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Rationalism, Hurst's History of, article
reviewing, 165; noticed, 131,
Rationalism in Europe, by W. E. H.
Lecky, article reviewing, 165.
Reason in Religion, article reviewing, 47.
Reason in Search of a Religion, article
on, 41.

Reciprocity, Ecclesiastical, 318.

Sherman and Grant, by J. T. Headley,
noticed, 151.

Short Sermons. 129, 277, 448, 608.
Silliman, B, Life of, by G. P. Fisher, no-
ticed, 456.

Sin, Sabellius' views of, 517.
Snow-Bound, by J. G. Whittier, noticed,
303.

Reconstruction and Revolution, by J. Par- Social Life of the Chinese, by J. Doolittle,

ker, noticed, 470.
Rectitude, Laws of, 223.

noticed, 297.

Song Without Words, noticed, 154.

Regeneration, True Theory of, article on, Sortes Virgiliana, 506.

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374.

Resurrection of Christ, by R. W. Dick-
enson, noticed, 465.

Review, Boston, next Volume of, 619;
Quarterly Issue of, 471; Sixth Volume
of, 158.

Review Westminster, on Comte's Philoso-
phy, article reviewing, 104.
Revolution and Reconstruction, by J.
Parker, noticed, 470.

Robertson, Frederick William, article on,
325; Change in his preaching, 327;
Sermons, article reviewing, 325; Lec-
tures and Addresses, article reviewing,
325; Life and Letters of, by S. A.
Brooke, article reviewing, 325.
Roebuck, noticed, 463.

Round Table, 158, 471, 312, 619.
Ruskin, J.: Sesame and Lilies, noticed
140.

Russell, W.: Orthophony, Cultivation of,
the Voice in Elocution, noticed, 307.

S.

Sabbath Psalter, by H. I. Fox, noticed,
156.

Sabellianism, article on, 512.

Sacraments, of what are they symbols?
598.

St. Martin's Summer, by Anne H. M.
Brewster, noticed, 308.
Salvation of Infants, 291.

Sanhedrim, Proceedings of, 410.

Soul, loss of, Short Sermon on, 130.
Soul, True Theory of, article on, 437,
Sour Grapes, Teeth on Edge, 161.
Spalding, James J, article by, 120.
Spiritualism, identical with Sorcery, De-
monology and Witchcraft, by W. M'-
Donald, noticed, 311.
Splitting Hairs, 476.

Spring, Gardiner, Autobiography, noticed,
153.

Stanley, A. P.: History of the Jewish
Church, noticed, 469.

Stevens, A.: Centenary of American Meth-
odism, noticed, 292; Women of Metho-
dism, noticed, 293.

Stowe, Mrs. : Little Foxes, noticed, 306.
Strauss, 165.

Strength in Religion, 91.
Suffrage, extension of, 583.
Suicides in Shakespeare's Plays, 469.
Supernatural and Natural, 165.
Supernatural Origin of Christianity, by
G. P. Fisher, article reviewing, 165.

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Satisfaction Theory, Bushnell's State- Trial of Christ, Archæology of, article

ment of, 235.

Scinde, Conquest of, 273.

Scripture Law of Divorce, by A. Hovey,
noticed, 468.

Scriptures, Reserved Force in, and Plea
for their study, article on, 374.
Seelye, Dr. J., article by, 400.

Seeking the Lord, Short Sermon on, 277.
Sermons to News Boys, by C. L. Brace,
noticed, 460.

Sesame and Lilies, Ruskin's, noticed, 140.
Shadow of Christianity, noticed, 310.
Shakespeare's Delineations of Insanity.
Imbecility and Suicide, by A. O. Kel-
logg, noticed, 469; Theology, 519.
Shepherd and his Flock, by J. R. Mac-
duff, noticed, 617.

on, 407.

Trinity, Robertson's view of, 339.
Sabellius' view of, 515.
Trowbridge J. T.: Lucy Arlyn, noticed,
301.

True Theory of the Soul, of Regeneration
and of Conversion, article on, 437.
Trumbull, H. C.: Knightly Soldier, Life
of H. W. Camp, noticed, 155.
Truth the Preacher's great instrument,
532.

Tübingen School, 165.

Tucker, Rev. J. T., articles by, 47, 165.

U.

Unsanctified Scholarship, 160.

V.

Vegetable Life, God in, article on, 391.
Vicarious Sacrifice, by H. Bushnell, arti-
cle reviewing, 213.

Views of Christian Nurture and subjects
adjacent, by H. Bushnell, article on, 590.
Voice, Cultivation of, by W. Russell, no-
ticed, 307.

W.

Wallace, Lady: Translation of Letters of
Mozart, noticed, 290.

War, The Issues of, 76; inevitable, 78;
results of, 80.

War of the Rebellion, by H. S. Foote,
noticed, 309.

Ward, R v. Julius H., article by, 104, 567.
Warren, Joseph, Life and Times of, by
R. Frothingham, noticed, 148.
Wayland, F. Moral Science, noticed,
155.

Webb, Dr. Edwin B., article by. 1.
Westminster Review on Comte's Philoso-
phy, article reviewing, 104.

Whedon, D. D.: Commentary on the Gos-
pels, noticed, 457.

Wheeler, W. A.: Dictionary of Noted
Names of Fiction, noticed, 147.
Whittier, J. G.: Snow-Bound, noticed,
303.

Will, Freedom of, 115.

Will this Planet ever be Heaven? article
on, 204.

Winifred Bertram, noticed, 154.
Woman's Heart, Only, by Ada Clare, no-
ticed, 463.

Women of Methodism, by A. Stevens,
noticed, 293.

Woodworth, Rev. C. L.: article by, 477.
Wright, W.: Oil Regions of Pennsylva-
nia, noticed, 155.

Wycliffites, by Mrs. Mackay, noticed,
618.

Y.

Young, L.: Commentary on Ecclesiastes,
noticed, 302.

Z.

Whately Richard: Essay on Paul's Writ- Zambesi, Livingstone's Expedition, no-

ings, noticed, 134.

ticed, 458.

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