NEW ENGLANDER

AND

YALE REVIEW.

1889.

374-36

VOLUME XV, NEW SERIES.
VOLUME LI, COMPLETE SERIES.

NULLIUS ADDICTUS JURARE IN VERBA MAGISTRI.

NEW HAVEN:

WILLIAM L. KINGSLEY, PROPRIETOR.

TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE & TAYLOR, PRINTERS.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME XV.

NUMBER I.

ART. I. Science and Miracle. Augustus Jay DuBois, Yale University.

II. Murillo. James M. Hoppin, Yale University.

III. Simeon Baldwin Chittenden. Noah Porter, Yale University.

IV. Address to the Graduating Classes of Yale Law School.

Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, New York City.

V. Bethesda. Caroline Hazard, Peace Dale, Rhode Island.

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UNIVERSITY TOPICS.

Mathematical Club, Yale University Bulletin.

CURRENT LITERATURE.

Essay on Language, etc. By Rowland G. Hazard.

Logic, or The Morphology of Knowledge. By Bernard Bosanquet, M.A.

Victor Cousin. By Jules Simon.

Masks or Faces? By William Archer.

Picture Logic. By Alfred James Swinburne, B.A.

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Jesus Christ, the Divine Man, His Life and Times. By J. F. Vallings.

Daniel, His Life and Times. By H. Deane, B.D.

Jeremiah, His Life and Times. By Rev. T. K. Cheyne, D.D.

A Defense of the Catholic Doctrine concerning the Satisfaction of Christ

against Faustus Socinus. By Hugo Grotius.

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NUMBER II.

ART. I. George Meredith as a Theorist.

Tompkins McLaughlin, Yale University.

II. Montana as it was, and as it is. L. E. Munson, New Haven.

III. The Medical Profession, The Medical Sects, and the Law.

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H. C. Wood, University of Pennsylvania.

IV. The Gentleman in Politics. William L. Kingsley, New Haven.

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UNIVERSITY TOPICS.

Address of President Dwight at the Funeral of Ex-President Woolsey.

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CURRENT LITERATURE.

French Traits. By W. C. Brownell.

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The Economic Interpretation of History. By James E. Thorold Rogers.

A Grammar of the Hebrew Language. By William Henry Green.

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NUMBER III.

ART. I. A Study in Heredity: The Pomeroys in America.

III. Martin Schongauer of Colmar.

IV. Lessing and the German Drama.

V. The effect of Color-Law on our Homes-Outside.

William Lyon Phelps, New Haven.

F. Wayland Fellowes, New Haven.

VI. The Appeal to the Pagan. Mason A. Green, Springfield, Mass.

VII. Puritan Genealogies. William L. Kingsley, New Haven.

William W. Rodman, New Haven.

II. A so-called Pessimist of the Old Drama: John Webster.

Tompkins McLaughlin, Yale University.

Conway MacMillan.

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NUMBER IV.

William Higgs, Holland Patent, N. Y.

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II. Master and Servant. G. H. Hubbard, Norton, Mass.

III. Coriolanus. Ida M. Street, Ann Arbor, Mich.

IV. The Christian Evolution of a Secular State.

Clarence Greeley, Mt. Carmel, Conn.

V. Joseph and his Brethren: a modern Yorkshire Mistery.

VI. Is Theology a Progressive Science? G. B. Willcox, Chicago, Ill.

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UNIVERSITY TOPICS.

Address of President Dwight at the Funeral of Professor Loomis.

Yale University Bulletin.

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CURRENT LITERATURE.

The Divine Comedy of Dante. By John Augustine Wilstach.

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The Expositor's Bible. By Marcus Dods, D.D., William Alexander, D.D.,

and William Milligan, D.D.

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Systematic Theology. By A. H. Strong, D.D.

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