Cambridge, 1853.

MACMILLAN AND CO.'S

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.

MISCELLANEOUS.

I.

Lord Bacon and Sir Walter Raleigh:

Critical and Biographical Essays. By MACVEY NAPIER,
Esq., late Editor of the Edinburgh Review and of the Encyclo-
pædia Britannica. Post 8vo. cloth, 7s. 6d. Just published.
"The Essay on Bacon fills up an important chapter in the history of Phi-
losophy...The Essay on Raleigh is by far the best life of that remark-
able man that has hitherto been published."-THE ECONOMIST.
"Profoundly interesting."—GLASGOW GAZETTE.

"Very interesting and trustworthy.”—ATLAS.

II.

Phaethon; or Loose Thoughts for Loose Thinkers.
By the Rev. CHARLES KINGSLEY, Canon of Middleham
and Rector of Eversley; Author of "The Saint's Tragedy", &c.
&c.
Crown 8vo. sewed, 2s.

"Has striking beauties."-SPECTATOR, Oct. 2.
"We are glad to commend Phaethon."-EXAMINER.
"Is much to be recommended."-CHRISTIAN REMEMBRANCER.
"One of the most interesting books we ever read."

III.

NONCONFORMIST, Jan. 19, 1853.

Sonnets on the Death of the late Duke of Wellington.

By SEBASTIAN EVANS.

8vo. 1s.

"Thoughtful and earnest, and in every way possess real merit." "-EXAMINER. "Grace of sentiment, and poetry of expression.”—ATHENÆUM.

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Miscellaneous.
IV.

Letters from Italy and Vienna.

Fcap 8vo. cloth 5s. 6d.

"Living and life-like."-SPECTATOR.
"Since Mr. Matthews' well-known and ever-fresh Diary of an Invalid, we
have not met with a more pleasant and readable volume of this class than
the little work before us."-ENGLISH CHURCHMAN.

Klopstock's Odes.

V.

Translated from the German. By the Rev. W. NIND, M.A., Fellow of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Fcap. 8vo. cloth, 6s. "Klopstock has been peculiarly fortunate in falling into the hands of an author, whose poetical genius enables him to give full effect to the tenderness and grace with which these Poems abound. There are a thousand beauties in this little volume."-ENGLISH REVIEW.

VI.

Preparing for Publication; to be completed in about five Parts, price 5s. each, forming one volume, 8vo., of about 500 pages, with nearly 1000 Illustrations in the Text, drawn and engraved by the Author.

A Manual of the Genera of British Fossils.

Comprising Systematic Descriptions of all the Classes, Orders,
Families, and Genera of Fossil Animals, found in the Strata of
the British Isles: with Figures of all the Generic Types. By
FREDERICK M'COY, Professor of Geology and Mineralogy,
Queen's College, Belfast.

VII.

Preparing for Publication, by the same Author, Crown 8vo., with numerous Illustrations,

An Elementary Introduction to the Study of Palæontology. With numerous Figures illustrative of Structural Details.

This little Work is intended to supply all that elementary information on the Structure of Fossil Animals, with references to the most nearly allied existing types, illustrated explanation of technical terms, &c., which the beginner may require, but which would be out of place in the Author's systematic volume on the Genera.

Cambridge Guide.

VIII.

A New Edition, with Engravings and a Map.

IX.

Royal 18mo. cloth, 5s. 6d.

Bishop Halifax's Analysis of the Civil Law.

A new Edition, with alterations and additions. By J. W.
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Double interleaved, 12s. 6d.

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Theology.

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THEOLOGY.

I.

The Prophets and Kings of the Old Testament. By the Rev. F. D. MAURICE, M.A., Chaplain of Lincoln's Inn, Professor of Divinity in King's College, London. cloth, 10s. 6d.

No statesman, no politician, no student of history, can fail to derive instruction from this volume. In some respects so strikingly different, yet in this main feature Mr. Maurice's lectures on Jewish History resemble Carlyle's History of the French Revolution, only that for the 'eternal laws' and 'inexorable destiny' of the lay preacher, the Christian professor of history substitutes with no shamefaced periphrasis the action of a personal God, whose absolute will struggles with the reluctant wills of men, and out of the struggle gradually emerges harmony, submission, and the kingdom of heaven." SPECTATOR, Jan. 22.

We recommend this volume to the careful study of our readers. They will find in it not only rich helps, but also strong attractions to the intelligent reading of the Prophecies." PROSPECTIVE REVIEW, Feb. 1853.

"Must have our unqualified praise."-CHRISTIAN TIMES.

