médiéval.' L. Antheunis: Un Réfugié catholique aux Pays-Bas. Sir William Stanley (1548-1630).' A. Leman : Urbain VIII et les Origines du Congrès de Cologne de 1636.' P. M. Piette : Lockyer Paul, Luther, Wesley. J. Forget: Vacandard Études de critique et d'histoire religieuses, IV. L. van der Essen: Gougaud Gaelic Pioneers'; Westlake The Parish Gilds of Mediaeval England.' F. Willocx: Renaudet Le Concile gallican de Pise-Milan.' F. Baix : Mollat Baluzius Vitae Paparum Avenionensium."

The International Review of Missions (Vol. XII. No. 47. July 1923. Edinburgh House, Eaton Gate, S.W.1). G. H. Williams: The Missionary Significance of the Last Ten Years. VII. In India.' W. J. Mc Kee: Rural Education in India.' Right Rev. V. S. Azariah (Bp. of Dornakal): The Training of Village Workers.' C. T. Cheng: The Development of an Indigenous Church in China.' B. Mathews: Missions and the Press. A Study in Educational Practice.' Right Rev. F. M. Jones (Bp. of Lagos): Polygamy in W. Africa.' J. Britton : 'The Missionary Task in Kenya.' H. R. Calkins: Foundation Facts the Ground of Self-Support.' J. C. Winslow: 'Not Leaders, but Saints and Servants.' A. Lutley: The Christian Church and Rural Life in China.' A. E. Garvie : Wright A Student's Philosophy of Religion." W. S. Page: 'Chatterjee Tales of Bengal.' M. C. G[ollock]: 'L. Creighton G. A. Selwyn.'

The Church Missionary Review (Vol. LXXIV. No. 843. September 1923. C.M.S.). Right Rev. H. Gresford Jones (Bp. of Kampala): 'Lango.' M. C. Hooper: Beauty for Ashes." C. T. Loram: 'Education in Africa.' D. MacGillivray: The Present Position of Christian Literature in China.' C. E. Padwick: Some Bird-Thoughts of Egyptian Peasant Women.' J. D. Mullins: The "Col. and Con." and Some Reflections.' W. D. P. Hill: 'McKenzie Hindu Ethics.' E. M. Williams: Crawford Back to the Long Grass. S. H. Clark: Shillito François Coillard.' G. F. Smith: L. Creighton G. A. Selwyn.

E. N. Saywell Pfister Some Applications of Psycho-Analysis.'
Storr Papini The Story of Christ.'

V. F.

S.P.G.).

Work

A. C.

The East and the West (Vol. XXI. No. 83. July 1923. Right Rev. H. Gresford Jones (Bp. of Kampala): The Kenya Problem.' C. F. Andrews: The Indians in Kenya.' J. W. Arthur: The Kenya Colony and Protectorate.' H. J. Adams: Religious Instruction in Government Schools in W. Australia.' Right Rev. E. S. Lines (Bp. of Newark) A Notable U.S.A. Anniversary.' W. T. Grenfell: in Labrador.' E. M. Hughes: Women and Industry in Japan.' Moule Confucianism or the Religion of the Chinese.' T. E. Johnson: Racial Bridges. The Bridge of Proverbs.' A. B. Keith Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon. L. Creighton G. A. Selwyn.' Shillito François Coillard.' 'R. A. Nicholson The Idea of Personality in Sufism.' Papini The Story of Christ.' Roscoe The Bakitara.' • Platt The Home and Health in India and the Tropical Colonies.' Mackenzie Hindu Ethics.'

BOOKS RECEIVED.

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BIBLICAL AND KINDRED STUDIES.

CHARLES, F. JEAN.-Le Milieu Biblique avant Jésus-Christ. I. Histoire et Civilisation. Pp. xxii + 340. (Paris: P. Geuthner.) 20fr.

CHARTER, HOWARD J.-Handbook to the New Testament. Pp. viii + 232. (Christian Literature Society for India and Africa, 5 John Street, Bedford Row, W.C. 1.)

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CLAY, A. T.-The Origin of Biblical Traditions: Hebrew Legends in Babylonia and Israel. Lectures on biblical archaeology delivered at the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. Pp. 224. (Oxford University Press.) 13s. 6d.

COWLEY, A.-Aramaic Papyri of the Fifth Century B.C. Edited, with Translations and Notes. Pp. xxxii + 320. (Oxford University Press.)

GORE-BOOTH, E.—A Psychological and Poetic approach to the Study of Christ in the Fourth Gospel. Pp. xvi + 364. (Longmans, Green and Co.) 8s. 6d. JONES, M.-The Epistle of St. Paul to the Colossians. Four Lectures.

