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...course, and will, on March 24 or 31, 1891, give an address on "Paul at Athens," or "The contact of Christianity with Greek Thought," in place of one of Professor F. G. Peabody's lectures. It is probable that Rev. Phillips Brooks will close the Conference with a general review of the year's work in Bible study, though nothing definite can at present be announced...
...Narrative Writing; Nov. 11, Theme 2 read; Nov. 18, The Relation of Literature to Life; Nov. 25, The Relation of Literature to Life; Dec. 2, Theme 3 read; Dec. 9, On Reading; Dec. 16, Theme 4 read; Jan. 6, Theme 5 read; Jan. 13, Style; Jan. 20, Review of the work of the First Half year...
Second half year-Feb. 10, Logic; Feb. 17, Logic; Feb. 24, Exposition; Mar. 3, Theme 9 read; Mar. 10, Argumentative Writing; Mar. 17, Argumentative Writing; Mar. 24, Theme 7 read; Mar. 31, Review of Lectues since the Mid-Years; Apr. 4, Theme 9 read; Apr. 21, Persuasion; Apr. 28, Theme 10 read; May 5, Review of the work in the whole course; May 12, Theme 11 read; May 19, Theme 12 read; May 26, On Elective Courses in English...
...Interference in southern elections has been tried and failed; N. A. Review, Vol. 142; p. 134; Encycl. Britt...
...October number of the North American Review is emphatically a good one. The most important contributions are both by Englishmen: James Bryce has something to say about the Speaker's prerogatives in the House of Commons and in the House of Representatives and describes the history of parliamentary obstruction in England: John Morley has a final word on the discussion between Secretary Balfour and Mr. Parnell...