Kuyper's Encyclopedia of Sacred Theology, 156; Van Dyke's The Gospel

for an Age of Doubt, 158; Jefferson's Quiet Talks with Earnest People, 159;

Abbott's The Life and Letters of Paul the Apostle, 161; Mackenzie's
Christianity and the Progress of Man, 162; Smith's Guesses at the Riddle

of Existence. 162; Lang's The Making of Religion, 164; Carman's By the

Aurelian Wall, 165; Stedman's Poems Now First Collected, 167; Fiske's

Old Virginia and Her Neighbors, 169; Lathrop's Memories of Hawthorne,

171; Bismarck, the Man and the Statesman, 173; MISCELLANEOUS, 174.

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156

Cooperation in Mission Fields, 477; In Palestine and Syria, 479.

FOREIGN OUTLOOK....

SUMMARY OF THE REVIEWS AND MAGAZINES.

BOOK NOTICES...

Harnack's History of Dogma, 491; Pike's The Divine Drama, 493; Hun-

tington's Sin and Holiness, 495; Lanier's Music and Poetry, 497; Thomp-

son's John Wesley as a Social Reformer, 500; Henley's Poems, 502; Orr's

Neglected Factors in the Study of the Early Progress of Christianity,

504; Landor's In the Forbidden Land, 506; Hunt's English Meditative

Lyrics, 509; Warne's George Müller, 510; Steele's Jesus Exultant; or,

Christ No Pessimist, 510; Watters's First American Itinerant of Metho-

dism, William Watters, 511; Adams's European History, 611; Gilbert's
The Student's Life of Jesus, 512; Moody's One Thousand and One

Thoughts from My Library. 512; Kern's The Ministry to the Congrega-

tion, 512; Cowl's Digging Ditches, 612.

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