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li l a Books for Thinking Students. OUR COUNTRY: ITS POSSIBLE FUTURE AND ITS PRESENT CRISIS. By Rev. Josiah Strong, D.D., with an Introduction by Prof. Austin Phelps, D.D. 150th Thousand. Revised and enlarged with reference to the Census of 1890. 275 pages, 12mo., paper, 30 cents, cloth, 60 cents. This is one of the most powerful books that have come from the American press during the present century. With a brilliantly marshalled array of facts, it portrays America's material, social and religious condition and tendency, points out the perils which threaten her future, and with great force and clearness both shows the means of averting danger and inspires enthusiasm for the task. The wide circulation of this book has given an extraordinary impulse to the work of holding America for the highest, political, social and religious national life. This volume is a storehouse of information. W'e recall no recent volume which has so much packed into it of value for the minister, the editor, the teacher, and in general, the patriot, as this little volume on ' Our Countryf -- Cfz1'z'stz'rwz Union. NATIONAL PERILS AND OPPORTUNITIES. 5 The Discussions of the General Christian Conference held at Washington, D. C., Dec. 7-9th, 1887, under the auspices and directions of the Evangelical Alliance, for the United States. 8vo., 430 pages, cloth, 31.50. , It would be impossible to find anywhere within the same compass so much strong, eloquent, su Cfestive and ins irinsr counsel on the , reat r uestions which confront the Christian world as is , ge- 2: , H , Y found between the covers of this book f --New I' ark Obswfzfwf. NATIONAL NEEDS AND REMEDIES. The Discussions of the General Christian Conference held at Boston, Mass., Dec. 4-6, 1889, under the auspices and directions of the Evangelical Alliance, for the United States. 8vo., 331 pages, paper, 51.00, cloth, 31.50. This Boston Conference is the most important event in the American religious word, which we have been permitted to chronicle in a very long time. -Tire Cfumfclwzfwz. PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN GIVILIZATION. Their Practical Solution the Pressing Christian Duty of To day. 16 mo., paper, 30 cent-sg cloth, 60 cents. This book contains a series of selected addresses delivered before the Gen- eral Christian Conference, held at Washington, D. C., December 7-9, 1887, under the auspices of the Evangelical Alliance. The topics are : Immigration, by BOYESEN, ff Misuse of Wealth, by GATES, H Estrangement from the Church, by PIERSONQ Ultramontanismf' by COXE, H The Saloon, by HAY- GOOD, ff The Social Vice, by GREENE, Relation of the Church to the Capital and Labor Questionj, by MCCOSDH and LOW, H The City as a Peril, by DOR- CHESTER, MCPHERSON and Lo0M1s. tF0r the corrplete discussions of the Con- ference see ff National Perils and Opportunitiesfj ' SOCIALISM AND GI-IRISTIANITY. By A J F BEHRENDs, D D Izmo paper, 50 cents, cloth 51 00 This book treats from a new point of View the problems raised by the most frequently advanced social theories of the dav, their relation to the reciprocal duties of Labor and Capital, and the position of the Christian Church with refer ence to the social and industrial movements that are taking place about it It is the hrst approach to a popular systematic presentation of the principles of the destructive socialism of the day Pffesbyiw nz Zxf0Zl7!ZllZ The above books sent postpaid, on receipt of the advertised retail price, by TI-IE BAKER 81 TAYLOR CO PUBLI HERS AND BOOKSELLERS 740 and 742 Broadway NEW YORK , s p , o o 0, , 4 n 1 H , X I . Q . .1. , , C ,e . , 5 U- , , 2 . . . . .A l 'v 1 s ' 'f , l 3 7 ' 2 Q ' I l l l l l I l 5 I

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