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---- ---- _Mull's Edition Of Paradise Lost_. Spectator, December 6,
1884, Pp. 1635, 1636.
--Saturday Review, Vol. 58, Pp. 570, 571.
---- ---- _Origin Of The Paradise Lost_. North American Review, By L.E.
Dubois, Vol. 91, 1860, Pp. 539-555.
---- ---- _Plan Of Paradise Lost_. New Englander, By Professor Himes,
Vol. 42, 1883, Pp. 196-211.
---- ---- _Prendeville's Edition Of Paradise Lost_. Blackwood's
Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 47, 1840, Pp. 691-716.
---- ---- _Sorelli's Italian Translation Of Paradise Lost_. Foreign
Quarterly Review, Vol. 10, 1832, Pp. 508-513.
Appendix Pg 168
---- ---- _Theism Of The Paradise Lost_. Unitarian Review, By H.
Carpenter, Vol. 5, Pp. 302, Etc.
---- _Poetry Of_. Edinburgh Review, Vol. 42, 1825, Pp. 304-324.
--Selections From The Edinburgh Review, Vol. 2, 1835, Pp. 34-64.
--Macmillan's Magazine, By J.R. Seeley, Vol. 17, 1868, Pp. 299-311;
Vol. 19, Pp. 407-421.
--Temple Bar, Vol. 39, 1873, Pp. 458-473.
---- _Political Writings_. Nation, By Goldwin Smith, Vol. 30, 1880,
Pp. 30-32.
---- _Prose Writings Of_. New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 40, 1834, Pp. 39-50.
--Congregational Magazine, Vol. 10 N.S., 1834, Pp. 217-224.
--American Monthly Magazine, Vol. 1 N.S., 1836, Pp. 142-146.
--Eclectic Review, Vol. 25 N.S., 1849, Pp. 507-521.
--Spectator, Oct. 3, 1885, Pp. 1317, 1318.
--Athenæum, Sept. 20, 1884, Pp. 359, 360.
---- _Public Conduct Of_. Edinburgh Review, Vol. 42, 1825, Pp. 324-346.
--Selections From The Edinburgh Review, Vol. 2, 1835, Pp. 48-64.
---- _Relics Of, At Cambridge_. Chambers's Journal, Vol. 8, 1857, Pp.
319, 320.
---- _Religious Life And Opinions Of_. Bibliotheca Sacra, By A.D.
Barber, Vol. 16, 1859, Pp. 557-603; Vol. 17, Pp. 1-42.
---- _Rural Scenes Of_. Fraser's Magazine, Vol. 23, 1841, Pp. 519-528.
---- _Satan Of._ Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 1, 1817, Pp. 140-142.
---- ---- _And Lucifer Of Byron Compared._ Knickerbocker, Vol. 30, 1847,
Pp. 150-155.
---- ---- _Satan Of Paradise Lost._ Dublin University Magazine, Vol. 88,
1876, Pp. 707-714.
---- _Select Prose Works._ Boston Quarterly Review, Vol. 5, 1842,
Pp. 322-342.
---- _Shadow Of The Puritan War In._ Catholic Presbyterian, By A.
Macleod, Vol. 9, 1883, Pp. 169-176, 321-330.
---- _Sonnets Of, Pattison's Edition._ Academy, By J.A. Noble, Vol. 24,
1883, Pp. 57, 58.
--Saturday Review, Vol. 56, 1883, Pp. 252, 253.
--Spectator, Aug. 18, 1883, Pp. 1062, 1063.
--Athenæum, Sept. 1, 1883, Pp. 263-265.
---- _Spenser, And Shakspere._ Victoria Magazine, Vol. 25, 1875, Pp.
856-868, 1059-1065; Vol. 26, Pp. 24-31, 108-117.
Appendix Pg 169
---- _State Papers Relating To._ London Magazine, Vol. 6 N.S., 1826,
Pp. 377-396.
---- _Theology Of._ Boston Monthly Magazine, Vol. 1, 1825, Pp. 489-491.
---- _Todd's Life Of._ Quarterly Review, Vol. 36, 1827, Pp. 29-61.
--Monthly Review, Vol. 3 N.S., 1826, Pp. 258-273.
--Museum Of Foreign Literature, Vol. 10, P. 67, Etc.; Vol. 11, Pp. 114,
Etc., 385, Etc.
--Congregational Magazine, Vol. 3, 1827, Pp. 33-40.
---- _Treatise On Christian Doctrine._ Evangelical Magazine, Vol. 4
N.S., 1826, Pp. 371-375.
---- _Versus Robert Montgomery._ Knickerbocker, Vol. 3, 1834, Pp.
120-134.
---- _Works Of._ American Church Review, By J.H. Hanson, Vol. 2, Pp.
