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The Catholic World, Vol. XV, April to September, 1872

The Catholic World, Vol. XV, April to September, 1872

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Author
Various
Title
The Catholic World, Vol. 15, Nos. 85-90, April 1872-September 1872 A Monthly Magazine
Credits
Produced by David Edwards and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Language
English
LoC Class
AP: General Works: Periodicals
Subject
Catholic Church -- Periodicals
Category
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eBook-No.
48790
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/48790
Release Date
April 25, 2015
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.THE CATHOLIC WORLD.
  2. 2.TAINES ENGLISH LITERATURE. [1] — THE SHAKESPEARE OF M. TAINE.
  3. 3.FRAGMENTS OF EARLY ENGLISH POEMS ON THE PASSION.
  4. 4.THE HOUSE OF YORKE. — CHAPTER XXV. BOADICEA’S WATCH. — CHAPTER XXVI. DICK’S VISION. — CHAPTER XXVII. CARL YORKE’S ORBIT.
  5. 5.THE DUTIES OF THE RICH IN CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. — NO. III. SOCIAL DUTIES.
  6. 6.EASTER EVE.
  7. 7.THE TWENTY-FIRST CATHOLIC CONGRESS IN MAYENCE. FROM DER KATHOLIK.
  8. 8.FLEURANGE. BY MRS. CRAVEN, AUTHOR OF “A SISTER’S STORY.” TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PERMISSION. — PART FIRST. THE OLD MANSION. — VII. — VIII. — IX. — X.
  9. 9.THE LAST DAYS OF OISIN, THE BARD. BY AUBREY DE VERE. — IV. OISIN’S QUESTION.
  10. 10.AFFIRMATIONS.
  11. 11.HOW THE CHURCH UNDERSTANDS AND UPHOLDS THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. — FIRST ARTICLE. AGES OF MARTYRDOM.
  12. 12.THE PASSION.
  13. 13.JANS VON STEUFLE’S DONKEY. — I. — II. — III.
  14. 14.THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE MISSION OF THE BARBARIANS.
  15. 15.ACOUSTICS AND VENTILATION. [52]
  16. 16.ODD STORIES. — I. THE LADDER OF LIFE. — II. OBED’S SONS.
  17. 17.THE THREE PLEDGES.
  18. 18.NEWMAN ON MIRACLES. [53]
  19. 19.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
  20. 20.DUTIES OF THE RICH IN CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. — NO. IV. DUTIES TO THE CHURCH.
  21. 21.ANNIVERSARY OF BAPTISM. BY A CONVERT.
  22. 22.THE HOUSE OF YORKE. — CHAPTER XXVIII. GOOD-NIGHT AND GOOD-BY. — CHAPTER XXIX. EVERYBODY’S CHAPTER.
  23. 23.SUPER OMNES SPECIOSA.
  24. 24.THE MOTHER OF LAMARTINE. [54]
  25. 25.A QUARTER OF AN HOUR IN THE OLD ROMAN FORUM DURING A SPEECH OF CICERO’S.
  26. 26.A SALON IN PARIS BEFORE THE WAR. — PART I. VANITY OF VANITIES. — PART II. LE PARTI.
  27. 27.THE LEGENDS OF OISIN, BARD OF ERIN. BY AUBREY DE VERE. — V. OISIN’S VISION.
  28. 28.A JEWISH CONVERT: A REMINISCENCE OF VIENNA. — I. — II.
  29. 29.AFFIRMATIONS.
  30. 30.FLEURANGE. BY MRS. CRAVEN, AUTHOR OF “A SISTER’S STORY.” TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PERMISSION. — PART FIRST. THE OLD MANSION. — XII. — XIII. — XIV. — PART SECOND. THE TRIAL.
  31. 31.TENNYSON: ARTIST AND MORALIST. [59] — I. — II.
  32. 32.HOW THE CHURCH UNDERSTANDS AND UPHOLDS THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. — SECOND ARTICLE. AGES OF THE FATHERS OF THE CHURCH.
