Hale, E. E., Rosary, etc., by, 152.
Harris, J., Man Primeval by, 514.
Harvard College, Letter to President
of, 339 election of Mr. Sparks,
etc., 341 Everett's Speech on
Memorial, etc., 515-Plea for
Harvard, 515. See University.
Hedge, F. H., Discourse by, 515.
Herodotus, Cary's Version of, 511.
Higginson, T. H., Sermon by, 338.
Holmes, O. W., Poems of, 150.
Homer, Iliad of, literally translated,
514-Felton's new edition of, 514.
Homer, W. B., Writings of, 508.
Househeld Education, 443-453
home, 443- Miss Martineau's
book, 444-influence of religion
on home, 445-domestic relations,
446-responsibilities of home, 448
- a religious household, 451.
Howitt, M., Childhood of Mary
Leeson by, 157.
I.
Installations. See Ordinations.
Intelligence, Religious, 159, 340,
518 Literary, 162.
Isaiah, Alexander's, 48-58 - genu-
ineness, 49 last twenty-seven
chapters, 50 critical presump-
tion, 53 prophecy, 54 - Alex-
ander's labors, 57.
Sherburne, 498― character, 499
difference of belief, 500-lines
on Death, 502.
Kentish, J., Notes and Comments,
etc., by, 229-235-decline of in-
terest in critical studies, 229-
character of Kentish's notes and
criticisms, 230- examples, 231 –
critical sagacity, 233- English
and American Unitarians, 235.
Little John, Story of, 336.
Logos, Lücke's Dissertation on, trans-
lated from the German, 165-189
and 412-432-prologue of John's
Gospel, 166-use of Logos, 168-
Mosaic history, 169-poetic per-
sonifications in O. T., 171 -Di-
vine wisdom, ib. Apocryphal
Books, 174 Oriental-Greek phi-
losophy, 179-Philo, 181-makes
the Logos a real hypostasis differ-
ent from God, 186- Alexandrian
influence, 413- Palestinian theol-
ogy, 415-person of Christ, 416—
John and Philo, 417-John's view,
418 different from Philo's, 419
-exposition of John i. 1, 420 –
modes of thinking, 423- Incarna-
of the Logos, 424 difficulties,
426-historical retrospect, 428
meaning of hypostasis, 429- -ex-
planation of texts, 431.
Lothrop, S. K., Sermons by, 338.
Lowell, J. R., Vision, etc., by, 335.
See Fable.
Macaulay, T. B., History of England
by, 253-267-method of publica-
tion, 253-materials, 255 prog-
ress of society, 257 merits of
the work, 261 - Cranmer, 262
Cromwell, 263-criticism, 264
the Puritans, 265- William Penn,
266-orthography, 267.
Magoon, E. L., Proverbs, etc., by,
335-Republican Christianity by,
| Mayo, Mrs., Rose of Sharon by, 156.
Meetings, the Unitarian, 306-321-
history of, 306-purpose, 307
need of such meetings, 309-char-
acteristics of the age, 310-con-
dition of the country, 311-world-
liness, 313-revival of religion,
315 effects of the meetings, 317
— result, 319 — the clergy, 321.
Merry-Mount, a Romance, 95-107
difficulties and capabilities of
the subject, 95 merits of the
work, 96 early days of Massa-
chusetts, 97 Shawmut, 100—
Charles river, 101 Winthrop,
Dudley, and Johnson, 103-char-
acter of the Massachusetts settle-
ment, 105.
Middlesex Sunday School Society,
Report of, 157.
Moore, J. B., American Governors
by, 148.
Mountford, W., Euthanasy by, 118-
129-personal history, 119-char-
acter of present work, 120- -ex-
tracts, 123. spirituality, 126.
N.
Neander, A. See Christ.
Noble, S., Lectures by, 155.
Novalis. See Germany.
0.
Obituary, P. Mackintosh, 163 — I.
A. Putnam, 164 G. S. Emerson,
343 T. Gray, 521 — E. Dwight,
522-M. L. Ware, 523.
Ordinations and Installations, 161,
343, 521.
Parker, T., Sermons by, 516.
Parkman, F., Sermon by, 339.
Parkman, F., Jr., California and Ore-
gon Trail by, 509.
Parkman, J., Sermon by, 515.
Peabody, E., Sermon by, 516.
Peabody, Rev. W. B. O., Sermons
and Memoir of, 129–142. his bi-
ographer, 130-love of nature, 131
-domestic bereavements, 133-
preaching, 135-extracts, 137
preparation for heaven, 138-val-
ue of the Bible, 139 agreement
in belief, 141.
People's Dictionary of the Bible, 513.
Perkins, J. H., Discourse by, 157.
Pierce, J., Discourse by, 338.
Piscataqua Association, Note to arti-
cle on.
504.
Plato, Gorgias of, by Woolsey, 514.
Porter, J. S., Textual Criticism by, | Thom, D., on the Apocalyptic Beasts,
Tacitus, by Tyler, 336.
Theresa, Saint, and the Devotees of
Spain, 200-228-Spanish history,
201-biographies of the Saint,
203-youth of, 204-illness, 207
-exchanges Jerome for Augus-
tine, 208 troubles, 209- reform
of Carmelites, 211-end of her
life, 213- her works, 215-the-
ology, ib. - Path of Perfection,
Castle of the Soul, 219-
character, 220-moral, 222-per-
sonal, 223 - rank as a mystic, 224
- compared with Madame Guyon,
225- female influence, 227.
Tuckerman, H. T., editions of
Wordsworth and Coleridge by,
Tuckerman, J., Memoir of, 509.
Turnbull, R., Theophany by, 506.
U.
Unitarian Congregational Register,
154.
Unitarianism, 518.
University at Cambridge, 162, 341.
See Harvard.
Virgil, by Bowen, 336.
W.
Wainwright, J. M., Women of Bible
by, 152.
Ward, A. H., History of Shrewsbury
by, 148.
Water Celebration, The, 40-48-
Boston water-works, 41 crea-
tion, 43 the cloud, 44 — uses of
water, 46.
Wayland, F., Sermons by, 399-412
moral character of war, 399 –
terms of acceptance with God, 401
popular systems, 403-justify-
ing faith, 405 Divine govern-
ment parental, 407 - pardon, 408
-imperfect obedience, 409- civil
government, 410.
Wette, W. M. L. De, Commentaries
of, 326.
Whipple, E. P., Essays and Reviews
of, 189-199-mental characteris-
tics, 190 words and style, 192 —
Byron, 195-Hallam, 197.
Whisperings from Life's Shore, 515.
Whittier, J. G., Poems by, 149.
Wight, D. P., Memoir, etc., by, 514.
Wilson, R., on Infant Baptism, 512.
Wiseman, N. See Church.
Withington, Rev. H., 107-118-
early life, 107-settlement, 110—
intellectual traits, 111 character,
113-spiritual culture, 115-ill-
ness and death, 117.
Works in press, 520.
Works recently published, 154, 334.
Wyatt T., Sacred Literature by,
152.
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