...ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS, AND CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO PAGES, IN A GOOD, BOLD TYPE. SIXPENCE, IN FANCY PAPER COVERS. TENPENCE, IN CLOTH...EDGES. " I never wanted articles on religious subjects lialf so mucli ns articles on common subjects, written with a decidedly Christian tone."— DR. ABNOLD....

...branches of literature and for the highest class of readers. " I never wanted," says Dr. Arnold, " articles on religious subjects half so much as articles...common subjects, written with a decidedly Christian tone," — language which the founders of the " North British Review" would have been forward to adopt....

...ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS, AND CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO PAGES, IN A GOOD, BOLD TYPE. SIXPENCE, IN FANCY PAPER COVERS. TENPENCE, IN CLOTH...common subjects, written with a decidedly Christian tone."— DR. ARNOLD. WITH the exception of a few reprints, these volumes are ORIGINAL ; from the pens...

...volume, taken a step in the right direction — a scheme which has Arnold's language for its motto, " I never wanted articles on religious subjects half...common subjects, written with a decidedly Christian tone." It has too much been forgotten that the people will have entertaining literature. It is by entertaining...

...literature. What Arnold said of the press in his day was never truer than at present : " We do not need articles on religious subjects half so much as articles on common subjects written with a decidedly religious tone." If we turn from this field to another, we shall not see much that bids us hope. There...

...on the other be able to adapt itself to the nature of, comparatively, a low order of beings ?' " 1 I never wanted articles on religious subjects half so much as articles on common subjects treated with a decidedly Christian tone. — DE. ARNOLD. I then explained the nature of the religion...

...which we view things tinted with a special hue. " I never wanted articles," writes Dr. Arnold, " 01} religious subjects half so much as articles on common subjects written with a decidedly Christian tone." And again, in another passage, recently quoted with approbation by Lord John Russell in the...

...which were chosen as the motto for the series, well described the character of this publication, — ' I never wanted articles on religious subjects half...common subjects written with a decidedly Christian tone.' The details that have already been set before our readers, will have given a tolerably correct...

...that remark of his, so often quoted, and adopted by one monthly serial at least, as its motto : — " I never wanted articles on religious subjects half...articles on common subjects written with a decidedly religious tone." These words were called forth by an article on Mirabeau, in the " Penny Magazine"...

...exactly a specimen of what I wished to see, but done far better than I could do it. I never.wanted articles on religious subjects half so much as articles...common subjects written with a decidedly Christian tone. History and Biograohy are far better vehicles of good, I think, than any direct comments on Scripture,...