Fish, H: Clay.-Continued. The english pulpit: J: Wickliffe: Hugh Latimer; J: Jewell; J: Donne; Joseph Hall; T: Adams; W: Chillingworth; R: Baxter; J: Bunyan; J: Howe: J: Tillotson; I: Barrow; Robert South; B: Keach; Francis Atterbury; J: Wesley; G: Whitfield; Robert Robinson; Robert Hall; W: Jay: J: Foster; R: Watson.The german pulpit: Luther; Melanchthon; Spener; Zollikofer: Herder: Reinhard Scheiermacher; Harms: Theremin.-The irish pulpit: Jeremy Taylor: Walter Blake Kirwan; Alexander Carson; C: Wolfe. 2. The french pulpit: Calvin; Bossuet; Bourdaloue; Flechier; La Rue; Fénélon: Abbadie; Superville; Massillon; Saurin; Vinet.-The scottish pulpit: J: Knox; Ralph Erskine; J: M'Laurin; Robert Walker; Hugh Blair: J: Logan; T: M'Crie; T: Chalmers; E: Irving. The american pulpit: T: Hooker; Cotton Mather; Jonathan Edwards; S: Davies: J: Livingston; W: White; J: Leland: Jonathan Maxcy; E: D. Griffin; J: M. Mason; W: Staughton; Gregory T. Bedell; Stephen Olin; J: Summerfield; Bela B. Edwards; Albert B. Dod.-The welsh pulpit: D: Charles; Christmas Evans; J: Elias. - Pulpit eloquence of the 19th century, supplementary to the History and repository of pulpit eloquence, deceased divines, and containing discourses of eminent living ministers in Europe and America, with sketches biographical and descriptive; with an introd. essay by Edwards A. Park. N. Y. 1857. O. 252:27 Contents. The german pulpit: F: A: G. Tholuck; Julius Müller; C. A. Harless; C: Immanuel Nitzsch; Rudolf Stier; F: W: Krummacher; W. Hoffmann; Emil W. Krummacher; Philip Schaff.-The french pulpit: J. H. Merle D'Aubigné; S. R. L. Gaussen; Cæsar Malan; Adolphe Monod: J. H. Grandpierre; Athanase Coquerel; W: Monod; J. J. Audebez.The american pulpit: W: R. Williams; Albert Barnes; Robert J. Breckenridge; J: McClintock; M: Hopkins: G: W. Bethune; Alonzo Potter; F: D. Huntington; R: Fuller; T: H. Skinner; Eliphalet Nott; J: P. Durbin; Lyman Beecher; James Romeyn; C: Pettit McIlvaine; Francis Wayland; G: F. Pierce; R: S. Storrs, jr.-The english pulpit: H: Melvill; J: A. James; Baptist W. Noel; Jabez Bunting; Hugh McNeil; T: Binney; W: Arthur; C: H. Spurgeon.The scotch pulpit: T: Guthrie; Alexander Duff; J: Caird; J: McFarlane; J: Cumming; James Buchanan; Robert S. Candlish; James Hamilton.-The irish pulpit: H: Cooke; R: Whately; Alexander King; Robert Irving.-The welsh pulpit: W: Roberts; W: Rees; T: Aubrey. English pulpit, The; collection of sermons by the most eminent living divines of Eng 252+25 land. N. Y. 1854. O. Contents. Jabez Bunting.-C. J. Bloomfield.-James Parsons.-F. J. Jobson.-T. Raffles.-James Hamilton.-Daniel Moore.-J: A. James.-Jabez Burns.J. E. Beaumont.-E: Parsons.-Joseph Wolff.-D. E. Ford.-W: Atherton.-Isaiah Birt.-W: Jay.-C: Bradley.-W. M. Bunting.-R. W. Hamilton.-J. Bennett. -James Bromley.-H: Melvill.- Robert Newton.Alex. Fletcher. - Timothy East.-James Sherman. -J. Belcher.-B. W. Noel.-J: Cumming.- Robert Young.-T. Adkins.-Timothy Gibson. Scotch sermons, 1880. N. Y. 1881. D. 252:50 Contents. 23 sermons by J: Caird; J. Cunningham; D. J. Ferguson; W: Knight; W. Mackintosh; W. L. M'Farlan; Allan Menzies; T. Nicoll; T. Rain; A. Semple; J. Stevenson; Patrick Stevenson; R. H. Story. Thornton, J: Wingate, ed. The pulpit of the american revolution, or The political sermons of the period of 1776; with a historical introd., notes and ill. Bost. 1860. D. 252: 64 Contents. Historical introd.-Dr. Mayhew's sermon of jan. 30, 1750.-Dr. Chauncy's thanksgiving sermon on the repeal of the stamp act, 1766.