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—————.-WORKS BY THE REV. J. A. WYLIE, LL.D.I.THE PAPACY ; its History, Dogmas, Genius, and I'ro-SPECTS. Being the Evangelical Alliauce Prize Essay onPopery. Demy 8vo, cloth, price 8s. 6d. \_Fourth Edition.Opinions of the Press." The book of the age on the question."— iJei'. Mr. Broclclehurst, in ComExchange, Manchester." It would be difficult to determine which to admire most—the breadth andcomprehensiveness of the plan, the method of the argument, the clearnessand copiousness of the details, the vividness and tact of the gi'ouping, thefine healthy air of its high Christian philosophy, or the vigjrous eloquence,rich imagery, and moral earnestness of its style." Glasgow Constitutional"Dr. Wylie's volume is learned, philosophical, and eloquent." BritishQuarterly Review." This able and finished production combines at once the rare qualities ofclear statement, vigorous logic, and eloquent style. Its tone and spirit areworthy of an Evangelical Alliance."— Baptist Magazine.PILGRIMAGE FROM THE ALPS TO THE TIBER ;II.THE Influence of Romanism on Trade, Justice, andKnowledge. Post 8vo, price 6s. 6d. [Second Thoiisand.CONTENTS.1. The Introduction. 2. The Passage of the Alps. 3. Rise and Progress ofConstitutionalism in Piedmont. 4. Structure and Characteristics of theVaudois Valleys. 5. State and Prospects of the Vaudois Church. 6.From Turin to Novara— Plain of Lombardy. 7. From Novara to Milan-—Dogana— Chain of the Alps. 8. City and People of Milan. 9. Ai'codella Pace—St. Ambrose. 10. The Duomo of Milan. 11. Milan toBrescia—The Reformers. 12. The Present the Image of the Past. 13.Scenery of Lake Garda-^Peschiera—Verona. 14. From Verona toVenice—The Tyi'olese Alps. 15. Venice.—Death of Nations. 16. Pachia—St. Anthony—The Po—Arrest. 17. Ferrara—Eenee and OlympiaMorata. 18. Bologna and the Apennines. 19. Florence and its YoungEvangelism. 20. From Leghorn to Rome— Civita Vecchia. 21. ModernRome. 22. Ancient Rome—The Seven Hills. 23. Sights in Rome—Catacombs—Pilate's Stairs—Pio Nono, &c. 24. Influence of Romanismon Trade. 25. Influence of Romanism on Trade — (continued). 26.Justice and Liberty in the Papal States. 27. Education and Knowledgein the Papal States. 28. Mental State of the Priesthood in Italy. 29.Social and Domestic Customs of the Romans. 30. The Argument fromthe whole ;or, Rome her own Witness.Opinions of the Press." We are presented with the gist of the Popish controversy, freshened bynew and very striking examples, and lightened by amusing incident andgraphic description." -Hugh Miller." The Pilgrimage, both in matter and expression, is by far the most finishedperformance of the sort that has ever issued from the pen of an Englishtraveller. I was unspeakably interested in its perusal, and in the sublimeand awful delineations which it gives of the effect of the doctrines of Antichristin the very centre of the Papal dominions." Eev. Dr. Campbell ofLondon."Replete with interest." Athenceum.London :HAMILTON, ADAMS, & CO.Edinburgh : A. ELLIOT, 15 Princes Street.or,