BIBLICAL REPOSITORY

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CLASSICAL REVIEW.

CONDUCTED BY REV. W. H. BID WELL.

THIRD SERIES

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CONTENTS OF NO. IV., VOL. III.-THIRD SERIES.

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J. CHRISTIANITY THE END AND UNITY OF ALL SCIENCES AND

PURSUITS,

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By Rev. WILLIAM ADAMS, D.D., New York.

594

II. CHILDHOOD AND Truth of Martin Luther,

By Rev. C. E. STOWE, Prof. Bib. Lit., Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, O.

III. PREACHING OF THE LATE DR. GRIFFIN,

623

By Rev. GEORGE SHEPARD, D.D., Prof. Sacred Rhetoric, Theo. Sem., Bangor, Me.

645

IV. THE PROPHET LIKE UNTO Moses,

By Rev. E. P. BARROWS, JR., Prof. Sac. Lit., Western Reserve College, O.

V. CONSISTENCY OF SCIENTIFIC AND Religious TRUTH,

By STEPHEN CHASE, Prof. Mathematics, Dartmouth College, N. H.

VI. The HISTORY AND Merits of JANSENISM,

689

By Rev. S. M. SCHMUCKER, Germantown, Pa.

VII. Range of TOPICS FOR THE Pulpit,

By Rev. JAMES ROWLAND, Circleville, 0.

721

VIII. THE IDEA OF HUMANITY IN ITS PROGRESS TO ITS CONSUMMA-

TION,

731

By Rev. L. P. HICKOK, D. D., Prof. of Theology, Theo. Sem., Auburn, N. Y.

IX. CRITICAL Notices,

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1. Anthon's Xenophon's Anabasis.

2. Shakspeare's Plays.

3. Historical and Critical View of the Speculative Philosophy of Europe in the Nineteenth

Century.

4. Webster's Dictionary of the English Language.

5. Louis the Fourteenth and the Court of France in the Seventeenth Century.

6. A History of Rome from the earliest times to the Death of Commodus.

7. The Miscellaneous Works of Henry Mackenzie, Esq.

Index,

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