-Mr. Cooke's election sermon, 1770.- Mr. Gordon's thanksgiving sermon, 1774. Dr. Langdon's election sermon at Watertown, 1775.--Mr. West's election sermon, 1776. -Mr. Payson's election sermon, 1778.-Mr. Howard's election sermon, 1780.-Dr. Stile's election sermon, Moore, Frank, ed. The patriot preachers of the american revolution, with biographical sketches. N. Y. 1862. D. 252:75 Contents. Jonathan Mayhew; The snare broken.— S: Langdon; Government corrupted by vice.-Jacob Duche; The duty of standing fast in our spiritual and temporal liberties.-W: Smith; Present situation of american affairs.-J: Joachim Zubly; The law of liberty.-J: Hurt; The love of country.-W: Gordon; The separation of the jewish tribes.- Nathaniel Whitaker: An antidote against toryism.-Oliver Hart; Dancing exploded.-S: Stillman; Sermon before the council and house of representatives of the state of Mass. Bay.-D: Tappan; Sermon occasioned by the ratification of peace between Great Britain and the U. S.-J: Rodgers; The divine goodness displayed in the american revolution.-G: Duffield; Sermon on the restoration of peace. Alford, H: Meditations in advent, on creation and providence. Lond. 1865. S. 252:1 Seventeen Augustinus Aurelius, St. short treatises of S. Augustine, bishop of Hippo, tr. with notes and indices. [Library of the fathers, no. 22.] Oxford. 1847. O. 252:2 Baker, Francis Aloysius (originally Asbury). Sermons; with a memoir of his life by A. F. Hewit. 2d ed. N. Y. 1866. O. 252:3 Beecher, H: Ward. Freedom and war; discourses on topics suggested by the times. Bost. 1863. D. 252:4 Lecture-room, talks; a series of familiar discourses on themes of general christian experience. N. Y. 1870. D. 252:5 Bethune, A. N. Lectures upon historical portions of the Old testament. N. Y. 1857. D. 252:6 Beveridge, W: Twenty-six sermons on various subjects, selected from [his] works. [Society for promoting christian knowledge. Lond. 1850. O. 252:7 Blair, Hugh. Sermons; prefixed, the life and character of the author by James Finlayson. Complete in 1 v. N. Y. 1859. O. 252+8 Boston, T: The crook in the lot, or A display of the sovereignty and wisdom of God in the afflictions of men, and the christian's deportment under them. Phila. 1839. S. 252:9 Boyd, Andrew Kennedy Hutchinson. Counsel and comfort spoken from a city pulpit. Bost. 1864. D. 252:10 - The graver thoughts of a country parson. Bost. 1863. D. 252:11 Brace, C: Loring. Short sermons to news boys; with a history of the formation of the News boys' lodging house. N. Y. 1866. D. 252:12 Bullinger, H: The decades. Tr. by H. I. 1st and 2nd decades, ed. for the Parker society by T: Harding. Cambridge. 1849. O. 252:13 Butler, Clement Moore. St. Paul in Rome; lectures del. in the legation of the U. S. of America in Rome. Phila. 1865. D. 252:14 Chalmers, T: Sermons and discourses; now completed by the introd. of his posthumous sermons. N. Y. 1858. 2 v. O. 252+15 Chrysostomus, J:, St. The homilies of S. John Chrysostom, archbishop of Constantinople, on the epistles of St. Paul, the apostle, to Timothy, Titus and Philemon; tr. with notes and indices. [Library of the fathers, Collyer, Robert. The life that now is; sermons. Bost. 1871. S. - 252:18 Bost. 1867. S. 252:19 Coxe, Arthur Cleveland. Sermons on doctrine and duty. 2d ed. Phila. 1856. D. 252: 76 Cyrillus Hierosolymitanus. The catechetical lectures of S. Cyril of Jerusalem, tr. with notes and indices. [Library of the fathers, no. 2.] Oxford. 