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Phillips, Samuel Louis.
Agreement of evolution & Christianity. 1904
213 P51
"Undertakes to prove that there is nothing in the Bible to contradict
anything generally maintained by present-day natural science." American
journal of theology, 1905.
Pressly, John Taylor.
Strictures on Williams' reply to Lectures on baptism. 1842.
Pittsburgh
r26s P92
Sayce, Archibald Henry.
Introduction to the books of Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther. .222.7 S27
Sheldon, Walter Lorenzo.
Old testament Bible stories as a basis for the ethical instruction
of the young. 1902
221 S54
Sherlock, William.
Discourse concerning the divine providence. 1848. Pittsburgh
r23i S55
Sherlock (i64i?-i707) was a learned English divine, and his argument
on divine providence is still esteemed.
Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn, dean.
Lectures on the history of the Jewish church. 3v. 1902-
04 296 S78
v.i. Abraham to Samuel.
v.2. Samuel to the captivity.
v.3. The captivity to the Christian era.
Contains a number of bibliographies.
"The most serious defect is the want of critical power, which shows itself
in various ways—in exaggeration, in the excessive laudation of
Ewald. . .But his largeness of view, his varied learning, his happy
sense of historical analogy, his dramatic feeling, his picturesque
imagination, his human-hcartedness, enthusiasm and earnestness,
enabled him to paint the real life, character and surroundings of the
actors in Jewish history with a vividness, a richness, and a vitality
that were never before equalled." Frothero's Life and correspondence
of Stanley.
Stevens, George Barker.
Christian doctrine of salvation. 1905. (International theological
library.)
234 S84
Toy, Crawford Howell.
History of the religion of Israel; an Old testament primer.
1905 296 T67I1
"Books of reference," p.11 —17.
Very condensed outline history in lesson arrangement, with questions
and list of references for each chapter.
Warner, George Henry.
The Jewish spectre. 1905
296 W23
Of interest and value as a semi-historical account of all that the Jewish
race has done and left undone since the beginning of record. Condensed
from the Dial, 1905.
Sociology-
Abbott, Edith.
Wages of unskilled labor in the United States, 1850-1900.
: 905 r33i.2 A13
Dissertation submitted to the faculty of the graduate school of Chicago
University in candidacy for the degree of doctor of philosophy.
Reprinted from "Journal of political economy," v.13, no.3.
Attempt to arrive at an exact estimate of the change in the wages of unskilled
labor in the United States for 50 years. Series of tables show
average wages during the period covered.
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