity.
Second Edition, noticed,
Fisher, (Geo. P.), The Council of
Constance and she Council of the
Vatican. Article,
Hoppin, (J. M) Modern Judaism,
Article,
Hoppin, (J. M.) New edition of
Hurt, (Leigh) A Day by the Fire,
noticed,
Huxley, (Professor) A Critical Ex-
amination of the "Physical Basis
of Life." H. C. Kingsley,
Hyacinthe, (Father) L. Bacon.
Article,
Hyacinthe, (Father) The Family
and the Church. Advent Con-
ferences of Notre Dame, 1866-7,
1868-9. Translated by L. W.
Bacon, noticed,
Lecky, (W. H.) History of Europ-
ean Morals, noticed,
L'Enormant, (F.) A Manual of the
Ancient History of the East to
the commencement of the Median
Wars,
Lewin, (R. D. C) What is Judaism?
or, a Few Words to the Jews,
J. M. Hoppin, Article,
Lightfoot, (J. B.) S. Clement of
Rome. The Two Epistles to
the Corinthians, noticed,
Literature, (English) The study of,
T. R. Lounsbury, Article,
Lord, (J.) Ancient States and Em-
pires, noticed,
Rawlinson, (George), A Manual of
Ancient History, noticed,
Lowell, (J. R.), "The Cathedral,"
compared with Robert Brown-
ing's "Christmas Eve,",
Mc. Cosh, (James), The Laws of
Discursive Thought; being a
Text Book of Formal Logic. Re-
viewed. H. N. Day,
Mitford, (Mary Russell), Life of,
noticed,
Mommsen, (J.), Translated by W P.
Dickson, noticed, 168, 343, 541
Morris, (W.), The Earthly Paradise.
A poem,
Mulford, (E.), The Nation; The
Foundation of Civil Order and
Political Life in the United States, 545
Müller, (Julius), Doctrinal Essays,
noticed,
Murray, (J. O.), Christian Hymnol-
ogy. A sermon, noticed,
Murray, (W. H. H.,), Music Hall
Sermons, noticed,
Newman, (J. H.), An Essay in Aid
of a Grammar of Assent, noticed, 537
Reid, (J.), Sorrow, noticed,
Restoration. Is the doctrine of the
final-of all men Scriptural? Ar-
ticle, W. W. Patton, -
Reynolds, (H. R.), Eeclesiastical
Church Problems considered in a
Series of Essays, noticed.
Robinson, (H. Č.), Diary, Reminis-
cences and Correspondence,
edited by T. Sadler, noticed,
Romish System. Moral Results of
the, Article,
Rossetti, (Dante Gabriel), Poems, 717
Rothe, (R.), Doctrinal System, no-
ticed,
Row, (C. A.), The Jesus of the
Evangelists, noticed,
Roy, (J. E.), Is there a Probation
between Death and the Judg-
ment Article,
Ruskin, (John), Lectures on Art,
reviewed by H. N. Day,
Ruskin, (John), The Queen of the
Air, noticed,
Sacrifice of Praise, Psalms, Hymns,
and Spiritual Songs, noticed.
Sand, (Geo.), Antonia, Translated
by Virginia Vaughan, noticed,
Editors, GEORGE P. FISHER, T
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