  33. 33.DEVOTA.
  34. 34.THE CARESSES OF PROVIDENCE. FROM LA CIVILTA CATTOLICA.
  35. 35.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
  36. 36.DUTIES OF THE RICH IN CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. — NO. V. PRIVATE DUTIES.
  37. 37.ON THE TROUBADOURS OF PROVENCE.
  38. 38.THE HOUSE OF YORKE. — CHAPTER XXX. EDITH’S YES. — CHAPTER XXXI. CLARA’S CHAPTER. — CHAPTER XXXII. EXEUNT OMNES.
  39. 39.FRAGMENTS OF EARLY ENGLISH POEMS ON THE BLESSED VIRGIN.
  40. 40.THE LEGENDS OF OISIN, BARD OF ERIN. BY AUBREY DE VERE. — VI. OISIN’S GOOD CONFESSION.
  41. 41.A SALON IN PARIS BEFORE THE WAR. — PART III. ON THE BOULEVARDS.
  42. 42.REVIEW OF DR. STÖCKL’S PHILOSOPHY. [74]
  43. 43.FLEURANGE. BY MRS. CRAVEN, AUTHOR OF “A SISTER’S STORY.” TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PERMISSION. — PART SECOND. THE TRIAL. — XVI. — XVII. — XVIII. — XIX.
  44. 44.ART AND RELIGION.
  45. 45.A FETE-DAY AT LYONS.
  46. 46.HOW THE CHURCH UNDERSTANDS AND UPHOLDS THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. — THIRD ARTICLE. THE MIDDLE AGES.
  47. 47.BRYANT’S TRANSLATION OF THE ILIAD. [86]
  48. 48.SPAIN: WHAT IT WAS AND WHAT IT IS.
  49. 49.OFFICIAL CHARITY. FROM REVUE DU MONDE CATHOLIQUE. — I. — II. — III. — IV.
  50. 50.THE CHURCH AND THE PRESS.
  51. 51.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
  52. 52.THE PROGRESSIONISTS. FROM THE GERMAN OF CONRAD VON BOLANDEN. — CHAPTER I. THE WAGER — CHAPTER II. THE LEADERS.
  53. 53.A HISTORY OF THE GOTHIC REVIVAL IN ENGLAND. [103]
  54. 54.THE LAST DAYS BEFORE THE SIEGE. — PART I. AWAKENING.
  55. 55.AFTER READING MR. TUPPER’S PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.
  56. 56.AN ESSAY ON EPIGRAMS.
  57. 57.FLEURANGE. BY MRS. CRAVEN, AUTHOR OF “A SISTER’S STORY.” TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PERMISSION. — PART SECOND. THE TRIAL. — XX. — XXI. — XXII. — XXIII.
  58. 58.HOW THE CHURCH UNDERSTANDS AND UPHOLDS THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. — FOURTH AND LAST ARTICLE. THE MIDDLE AGES.
  59. 59.MISS ETHERIDGE.
  60. 60.DUTIES OF THE RICH IN CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. — NO. VI. PRIVATE DUTIES—CONTINUED.
  61. 61.FAITH THE LIFE OF ART. FROM AN ADDRESS BY CESARE CANTU BEFORE “THE ARCADIA.” TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN.
  62. 62.MAX MÜLLER’S “CHIPS.” [119]
  63. 63.TO WORDSWORTH.
  64. 64.TRUE GREATNESS.
  65. 65.RELIGIOUS PROCESSIONS IN BELGIUM.
  66. 66.LITTLE LOVE. BY THE AUTHOR OF “THE HOUSE OF YORKE.” “ Of such is the kingdom of heaven. ”
  67. 67.LETTERS OF HIS HOLINESS PIUS IX. APPROVING THE RULES OF THE “UNION OF CHRISTIAN WOMEN.”
  68. 68.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
  69. 69.THE REVIEW OF MR. BRYANT’S ILIAD.
