INDEX TO THE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH VOLUME OF THE North American Review. ALLEN, NATHAN. Divorces in New Eng- Failure of the Southern Pulpit, 356. America, Now and Then in, 147. 130. ANONYMOUS. The Monroe Doctrine and 247. Biography, Recent, 300. BLACK, J. S. The Third Term, 197. Blanid. By R. D. Joyce. Notice of, 97. BOUTWELL, GEORGE S. General Grant and Canada, Relations of, with the United Canal, The Interoceanic, 1. Canal, Isthmian, The Monroe Doctrine and CARY, EDWARD. Recent Works on Trade Caste at West Point, 604. Catholic Church, The, and Modern So- Financial History of the United States. FROUDE, J. A. Romanism and the Irish GUSTAFSON, AXEL. Recent History and Bi- HAZELTINE, M. W. Pulpit failed? 585. Some Interesting Pub- HINCKS, F. Relations of Canada with the Chaldean Account of Genesis. By George Income-Tax, a Discriminating, the Com- Smith. Notice of, 620. Civil-Service Reform, 247. Communism of a Discriminating Income- Cox, Sir G. W. His Romances of the CURTIS, G. T. McClellan's Last Service McClellan's Last Service to the Republic, Malacca, Indo-China, and China, by J. Memoirs of Madame de Rémusat. Notice Metaphysics of Science, 69. MICHIE, PETER S. Caste at West Point, MILLS, CUTHBERT. The Permanence of Mongredien, A. His Free Trade and Eng- Monroe Doctrine and the Isthmian Canal, 499. Müller, Max. His Sacred Books of the East, NEWCOMB, S. Our Political Dangers, 261. Now and Then in America, 147. PARNELL, C. S. The Irish Land Question, Permanence of Political Forces, II., 85. Poetry, Recent, 92. Political Dangers, Our, 261. Popular Fallacies about Russia, 523. Recent English Books, 186. Recent History and Biography, 512. ure Reform. By A. J. Wilson. Notice Relations of Canada with the United Religion of All Sensible Men, 438. Russia, Popular Fallacies about, 523. SALA, G. A., Now and Then in America, 147. Science, the Metaphysics of, 69. Smith, G. B. His Life of Gladstone, 514. Some Interesting Publications, 614. 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