VALUABLE BOOKS FOR REFERENCE.
Dowling's History of Romanism. This large work of 940 pages, traces the history of Romanism from the earliest corruptions of Christianity to the proclamation of Papal infallibility, and the deposition of Pius IX. as a temporal sovereign. It not only refutes the errors and superstitions of Romanism, but tells the story of their origin, exhibits the workings of the iniquitous system, reviews historically its domination over kings and princes, its oppression of the consciences and torture of the bodies of men, and the efforts of different ones at different times to relieve Christendom from its terrible thralldom. The papacy occupies so prominent a position in the prophetic field, and is gaining such an influence upon the people of this country, that any information pertaining to it is of special interest to the student of prophecy. Muslim bound. $4.00 Pilgrim's Progress. 12mo. edition, printed by Dodd, Mead & Co. This edition is firmly and beautifully bound, printed on heavy tint paper, contains 36 engravings, and has marginal references to such texts of Scripture as are illustrated by the story. 336 pp. $1.50 D'Aubigne's History of the Reformation. 1 volume. $5.00 Gibbon's Rome. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. 6 vols. $5.00 Josephus. By William Whiston. $3.00 The Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible: or, How to Comprehend Holy Writ from its own Interpretation. This work contains the whole of the Old and New Testaments, collected and systematically arranged; together with an introduction, setting forth the character of the book, and the immense faculty this method affords the reader for understanding the word of God. Also, three different tables of contents prefixed, a general index of subjects, a Scripture index, and tables of principal subjects with their parallel sections subjoined, so elaborated and arranged in alphabetical order as to direct at once to any subject required. Concordances, Introductions, Collections, Manuals, etc., however excellent and useful in their place, can form no substitute for such a work as this, which is on a plan peculiar to itself, and places the whole Bible singularly at the command of the investigator. It is arranged in Chapters and Sections, which embrace Thirty Books, Two Hundred and Eighty-Five Chapters, and Four Thousand One Hundred and Forty-Four Sections. The title of each Book gives name to its subject. The title of each Chapter is expressive of all included in that portion of that Book, and the caption of each section develops the prominent idea embraced in the section. By Rev. Nathaniel West, D. D. 1097 pp. Half Morocco, gilt. $7.00 Any of the above works will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of prices named. Address REVIEW & HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich.,
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