The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-28

From Appletons Co., New York and London;
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The PATH WHICH LED PROTESTANT LAWYER TO THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH. By PETER II. BURNETT. vel svo.,
'path" which is so long should be new and at
tractive, if others expected to follow it, Theo-
logical subjects mostly thread bare, and it
would be very surprising indeed, if lawyer, in
the intervals of his professional avocations should
be able to shed new light upon topics which have
exhausted genius, learning and lifelong devotion.
1t was doubtless gratifying to the author to explain
the processes which directly affected his own mind
in matter of such moment to him, but whether
airy considerable number of inquirers will take the
same interest in the development NAV be doubted
From Appletons g. Co., New York and London:
HuMAnIcs BY WHARTON COLLINS, Esq Professor of Po
ca philGs0pGy University Of louisiana eXPresidng
SIS 1850 S court Of Ne" orleans &C. VOL svO' pp
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than the paragraph which we are able to assign to
it. 1t is the product of mind trained to the sub
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science of Humanics, older than the name, which
is not included in Worcester's new quarto, or
any other vocabulary, is merely the recurring
| ever-absorbing, ver-undemo nstrated problem of
| the nature of man. Mr.. Collins has reasoned his
way from premise to conclusion with an amount of
logical honesty and abstraction seldom brought to
bear upon questions not admitting of mathematical
demonstration.
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ANSWER TO HUGH Miller and Theoretic Biologists B,
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LYRICS OTHER Poems; by SAMUEL DONALDSON In !
| vol 2mo. 1860 -
This volume is replete with evidences of a poeti
cal temperament. The themes selected, as we'll a,
their treatment, indicate sthis to deqret
which leaves us to expect from the author wheI
his taste and judgment shall have matured. effu
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The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, for January, 1860
The EDINBURGH REVIEW for January, 1860
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| BLAcKwooD, for January, 1850.
From the publishers:
HuSr's MERCHANTS MAG AzINE, for February, 1850
From the publishers:
THs ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March
This able magazine contains its usual variety o
interesting matter, including another instalment o
"The Professors Story" Henry 7. Tuckermar
contributes to this number an essay on French
Character, and George B. Prescott of the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company, an article on the Tele
graph. The paper Screw Propulsion is by 1t
VIM. NJ Walker, U. 3. N, and the verses, "Fo
Chrisie's Sake" by Gerald Massey. The Bool
notices are by the editors Prof. Lowell, Mr.. Under
wood, and DR.. Palmer, the latter well known to tn.
public as the translator of Michelet's Il Amour auc
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