The Unitarian Review, May 1889 (Volume XXXI, No. 5)
Description
The May 1889 issue of The Unitarian Review, containing theological essays, social commentary, reviews, and Octavius Brooks Frothingham’s historical account “The Free Religious Association.”
Boston: Office of the Unitarian Review, volume XXXI, no. 5, May 1889, pp. 385–480. Navigation follows the original articles and editorial departments; signed contributors are identified at their articles.
Table of contents 23 entries
- The Free Religious Association O. B. Frothingham — Author 385
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A Hindoo Theosophist: India in 1889
Caroline Healey Dall — Author
397
- Govinda Rau Sattay 401
- Aeschylus on Some Modern Social Problems Charles Chauncy Shackford — Author 411
- Ecclesiastical and Denominational Tendencies Grindall Reynolds — Author 427
- Critical Theology: Sources of the Pauline Theology. I. The Alexandrian Sources Otto Pfleiderer — Author 444
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Editor's Note-Book
454
- Two Friendly Critics 454
- A Debt of Honor 458
- The Beloved Physician 462
- The Immanent God 464
- The Defeated Amendment 466
- The State and the Church 469
- Mr. Sunderland's Appeal 471
-
Social Studies
472
- The Plantation Negro 472
- Practical Politics for the Common Citizen 474
-
General Review
476
- Hosea Ballou: A Marvellous Life-Story 476
- Social Progress: An Essay 478
- Recent Books 478
- Books Received 480
- Announcements 480