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Ribot, Theodule,
Diseases of personality. 1898 132 I?39d
Brief study of some mental disorders and aberrations of personality.
Sangster, Mrs Margaret Elizabeth (Munson).
Little kingdom of home. 1905 173 S22
Essays on the ideals and problems of home life.
Sidgwick, Henry.
Lectures on the philosophy of Kant, and other philosophical
lectures and essays. 1905
193 Ki22s
Contents: The metaphysics of Kant.—The metaphysics of T. H. Green.
—The philosophy of Herbert Spencer.—Essays.
Waldegrave, A. J. comp.
Teacher's hand-book of moral lessons. 1904
170 W15
Religion
Baird, Robert.
Religion in America; or. An account of the origin, relation
to the state and present condition of the evangelical
churches in the United States, with notes of the unevangelical
denominations. 1856 1^277.3 B16
Blackie, John Stuart.
Natural history of atheism. 1878
211 B51
Contents: Presumptions.—Theism, its reasonable ground.—Atheism, its
varieties and common root.—Polytheism.—Kuddhism.—The atheism of
reaction; modern English atheists and agnostics; Martineau and
Tyndall.
Brooke, Stopford Augustus.
Christ in modern life; sermons preached in St. James's
chapel, York street, St. James's square, London.
1872 252 B772C
Brumbaugh, Martin Grove.
Making of a teacher; a contribution to some phases of the
problem of religious education. 1905
268 B83
Study of the principles and methods of Sunday school teaching.
Burbidge, Edward.
Liturgies and offices of the church; for the use of English
readers in illustration of the Book of common
pra3'er, with a catalogue of the remains of the library
of Archbishop Cranmer. 1886
264 B88
"List of works referred to," p.347-348.
Delitzsch, Franz Julius.
System of biblical psychology; tr. by R. E. Wallis. 1867.
(Clark's foreign theological library, 4th ser. v.13.) . . .. 220.8 D39
Foster, George Burman.
Finality of the Christian religion. 1906. (Chicago University.
Decennial publications, 2d ser. v.16.)
239 F81
Author is (1906) professor of the philosophy of religion at Chicago
University. The purpose of his book is to inquire whether "Christian"
may be regarded as the permanent adjective by which to define the
growing ideal of humanity.
Gifford, Edwin Hamilton.
The incarnation; a study of Philippians If, 5-11. 1897 232 G37
The substance of the book was published in the "Expositor" for September
and October 1896. It consists of a commentary on the passage
and notes on the history of its interpretation.
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