CONTENTS OF VOLUME XXVIII.

No. I.

ART. I. The System of Instruction at West Point :-Can it be Employed in

Rev. W. A. P. Martin, Professor in the new Imperial College at
Pekin, China.

IV. The American Colleges and the American Public, No. I,

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Prof. Noah Porter, Yale College.

V. Prof. Noah Porter's Work on the Human Intellect,
Prof. B. N. Martin, New York University.

VI. The Presbyterian Disruption of 1838.-A Review of Rev. Dr.

S. J. Baird's History of the "New School,"

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Prof. Leonard Bacon, Yale College.

ARTICLE VII.-NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.

THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS.

The Divinity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; Eight Lectures Preach-

ed before the University of Oxford, in the year 1867. By Henry Parry

Liddon, M. A.,

The Doctrine of the Atonement, as taught by Christ himself. By Rev.

George Smeaton,

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The Christian Doctrine of Sin. By Julius Müller. Translated from the

German of the Fifth Edition by the Rev. William Urwick,

Gropings after Truth. A Life Journey from New England Congregational-

ism to the One Catholic and Apostolic Church. By Joshua Huntington, 185

The Holy Communion. Its Philosophy, Theology, and Practice. By John

Bernard Dalgairns.

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Symbolism; or Exposition of the Doctrinal Differences between Catholics and

Protestants, as evidenced by their symbolical writings. By John Adam

Möhler, D. D., Dean of Wurzburgh. Translated with a Memoir of the

Author. By James Burton Robertson, Esq.,

Moral Use of Dark Things. By Horace Bushnell,

Sermons. By Rev. Newman Hall, D. D., of London,

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The Hour which cometh, and now is. Sermons preached in Indiana-Place

Chapel, Boston. By James Freeman Clarke,

Sermons. By the late Rev. George Shepard, Professor in the Theological

Seminary, Bangor, Me., with a Memorial by Prof. D. S. Talcott,