  70. 70.THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES. A RETROSPECT.
  71. 71.FRAGMENTS OF EARLY ENGLISH POETRY. — TO THE BLESSED VIRGYNE. — TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN.
  72. 72.FLEURANGE. BY MRS. CRAVEN, AUTHOR OF “A SISTER’S STORY.” TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PERMISSION. — PART SECOND. THE TRIAL. — XXIV. — CHAPTER XXV. — XXVII.
  73. 73.THE SYMBOLISM OF THE CHURCH.
  74. 74.THE PROGRESSIONISTS. FROM THE GERMAN OF CONRAD VON BOLANDEN. — CHAPTER II.—CONTINUED. THE LEADERS. — CHAPTER III. SERAPHIN AND LOUISE.
  75. 75.THE NECESSITY OF PHILOSOPHY AS A BASIS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. BY F. RAMIERE, S. J. FROM THE ETUDES RELIGIEUSES. — NECESSITY OF PHILOSOPHY FOR THE FORMATION OF THE SCIENTIST. — II. NECESSITY OF PHILOSOPHY FOR THE FORMATION OF THE JURISCONSULT. — III. UTILITY OF PHILOSOPHY FOR THE FORMATION OF THE HISTORIAN.
  76. 76.A SUMMER IN THE TYROL.
  77. 77.THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE MISSION OF THE BARBARIANS. — SECOND ARTICLE.
  78. 78.THE LAST DAYS BEFORE THE SIEGE. — PART II. EXCELSIOR!
  79. 79.THE CLERKE OF OXENFORDE.
  80. 80.A BAD BEGINNING FOR A SAINT; OR, THE EARLY LIFE OF FATHER CHAUMONOT, A CELEBRATED MISSIONARY IN CANADA.
  81. 81.PROTESTANT MISSIONS IN INDIA. [190]
  82. 82.ON THE MISTY MOUNTAIN. — ROUTE I. — ROUTE II.
  83. 83.DECISION AGAINST THE ST. JAMES’ MISSION CLAIM AT VANCOUVER—ITS APPRECIATION.
  84. 84.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
  85. 85.INTELLECTUAL CENTRES.
  86. 86.OLD BOOKS.
  87. 87.DANTE’S PURGATORIO. — CANTO THIRD.
  88. 88.ON MUSIC.
  89. 89.FLEURANGE. BY MRS. CRAVEN, AUTHOR OF “A SISTER’S STORY.” TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH PERMISSION. — PART SECOND THE TRIAL. — XXVIII. — XXIX. — XXX. — XXXI. — XXXIII.
  90. 90.THE PAPACY.
  91. 91.THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES: A RETROSPECT—CONCLUDED. — NOTE.
  92. 92.THE PROGRESSIONISTS. FROM THE GERMAN OF CONRAD VON BOLANDEN. — CHAPTER IV. HANS SHUND. — CHAPTER V. ELECTIONEERING.
  93. 93.THE SPANIARDS AT HOME.
  94. 94.AIX-LA-CHAPELLE.
  95. 95.AMBROSIA A LEGEND OF AUGSBURG.
  96. 96.THE CHURCH.
  97. 97.THE NECESSITY OF PHILOSOPHY AS A BASIS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. BY F. RAMIERE, S.J. FROM THE ETUDES RELIGIEUSES. CONCLUDED. — UTILITY OF PHILOSOPHY FOR THE FORMATION OF THE POET AND OF THE ORATOR. — VI. NECESSITY OF PHILOSOPHY FOR THE FORMATION OF THE THEOLOGIAN. — VII.
  98. 98.ON THE MISTY MOUNTAIN. CONCLUDED. — ROUTE III. — ROUTE IV.
  99. 99.ORLÉANS AND ITS CLERGY.
  100. 100.USE AND ABUSE OF THE STAGE.
  101. 101.HOW I LEARNED LATIN.
  102. 102.THE HANDKERCHIEF.
  103. 103.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
  104. 104.FOOTNOTES:

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