INDEX.

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by, 157.

Rome by,

mon, 150.

A.

vin, 168 – Calvin's youth, 169-
Abolition of Capital Punishment, Calvin at Geneva, 171 — his trou.

355 - 373 reply to argument bles, 172 — Perrin, 173 — Gruet,
from Old Testainent against abo- 175 – Castalio, 176 Servetus's
lition, 356 — reasons for capital death, 177 — last days of Calvin,
punishment have ceased, 360 - 178 – Farel, 179 — Beza, 180
circumstantial evidence, 361 — in- Calvin's character, 183 — defects,
sanity, ib. — peace of society, 365 185.
- reform of offenders, 368 — argu- Cambridge Divinity School, 313.
ment from New Testament, 369 - Cary, T. C., Oration by, 310
verdicts uncertain, 371.

Catacombs, The, and the Church
American Unitarian Association, 155, of Rome, 276 - 288 - Maitland's
469.

work, 277 — opening of the Cata-
Andersen, H., Story, etc., by, 461.

combs, ib. Pagan and Christian
Anniversaries, The, 153.

monuments, 278 — Lapidarian Gal.
Audin, J. M. V. See Caldin.

lery, 281 – ancient Christian epi.
Autumnal Convention, 465.

taphs, 282 — number of martyrs,
B.

203 — modern church, 284 — Eng.
Babbidge, C., Centennial Address lish Resident's work, ib. the

Carnevale, 285 - Italian pulpit,
Bacon, L. See Slarery.

287.
Barnes, A. See Slavery.

Channing, W. E., Conversations in
Barrett, S. See Relation.

302.
Bartol, C. A., Sermon by, 462. Chapin, E. H., Hymus by, 143 — Ser-
Beck with, G. C., Peace Manual by,
306.

Chapman, J. M. See Hertz.
Briggs, G. W., Sermons by, 309. Cheever, G. B. See Lewis.
Brooks, C. See Ornithology. Child, L. M., Memoirs, etc , by, 306.
Brown, B., on Ethereal Inhalation, Colleges, New England, 316
463.

Conant, Prof, Defence of Hebrew
Bushnell, H., on Christian Nurture, Grammar, etc., by, 139.

435 - 451 – General argument of Convention of Congregational Min-
volume, 436 — harmony between jsters, 158.
Dr. Bushnell's views and those of Crowell, W, Church Member'.
Unitarians, 437 — sectarian views Manual by, 305.
disappearing, 439 — principles of

D
Christian nurture, 441 - develop. Davis, A. J., Principles, etc., by, 452.
ment of the heart, ib - direct in- Dedications, 315.
struction, 444 – objection, ib Dewey, 0, Discourses by, 298.
capacity of the soul for religion, Dymond, J., Principles of Morality
445 — victories of Christian truth, by, Mrs. Kirkland's edition, 459.
447- duty of parents, 449 – Bush-

E.
nell's Defence, 450 — principle of Ecclesiastical Record, 152, 311, 465.
unity, 451.

Edwards and the Revivalists, 373 -
Butler, Mrs., Year of Consolation 394 — justification by faith, 374

influences of Protestantism, 375
C.

apathy in New England at begin.
Calvert, G. H., Poems by, 306. ning of last century, ib the
Calvin, J, 161 - 186 Audin's Life “ Great Awakening," 376 – Ed.

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by, 302.

-

ex-

mon, 309.

redemption, 385 – Whitefield, 387 cution, 321

occupations, 322
Methodist revivals, 389

death, 324.
travagance of itinerants, 390 — Or-

H.
thodox doctrine of regeneration, Haldane, R., Exposition of Romans
392 — man's relation to God, 393.

by, 299.
Evelyn, J. See Godolphin. Harvard Triennial, 463.
F.

Harvard University, 315.
Felton, C. C., Agamemnon of Æs- Hertz, H., King kéne's Daughter,
chylus by, 140.

by, Chapman's Translation, 460.
Fosdick, D., Sermons by, 462. Hosmer, W. H. C., The Months by,
Frothingham, N. L. See Gray. 439.
Frothingham, 0. B., Services at Or- Hymns, Universalist, 143.
dination of, 150.

1.
Fuller, R., and Wayland, correspond. Intelligence, Religious, 152, 311, 465

ence on Slavery by. See Slavery. - Literary, 315.
Furness, W. H., Dudleian Lecture

J.
by, 31 — Derby Lecture and Ser- Jamestown, Voyage of, 458.

Jenks, W., Bible Atlas, etc., by, 144.
G.

K.
Gannett, E. S. See Peabody. Kell, E., Discourse by, 308.
Gay, M., Statement, etc., by, 463. Kendall, J. G. See Obituary.
Germany, Religious and Political. Kirkland, C. M. See Dymond and

394 - 4:27 — German ultraisms, 395 Reid.
- confusion of parties, 3:17 Ger

L.
man Catholic Church, 398 – pon- Lessons for Sunday Schools, Buffa-
tifical supremacy, 399 — efforts of lo, 146.
Joseph II., 400 — failure, 402 — Lewis, T., and Cheever, on capital
jurisdiction of Pope in Germany, ib. punishment, 355 et seqq. See Abo-

