About, Edmund, Handbook of Social Economy,
or the Workers' A B C, 130.
Alexander, the Emperor, and the Policy of Rus-
sia, 65; Wonderful power belonging to the
Czar, ib.; Sketch of Alexander's Life, 65, 66;
His Popularity, 67; How much of his policy is
to be attributed to Gortschakoff, 68; Amiable
and unwarlike disposition of Alexander, 69;
Unfavourable circumstances under which he
commenced his reign, 70; Russian relations
with the Sclaves, 71; The Eastern Question,
72; History of the Russians in Central Asia,
73; General Romanofsky's operations, 75; His
book, 76; English ignorance and indifference
regarding the subject, 78.

Alford, Henry, D.D., The Book of Genesis, and
part of the Book of Exodus, 320.

Life Journals of, 278.

Animals and their Masters, 292.
Aristotle, 247; Death of Trendelenburg and
Grote, ib.; The Unfinished Labours of the
latter upon Aristotelian Philosophy, 247, 248;
Birth and Early Life of Aristotle, 248; Alexan-
der the Great his pupil and afterwards his
patron, 249, 250; His Unpopularity, 250; He
leaves Athens and dies at Chalkis, 251; His
Character, ib.; The Aristotelian Canon, An-
cient and Modern, 252; Aristotle's Library,
253; Mr. Grote's disregard of the question
regarding the Criticism of the Canon, 254;
His method of describing Aristotle's Philoso-
phy, 255; Attempt to make it identical with
his own, 258.

Arnold, Matthew, Literature and Dogma, 311.
Atlas, An Historical, of Ancient Geography, Part

I., 128.

Aubrey, W. H. S., The National and Domestic
History of England, Vol. III., 275.

Bagehot, Walter, Physics and Politics, 287.

The English Constitution, 128.
Bampton Lecture on Dissent, The, 1; Courteous
tone of the writer, ib.; Such courtesy not al-
ways manifested by members of his Church,
2; Misquotations, 4; Causes of the unfairness
evinced in the book, ib.; The grounds for the
Church's authority not defined, 5; Our Lord's
idea of a Church, 6; Question of National

Boundaries, 8; The Establishment not defen-
sible on spiritual principles, 9; nor on the
ground of expediency, ib.; Injurious to deve-
lopment, individual and social, 10; Inimical
to true Catholicity, 11; Illustrations of this,
13; Divine right of Episcopacy, 14; Contro-
versies within the Church, 16; Points in which
Mr. Curteis disparages Free Churches, 17;
Misconception of Puritanism, ib.; Mistake in
identifying Nonconformity with Calvinism,
19; The Church of England not the Church
of the Teutonic race,' ib.; Nor the Great Bul-

wark against Romanism, ib.; Comparison be
tween the English Church and the Noncon-
formists with respect to freedom, 21; Endow.
ments, 25; Numerical Proportions of the Free
Churches and the Established Church, 26.
Barnard, F. A. P., The Metric System of Weights
and Measures, 293.

Bastiat, The late F., Essays on Political Econo-
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Bates, H. W., Edited by, Illustrated Travels,
127.

Baumstark, C. E., Christliche Apologetik auf
Anthropologischer Grundlage, 326.

Bayne, Peter, The Days of Jezebel, 296.
Bersier, Eugene, Histoire du Synode Général de
l'Eglise Réformée de France, 230.
Bickersteth, Rev. E. H., Edited by, The Shadow
of the Rock, and other Poems, 298.
Black, Robert, Lady Caroline: with Pendants,
301.

William, Adventures of a Phaeton, 302.
Bonwick, James, The Mormons and the Silver
Mines, 284.

Bowra, Harriett, Una, or the Early Marriage,
145.