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Voltaire et les Genevois; par J. Gaberel, Ancien Pasteur. Geneve

et Paris, 1856.

ART. II.—Does the Bible need Re-translating?

1. Notes on the Revision of the Authorized Version of the Holy

Scriptures. By William Selwyn, Canon of Ely. Cambridge:

Deighton, Bill & Co.

2. A Vindication of the Authorized Version of the English Bible.

By the Rev. S. C. Malan.

3. The American Bible Union's Improved Version.

ART. III.-Gentleness a chief element in Ministerial

ART. IV.-Political Economy and the Future,

1. The Principles of Political Economy applied to the condition, the

resources and the Institutions of the American People. By Fran-

cis Bowen, Alford Professor of Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity

in Harvard College. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1856. Svo.

pp. 546.

2. National System of Political Economy, By Frederick List.

Translated from the German by G. A. Matile, Doctor of Civil

Law; late Professor of Law at Neufchatel; Member of the Ameri-

can Philosophical Society, &c. Including the Notes of the French

Translation, by Henri Richelot, &c. With a Preliminary Essay

and Notes, by Stephen Colwell. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott

& Co. 8vo. pp. 497. 1856.

3. Knowledge is Power: A view of the Productive Forces of Mod-

ern Society and the results of labor, capital and skill. By Charles

Knight, &c. Boston: Gould & Lincoln. 12mo. pp. 503. 1856.

4. The Harmony of Interests, Agricultural, Manufacturing and

Commercial. By Henry C. Carey, &c. Second Edition. New

York: Myron Finch. 8vo. pp. 229. 1856.

5. Money: Essays from Hunt's Merchant's Magazine and Commer-

cial Review. By Henry C. Carey. 8vo. pp. 59.

ART. V.-The Puritan Commonwealth,

The Puritan Commonwealth. An Historical Review of the Puritan

Government in Massachusetts in its civil and ecclesiastical rela-

tions, from its rise to the abrogation of the first Charter. To-

1

15

35

48

68

gether with some general reflections on the English Colonial poli-

cy, and on the character of Puritanism. By the late Peter Oliver,

of the Suffolk Bar. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1856. pp. 502.

ART. VI. What the Free-Church System Requires,

AMERICAN ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY:

ART. VII.-Early Church in Connecticut,

Church in Kentucky,

Book Notices,

1. Sprague's Annals of the Pulpit.-2. Aurora Leigh.-3. Mac-

Whorter's Yahveh Christ.-4. Tuckerman's Essays.-5. Robert-

son's Charles the Fifth.-6. Horne's Introduction.-7. Coxe's

Apology for the English Bible.-8. Memorial Papers.-9. Williams'

Invasion, &c. of Washington.-10. Neighbor Jackwood.-11.

Vaux's Villas and Cottages.-12. Hitchcock's Religious Truth

Illustrated.-13. Watson's Men and Times of the Revolution.-

14. Holton's New Grenada.-15. Imitation of Christ.-16. The

Children's Bread.-17. Lays of a Life time.-18. Bethune's Lec-

tures.-19. Webster's Counting House Dictionary.-20. Bishop

Doane's Second Evening Service.-21. Croswell's Domestic Altar.

-22. Old Whitey's Christmas trot.-23. The Old Farm and the

New Farm.-24. My Step-Mother.-25. Norton's Life of Bishop

White.-26. Harpers' Story Books.-27. Abbott's History of Hen-

ry IV.--28. Abbott's History of Richard I.-29. The Little Learn-

er.-30. Docharty's Elements of Plane and Solid Geometry.-31.

McVickar's City Missions.-32. New York Observer.-33. Church-

man's Diary. 34. Southgate's Practical Directions for Lent.-35.

Dix on Trinity Church.-36. Fuller on Confirmation.-37. Ser-

mons, Reports, &c. &c.

ECCLESIASTICAL REGISTER:

Summary of Home Intelligence,

Summary of Foreign Intelligence,

NO. II.

ART. I.-The English Reformation a Catholic Work,

1. Whately's Kingdom of Christ. New York: 1843.

2. Litton's The Church in its Idea, Attributes, and Ministry.

London: 1851.

3. Colton's Genius and Mission of the American Episcopal Church.

New York: 1853.

4. Hildyard's Letter to Lord Palmerston: The People's Call for a

Revision of the Liturgy. London: 1857.

5. Ira Warren's Cause and Cure of Puseyism. Boston: 1847.

6. Wilberforce's Principles of Church Authority. Baltimore: 1855.

7. Ives' Trials of a Mind in its Progress to Catholicism. Boston:

1854.

161

8. Shimeall's Romanism of Low Churchism, and End of Prelacy.

New York: 1855.

9. Noel's Union of Church and State. New York: 1849.

10. Coleman's Antiquities of the Christian Church. Andover:

1841.

ART. II.-Emerson's English Traits,

English Traits. By R. W. Emerson. Boston: 1856. Seventh thou-

sand. 1857.

ART. III.-Salaries of the Clergy,

1. Convention Address, 1856. By the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Indi-

diana.

2. Convention Address, 1856. By the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Illi-

nois.

ART. IV.-The Rev. Stephen R. Wright,

Gnosticism,

197

217

ART. VI.-Dissensions in the Apostolic Age,-No. II.

ART. VII.—The Early History of Religion,

1. Progress of Religious Ideas through Successive Ages. By L.

Maria Child. New York: C. S. Francis & Co. 1856. 3 vols.

12mo.

2. The Heathen Religion in its Popular and Symbolical Develop-

ment. By Rev. Joseph B. Gross. Boston. 1856. 12mo.

3. The Religions of the World, in their Relation to Christianity.

By F. D. Maurice. Boston: Gould and Lincoln. 1854. 16mo.

4. Christ and other Masters: an Historical Inquiry into some of the

Chief Parallelisms and Contrasts between the Christianity and the

Religious Systems of the Ancient World, with Special Reference

to Prevailing Difficulties and Objections. By Charles Hardwick,

M. A., Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge. Part

II: Religions of India. Cambridge: Macmillan. 1857.

8vo. pp.

219.

5. Hulsean Lectures for 1846. By Richard Chenevix Trench, M. A.

Philadelphia: H. Hooker. 1850.

Book Notices,

1. Gibbs' Philological Studies.-2. Elliot's New England History.-

3. Whately's Bacon's Essays.-4. McHarg's Life of Talleyrand.

-5. Hart's Parish Churches.-6. Sheppard's Constitutional Text

Book.-7. Mrs. Sigourney's Past Meridian.-8. Mrs. Sigourney's

Examples, &c.-9. Sargent's Arctic Adventures.-10. Wells' Ex-

plorations in Honduras.-11. Lenten Season.-12. Gordon's Test

of Spiritualism.-13. Willis' Paul Fane.-14. Coxe's Letters of the

Bishop of Arras.-15. Anthon's Juvenal and Persius.-16. Arm-

strong's Doctrine of Baptisms.-17. Edwards' Sketches of European

Travel.-18. Jones' Characters and Criticisms.-19. Nutt's Cata-

logue.-20. Butler's Flock Fed.-21. Hooker's Child's Book of

Nature.-22. Isabel.-23. Reading without tears.-24. Church

Book Society publications.-25. Pamphlets, Reports, &c.

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