compulsory sale, 626-628—' minori- socialist tendencies, 632 - Mr Railways, The Nationalisation of Reid, Dr G. A., The Principles of Religion, The Mystical Element of, 101-works on, 102-105-Miss C. Stephen's 'Light Arising,' 102 -defence of Quakerism, ib.-E. Grubb's 'Authority and the Light Within,' 103-Baron von Hügel's 'Life of St Catherine of Genoa,' 105-religion a factor of human life, 106-bracing effect of science, ib.-the three elements of religion, 107-meaning of the term institutionalism, 108-use of understanding, 109-multitudinous and futile definitions, 111-meaning of the term 'mysticism,' 112-characteristics, 113-116 Quietist tendency, 116-Fénelon and Bossuet's views contrasted, 118 its relation to morality, 119-views of Kant and W. Hermann, ib.-problem of reconciling religion and morality, 120-the mystic's attitude towards evil, 121-abandonment of the idea of 'proving' the existence of God, 122 the God-idea of the mystic, 123-view on the present crisis of Christianity, 124 St Catherine's religious views, 125-her Treatise on Purgatory,' ib. - Reynolds, Sir Joshua, his Ugolino ment of Dante illustrations, 399 et seq. Rose, Dr J. H., 'Canning and the Secret Intelligence from Tilsit,' 249. S. St Catherine of Genoa, Life of, 1 -religious views, 125-her 'Treat ise on Purgatory,' ib.-personality, 126. Salisbury, Lord, his contributions to the Quarterly Review,' 310-330 -political articles, 311-315-on foreign affairs, 315-319-on Castlereagh and Pitt, 319. Samain, A., characteristics of his poetry, 152. Seward, A. C., 'Darwin and Modera Science,' edited by, 3. 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