The Chautauquan, January 1884, by Theodore Flood, D.D

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Chautauqua Institution

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The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, January 1884 A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture. Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.

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English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

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Chautauqua Institution -- Periodicals

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eBook-No. 53652

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December 3, 2016

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Contents

1. 1.The Chautauquan, November 1883 — Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. — Contents — REQUIRED READING FOR THE Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle for 1883-4 . JANUARY. — GERMAN HISTORY. — IV. — HENRY THE FOURTH—HIS SUPPLIANT VISIT TO CANOSSA. — BEFORE THE REFORMATION. — PREPARING FOR THE REFORMATION. — MARTIN LUTHER. — SALE OF PAPAL INDULGENCES—LUTHER’S RESISTANCE. — LUTHER AT WORMS. — EXTRACTS FROM GERMAN LITERATURE. — JOHANN JOACHIM WINCKELMANN. — The Apollo of the Vatican. — FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER. — Sabbath Morning. — JOHANN WOLFGANG GOETHE. — A Criticism on the Poems of J. H. Voss. — Faustus. — FRIEDRICH SCHLEGEL. — Extracts from History of Literature.
2. 2.READINGS IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE. [H] — IV.—THE SEA. — SUNDAY READINGS. — [ January 6. ] ON SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANITY. — [ January 13. ] — [ January 20. ] — [ January 27. ]
3. 3.POLITICAL ECONOMY. — IV. DISTRIBUTION.
4. 4.READINGS IN ART. — I. ARCHITECTURE. [I] INTRODUCTION. — EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE. — ANALYSIS OF BUILDINGS.
5. 5.SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE. — FITZ GREENE HALLECK. — To * * * * — In Memory of Joseph Rodman Drake. — RICHARD HENRY DANA. — A Clump of Daisies. — WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. — To the Fringed Gentian. — Extract from Bryant’s Translation of the Iliad. Book I. (620-774.) — HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW. — Santa Filomena. — Rural Life in Sweden. — Passages from Longfellow.
6. 6.Untitled
7. 7.NIGHT.
8. 8.ECCENTRIC AMERICANS. — III.—THE MORBID STATESMAN.
9. 9.THE STORK.
10. 10.Untitled
11. 11.GARDENING AMONG THE CHINESE.
12. 12.EIGHT CENTURIES WITH WALTER SCOTT.
13. 13.ASTRONOMY OF THE HEAVENS FOR JANUARY. — THE SUN, — THE MOON — MERCURY — VENUS — MARS — JUPITER — SATURN, — URANUS — NEPTUNE
14. 14.WORK FOR WOMEN.
15. 15.OSTRICH HUNTING.
16. 16.CHRISTIAN MISSIONS. — METHODIST EPISCOPAL BOARD. — PRESBYTERIAN BOARD. — THE AMERICAN BOARD. — BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION.
17. 17.CALIFORNIA. — No. II.—SAN FRANCISCO SILHOUETTES.
18. 18.TABLE-TALK OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
19. 19.EARLY FLOWERS.
20. 20.Untitled
21. 21.BOTANICAL NOTES.
22. 22.C. L. S. C. WORK.
23. 23.OUTLINE OF C. L. S. C. READINGS. — JANUARY, 1884.
24. 24.SUNBEAMS FROM THE CIRCLE.
25. 25.LOCAL CIRCLES.
26. 26.C. L. S. C. ROUND-TABLE. [L] — WAYS OF ORGANIZING LOCAL CIRCLES AND PROVIDING FOR THE POOR.
27. 27.QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. — SIXTY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON “PHILOSOPHY OF THE PLAN OF SALVATION.”—CHAPTERS 1 TO 14, INCLUSIVE.
28. 28.CHAUTAUQUA NORMAL CLASS. Season of 1884. — LESSON III.—BIBLE SECTION. — The Bible an English Book. — SUNDAY-SCHOOL SECTION. — LESSON III.—THE TEACHER’S OFFICE AND WORK. — LESSON IV.—THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE.
29. 29.EDITOR’S OUTLOOK. — THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE C. L. S. C. — EVANGELISTS. — THE NEW TIME STANDARDS. — RESULTS. — PÈRE HYACINTHE.
30. 30.EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
31. 31.C. L. S. C. NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS FOR JANUARY. — PHILOSOPHY OF THE PLAN OF SALVATION.
32. 32.NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS IN “THE CHAUTAUQUAN.” — GERMAN HISTORY. — EXTRACTS FROM GERMAN LITERATURE. — SUNDAY READINGS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY. — READINGS IN ART. — SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE.
33. 33.TALK ABOUT BOOKS. — BOOKS RECEIVED. — THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
34. 34.FOOTNOTES:

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