German element, 403 — Ronge lition.
and his coadjutors, 404 – theology, Lord's Supper, Neglect of, 20 - 30 -
406 mission of German Catho- its evils, 20

causes, 23 — Cath-
lics, 407 – Ullmann, 408 - ban. olic and Genevan views, ib.
quets and speech-making. 409 - Unitarian, 24 – open communion,
Friends of Light, 410 – Evangeli- 25 – remedies, 26 — minister's
cal church, 411 – Gazette, 413 duty, 29.
effects of intolerance, 414 – Piet- Loyalists, The American, 118 - 137
ism, 416 – constitutional question, difficulties of the subject, 119-
419 – king of Prussia, 421 — de- Sabine's Sketches, 121 – Loyalists
cree of 1841, 422 – political par- in Northern and Southern States,
ties, 423 – constitutionalism, 424 ib — tests of loyalty, 123 – confis-

- connection with religion, 426. cated estates, 124 – Proscribing
Godolphin, Mrs., Evelyn's Life of, Act, 127 – Worcester Bar, 128 —

344 - 3:35 how edited, 345 Boston physicians, ib. - Congre-
Mrs. Godolphin's early life, 347 gational ministers, 129 — longevity
connection with the court, 349 of Loyalists, 130 — number, 131 —
marriage, 3.50 — character, 352 names omitted by Sabine, 134
defects, 333.

names included, 136.
Goff, I. C., Inquiry, etc., by, 151. Lunt, W. P.. Discourses by, 309.
Gray, Rev. T, character and inci. Luther, Martin, 98-118 – Michelet's

dents of the life of, 248 - 253 - Life of, 98 recent movements,
Frothingham's sermon on, 249.

99 – D'Aubigné,

100

- corrupo
Green, J., Discourses by, 304.

tions of religion, 101 – Luther's
Gregg, T. D, Free Thoughts, etc., Theses, 103 — his early life, 105
by, 301.

.

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113 — superstition, ib. — treatment 325 - 344 how far the allega-
of mystics, 115 – his work, as a tion just, 325 – qualifications,
reformer, 117.

327 — causes of decline, 328
M.

text of the New Testament, 329
Maitland, C. See Catacombs.

- exegetical inquiries, 330 -
Mann, H., Annals of Dedham by, cial reform, ib. — inspiration, 331
306.

-discovery of truth, ib. — results
Marsh, G. P., Phi Beta Kappa Dis- of Biblical criticism, 333 — anti-
course by, 463.

supernaturalism, 335 metaphys-
Mary Anna, 461.

ical philosophy, 337 - formation
Mason, W., Rev. See Obituary. and publication of opinions, 339
May, S. J., Discourse by, 462.

Strauss, 341 – reason and faith,
Meadville Theological School, 312. 343.
Merrill, B. See Obituary.

0.
Michelet. See Luther.

Obituary, Rev. W. Mason, 160 –
Millard, D., Travels by, 199 - 203— Rev. M. A. H. Niles, 471 - Ben-

Siloam, 201 - Sinai, ib. - Petra, jamin Merrill, Esq., 471 — Hon.
202.

J. G. Kendall, 472.
Ministerial Conference, 157.

Ordinations and Installations, 160,
Morning and Evening Meditations, 314, 470.
148.

Ornithology, Study of, 216 - 223 .
Munch, F., Treatise on Religion, etc., Brvoks's work, 216 — singing of
by, 310.

birds, 217 – habits, 219 — influ.
Muzzey, A, B., Discourse by, 462. ences of the country, 220.
N.

P.
Nature and Christianity, Furness's Pages from Ecclesiastical History of

bearing of, 259 — his style, 261 slavery, 237 — slaves made in
other merits, 262 — Pedro de la war, 238 - perpetuation of slav-
Gasca, 263 — aboriginal races, 265 ery, 241 — laws upholding it, 242
- Indians and Jews, 266.

- duty imposed by the Christian
Prophecy of the Santon, 458.

religion, 245 — Fuller and Way.
Q.

land, 247.
Quincy, J. See Shar.

Southey, R., Life of Wesley by, 6.
R.

Sparks, J., Library of American Bi-
Reid, H., on Woman, Kirkland's edi- ography by, 146.
tion, 460.

Sprague, W. B., Discourse by, 462.
Relation of Liberal Christianity to Stebbins, R. P., Sermon by, 310.

our Age and Country, Barrett's Steele, D., Moral Philosophy by,
Address on, 187 - 199 — charac-

148.
teristics of the times, 188 — ten. Stone, R. C., Sermon by, 309.
dencies to liberal thought, 190 — Sumner, C., Lecture by, 149
union, 192 — reformatory move- Sunday School Society, 158.
menis, 193 — material agencies, Sutton, H., Evangel of Love by, 456.
194 - intellectual, 195 — theories

T.
of education, 197.

Thom, J. H., Sermons by, 308.
Religious Aspect of the Times, 80 - Torrey, J. See Neander.

98 – evils of exaggeration, 80 — Tracts of A. U. A., 463.
excitement and apathy, 82 – pros-

U.
perity of the country, 83 — war, Uhlich, Pastor, 394 et seqq.
84 - individual differences, 85 - Unitarian Collation, 156.
religious manifestations, 86 - - re- Upham, T. C. See Guyon.
ligion of the church, ib. — of the

W.
individual, 87 - of society, 88.- Ware, J., Medical Discourses by,
philanthropy, 90 — social' evils, 463.
91 - wrongs, 92 - literature, 94 Wayland, F. See Slavery.

- progress of right opinion, 95 -- Wesley, J., 1-19 — character of
reform, 97.

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