THE

PROSPECTIVE REVIEW;

A QUARTERLY JOURNAL

OF

THEOLOGY AND LITERATURE.

Respice, Aspice, PROSPICE.

St. Bernard.

VOL. III.

(CHRISTIAN TEACHER. VOL. IX.)

LONDON:

JOHN CHAPMAN, 142, STRAND.

RICHARD KINDER, PRINTER, GREEN ARBOUR COURT, OLD BAILEY.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.

ART.

NUMBER IX.

I.-State and Prospects of Ireland

II. The Benedictines: Monte Cassino

III.-Sacred Poetry

IV.-Acton's Sermons, with a Memoir of his Life

V.-Potts' Edition of Euclid's Elements of Geometry

VI.-Patterson's Zoology: for the use of Schools

VII.-National Education

NUMBER X.

I.-Christianity and the Formative Arts

II.-Modern Painters

III.-Characteristics of Men of Genius

IV. The Minutes of the Committee of Council for 1846

V.-State of Protestantism in Germany

VI.-Aspland's Sermons

NUMBER XI.

I.-Christian Theology in its Relation to Modern Ideas and

II.—England's Weak Point: Sismondi on Political Economy

Modern Wants.

and Government

kind

III.—Prichard's Researches into the Physical History of Man-

IV.—The Marquis of Wellesley

· V.--Archdeacon Hare on the Victory of Faith

VI.-Notices of New Publications

1. Dr. Edward Hincks on Egyptian and Persepolitan

Antiquities.

2. The Collected Works of Henry Ware.

3. Dialogues on Universal Salvation.

4. Stebbing, on the Evils of the Established Church.

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