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PRINCETON REVIEW.

EDITORS:

LYMAN H. ATWATER; JAMES M. SHERWOOD.

NEW SERIES.-VOL. VI.

1877.

NEW YORK:

Published by J. M. SHERWOOD,

21 BARCLAY STREET.

PRINCETON: MCGINNESS & RUNYAN.

PHILADELPHIA: PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUBLICATION, 1334 Chestnut St.

AMERICAN NEws Co., NEW YORK NEWS Co., General Agents.

Press of ROGERS & SHERWOOD, 21 Barclay Street, New York.

CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER.

1.—EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY, ESPECIALLY OF THE OLD TES-

TAMENT.

III.-DALE ON BAPTISM,

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1877.

By CHARLES A. BRIGGS, D.D., Union Theological Seminary.

II. THE EARLY RELIGION OF IRELAND,

By WM. HAMILTON, D.D., Northfield, O.

IV. AN INDIANA PIONEER,

BY PROF. W. J. BEECHER, Auburn, N. Y.

OF OUR MINISTRY.

By A. A. E. TAYLOR, D.D., President of Wooster University, Ohio.
VIII. THE VOWEL-POINTS CONTROVERSY IN THE XVI, XVII,

AND XVIII CENTURIES.

By REV. B. PICK, Rochester, N. Y.

IX.-CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE,

X.-THEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

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By H. A. EDSON, D.D., Indianapolis.

V. THE SABBATH QUESTION,

By BYRON SUNDERLAND, D.D., Washington, D. C.

VI. PRESENT FACILITIES FOR EVANGELIZING THE WORLD, 108

By REV. R. G. WILDER, late Missionary to India.

VII. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGES, AS RELATED TO THE GROWTH

CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.

I.-PROBLEMS FOR EDUCATED MINDS IN AMERICA IN

THE NEW CENTURY,

By CHARLES E. KNOX, D.D., Bloomfield, N. J.

II. THE PERPETUAL AUTHORITY OF THE OLD TESTA-

MENT,

BY WILLIAM HENRY GREEN, D.D., LL.D., Princeton, N. J.

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III.-EQUABLE REDUCTION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

By EDWARD P. WOOD, Princeton, N. J.

IV-PROFESSOR HENRY BOYNTON SMITH,

By MARVIN R. VINCENT, D.D., New York.

V-EVANGELISTS AND LAY-EXHORTERS,

By REV. J. M. OTTS, D.D., Wilmington, Del.

VI-THE POWER AND IMPORTANCE OF UNCTION

PREACHING,

By REV. ARTHUR PIERSON, D.D., Detroit, Mich.

VII-THE NEW MANUSCRIPT OF CLEMENT OF ROME,

By C. J. H. ROPES, Union Seminary.

VIII-CURRENT NOTES:

PROF. HENRY B. SMITH, AS EDITOR, AND HIS SUCCESSOR

CONTRIBUTIONS OF PROF. SMITH TO THIS REVIEW,

AMERICAN ECCLESIASTICAL LAW,

IX.-A GRAMMAR OF THE HINDI LANGUAGE,

X-DR. MCDONALD'S LIFE AND WRITINGS OF ST. JOHN,

XI-CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE,

XII-THEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE,

CONTENTS OF THE JULY NUMBER.

I-THE HIGHER LIFE, AND CHRISTIAN PERFECTION,

By LYMAN H. ATWATER.

II-THE GREAT MESSIANIC PROPHECY,

By WOLCOTT CALKINS, Buffalo, N. Y.

IN

III.-THE LAW PASSING AWAY, NOT BY DESTRUCTION BUT

BY FULFILLMENT,

By PROF. ADDISON BALLARD, Lafayette College.

IV.-PRESBYTERIANISM ON THE FRONTIERS,

By REV. JOSEPH F. TUTTLE, Prest. Wabash College,

V-TOTAL DEPRAVITY,

By HENRY A. NELSON, D.D., Geneva, N. Y.

VI-THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO,

By REV. J. K. WIGHT, New Hamburg, N. Y.

VII-A JEWISH PRAYER-BOOK,

By REV. D. W. FISHER, D.D., Wheeling, W. Va.

VIII-WHAT IS TRUTH?

BY PROF. JACOB COOPER, D.C.L, Rutgers College.

IX.-THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

X.-CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE.

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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.

I. DOGMA AND DOGMATIC CHRISTIANITY,

BY PROF. THOMAS Croskery, Magee College, Derry, Ireland.

II. THE DEVELOPMENT THEORY,

By REV. J. S. BEEKMAN.

III.-SOME PHASES OF MODERN THOUGHT,

By REV. WM. M. TAYLOR, D.D., New York.

IV. GOD'S SEVENTH DAY'S REST,

By A LAYMAN.

V.-WHO WROTE THE EPISTLE OF JAMES?

By REV. SAMUEL DODD, Hangchow, China.

VIL-THE BRAHMO SOMAJ,

By REV. A. BROADHEAD, D.D., Allahabad, India.

VIII.-FAITH AND TRUST,

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VI.—THE INDUCTIVE SCIENCES OF NATURE AND THE BIBLE, 674

By REV. E. R. CRAVEN, D.D., Newark, N. J.

By PROF. EDWARD A. LAWRENCE.

IX.-" "THE FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK,"

By REV. JOHN M. LAYMAN.

X.-THE GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE,

By L. H. ATWATER.

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XI.—THE TYPICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ELIJAH AND ELISHA,

By REV. W. G. KEADY, Savannah, Mo.

XII-CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE,

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695

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CONTENTS:

L-EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY, ESPECIALLY OF THE OLD TES-

TAMENT.

By WM. HAMILTON, D.D., Northfield, O.

-DALE ON BAPTISM,

By PROF. W. J. BEECHER, Auburn, N. Y.

-AN INDIANA PIONEER.

By CHARLES A. BRIGGS. D.D., Union Theological Seminary.

IL-THE EARLY RELIGION OF IRELAND.

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By H. A. EDSON, D.D., Indianapolis.

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No. 21.

V.—THE SABBATH QUESTION.

By BYRON SUNDERLAND, D.D., Washington, D. C.

'L-PRESENT FACILITIES FOR EVANGELIZING THE WORLD.

By Rev. R. G. WILDER, late Missionary to India.

I-PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGES, AS RELATED TO THE GROWTH

OF OUR MINISTRY.

By A. A. E. TAYLOR, D.D., President of Wooster University, Ohio.

-THE VOWEL-POINTS CONTROVERSY IN THE XVI, XVII,

AND XVIII CENTURIES.

By Rev. B. PICK, Rochester, N. Y.

L-CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE,

X-THEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE,

NEW YORK:

Published by J. M. SHERWOOD,

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