Society, Prettyman's Dispauperisation," The Transatlantic, August 1875, the "Gaol Cradle." I have also visited Elberfeld for the purpose inquiring into the excellent poor relief system there. of "Recreation" and "Emotion" are two speeches delivered at South Place Institute, Finsbury Circus the materials are of a light and general, but I hope suggestive, character, and seem to call for no special acknowledgment beyond that due to general reading. The "Obiter Dicta" will be found to bear, after the manner of supplemental notes, upon sundry and related questions touched upon in the body of the book. I ventured to sow them there hastily as germs of thought capable of future expansion. I commend this book first to the members of my own congregation, whose earnestness, intelligence, and love has cheered and sustained me in my present ministry for nine years. Secondly, to the large circle of friends and readers whose interest in questions of unspeak able importance has brought "Thoughts for the Times" through eleven editions, and "Speech in Season" through five. And, lastly, to that great general public, present and to come, who in different climes and ages, in spite of all hindrances, threats, and calumny, aspire to realise the words of the heavenly Master, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." H. R. HAWEIS. 16, Welbeck Street, Cavendish Square. October, 1876. Resettlement of Religion must be Theological The Rising Generation of Religious Teachers ... ... |