Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by

JAMES MILLER,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District

of New York.

CAMBRIDGE:

PRESS OF JOHN WILSON AND SOM.

CONTENT S.

No. CCLXXIV.

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ART.

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I. ON THE STUDY OF GERMAN IN AMERICA. - C. H. Brigham

1

II. THE JESUS OF THE EVANGELISTS. — J. T. Bixby

20

III. ON THE ALLEGED UNATTRACTIVENESS OF THE CHRISTIAN

PULPIT. - H. W. Bellows

28

IV. RELIGIOUS TENDENCIES IN THE UNITED STATES. - A. D.

Mayo .

39

V. DR. NOYES'S TRANSLATION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

H. G. Spaulding

54

VI. SPANISH ORIENTALISMS COMPARED WITH SCRIPTURE.

M. P. Lowe.

65

VII. ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF MESSIANIC HOPES. J. W.

Chadwick

71

VIII. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE

94

Theology. Folsom’s Four Gospels, 94; Delaunay's Philon

D’Alexandrie, 96; Bodek's Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, 97.

— History and Politics. Pomeroy's Introduction to the Con-

stitutional Law of the United States, 99. — Philosophy and

Science. Letourneau's Physiologie des Passions, 103. — Mis-

cellaneous. Heavysege's Saul, 106; Helps's Friends in

Council, 108; Osborn's Montanini, and School for Critics,

108; Milman's Annals of St. Paul's Cathedral, 109; The

Habits of Good Society, 111; Timbs's Eccentricities of the

Animal Creation, 112; Wheeler's Ten Years on the Eu-

phrates, 114; Sherring's Sacred City of the Hindus, 114;

Smiles's Huguenots, 115; Collyer's Man in Earnest, 116.

NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED

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1. THE EARLY HISTORY OF MASSACHUSETTS. - C. C. Smith. 121

11. THE CAUCUS SYSTEM. -W. F. Allen

137

III. THE WORLD AND THE SOUL. W. R. Alger

153

IV. Is THERE A CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICA ? -J. B.

Torricelli

168