THE

PROSPECTIVE REVIEW;

A QUARTERLY JOURNAL

OF

THEOLOGY AND LITERATURE.

Respice, Aspice, PROSPICE.

St. Bernard.

VOL. VI.

(CHRISTIAN TEACHER. Vol. XII.)

LONDON:
JOHN CHAPMAN, 142, STRAND.

1850.

PRINTED BY RICHARD KINDER, GREEN ARBOUR COURT, OLD BAILEY, LONDON.

CONTENT OF VOLUME VI.

ART.

NUMBER XXI.

PAGE

1.- The Scientific Value of the Microscope

1

II.—The Races of Man, and their Geographical Distribution 48

III.—The Relation of the Second to the First and Third

Gospels

IV.—Mill and Whewell on the Logic of Induction .

V.-Recent Poetry : Kingsley ; Trench; Burbidge, and

Clough ..

VI.—Short Conclusions from the Light of Nature

138

VII._Foxton's Popular Christianity . . . . 143

. 112

NUMBER XXII.

145

193

212

1.-Emanuel Swedenborg

.

II.—Egyptian Chronology and History

III.-Carlyle's Latter-Day Pamphlets
IV.—Miall's British Churches in relation to the British People

V.-Dr. Vaughan, on Letter and Spirit
VI.—New Poems by Bailey and Browning .

VII.-Ragged Schools

230

257

267

280

NUMBER XXIII.

1.-Bushnell's God in Christ

II.--In Memoriam .

III.-Mure's Critical History of Grecian Literature

283

306

332

359

404

408

IV.-Phases of Faith .

V, -Social Aspects .

VI.-Furness's History of Jesus