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Newman Smyth • 28 Items / 16 Books, 12 Articles
Through Science to Faith (1902)
by Newman Smyth
Lowell Institute Lectures, 1900-1901
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Published Reviews
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    Building a New Faith (Review)
    Through Science to Faith, by Newman Smyth
    1. Through Science to Faith by Newman Smyth
    The Literary Digest, March 15, 1902, p. 370
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    Recent Religious Literature (3 Reviews)
    John Winthrop Platner
    The Varieties of Religious Experience, by William James
    1. The Varieties of Religious Experience by William James
    2. Through Science to Faith by Newman Smyth
    3. The Philosophy of the Christian Religion by Andrew Martin Fairbairn
    The Atlantic Monthly, September 1902, pp. 423-427
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    Books of the Week (10 Reviews)
    An Elementary Catechism, by William E. Barton
    1. An Elementary Catechism by William E. Barton
    2. Fryeburg Webster Centennial by A.F. Lewis
    3. The Giant's Gate by Max Pemberton
    4. Mediaeval Rome: From Hildebrand to Clement VIII, 1073-1600 by William Miller
    5. The Methods of Lady Walderhurst by Frances Hodgson Burnett
    6. Oxford Studies by John Richard Green, Mrs. J.R. Green, and Miss K. Norgate, ...
    7. Pen and Ink by Brander Matthews
    8. Through Science to Faith by Newman Smyth
    9. Wistons by Miles Amber
    10. Wolfville Days by Alfred Henry Lewis
    The Outlook, March 1, 1902, pp. 586-587
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    Books of the Week (38 Reviews)
    The Affair at the Inn, by Kate Douglas Wiggin, Mary Findlater, and Jane Findlater, ...
    1. The Affair at the Inn by Kate Douglas Wiggin, Mary Findlater, and Jane Findlater, ...
    2. A Belle of the Fifties by Ada Sterling
    3. Beverly of Graustark by George Barr McCutcheon
    4. A Book of Little Boys by Helen Dawes Brown
    5. The Castle Comedy by Thompson Buchanan
    6. The Christian Philosophy of Life by Samuel Penniman Leeds
    7. Early Hebrew Story: Its Historical Background by John P. Peters
    8. The Ethical Teaching of Jesus by Charles Augustus Briggs
    9. Fergy the Guide by H.S. Canfield
    10. The Georgians by Will N. Harben
    11. The Gospel and the Church by Alfred F. Loisy
    12. How the United States Became a Nation by John Fiske
    13. Imperator et Rex: William II of Germany by Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen
    14. A Kittiwake of the Great Kills by Charles Frederick Stansbury
    15. A Ladder of Swords by Gilbert Parker
    16. The Little Kingdom of Home by Margaret E. Sangster
    17. Little Royalties by Isabel McDougall
    18. The Master's Violin by Myrtle Reed
    19. The Mastery by Mark Lee Luther
    20. Men and Manners of the Third Republic by Albert D. Vandam
    21. Napoleon's British Visitors and Captives, 1801-1815 by John Goldworth Alger
    22. Narragansett Bay by Edgar Mayhew Bacon
    23. Old Gorgon Graham by George Horace Lorimer
    24. Orrain by S. Levett-Yeats
    25. The Pagan's Progress by Gouverneur Morris
    26. Panther Stories by M.H. Carter
    27. Practical Morals by John K. Ingram
    28. Sabrina Warham by Laurence Housman
    29. St. Paul the Apostle of the Gentiles by Rev. John Gamble
    30. The Story of a Lie, and Other Tales by Robert Louis Stevenson
    31. Tales of a Poultry Farm by Clara Dillingham Pierson
    32. Through Science to Faith by Newman Smyth
    33. Tommy and Company by Jerome K. Jerome
    34. The Truth About the Trusts by John Moody
    35. Up Through Childhood by George Allen Hubbell
    36. Union Seminary Addresses by Thomas S. Hastings
    37. The Value of the Bible, and Other Sermons, 1902-1904 by H. Hensley Henson
    38. What Every Christian Needs to Know by Howard W. Pope
    The Outlook, October 8, 1904, pp. 386-391