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History, Modern Ecclesiastical, arti-
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Hitchcock, Pres., his Lectures on the
Phenomena of the Four Seasons,
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Holmes, Dr. O. W., his Poems, notic-
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Humboldt, Alex. Von, his Cosmos, re-
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Hume's History of England, new Edi-
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Hungary and Austria, their relations,
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Hungarians, their early condition,
451 nobles and peasants, 453
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I.

India, The British Empire in, its Con-
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Garcilasso de la Vega, 141.
Gieseler, Dr. John C. L., his Com-

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H.
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L.

Lawence, Archbishop, his criticisms,
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Loring, Rev. Bailey, 337.
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M.

Magyars, the Ancient, 455.
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Mexico, The War with, the Prize
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Mohammed, Life and Religion of,
505.

Moorish Ballads, 133.

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N.

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0.

Optimist, The, by H. T. Tuckerman,
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P.

Parker, Rev. Theodore, his Oration
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330.

515

Paul at Ephesus, article on, 434-
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Peace Movement, The, 377.
Peirce, Prof., and Leverrier, on the
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Pendulum, Importance of the, 81.
Philosophy and Pietism, 415.
Philosophy and Religion, their Rela-
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Pietism and Philosophy, 415.
Pius IX., his Encyclical Letter, 335.
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Porter, J. S., his Principles of Textu
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Progress, Human, 387.
Protestantism and Romanism, ques-
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R.
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Reforms in the Nineteenth Century,
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Reid's Intellectual Powers, 508.
Religion and Philosophy, their rela-
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Representative Men, by R. W. Emer-
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Resurrection, the Doctrine of, 302 -
314.

Rogers, R. P., his Ordination at Can-
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Roman Church, Mr. Brownson's Ar-

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Romanism and Protestantism, 341–
361 the questions between them,
347-Roman martyrs and missions,
345- Infallibility, 351- Conver-
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S.

Saintes, Amand, his History of Ra-

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Schleiermacher, 427.
Schumann, A., his Introduction to
the Books of the Old and New
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Scriptures, Figurative Language in
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Seymour, Rev. M. H., his Mornings
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179.

Sikhs, Commonwealth of the, 3.
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Socialism, the error of, 277, 376.
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151 - Novels, 143 – Theatre, 145
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506.

Turnbull, Rev. R., his Genius of Ita-
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U.

Unitarian Association, the American,
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Unitarian Biographies, by Rev. W.
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Unitarian Congregational Register, for
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T.

Taylor, Isaac, his Loyola and Jesuit-
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Thirlwall, Bishop, his History of
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Ticknor, George, his History of
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168.

Timothy, First Epistle to, iii. 16, note
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W.

Ware, Rev. Wm., his Unitarian Bio-
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Whittier, John G., his Old Portraits
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512.

Willis, Wm., his History of Portland,
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Winsor, Justin, his History of Dux-
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Word of God, The, 399.

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