The North American Review volume 75
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We agree with our author in his felt need of a new, more fervent, more effective dispensation of the gospel, of a dispensation which shall have for its basis the simple, unperverted facts and truths of the Scriptures fairly interpreted, and shall build upon them the fabric of a worship, in which mind and heart, sense and soul, shall combine to offer the en tire and living sacrifice.
ART. VII. Lectures on the History of France. By the RIGHT HONORABLE SIR JAMES STEPHEN, K. C. B. , LL. D. , Profes...sor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge. New York : Harpers. 1852. 8vo. Pp. 710.
BEFORE his appointment, as the successor of William Smyth, to the Professorship of Modern History in the University of Cambridge, Sir James Stephen was gene rally known as an author only by a series of remarkable contributions, on historical and religious topics, to the Edinburgh Review. These were collected and published in a separate volume about eight years ago. Without belonging to the highest class of critical productions in theology and history, they had striking merits both of 248 Stephen's Lectures on the History of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We agree with our author in his felt need of a new, more fervent, more effective dispensation of the gospel, of a dispensation which shall have for its basis the simple, unperverted facts and truths of the Scriptures fairly interpreted, and shall build upon them the fabric of a worship, in which mind and heart, sense and soul, shall combine to offer the en tire and living sacrifice.
ART. VII. Lectures on the History of France. By the RIGHT HONORABLE SIR JAMES STEPHEN, K. C. B. , LL. D. , Profes...sor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge. New York : Harpers. 1852. 8vo. Pp. 710.
BEFORE his appointment, as the successor of William Smyth, to the Professorship of Modern History in the University of Cambridge, Sir James Stephen was gene rally known as an author only by a series of remarkable contributions, on historical and religious topics, to the Edinburgh Review. These were collected and published in a separate volume about eight years ago. Without belonging to the highest class of critical productions in theology and history, they had striking merits both of 248 Stephen's Lectures on the History of France.
What to read after The North American Review volume 75?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson James Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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