Pp. viii+120. (S.P.C.K.) 5s. See Short Notices.

MCNEILE, A. H.-New Testament Teaching in the Light of St. Paul. Pp. xx + 320. (Cambridge University Press.) IOS.

MALDEN, R. H.-Problems of the New Testament To-day. Pp. 252. (Oxford University Press.) 6s. 6d.

MEECHAM, H. G.-Light from Ancient Letters. Private Correspondence in the Non-Literary Papyri of Oxyrhynchus of the First Four Centuries, and its Bearing on N.T. Language and Thought. Pp. 190. (George Allen and Unwin, Ltd.) 7s. 6d. net.

PINFOLD, J. T.-St. Luke and His Gospel. An Introduction. Pp. viii + 198. (Epworth Press.)

3s. 6d.

ROBINSON, T. H.-The Book of Amos.

Hebrew text edited with critical

and grammatical notes. Pp. 62. (S.P.C.K.) 2s. 6d.

COMPARATIVE Religion.

FRAZER, SIR JAMES G.-Folk-lore in The Old Testament. Studies in Comparative Religion, Legend and Law. Abridged Edition. Pp. xxx + 476 + 4. (Macmillan.) 18s.

GASKELL, G. A.-A Dictionary of the Sacred Language of all Scriptures and Myths. Pp. 844. (Allen and Unwin, Ltd.)

42s.

OESTERLEY, W. O. E.—The Sacred Dance. A Study in Comparative Folk-love. Pp. xii + 234. (Cambridge University Press.)

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.

8s. 6d.

GILLESPIE, W. H., and URQUHART, J.-The Necessary Existence of God. Prepared on behalf of the Trustees of Mrs. Honyman Gillespie, of Torbanehill. With a supplementary chapter giving the views of modern philosophers regarding space, contributed by H. R. MACKINTOSH, D.D. Pp. iv + 716. (T. and T. Clark.) 6s.

LE MARCHANT, A.-Greek Religion to the time of Hesiod. (Sherratt and Hughes.) 7s. 6d.

Pp. xii + 186. RADHAKRISHNAN, S.-Indian Philosophy. Vol. I. Pp. 684. (Allen and Unwin, Ltd.) 21s. By the King George V Professor of Philosophy, University of Calcutta.

SIHLER, ERNEST G.-From Augustus to Augustine. Essays and Studies dealing with the Contact and Conflict of Classic Paganism and Christianity. Pp. xii +335. (Cambridge University Press.) 12s. 6d. By the Professor of the Latin Language and Literature in New York University.

WATERHOUSE, ERIC S.-The Philosophy of Religious Experience. Pp. xv + 268. (Epworth Press.) 6s.

CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.

GAVIN, FRANK.-Some Aspects of Contemporary Greek Orthodox Thought. 'Hale Lectures,' 1922. Pp. xxiv + 430. (Mowbray, A. R.) By the Professor of New Testament, Nashotah House, Nashotah, Wisconsin. PULLAN, LEIGHTON.-Religion since the Reformation. tures.' Pp. xvi + 292. (Clarendon Press.)

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Bampton Lec

SIMPSON, W. J. S.-Modernism and the Person of Christ. Pp. 104.

(Robert Scott.) 3s. 6d. net.

HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES.

BENTHAM, T. (Rev.).-A History of Beddington. Pp (Murray, J.) 35. 6d.

xiv + 90.

BERLIERE, D. URSMER-L'Ordre Monastique. Des Origines au XIIe Siècle. Pp. iv + 278. (Paris: Lethielleux.) 60fr. 50c.

Binns, L. E.—Erasmus the Reformer. A Study in Restatement. ‘Hulsean Lectures' for 1921-2. Pp. xxii + 138 + 8. (Methuen.) 5s.

FINDLAY, A. F.-Byways in Early Christian Literature. Studies in the Uncanonical Gospels and Acts. 'Kerr Lectures,' delivered in the United Free Church College, Glasgow, during session 1920-21. Pp. viii + 354(T. and T. Clark.) IOS. net.

George, M. D.—English Social Life in the Eighteenth Century. Illustrated from Contemporary Sources. Part I. Pp. 126. (Sheldon Press.) 3s. 6d.

HEARNSHAW, F. J. C. (Editor).—The Social and Political Ideas of Some Great Mediaeval Thinkers. A series of Lectures delivered at King's College, University of London. Pp. 224. (Harrap.) Ios. 6d. net.

HUGHES, L.-The Christian Church in the Epistles of St. Jerome. Studies in Church History. Pp. viii+120 + 8. (S.P.C.K.) 4s. 6d.