"Whatever obscurity there may be in our Author's other writings, here at least there is none. We cannot but rejoice that it is so, and that thus so much that is true and valuable becomes popular."

SCOTTISH ECCLESIASTICAL JOURNAL.

"Evince not merely undiminished but increased intellectual power. The tone is practical and healthy."-ENGLISH REVIEW, April 1853.

"It is an admirable critical History of the Hebrew Polity. The inspired history of the Kings is closely adhered to. We have a deeply interesting review of their reigns-when the Prophets were the central lights. The author of this volume has taken occasion to expound with peculiar clearness the cornection of the Prophecies with the history." KITTO'S JOURNAL, April 1853.

"The literary merit of the volume, and its bearing upon social and political questions, warrant a fuller notice than Sermons can usually claim at our hands. We gladly quote a passage, which contains a specimen of the vigour and the beauty so often to be admired in the volume before us."-GUARDIAN, April 13, 1853.

We must be satisfied with exhibiting its character, and asking for it that deep attention which we think it richly and preeminently deserves. . The deep insight shown in the treatment of the subject, and the freshness and originality which pervade it, the delicacy of thought and robustness of sentiment, the profound truths exhibited in strong lights, and the practical lessons for the day and for all times, which are uttered with rare beauty and power, these characteristics belong so fully and richly to this volum., that they impose a silence on our criticism."-NONCONFORMIST, April 20,' 1853.

"Inestimably valuable."-SCOTTISH ECCLESIASTICAL JOURNAL, May 19, 1853. ambridge.

Part I. Christianity in relation to its Ancient and Modern
Antagonists.

Part II. On the Supernatural Element contained in the Epistles
and its bearing on the argument.

Part III. The Miracles of the Gospels considered in their relation to the principal features of the Christian Scheme.

Which completes the work.

Nearly ready.

"We are charmed with the calm, lucid, and orderly treatment of the great
question."-ECLECTIC, Feb. 1853.

"Calm and invincible logic."-NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Nov. 1852.
"WORTHY OF BECOMING ONE OF OUR STANDARD WORKS ON THE CHRISTIAN
EVIDENCES."-Nonconformist, Dec. 15, 1852.

"Able and powerful. Its theme is not one that we can discuss, but we bear
willing testimony to the writer's candour and to his powers."--ATHENÆUM.

III.

Sermons, Doctrinal and Practical.

By the Rev. WILLIAM ARCHER BUTLER, M.A., late
Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Dublin.
Edited, with a Memoir of the Author's Life, by the Rev.
THOMAS WOODWARD, M.A., Vicar of Mullingar. With Portrait,
Second Edition.
8vo. cloth lettered, 12s.

"An eminent divine and a profound thinker."-ENGLISH REVIEW.
"Mag justly take rank with the first writings in our language.”—THEOLOGIAN.
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the first class than we have met with in any living writer.........discrimina-
tion and earnestness, beauty and power, a truly philosophical spirit.
They are models of their kind.”—BRITISH QUARTERLY.

IV.

Notes, Explanatory and Critical, on the Books of JONAH and HOSEA. By the Rev. W. DRAKE, M.A., late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 8vo. cloth, 9s.

Just Published.

"Extremely well calculated to aid the student."-ENGLISH REVIEW.
"The class of learners between the beginner and the scholar will, we doubt
not, consult Mr. Drake's book with no small advantage."
CHURCHMAN'S MAGAZINE, April 1853.
Well digested and useful information."

"Very judicious.

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NONCONFORMIST, April 6.

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V.

Mr. Trench's Hulsean Lectures for the Years 1845 and 1846. Second Edition.

8vo. bds. 7s. 6d.

VI.

Law's Remarks on the Fable of the Bees.

With an Introduction by the Rev. F. D. MAURICE, M.A., Professor of Theology in King's College, London. 12mo. bds. 4s. 6d.

VII.

An Introduction to the Study of the Gospels: Including a new and improved Edition of 'The Elements of the Gospel Harmony.' With a Catena on INSPIRATION, from the Writings of he Ante-Nicene Fathers. By the Rev. BROOKE FOSS WESTCOTT, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Assistant Master in Harrow School. Crown 8vo. cloth. Shortly.

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NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Nov. 1852.

"It does him great credit and is full of promise...... We should urge our readers to make themselves acquainted with the book." BRITISH QUARTERLY.

VIII.

By the same Author,

Preparing for immediate Publication, uniform with the above, *An Introduction to the Study of the Canonical Epistles; including an attempt to determine their separate purposes and mutual relations.

• THESE TWO Books ARE PARTS OF A SERIES OF THEOLOGICAL MANUAL WHICH ARE IN PROGRESS.

Cambridge.