EDITORIAL REVIEWS:
FOREIGN RÉSUMÉ..
PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION..
SPIRIT OF THE REVIEWS AND MAGAZINES.
BOOKS: CRITIQUES AND NOTICES....
Foster's Studies in Theology, 785; Kedney's Christian Doctrine Harmonized,
789; Oliphant's Scientific Religion, 790; Smeaton's Doctrines of the Holy
Spirit, 791; Weiss's Manual of Introduction to the New Testament, 792; Cut-
ler's Beginnings of Ethics, 792; Ker's Lectures on the History of Preaching,
793; Grotius's Defense of the Catholic Faith, 794; Weir's The Way: the
Nature and Means of Revelation, 794; Hovey's Biblical Eschatology, 795;
Martin's The Atonement, 795; Dean's Daniel, 796; Cheyne's Jeremiah, 796;
Findlay's Epistle to the Galatians, 796; Garrison's Forty Witnesses, 797;
Plummer's Pastoral Epistles, 797; The History and Teachings of the Early
Church, 798; Salter's Ethical Religion, 798; Hathaway's Living Questions,
799; Harris's Dignity of Man, 799; Valling's Jesus Christ the Divine Man,
799 Welsh's Development of English Literature and Language, 800; Curry's
Christian Eucation, 801; McCosh's Tests of the Various Kinds of Truth, 801;
Sonnenschein's Cyclopedia of Education. 802; Parker's Spirit of Beauty,
802; Lang's Letters on Literature, 803; Winchell's Shall We Teach Geol-
ogy? 803; Weil's Order of Words in the Ancient Languages, 804; Farrar's
Lives of the Father's, 804; Reich's History of Civilization, 805; Rawlinson's
Story of Phenicia, 806; Blake's Mexico, 806; Church's Henry the Fifth, and
David Livingstone, 807; MISCELLANEOUS, 807.
Orthodoxy, 893; Rationalism in Pantomime, 899; Jeremiah H. Bayliss, 909.
THE ARENA....
Professor Ladd Rebuked from Japan, 910; Not a Question of Theology, 910;
Explanation of Theory of Miracles, 911; Christianity and the Heathen, 912;
The Sinning Ability of Christ, 913; Belshazzar, 914; Italian Claims, 915.
EDITORIAL REVIEWS:
Delitzsch's New Commentary on Genesis, 936; Matheson's Voices of the Spir-
it, 937: Spurgeon's Saltcellars, 937; Butler's Bible-Work, 938; Timbrell's
Through a Glass, Darkly, 938; Lightfoot's Essays on the Work Entitled Su-
pernatural Religion, 939; Von Orelli's Prophecies of Isaiah, 940; Simon's
Redemption of Man, 941; Briggs's Sabbath, 941; Gilman's Profit-Sharing be-
tween Employee and Employer, 942; Pinkley's Essentials of Elocation_and
Oratory, 942; De Bourrienne's Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, 94 Wil-
lard's Glimpses of Fifty Years, 944; Bancroft's Deaconesses in Eur ind
their Lessons for America, 945; Wheeler's Deaconesses, Ancient and Mo 'n,
945; Curry's Constitutional Government in Spain, 946; Montgomery's Lead-
ing Facts of French History, 947; Mackenzie's Nineteenth Century, 947;
Lodge's George Washington, 948; Warner's Studies in the South and West,
948; Mackenzie's History of Scotland, 948; Burrage's Baptist Hymn- Writers
and their Hymns, 949; Curtiss's Study of the Constitution of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, 950; Adams's Manual of Historical Literature, 950; Wake-
ley's Lost Chapters Recovered from the Early History of American Methodism,
951; Papers of the American Society of Church History, 951; Say's Turgot,
952; Hooper's Wellington, 952; Temple's Lord Laurence, 952; Clark-Rus-
sell's William Dampier, 952; The Confessions of J. J. Rousseau, 953; Sports-
wool's Brief Annals, 953; Cocker's Government of the United States, 953;
Brooks's Story of the American Indian, 954; MISCELLANEOUS, 954.
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