1845. O. 252:20 Davies, S: Sermons on important subjects. Bost. 1810. O. 252:21 Drummond, James. Thoughts for the christian life; with an introd. by J. G. Holland. N. Y. 1864. D. 252:22 Dudley, J Langford. Tides and tendencies of religious thought. Phila. 1873. D. 252: 23 - [Sermons. Milw. 1870-72.] O. 252:24 Frothingham, Octavius Brooks. The rising and the setting faith, and other discourses. N. Y. 1878. D. 252:28 - Nature and life; sermons. Contents. The mission of the radical preacher.The rising and the setting faith.-The unbelief of the believers.-Why does the popular religion prevail?-Formal religion and life.-The sectarian spirit. The dogma of hell. The higher sentiments. - Attitudes of unbelief. The office of prayer. The american gentleman.-The american lady. - Visions of the future, and other discourses. N. Y. 1879. O. 252:29 Contents. Life as test of creed.-The inspiration of scripture.-Morals and religion.-Religion and immortality. The consolations of rationalism. - The demand of the age on religion. The demand of religion on the age.-The practical value of belief in God. The real God.-The popular religion.-The new song.-Visions of the future. Goulburn, E: Meyrick. Thoughts on personal religion; a treatise on the christian life in its two chief elements, devotion and practice. 4th amer. ed.; with a prefatory note by G: H. Houghton. N. Y. 1866. S. 252:30 Guthrie, T: The gospel in Ezekiel, ill. in a series of discourses. N. Y. 1859. D. 252:31 Hitchcock, E: Religious lectures on peculiar phenomena in the four seasons: 1. The resurrections of spring; 2. The triumphal arch of summer; 3. The euthanasia of autumn; 4. The coronation of winter; del. to the students in Amherst college in 1845 -1849. 3d ed. Bost. 1853. D. 252:32 Hobart, J: H:, bp. of New York. Posthumous works, with a memoir of his life by W: Berrian. N. Y. 1832, 1833. 3 v. O. 252:33 Contents. V. 1. Berrian, W: Memoir. 2, 3. Sermons. Hopkins, M: Teachings and counsels; twenty baccalaureate sermons, with a discourse on president Garfield. N. Y. 1884. D. 252:88 Huntington, F: Dan. Sermons for the people. 3d ed. Bost. 1856. D. 252:34 Kingsley, C: Discipline, and other sermons. The gospel of the Pentateuch; a set of parish Kingsley, C:-Continued. - Village sermons, and Town and country sermons. New ed. (Works, v. 21). Lond. 1882. D. 252:77 The water of life, and other sermons. (Works, v. 26). Lond. 1879. D. 252:82 Westminster sermons, with a preface. [Works, 252:84 v. 28]. Lond. 1882. D. Leighton, Robert. Eighteen sermons, first pub. in Glasgow in 1692 at the desire of his friends, from his papers written with his own hand, and now reprinted; wherein all obvious errors of the press are amended, some notes added for the sake of the common reader, and an account of his life prefixed; with an app. cont. explications of the disputed points of justification, assurance, etc., and an index of the most material things. Lond. 1745. O. 252:36 Luther, Martin. A selection of [his] most celebrated sermons, never before pub. in the U. S.; prefixed, a biographical history of his life. Phila. 1831. D. 252:37 MacDonald, G: Unspoken sermons. N. Y. 1871. D. 252:38 Manning, H: E: The fourfold sovereignty of God. Lond. 1871. D. 252:39 Mears, D. O. The jubilee sabbath of Piedmont church; two discourses, del. june 5, 1881. Worcester, 1881. Q. 252: R74 Monod, Adolphe F: Théodore. Les adieux d'Adolphe Monod; parting words to his friends and the church, oct. 1855 to march 1856. Tr. from the 5th Paris ed. N. Y. 1873. D. 252:43 Munger, Theodore T. The freedom of faith. Bost. 1883. D. 252:85 Sermons with a prefatory essay, "The new theology". Paley, W: Sermons on several subjects [and] Sermons on several occasions. N. Y. 1824. T. 252:44 Parker, Theodore. Ten sermons of religion. 