MATHIESON, W. L.-English Church Reform, 1815-1840. Pp. x + 180. (Longmans, Green and Co.) IOS. 6d. net.

OLLARD, S. L.-What England owes to the Oxford Movement. Pp. 40. (Mowbray.) 4d.

PEARCE, E. H. (Bishop of Worcester).-Thomas de Cobham, Bishop of Worcester, 1317-1327. Some Studies drawn from his Register, with an account of his Life. Pp. xii + 274. (S.P.C.K.) 15s.

PRYCE, A. J.-The Diocese of Bangor in the Sixteenth Century. Being a digest of the Registers of the Bishops, A.D. 1512-1646. Compiled with introduction. Pp. xl + 90. (Bangor Jarvis and Foster.)

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ROBINSON, J. ARMITAGE (Dean of Wells).—The Times of Saint Dunstan. 'The Ford Lectures,' delivered in the University of Oxford, in the Michaelmas Term 1922. Pp. 188. (Clarendon Press.) IOS. 6d.

TUTHILL, W. B.-The Cathedral Church of England. Essays on Architectural Art. Pp. xii + 194. (Macmillan.) IOS. 6d.

VROOM, F. W.-The First Six Centuries. Sketches from Early Church History. Pp. x + 118 + 8. (S.P.C.K.) 2s. 6d. By the Archdeacon of

Nova Scotia.

WHITLEY, W. T.-A History of British Baptists. Pp. xii + 382. (Charles Griffin and Co., Exeter Street, Strand, W.C. 2.)

LITURGICAL Studies.

IOS. 6d.

BELL, H. C.-Notes on the Celebration of the Eucharist. Pp. iv + 42. (Mowbray.)

KING, A. A.-Anglo-Catholics and the Prayer Book. A paper read at the Anglo-Catholic Congress, Torquay, May 1, 1923. Pp. 15. (Mowbray.) STALEY, V.-The Seasons, Fasts and Festivals of the Christian Year. The English Churchman's Library. Pp. xii + 272. (Mowbray.) IS.

CHURCH MUSIC.

A Manual of English Church Music. Edited by GEORGE Gardner, M.A., Mus. Bac., Archdeacon of Cheltenham, and SYDNEY H. NICHOLSON, M.A., Mus. Bac., Organist and Master of the Choristers of Westminster Abbey. Pp. viii + 232. (S.P.C.K.) 10s. 6d.

PRACTICAL AND DEVOTIONAL THEOLOGY.

CARTER, C. SYDNEY.-Ministerial Commission. With Foreword' by the BISHOP OF TRURO. Pp. xii + 114. (Longmans, Green and Co.) 2s. 6d. HARDY, T.-Christianity Misunderstood. Pp. viii+ 142. (S.P.C.K.) 3s. 6d. net.

HOWARD, HENRY.-The Church which is His Body. Studied in the Light of Biological Research. Published for the Fernley Lecture Trust. Pp. 228. (Epworth Press.) 6s.

PEERS, E.-The Book of the Lover and the Beloved. Translated from the Catalan of Ramón Lull, with an introductory Essay. Pp. viii + 106. (S.P.C.K.) 3s. 6d.

PHEASANT, J. L. N.-Death: Its Cause and Its Conquest. A suggestion. A paper read before the Caistor Rural Deanery Clerical Society on March 7, 1922. Pp. 31. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell.)

IS. 6d. ROYDEN, A. MAUDE.-Beauty in Religion. Pp. xii + 166. (G. P. Putnam's Sons, 24 Bedford Street, Strand, W.C. 2.)

3s. 6d. WESTON, RT. REV. FRANK (Bishop of Zanzibar).-In Defence of the English Catholic. Pp. 36. (Mowbray.) IS.

WHISHAW, CONSTANCE M.-Through Prayer to Peace. A Book of Prayers. With introduction and extracts from books on prayer. Selected and arranged. Pp. 128. (S.P.C.K.) 4s. 6d. and 38.

Suggested Syllabus of Religious Instruction. (Graded for Children from 4 to 16 years of age.) Drawn up in the light of more than five years' practical use by some 3000 teachers. For use in Council Schools. Pp. iv +64. (Macmillan.) Is. 6d.

HOMILETICS.

BROWN, C. R.-The Art of Preaching.

Lyman Beecher Lectures.'

Pp. x + 250. (Macmillan.) 8s. By the Dean of the Divinity School, Yale University.

(Macmillan.)

SMITH, R. Č.-Preaching as a Fine Art. Pp. xvi + 46. 35. 6d. By the Rector Emeritus, St. John's Church, Washington.

