Part 40

"A marked book, forming a most important contribution to our religious literature."--Boston Register.

THE CHILD'S BOOK OF RELIGION.

For Sunday-Schools and Homes. Price, $1.00.

THE SAFEST CREED, AND OTHER DISCOURSES.

12mo, Cloth, $1.50.

We commend these discourses, not "as food for babes," but as full of suggestion for earnest and thoughtful men.

STORIES FROM THE LIPS OF THE TEACHER.

With Frontispiece. Cloth, $1.00.

"The Parables are so re-told as to absorb the attention of the reader, and to fasten upon the mind what the writer believes to have been the impression the Saviour meant to convey. It is in style and thought a superior book, and will interest alike young and old."--Zion's Herald (Methodist.)

STORIES OF THE PATRIARCHS.

With Frontispiece. Cloth, $1.00.

"A work of culture and taste; it will be welcome to all ages, and gives the sublimest lessons of manhood in the simple language of a child."--Springfield Republican.

BELIEFS OF THE UNBELIEVERS. A LECTURE.

12mo, Paper, 25 cents.

TRANSCENDENTALISM IN NEW ENGLAND. A HISTORY. With sketches and studies of Emerson, Alcott, Parker, Margaret Fuller, the Brook-Farm Community, etc.

8vo, Cloth extra, with steel portrait of the author, $2.50.

THE LIFE OF THEODORE PARKER.

8vo. With Portrait, $3.00.

SELECTIONS FROM RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

THE KEYS OF THE CREEDS. By EDWARD MAITLAND.

12mo, Cloth, $1.25.

"May be said to be the Darwinian theory of development applied to creeds ... ably written, full of novelty, reverential in tone, and certain to be widely read."--Memphis Appeal.

THE PILGRIM AND THE SHRINE. By EDWARD MAITLAND.

12mo, Cloth, $1.50.

"One of the wisest and most charming of books."--Westminster Review.

HIGHER LAW. A ROMANCE. By EDWARD MAITLAND.

12mo, Cloth, $1.75.

"There is no novel, in short, which can be compared to it for its width of view, its cultivation, its poetry, and its deep human interest, except ... 'Romola.'"--Westminster Review.