2d ed. Bost. 1861. D. 252:45 Peabody, Andrew Preston. Christian belief and life. Bost. 1875. D. 252:46 Potter, Alonzo. Discourses, charges, pastoral letters, etc. Phila. 1858. D. 252:47 Powers, Horatio Nelson. Through the year; thoughts relating to the seasons of nature and the church. Bost. 1875. D. 252:48 Pusey, E: Bouverie. Parochial sermons. 2d ed. from the 3d Oxford ed. Phila. 1865. D. 252:49 Seabury, S: Discourses on several subjects. Hudson. 1815. 2 v. O. 252:51 Sewall, Frank. The pillow of stones; divine allegories in their spiritual meaning. Phila. 1876. D. 252:53 Sheldon, H: O. The itinerant minister, his work and his reward; a sermon preached before the bishops and ministers of the Delaware conference, at its first session, sept. 24, 1856. Pub. by request. 4th ed. Cinc. 1860. O. 252:54 Divine providence, or Fore-knowledge and the influence of motives consistent with free agency and God's government of events; a sermon. Cinc. 1860. O. With his The itinerant minister. 252:54 - God is love; a sermon on divine benevolence, preached in the universalist church, Calvert st., Baltimore, sept. 25, 1842. 8th ed. Cinc. 1860. O. With his The itinerant minister. 252:54 Skinner, G. M. Sermons, doctrinal and practical; incl. a series of discourses upon the decalogue. Phila. 1871. D. 252:55 Smith, Sydney. Sermons. In his Works. 820.2+19 Smyth, Newman. The reality of faith. N. Y. 1884. D. 252:89 Southard, S: Lewis. The mystery of godliness. N. Y. 1848. O. 252+56 Spring, Gardiner. Pulpit ministrations, or Sabbath readings; a series of discourses on christian doctrine and duty. N. Y. 1864. 2 v. 0. 252+57 Spurgeon, C: Haddon. Sermons, 1st-7th_ser; with introd. and biograph. sketch by E. L. Magoon. N. Y. 1859-1862. 7 v. D. Swing, D: Motives of life. 2d ed. Chicago. 1879. S. 252:61 Contents. Intellectual progress.- Home.-A good name. The pursuit of happiness. - Benevolence.Religion. 252:63 - Truths for to-day. Chicago. 1874, 1876. 2 v. D. 252:62 Tholuck, F: A: Gotttreu. Light from the cross; sermons on the passion of our Lord. Tr. from the german. Phila. 1858. D. Thompson, Joseph Parrish. The early witnesses, or Piety and preaching of the middle ages. N. Y. 1857. T. 252:73 Trench, R: Chenevix. The fitness of holy scripture for unfolding the spiritual life of men, ii. Christ the desire of all nations, or The unconscious prophecies of heathendom; the Hulsean lectures for 1845 and 1846. From 2d Lond. ed. rev. by the author. Phila. 1860. D. 252:65 Tyler, W: Seymour. A discourse commemorative of hon. S: Williston, del. in the Payson church at Easthampton, sept. 13, 1874 and also in the college church at Amherst, sept. 20. Springfield. 1874. O. 252+87 Vinet, Alexandre Rodolphe. Gospel studies; with an introd. by Robert Baird. N. Y. 1849. D. 252:67 Walker, James. Sermons preached in the chapel of Harvard college. Bost. 1861. D. 252:68 Whately, R: Essays, first series, on some of the peculiarities of the christian religion. 7th ed. rev. Lond. 1856. O. 252:69 Whewell, W: On the foundations of morals; four sermons preached before the university of Cambridge, nov. 1837; with add. discourses and essays. Andover. 