A DICTIONARY OF CHRISTIAN BIOGRAPHY, LITERATURE, SECTS, AND DOCTRINES. Edited by the Very Rev. HENRY WACE, D.D., Dean of Canterbury, and the Rev. WILLIAM C. PIERCY, Dean and Chaplain of Whitelands College. In One Vol., 1040 pp. Medium 8vo, 21s. net. HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, in a letter to Mr. Murray, says:――“In my movements backwards and forwards between Lambeth and Canterbury, I almost fear that I may never have thanked you for sending me a copy of your one-volume Dictionary of Christian Biography. If I have already written, pardon this further letter. But I should like to tell you how greatly I value the book. I have been using it for some of my work, and am immensely struck by the way in which it seems to have been found possible to bring into this smaller compass practically everything of real importance to the general reader. I am certain that the editors and yourself have done a great public service in placing this book upon our shelves.” NIELSEN, Dr. Fredrik, _Bishop of Aarhus, and formerly Professor of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Copenhagen_. THE HISTORY OF THE PAPACY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Translated, with the help of others, by ARTHUR JAMES MASON, D.D., Master of Pembroke College, Cambridge. Demy 8vo, 2 vols., 24s. net. “The present book does, indeed, support the high opinion expressed by Dr. Mason in his preface of the spirit of scientific detachment, warmth of heart, and unfailing good humour displayed by Danish students in their theological and historical studies.”――_Church Times._ “Roman Catholic readers will find nothing in the tone of these volumes to shock them.... Works like these are bound to help to purify the Church.”――_Pall Mall Gazette._ ⁂ _Arrangements have been made with Booksellers enabling them to offer special terms for the above work._ OESTERLEY, the Rev. W. O. E., D.D., _Jesus College, Cambridge_. THE DOCTRINE OF THE LAST THINGS—JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d.net. What correspondents to the _Guardian_ say:―― “If a book is wanted which is at once cheap, clear, learned, and up-to-date, ‘The Doctrine of the Last Things’ may be strongly recommended. In it the reader will find the Old Testament, the Apocalyptic literature, the Rabbinical writings, and the New Testament most carefully analysed and the results presented in a simple form. In it there is ample material for many courses of Advent sermons on modern but reverent lines.”