The improvement in the style of the present over the first edition

Mr. Austin's account of the storming of Monte Rotondo unworthy of

His account of the battle of Mentana unjust

Improbability of his account of the journey of Olympia and Godfrid

The change in the character of Godfrid

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Love, Religion, Country, and Mankind constitute the motive powers

which influence all our noblest emotions

VII-A FEW MORE WORDS ON FESSLER.

Previous statements and correspondence on Mgr. Fessler's treatise
Purport of that treatise

Bearing of the Pope's Brief on the authority of the Syllabus

ART. VIII. THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN FRANCE.

Education the main battle ground in France

The future policy of European Liberalism

Result to be expected if Liberalism obtains a lasting triumph in France 212

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211

The Archbishop of Westminster's Glories of the Sacred Heart
Rev. H. J. Coleridge's The Sermon on the Mount

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237

Ven. F. Augustine Baker's Sancta Sophia; or, Directions for the

Prayer of Contemplation

239

S. Ignatius-His Testimony to Primitive Conception of the Christian

Religion

241

Pomponio Leto's Eight Months at Rome, during the Vatican Council. 244

The Church Quarterly on Miracles

Rev. F. O'Reilly's Relations of the Church to Society

Short Sermons preached in the Chapel of S. Mary's College, Oscott
Right Rev. Mgr. Patterson's Rome and Italy

Rev. H. Formby's Five Letters on the City of Ancient Rome
Mr. Aubrey De Vere's S. Thomas of Canterbury

Mr. R. W. Emerson's Letters and Social Aims

Bishop T. Watson's Sermons on the Sacraments

Archbishop of Sens' Confidence in the Mercy of God

Maurus's Questiones Philosophica

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Miss A. C. Thompson's Preludes

Sir J. C. Barrow's Poems

Songs in the Night

The Wyndham Family

Lady Gertrude Douglas's Linked Lives

Madame Monteiro's Sanctuary Meditations for Priests and Frequent

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CONTENTS.

ART. I.-POMPONIO LETO ON THE VATICAN COUNCIL.

The misery endured in reading the work of Pomponio Leto

The resemblance between his work and that of Quirinus

No true Catholic could have written the work

Critical examination of the book

ART. II. THE GOSPEL NARRATIVE OF THE RESURRECTION.

Importance of studying the historical evidence of the Resurrection
Alleged discrepancies in the Gospel narrative

Catholic doctrine on inspiration.

The narrative easily reconcilable with that doctrine

And adds positive intrinsic evidence of the Resurrection

ART. III.-F. BAKER'S "SANCTA SOPHIA."

Prayer the natural sequence of a knowledge of the Supreme Being

ART. 1V.-ANGLICANISM IN AUSTRALIA.

The intensely national character of Anglicanism.

Opposition of the Catholic hierarchy to Henry VIII. and to Elizabeth

The dependence of Anglicanism upon the State .

The infamous character of its early bishops

Dr. Barker on Protestantism

Identity in his opinions with those of the ancient Pagans

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391

397

399

The high estimation in which the Scriptures were held in the "dark

ages"

Dr. Barker's misrepresentation of the reason of the Pope's supremacy

Difficulty in thinking he believes all he asserts

Consolation in the hope that the persecution which Catholics are now

enduring in many countries will but herald a brighter day

The difference between a Catholic and a non Catholic.

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439

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447

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On the necessity of a proper conception of the works we read

The opinions of Mr. Tyndall are not original, but only remarkable for

the manner in which he places them before the public.

His attack upon the Catholic Church.

With regard to science, his views are akin to materialistic Hegelianism 458

His religion appears as the latest form of Buddhism

ART. VII. THE EARL OF STRAFFORD.

The interesting characters of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. 459
The early life of Wentworth

Although harsh in many of his actions, his genius and energy were

astounding.

His devotion to the King

His belief of the subserviency of the Church to the State

He was not a bad Lord-Deputy as times went

The war with the Scots

Wentworth created Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland

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He is impeached by the Commons, and committed to the Tower.

The personal spite of Pym against Strafford, who is condemned

His execution did not stop the struggle between Charles and the

Puritans

ART. VIII. THE IMPENDING WAR.

Anxious aspect of affairs

The agitation about the atrocities perpetrated in Bulgaria

Mr. Gladstone's language about them

His proposals as to foreign policy

The Duke of Argyll on the Turks

Attitude of the Government and the country

NOTE TO OUR LAST NUMBER

Mr. Lilly's Some Considerations on the Civilization of the Nineteenth

Century

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Rev. Dr. Todd's The Religious Life

528

Lord Blachford's The Reality of Duty as illustrated by the Biography

of John Stuart Mill

Mr. Oxenham's Catholic Eschatology and Universalism

Mr. Trevelyan's Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

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535

Professor Janssen's Geschichte des deutschen Volkes seit dem Aus-
gang des Mittelalters .

M. Brin's De Intellectualismo, juxta meutem Syllabi Vaticanique

Concilii