1839. S. 252:70 Whitehouse, H: J: The sepulchre in the garden; preached at the funeral of mrs. Helen Anderson Carter in the church of the holy communion, Chicago, march 28, 1862. N. Y. 1862. O. 252+86 Wiseman, N: Patrice Stephen. The sermons, lectures and speeches del. during his tour in Ireland in aug. and sept. 1858, with his lecture del. in London on the " Impressions" of his tour; rev. by his eminence, with a connecting narrative. Bost. 1859. D. 252:71 7. Institutions and Missions. 1. Institutions in general. Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn. Christian institutions; essays on ecclesiastical subjects. N. Y. 1881. D. 260: 1 Contents. Baptism.-The eucharist.-Absolution.— Ecclesiastical vestments.-The basilica.-The clergy. -The pope.-The litany.-The roman_catacombs. -The council and creed of Constantinople.-The ten commandments.-Addenda.-Index. Thayer, W: Makepeace. A book for the times, spots in our feasts of charity; an exposure of the delinquencies of christian professors in regard to the ordinances of religion, and other agencies for doing good; with an introd. by Jacob Ide. Bost. 1854. D. - Der protestantismus als politisches princip im deutschen reich. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304: 15 v1 Bunsen, Christian C: Josias freiherr v. Signs of the times; letters to Ernst Moritz Arndt on the dangers to religious liberty in the present state of the world. Tr. from the german by Susanna Winkworth. N. Y. 1856. D. 261:2 Deutsches kaiserwort, Ein. In Deutsche zeitund streit-fragen. 304: 15 v7 Fry, Caroline. The listener in Oxford. [Anon.] 2d ed. Lond. 1840. S. 261:3 Geffcken, H: Church and state; their relations historically developed. Tr. and ed. with the assistance of the author by E: Fairfax Taylor. Lond. 1877. 2 v. O. 261+15 Lathrop, Joseph. Christ's warning to the churches; with an app. on the apostolical succession, [and] with an introd. notice by J. M. Wainwright. N. Y. 1844. S. 261:5 Manning, H: E: The reunion of christendom; a pastoral letter to the clergy, etc. N. Y. 1866. O. 261:6 The Vatican decrees in their bearing on civil allegiance. 2d ed. Lond. 1875. O. 261:7 Pusey, E: Bouverie. The church of England a portion of Christ's one holy catholic church and a means of restoring visible unity; an eirenicon in a letter to the author of "The christian year." N. Y. 1866. D. 261:8 Letter, Putnam, Ellen T. H. Where is the city? 2d ed. [Anon.] Bost. 1868. S. 261:4 Note. For reply see Newman, J: H: no 282+14. 261: 10 Sclater, W: The original draught of the primitive church. New ed. carefully corr., with the quotations from the fathers, etc., given at length. Oxford. 1850. D. 261:9 Stone, J: Kent. The invitation heeded; reasons for a return to catholic unity. 2d ed. N. Y. 1870. D. Stow, Baron. First things, or The development of church life. Bost. 1859. S. 261:11 Taylor, I: Spiritual despotism, by the author of Natural history of enthusiasm. N. Y. 1835. D. 261: 12 Tuttle, I: H. Our brethren in every city; brief sketches of european and eastern churches. N. Y. 1855. S. 261:13 Wasserschleben, F: W: A: Hermann. Das landesherrliche kirchenregiment. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304: 15 v1 Whately, R: A general view of the rise, progress and corruptions of christianity; with a sketch of the life of the author, and a catalogue of his writings. N. Y. 1860. D. 261: 14 Ecclesiastical polity. Coleridge, S: Taylor. On the constitution of church and state. In his Complete works. 820.2: 7 v6 Ewer, F. C. Catholicity in its relationship to protestantism and romanism; six conferences del. at Newark, N. J., at the request of leading laymen of that city. N. Y. 1878. D. 262:1 Hobart, J: H: An apology for apostolic order and its advocates, in a series of letters addressed to J: M. Mason. 