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Coakley, Thomas F. r 282 C62r
Roman seminary life. 1912.
Under the four heads, Discipline, Intellectual life, Recreations, and General observations,
a former student discusses frankly the effect of unfortunate rules and regulations
in the seminaries of Rome, not in a critical spirit but with the desire to improve
conditions for future students.
Cornelison, Isaac Amada. 248 C82
Natural history of religious feeling; a question of miracles in the
soul; an inductive study. 1911. Putnam.
Contents: Natural causes of religious feeling.—The religious ecstasy.—Conversion.
—Practical consequences of the doctrine of conversion.—Appendix: Examples of conversions
gathered from a wide range of space and time.
Maeterlinck, Maurice. 236 M240
Our eternity; tr. by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. 1913. Dodd.
Contents: Our injustice to death.—Annihilation.—The survival of our consciousness.—The
theosophical hypothesis.—The neospiritualistic hypothesis; apparitions.—Communications
with the dead.—Cross correspondence.—Reincarnation.—The fate of our
consciousness.—The two aspects of infinity.—Our fate in those infinities.—Conclusions.
"A very considerable extension of the essay on Death which was published as a
separate work in 1911. . .Chapters IV to VIII are entirely new and the author has added
largely to all the other chapters." Translator's note.
New York (city), St. George's Church. r 283 N26
Year book [1911/12]. 1912.
Newman, John Henry, cardinal. 252 N28se
Sermons preached on various occasions. 1908. Longmans.
Orr, James. 232 028r
Resurrection of Jesus. [1908.] Hodder.
Pattee, Fred Lewis. 268 P31
Elements of religious pedagogy; a course in Sunday school teachertraining.
1909. Eaton.
"Books for supplementary reading and reference," p.5—7.
Explanation in simple terms of the essentials of psychology and child-study, followed
by a practical application of these principles to the work of the Sunday-school.
Ruppin, Arthur. 296 R88
The Jews of to-day; tr. from the German by Margery Bentwich.
1913. Bell.
Contents: Assimilation.—Jewish nationalism.
Author believes that the Jews are being assimilated into modern European culture
and that there is real danger of the disappearance of the racial spirit. His solution of
the difficulty is Zionism, for which he argues with much force and eloquence. Condensed
from Spectator, 1913.
Schleiermacher, Friedrich Ernst Daniel. 204 S340
On religion; speeches to its cultured despisers; tr. with introduction
by John Oman. 1893. Paul.
"The value of the book is the vigour with which it asserts that religion is an original
and fundamental element in human nature... That is the claim by which the
Speeches on Religion marked an era in religious thought.. .The style...is throughout
...enthusiastic, flowing, intense, rhetorical, in deliberate and glaring contrast to the
dull level of expository prose." Oman's Problem of faith and freedom.
Scott, Nancy Elnora. r 28 3 S42
Limits of toleration within the Church of England from 1632 to
1642. 1912.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania.
"Bibliography," p.114-110.