153, Etc.
---- _Youth Of_. Edinburgh Review, Vol. 111, 1860, Pp. 312-347;
Same Article, Littell's Living Age, Vol. 65, Pp. 579-597.
--Argosy, Vol. 6, 1868, Pp. 267-273.
A Maske [Comus] 1637
Lycidas 1638
(In _Justa Edouardo King Naufrago_)
Of Reformation Touching Church-Discipline In England 1641
Of Prelatical Episcopacy 1641
Animadversions Upon The Remonstrant's Defence Against Smectymnuus 1641
The Reason Of Church-Government Urg'd Against Prelaty 1641
Apology Against A Pamphlet Called A Modest Confutation Of The
Animadversions, Etc. 1641
Doctrine And Discipline Of Divorce 1643
Of Education. To Master S. Hartlib 1644
The Judgment Of Martin Bucer, Now Englisht 1644
Appendix Pg 170
Areopagitica 1644
Tetrachordon 1644
Colasterion 1645
Poems 1645
Tenure Of Kings And Magistrates 1649
Observations Upon The Articles Of Peace With The Irish Rebels
(_Articles Of Peace_, Etc.) 1649
Eikonoklastes 1649
Pro Populo Anglicano Defensio Contra Salmasium 1651
A Letter Touching The Dissolution Of The Late Parliament 1653
Pro Populo Anglicano Defensio Secunda 1654
Scriptum Dom-Protectoris Contra Hispanos 1655
Pro Se Defensio Contra A. Morum 1655
Treatise On Civil Power In Ecclesiastical Causes 1659
Considerations Touching The Likeliest Means To Remove Hirelings
Out Of The Church 1659
Ready And Easy Way To Establish A Free Commonwealth 1660
Paradise Lost 1667
Accedence Commenc't Grammar 1669
History Of Britain 1670
Paradise Regained 1671
Samson Agonistes 1671
(_With Preceding Work_)
Artis Logicæ Plenior Institutio 1672
Of True Religion, Heresie, Schism, Toleration, And What Best Means
May Be Used Against The Growth Of Popery 1673
Epistolarum Familiarium Liber 1674
Declaration Or Letters Patents Of The Election Of This Present
King Of Poland, John The Third 1674
Appendix Pg 171
Literæ Pseudo-Senatus Anglicani, Cromwellii, Etc. 1676
Character Of The Long Parliament And Assembly Of Divines In 1641 1681
Brief History Of Moscovia 1682
Works [In Prose] 1697
Historical, Political, And Miscellaneous Works 1698
Original Letters And Papers Of State Addressed To Oliver Cromwell 1743
De Doctrina Christiana 1825
Common Place Book 1876
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The Origin Of The Aryans. By Dr. Isaac Taylor. Wit And Then Cut Into Thin Slices,
Cutting The Full Width Of The Potato. This Means That You Are To Cut A
Thin Slice Of Raw Potato That Will Cover Your Hand. Place On A Shallow
Baking Dish And Brush With Shortening. Place In The Broiler And Broil
Until Nicely Browned, Then Place In The Oven For Five Minutes.
Mountain Buttermilk Rye Muffins
Place In A Mixing Bowl
One And One-Half Cups Of Buttermilk,
One Teaspoon Of Baking Soda,
Four Tablespoons Of Shortening,
Six Tablespoons Of Syrup,
One Egg.
Beat To Mix And Then Add
Two And One-Half Cups Of Rye Flour,
One Teaspoon Of Baking Powder.
Beat To Thoroughly Mix And Then Pour Into Well-Greased And Floured
Muffin Pans, And Bake For Thirty Minutes In A Moderate Oven. When
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Spread With Mountain Sweet-Spiced Jam.
If Necessary To Keep Meat Three Or Four Days
Much Sickness That Is Described As Ptomaine Poisoning Is Usually
Caused By Carelessness. If For Any Reason Meat Must Be Kept Several
Days After It Is Purchased, It May Be Cared For In The Following
Manner:
Place
Three-Quarters Cup Of Salt In A Saucepan
Appendix Pg 173
And Add
Three And One-Half Cups Of Water,
One Bay Leaf,
One-Half Teaspoon Of Saltpeter.
Bring To A Boil And Cool. Place The Meat In A China Bowl Or A Wooden
Bucket And Pour The Brine Over It. Now Place A Plate On Top Of The
Meat And Weigh Down With An Old Flatiron And Heavy Stone. Turn The
Meat Every Other Day.
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Beef Or Pork. For Lamb Or Chicken Place In A Saucepan And Add
One-Half Carrot,
One Onion,
Sufficient Boiling Water To Partially Cover Same.
Cook, Keeping Pan Closely Covered, For Ten Minutes To The Pound. Cool
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