2d ed. with notes and an index. N. Y. 1844. D. 262:2 Holtzendorff, Franz v. Der priester-cölibat. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304: 15 v4 Hooker, R: Laws of ecclesiastical polity. In his Works. 200+6 Huber, Victor Aimé, (Janus). The pope and the council, by Janus. Authorized tr. from the german. Bost. 1870. D. 262:3 Kenrick, Francis Patrick. The primacy of the apostolic see, and the authority of general councils vindicated, in a series of letters addressed to J. H. Hopkins. Phila. 1838. D. 262:4 Ladd, G: Trumbull. Principle of church polity, illustrated by an analysis of modern congregationalism, and applied to certain important practical questions in the government of christian churches; Southworth lectures, del. at Andover theological seminary in 1879-1881. N. Y. 1882. O. 262:10 Lea, H: C: An historical sketch of sacerdotal celibacy in the christian church. 2d ed. enl. Bost. 1884. O. 262+11 Maistre, Joseph Marie comte de. The pope considered in his relations to the church, temporal sovereignties, separated churches, and the cause of civilization. Tr. by Eneas McD. Dawson. Lond. 1850. D. 262:5 Mason, J: Mitchell. Essays on episcopacy, and the Apology for apostolic order and its advocates, reviewed; ed. by Ebenezer Mason. N. Y. 1844. D. 262:6 Perceval, Arthur Philip. An apology for the doctrine of apostolical succession, with an app. on the english orders. N. Y. 1840. S. 262: 7 Schulte, J: F: ritter v. Ueber kirchenstrafen. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304: 15 v1 Stillingfleet, E: A defence of the discourse concerning the idolatry practised in the church of Rome, in answer to a book entituled Catholicks no idolaters. The two first parts. Lond. 1676. S. 262: R8 Weninger, François Xavier. On the apostolical and infallible authority of the pope, when teaching the faithful, and on his relation to a general council. 2d ed. N. Y. 1869. D. 262: 9 3. The sabbath, Andrews, J. N. History of the sabbath, and the first day of the week. 2d ed. Battle Creek, Mich. 1873. D. 263: 1 Bacon, Leonard Woolsey, and G: Blagden Bacon. The sabbath question, sunday observance and sunday laws; a sermon and two speeches by Leonard W. Bacon; six sermons on the sabbath question, by the late G: Blagden Bacon. N. Y. 1882. S. 263:4 Gilfillan, James. The sabbath viewed in the light of reason, revelation and history, with sketches of its literature. N. Y. 1862. D. 263:2 Lammers, A: Sonntagsfeier in Deutschland. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304: 15 v11 Littlejohn, W. H. The constitutional amendment, or The sunday, the sabbath, the change and restitution; a discussion between W. H. Littlejohn, seventh-day adventist, and the ed. of the Christian statesman. Battle Creek. 1873. D. 263:3 4. Baptism. Adams, W: Mercy to babes; a plea for the christian baptism of infants, addressed to those who doubt and to those who deny the validity of that practice, upon the grounds of the doctrine of baptism, and the eternal sense of holy writ, and of the domestic, social and religious nature of man. N. Y. 1847. D. 264: 1 Gale, J: Reflections on mr. [W:] Wall's History of infant baptism. [Anon.] T. p. w. [Lond. 1711.] D. 264: 2 Woods, Leonard. Lectures on infant baptism. 2d ed. Andover. 1829. D. 264:3 5. Missions. In general. Harris, J: The great commission, or The christian church constituted and charged to convey the gospel to the world; with an introd. essay by W: R. Williams. 