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Alphandery, Paul—continued.
the rise of the great Mendicant Orders... The title is somewhat
too restricted, for the moral conceptions of the heretics form but a
small part of the subjects discussed." Nation, 1904.
Arnold, Alfreda.
Church work in Japan. 1905
266 A75
Account of the missions of the English church in Japan.
Baldwin, George Colfax.
Representative men of the New testament, i860 225.9 Big
Contents: John the Baptist, the herald preacher.—Herod, the sensual
man.—Peter, the impulsive man.—Judas, the avaricious man.—
John, the beloved man.—Thomas, the doubter.—Nicodemus, the
religious inquirer.—Ananias, the liar.—Stephen, the martyr-deacon.
—The nameless moral young man.—Agrippa, the almost Christian.
—The jailor, or the converted man.—Paul, the great man.
Bangs, Nathan.
History of the Methodist Episcopal church. 4v. 1839-41.^287 B22
Author (1778-1862) was a prominent minister of the Methodist church,
editor of the "Christian advocate" and president of Wesleyan University.
Barry, William Francis.
Tradition of Scripture; its origin, authority and interpretation.
1906. (Westminster library.)
220.1 B27
"Bibliography," p.267-273.
"Author's preoccupation is theological, not scientific; and in his treatment
of critical questions, he inquires, not what are the conclusions
established by the evidence, but what proportion of those conclusions
can be reconciled with the pronouncements of Roman authority..-The
result of his inquiry... is that the conclusions of criticism are largely
accepted in the case of the Old Testament, and mostly rejected in the
case of the New." Academy, 1906.
[Bartle, Anita, comp.]
Madonna of the poets. 1906
245 B27
Anthology of poems and prayers addressed to or concerning the Madonna.
Bernheimer, Charles Seligman. ed.
Russian Jew in the United States; studies of social conditions
in New York, Philadelphia and Chicago, with a
description of rural settlements. 1905 296 B45
Contents: Introductory.—General aspects of the population.—Philanthropy.—Economic
and industrial condition.—Religious activity.—
Educational influences.—Amusements and social life.—Politics.—
Health and sanitation.—Law and litigation.—Distribution.—Rural settlements.—Conclusions.
"Reading list," p.416-420.
Authoritative studies prepared by men and women of practical knowledge
and experience. Sympathetic toward the Jew.
Blackburn, William Maxwell.
Admiral Coligny and the rise of the Huguenots. 2v.
1869 284.5 B51
More than a biography of Coligny. A history of the French reformation
and of the rise of the Huguenots, with Admiral Coligny as the
central figure. Covers the years 1517 to 1572.
Bolles, John Rogers, & Williams, Mrs Anna (Bolles),
(pseud. Jak).
The Rogerenes; some hitherto unpublished annals belonging
to the colonial history of Connecticut. 1904 q277-4 B61
Contents: A vindication, by J. R. Bolles.—History of the Rogerenes,
by A. B. Williams.
"Appendix of Rogerene writings," p.345-392-
Carmichael, Amy Wilson.
Things as they are; mission work in southern India. 1904. .266 C21
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