The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, December 1882: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific CircleChautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
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The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, December 1882: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Chautauqua Institution -- Periodicals; Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle -- Periodicals
GRADUATES, Class of 1882, List of C. L. S. C. 298.
GRADUATES OF 1882, Chautauqua. 118.
GREEK LIFE, Studies in Ancient. J. P. Mahaffy. 126.
GREEK, Reasons for the Study of. Prof. H. Lummis. 169.
GREEK, Hints to Beginners in the Study of New Testament. Rev.
A. A. Wright. 414, 476, 539.
GREEN, John Richard. Rev. H. A. Haweis, M.A. 575.
GYMNASTICS. 508.
HABIT OF TAKING PAINS. James Kerr, M.A. 392.
HEAVEN, The Employments of. Rev. L. T. Townsend, D.D. 570.
HISTORY, God’s Hand in. Bishop Simpson, LL.D. 70.
HOOD, Thomas. W. C. Richards. 409.
HOUSEKEEPING, German and American. 442.
INDIA, A Voice From. C. A. Martin. 47.
IRVING, Washington. Wallace Bruce. 390.
JEANNETTE, Story of the. 89.
JOYS OF HIGH COMPANIONSHIP. Arthur Helps. 561.
LANDSEER, Edwin and Charles. 466.
LANGUAGE IN ANIMALS. Richard Budd Painter. 323.
LECTURES, Local Circle. 529.
LECTURE BY ARTEMUS WARD. 549.
LETTER FROM ENGLAND, A. 524.
LIGHT, The Electric. A. A. Campbell Swinton. 325.
LITERATURE, Selections from English.
Advice, on Giving. Joseph Addison. 424.
Education compared to Sculpture. Joseph Addison. 125.
Poet Described, The. 423.
Practice and Habit. John Locke. 317.
Thoughts and Aphorisms. Jonathan Swift. 318.
LITERATURE, Selections from Chinese. 503.
LITERATURE, Selections from Japanese. 505.
LONGFELLOW’S BIRTHDAY. 459.
MAMMALIA. From the French of Ernest Menault. 389.
MAN, The Ugly. 169.
MANNER. Lord Chesterfield. 141.
MANNERS, Street. 452.
MEMORIAL BELL. 457.
MONTANA. Rev. Sheldon Jackson, D.D. 394.
MIND, Ardor of. James Kerr, M. A. 532.
MUSIC AT THE DAWN OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA. Prof. E. E. Ayres. 95.
MUSIC IN EARLY TIMES. Prof. E. E. Ayres. 30.
NEW MEXICO. Rev. Sheldon Jackson, D.D. 327.
NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS:
April, 419.
May, 482.
June, 544.
OUTLINES OF C. L. S. C. STUDIES.
November, 104.
December, 167.
January, 230.
February, 288.
March, 356.
April,408.
May, 463.
June, 531.
PAINTINGS, Old. Robert Kempt. 570.
PEARLS, A Chaplet of. William Jones, F. S. A. 385.
PHOTOGRAPHY, The Applications of. 471.
PHYSIOLOGY. 374, 434.
PLAN, The Latest—Chautauqua Summer School for Children. 111.
POISON IN COMMON THINGS. Prof. P. A. Simpson, M.A., M.D. 137.
PORTRAIT COLLECTIONS. Walter F. Tiffin. 556.
PRONOUNCING VOCABULARY—Names of the Stars. 486.
QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY. 107, 167, 229.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. A. M. Martin.
Astronomy. 286, 353.
China, Corea, and Japan. 530.
Evangeline. 463.
Geology. First Lessons in. 48, 105.
Greece, History of. 47, 105.
Greek Course in English, Preparatory. 164, 228.
Hampton Tracts. 407.
RAINDROPS, HAILSTONES AND SNOWFLAKES. Prof. O. Reynolds. 75.
RAMBLES IN DAKOTA AND MONTANA. W. A. Duncan. 598.
READINGS FOR 1883-84, C. L. S. C. 531, 589.
RE-UNION AT CINCINNATI, C. L. S. C. 591.
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