8th thous. Bost. 1858. D. 266: 2 Holmes, J: Historical sketches of the missions of the united brethren for propagating the gospel among the heathen, from their commencement to the present time. Dublin. 266:3 1818. O. Marshall, T. W. M. Christian missions; their agents, and their results. N. Y. 1864. 2 v. O. 266: 7 Newcomb, Harvey. A cyclopedia of missions; containing a comprehensive view of missionary operations throughout the world, with geographical descriptions, and accounts of the social, moral and religious condition of the people. 2d rev. ed. with the latest corr. N. Y. 1860. O. 266+8 Thompson, A: C. Moravian missions; twelve lectures. N. Y. 1882. D. Warneck, Gustav. Modern missions and culture; their mutual relations. Tr. from the german by T: Smith. Edinb. 1883. D. Home. 266: 11 266: 12 Beecher, Lyman. A plea for the west. 3d ed. Cinc. 1836. T. 266:1 Smet, P: J: de. Western missions and missionaries; a series of letters. N. Y. 1863. D. 266: 4 - The early jesuit missions in North America. N. Y. 1848. D. Loskiel, G: H: History of the mission of the united brethren among the indians in North America, in 3 parts. Tr. from the german by Christian Ignatius La Trobe. Lond. 1794. O. 266: 6 Shea, J: Gilmary. History of the catholic missions among the indian tribes of the U. S., 1529-1854. N. Y. 1854. D. 266:9 Foreign. Dean, W: The China mission; embracing a history of the various missions of all denominations among the chinese, with biographical sketches of deceased missionaries. N. Y. 1859. D. 267: 1 Huc, Evariste Régis abbé. Christianity in China, Tartary and Thibet. N. Y. 1857. 2 v. D. 267:2 Contents. V. 1. From the apostleship of St. Thomas to the discovery of the Cape of Good Hope. 2. From the discovery of the Cape of Good Hope to the establishment of the Mantchoo-Tartar dynasty in China. Kesson, J: The cross and the dragon, or The fortunes of christianity in China; with notices of the christian missions and missionaries, and some account of the chinese secret societies. Lond. 1854. D. 267:3 Siam and Laos, as seen by our american missionaries. Map and ill. Phila. [1884]. D. 267: 6 Young, Robert. Modern missions, their trials and triumphs; with introd. by James H. Wilson. 1st amer. ed., rev. and enl. N. Y. [1883]. D. 267:4 - Note. Modern protestant missions in India, Burmah, Japan, China, south Africa, western Africa, central Africa, Madagascar, eastern and central Polynesia, Melanesia. - Light in the lands of darkness; a record of missionary labor among greenlanders, eskimos, patagonians, etc.; with introd. by the earl of Shaftesbury. Ill. N. Y. 1884. D. 267:5 Adventures of a missionary, or Rivers of water in a dry place; an account of the introduction of the gospel of Jesus into south Africa and of mr. Moffat's missionary travels and labors. 111. N. Y. n. d. S. x 267: 7 268: 1 Sunday schools and revivals. Tyng, Stephen Higginson. Forty years experience in sunday schools. N. Y. 1860. S. Sprague, W: Buell. Lectures on revivals of religion; with an introd. essay by Leonard Woods, also an app. consisting of letters from drs. Alexander, Wayland [and others]. 2d ed. with add. letters. N. Y. 1833. D. 269:1 Clark, Rufus Wheelwright. The work of God in Great Britain under messrs. Moody and Sankey, 1873 to 1875; with biographical sketches. N. Y. 1875. D. 269:2 Schramm, K: Rudolph. Das heer der selig. macher, oder Die heils-armee in England. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304 15 v12 |