Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-05-25
R00k Notices.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June is already o.
our table, and has the following table of contents
Joseph and his Friend; Drives from Frencl
! Farm; William Hazlitt; In June; French and Eng
lish illustrated Magazines; Song; Oldtown Fire
side Stories; Let be Cheerful; Master Tread
well; An Idler's Idyl; The Correspondence q
Napoleon Bonaparte; The English Goveness p
the siamese Court; The Logic of Marriage afi
Murder; Reviews and Literary Notices.
Published by Fields, Osgood & Co., Boston.
The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for June completes u
seventy fourth volume-the eleventh of the new F.
ries. The frontispiece is a weexecuted portrait of
| Henry Ward Beecher, in which the various AMI
sometimes contradictory characteristics ofthat pof-
ular pulpit orator are faithfully delineated. Tfs
hrst OF Max Muller's series of lectures on TIE
=" Science of Religion is copied from FrGsers Mo-
dztHe scientific article &" Coors of the Douhe.
Stars is taken from ST. Paups. Macmillan con-
tributes Orientalism in European Industries,
and Blanche Treguier." From the Edinburgh Is
Geological Theory in Britain" The other Leading
quarterles and monthies also furnish of their best
to the common stock.
The June number of Old AND NEW concludes ine
first volume with the more than complete fuihlme1s
OF the pronsise,of its conductors. DR.. J. p. ThoH
sopgires resume of the letters of Crafty PRES
of the'OTatoire and member Of the French AGAR
envy, on the infallibility ofthe Pope, in v;hiel -
given a damaging expose of the frauds and forsSs
to which the adherents of the ultramontane PSF
have been driven. DIR. Clarke writes of :" Gee ~
Prentice and Kentucky Thrty-FiYe Years Ago
an interesting sketch. p. w. Chandler offers sone
criticisms on the rival claims of Intuition and wi
ty to be regarded the regulator Of morals as es
forth in Lecky's History of European Morals IN
which he especially endorses Swedenborg as ne
only thinker who reached the truth with refeTerie
to this question. If we mistake not, Right Hd
Wrong" will challenge criticism GAN Hamil2n
having returned from the Battle of the Books, tcls
of " Winter Sunbeams Unsought,' giving eYidenoe
Of iiyingin the vicinity of a sharp east wind Hei
keen sarcasms were never more freely expeAdee-l Z
cle-k1n c5Rlinaid more general attention that ~
Of Mr.. Tiffany " Protoplasm "a review Of ffok
Huxley's Essay the Physical Basis of Life TIE H
unscientihc method and unreliable deductions n
Prof. Huxley's materialism are clearly shown, AL
the categorical dogmatlsn of would-be sciene
properly rebuked. " She Writes grows in into
est. &" Ten Times One is Ten Is concluded. Ca
err articles are interesting and attractive The T..
aminer's sketch of the Reports of the United Stats
Commissioners to the Paris Exposition is specially
instructive, as the notices Of new books are in te
main justly discriminating and reliable.
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