THE SPIRIT AND THE MUSE.

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By SIR PHILIP PERRING, BART., late Scholar of
Trinity College, Cambridge. Crown 8vo.

CONTENTS.

1. Conformists and Nonconformists.
2. A Precedent for the Bishops.
3. Regulation of Public Worship.
4. Expenses of Public Worship.
5. Episcopal Ordination.
6. Non-Episcopal Ordination.
7. The Baptismal Service.

8. Everlasting Damnation.
9. Biblical Revision.

10. Passages intheGospels revised.
11. Gospel accounts of the Resur-
rection harmonized.

12. Silver Filings.

"It is impossible not to commend the honesty, straight-
forwardness, and in many instances wholesomeness of his
views."--Sunday Magazine.

"Language always thoughtful, and never offensive."-
Churchman's Shilling Magazine.

"Much that is earnest, and, we think, well meant, in this
volume."-Christian Observer.

"A vigorous book."-Daily Telegraph.

"It contains many good things." – British Quarterly.
"This book is another instance of the warning, so frequently
given to the Church of England, of dangers arising from evils
which it is in her own power to remove."-The Rock.

"When the author descends to particulars and gives us his
views about matters of discipline and doctrine, we find
ourselves for the most part in harmony with him."-Spectator.
He thinks and writes with great freedom and vigour."—
Nonconformist.

"He will not miss the mark for want of plain speaking.".
Standard.

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"He is thoroughly impartial as between Conformists and
Nonconformists.
There are fair papers in the
volume on the subjects of Episcopal Ordination,' and on the
'Baptismal Services' in the Church of England
there is also a reasonably good paper on Everlasting Damna
tion'
With respect to the Revision of the
Authorized Version of the Scriptures, he gives us specimens
of such a work in revised translations of some of the Epistles,
which are done in a scholarly and temperate manner.-
Westminster Review.

CONTAINING

ORIGINAL HYMNS AND OTHER POEMS,

WITH

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE ODES OF HORACE,

BY