“The sane, fair, kindly attitude taken gives of itself a profitable lesson. The author proves conclusively that his mind—and if his, why not another’s?—can be at one and the same time sound, sanitary, scientific, and essentially religious.”—_The Examiner_, Chicago. “The author writes with logic and a ‘sweet reasonableness’ that will doubtless convince many halting minds. It is an inspiring book.”—_Philadelphia Inquirer._ “It is, we think, difficult to overestimate the value of this volume at the present critical pass in the history of Christianity.”—_The Arena_, Boston. “The author has taken up a task calling for heroic effort, and has given us a volume worthy of careful study.... The conclusion is certainly very reasonable.”—_Christian Intelligencer_, New York. “Interesting, suggestive, helpful.”—_Boston Congregationalist._ =Fundamentals in Education, Art, and Civics: Essays and Addresses.= 8vo, cloth. Net, =$1.40=; by mail, =$1.53= “Of fascinating interest to cultured readers, to the student, the teacher, the poet, the artist, the musician, in a word to all lovers of sweetness and light. The author has a lucid and vigorous style, and is often strikingly original. What impresses one is the personality of a profound thinker and a consummate teacher behind every paragraph.”—_Dundee Courier_, Scotland “The articles cover a wide field and manifest a uniformly high culture in every field covered. It is striking how this great educator seems to have anticipated the educational tendencies of our times some decades before they imprest the rest of us. He has been a pathfinder for many younger men, and still points the way to higher heights. The book is thoroughly up-to-date.”—_Service_, Philadelphia. “Clear, informing, and delightfully readable. Whether the subject is art and morals, technique in expression, or character in a republic, each page will be found interesting and the treatment scholarly, but simple, sane, and satisfactory ... the story of the Chicago fire is impressingly vivid.”—_Chicago Standard._ “He is a philosopher, whose encouraging idealism is well grounded in scientific study, and who illuminates points of psychology and ethics as well as of art when they come up in the course of the discussion.”—_The Scotsman_, Edinburgh, Scotland. “Agreeably popularizes much that is fundamental in theories of life and thought. The American people owe much of their progress, their optimism, and we may say their happiness to the absorption of just such ideals as Professor Raymond stands for.”—_Minneapolis Book Review Digest._ =Suggestions for the Spiritual Life—College Chapel Talks.= 8vo, cloth. Net, =$1.50=; by mail, =$1.63=