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    Oct. i, 1889 The Publishers' Circular II...

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    Doctrine on the Heathen as the Basis of Missionary Theology , ' by Edward White . Mr . White ' s object in these able discourses 1 delivered

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    enterprise . He points out the widespread misunderstanding in the Christian Church respecting the meaning i pto ^ pa of the word ' Heathen / and

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    Tuileries , of one aspect of which the authoress was herself a spectator . Madame Carette held the post ¦ % for a term of years of reader to the

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    the period when Napoleon III . was at the height of his power . A good many pages of the book are filled with desultory accounts of

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    " f Honor : a Saratoga Romance / by Caroline W . Rock wood . The characters in this unsatisfact ory book consist chiefly of ' stately creafii / queenl ¦^ / distinguished XOJUlt looking xi / Jrk *

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    there is nothing in the plot to counteract such ! disappointing characteristics of method .

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    ¦ author ics / of by thi the s Rev book H was . E . for Leg several h , M . A . The organising secretary for the temperance move years ment in the dioceses b B of Wincheste B r and

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    book can scarcely fail to prove useful to temperance advocates ; and the appendix of

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    handsome booklet containing * short offices ' for the anniversaries of baptism , confirmation , and ' firs b « . Af . . & P « tB * t B ^ communion ^^ ^^ -B , BWBk BkM « . BBk B ^ Bfe m , B — - ^ T - > ^ . Devotional ¦» ^ ^^ " ^ -- — ^^ Bfci ^^ , b » * b > VW Bfc poetry H >^ ^^ ^ " * ^^ ^ F * and ^ ' * " " * ^ ^"" appro " - >¦¦ ¦* ^ V ¦ b . p * ' bV ^ X- * -

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    Etrangers / par Victor Cherbuliez ^ . The subjects i of these essays are—Hegel and his correspon-Hp dence . nrr ! ; Prince Prinnft Bismarc Riamarr . k k and and M M . . Moritz Moritz Busch Husoh :

    Lord Beaconsfield ; William von Humboldt ; ^ and B ^ pf - > . Jb ^>» . ¦ C ^ m ^ B h » Jk VK arl 'Wp' i . - » . o * B ^ tte Wk * " .- " ^ B * Di B— 1 ^ BB e ^ b * - de VB ^ B ^ ; a BB . I W r S ^ pP- t - » B ra ^ Bb- » lsu ^^ - ^ « W n - * . — d V- > ¦¦ ¦ Burgomaster k ! ¦ - > ' « . - * V ¦ *^ ^^ « ¦ ' I *¦* B Bj . B . * itpP- BB .

    in the 16 th century ; Count Beust and his memoirs ; King Louis of Bavaria ; General Gojdon Ranke M . Geffcken . and the Emperor

    ^ pff ^ Timi V ^ P ^ « IA ; m T WP ¦ P' ™* " ^ - * "k ^ * ,. * - ¦ ; H ¦ IB B ^ .-I ^ P- BB . ^^^ r -B . p ' I BB B —¦ BB . ^ V V — — ^ p- bB ^ BB BJ 11 BW T—T ^ B »» *^ ' ^ BpW bbW Frederick's diary ; M . Crispi and his policy ;

    Robert Moffatt ; Don berann JtLstebanez ; the

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1889, page 1199, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101889/page/67/