REUNION STUDIES.

CARPENTER, S. C.-A Large Room. A Plea for a more inclusive Christianity. Pp. x + 214. (Longmans, Green and Co.)

6s.

HALIFAX (VISCOUNT). Further Considerations on behalf of Reunion. With Appendices, including a full account of the visit to Paris in 1896 for conferences on reunion. Pp. iv + 60. (Mowbray.) 25.

HUNTER, A.-England's Reawakening. A few words on the history of Anglo-Catholicism, and its attitude towards the prospect of a future reunion. Preface by the DUKE OF ARGYLL. Pp. 94. (Skeffington.) 2s. 6d. SCOTT, S. H.-Anglo-Catholicism and Reunion. Pp. 48. (Robert Scott.) 2s. 6d.

SELWYN, E. G.-The First Book of the Irenicum of John Forbes of Corse. A contribution to the Theology of Reunion. Translated and edited with Introduction, Notes, and Appendices. Pp. xii + 254. (Cambridge University Press.) 12s. 6d.

SMYTH, N.—A Story of Church Unity, including the Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops and the Congregational-Episcopal Approaches. Pp. 88. (Milford.) 4s. 6d.

WHITE, THE RT. REV. G. Buchanan. Ventures for God. With Map and Illustrations.

MISSIONS.

(Bishop of Willochra).-Francis de Sales Missionary in New Guinea. A Memoir. Pp. viii+ 60. (S.P.C.K.) 25. net.

MISCELLANEOUS.

BOREHAM, F. W.-Rubble and Roseleaves and Things of that Kind. Pp. 268. (Epworth Press.) 5s. Worth reading.

COUSINS, J. H.-The New Japan. Impressions and Reflections. Pp. viii+ 328. (Madras: Ganesh and Co.) 6s. With 74 Illustrations.

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DUINE, F.-Essai de Bibliographie de Félicité Robert de La Mennais. Comprenant plus de 1300 articles, brochures ou livres, avec des facsimilés de son écriture et de l'écriture de son frère Jean et de son oncle des Saudrais. Pp. vi + 134. (Paris: Librairie Garnier Frères.) 5 fr. GASKELL, G. A.-The Archetypal Man: as Foreshadowing a New Scripture Exegesis. Pp. 98. (Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Fenwick and Wade.) GRAHAM, S.-Under-London. Pp. vi + 368. (Macmillan.)

75. 6d.

HAAS, ARTHUR.-The New Physics. Lectures for laymen and others. Authorised translation by ROBERT W. LAWSON, D.Sc. With seven diagrams. Pp. xii + 168. (Methuen.) 6s.

MARRIOTT, J. A. R.-Economics and Ethics. A Treatise on Wealth and Life. Pp. xii + 296 + 8. (Methuen.) IOS. 6d.

POSTGATE, ISA J.-Brother Balsam and other presentments of the Seen and Unseen. Pp. iv + 112. (Alexander Moring, Ltd., The De La More Press.) 3s. 6d.

POSTGATE, ISA J.-The Three Gardens, and other Parables for Children. Pp. 38. (Alexander Moring, Ltd., The De La More Press.)

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SHILLITO, E.-François Coillard, A Wayfaring Man. Pp. 236. (Student Christian Movement.)

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SOTTAS, H. and DRIOTON, E.-Introduction à L'Étude des Hiéroglyphes. Pp. xvi + 196. (Paris: P. Geuthner.)

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VENN, J. A.-Foundations of Agricultural Economics. Pp. xvi + 399. (Cambridge University Press.) 16s.

WHARTON, EDITH.-A Son at the Front. Pp. vi + 366. (Macmillan.) 7s. 6d.

Herbert Fry's Royal Guide to the Principal London and other Charities. Arranged in Alphabetical order, giving date of foundation, objects, annual income, etc. With an appendix of special announcements and editorial guide. Pp. xlviii + 343. (The Churchman Publishing Co., 33 and 34 Craven Street, Strand, W.C. 2.) 25.

Hundred and Nineteenth Report of the British and Foreign Bible Society for the year ending March MCMXXIII. With appendix and a list of subscribers and benefactors. Pp. xx + 212. (The British and Foreign Bible Society.) IS.

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Students and the Church. The Report of a Commission appointed by the General Committee of the Student Christian Movement. Pp. viii + I12. (Student Christian Movement.) 1s. 6d.

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The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: Forty-sixth Annual Report of the Committee, the General Meeting, and an address by Mr. J. C. Squire, May 1923. Pp. 108. (The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings 20 Buckingham Street, Adelphi, W.C. 2.) 25.

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