The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18
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!, Fishing Co, N. Y. 81 year, The first articl
}. in the April number, GIANTS Moral Philosophy,
Il sketches that authors ethical system, ant
!. contends that he has not created selfconsst
r ent science which is demontrably true. Mex
b follows "Lord Campbel's Memoirs" IN which
, We have a very interesting account OF the judi
S cial and literary labors Of that distinguished law
n yer. "The Origin Of Religion" inquiries into tn,
conditions Of life which develop the emotion o
iveneraton, an the processes Of thought leading
|, to the conception OF the supernatural. Eng
land and Russia in the East" mainly concerns it.
, self with the fate OF the Persian Empire-wheth
er she will stand by herself, or be Russanized
or Anglcizcd. The article Thomas Carlyle
his Life and Writings" includes both a sketch OF
his life and an able and discriminating criticism
OF his works. Contemporary Literature" gives,
IS usual. very full account OF the principal pub
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The Nibelungenlied, William de Beauvior
Fryer; The Uses OF Youth-Jas. s. Whitney; The
Owners of lreland-Thos. X. Brown William
Beach Lawrence-Chas. II. Hart; Reformation
the Forerunner not the Antagonist Of Reform, u
Reply to Judge Tourgee-Christophe Stuart
Patterson; The School OF the Pennsylvania
Academy Of Fine Arts-Fairman Rogers; with
University Items, Brief Mentions, New Books
&c
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The Unity of Nature by the Duke of Argyll,
from "The lliad Of India" and Law Reform in
the Days of Justinian, Contemporary; Carlyle's
Lectures on the Periods OF European Culture,
Nineteeth Century; Margaret, Duchess Of New.
castle, BlGckwood; Mr.. Thrale, Fraser; Lost,
Macmillan One Year in German Cookery
School, Cornhill; Science in China, Nature; The
Hippopotamus, Seven Years in South Africa;
Hobbies, and The Industrial Ideal Of Life, Spec.
tator; The Ethnology of Eyes, Standard; with
instruments OF Visited on the Children" and
1.-THE Freres," "a Bishops Confession" and the
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of the life Of Carlyle by George ".
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The number for May 26tE, just received, con-
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N artistic supplementary plate OF Mr.. Herko.
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