Catholic University Bulletin.

"Let there be progress, therefore; a widespread and eager
progress in every century and epoch, both of individuals and of
the general body, of every Christian and of the whole Church,
a progress in intelligence, knowledge and wisdom, but always
within their natural limits and without sacrifice of the identity
of Catholic teaching, feeling and opinion."-ST. VINCENT OF
LERINS, Commonit, c.

VOLUME VII—1901.

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY

THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA,

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Catholic University Bulletin.

VOL. VII.-No. 1. JANUARY, 1901. WHOLE NO. XXV.

CONTENTS.

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I. LEO XIII AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE AT THE HAGUE,

Thomas J. Shahan

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II. SOME PEDAGOGICAL USES OF SHAKSPERE,

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Maurice Francis Egan.

III. THE SOCIAL SCIENCES IN COLLEGIATE TRAINING,

Charles P. Neill.

IV. THE PERENNIAL FOUNTAINS OF MOUNT LEBANON,

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Henry Hyvernat.

V. THE FACTORY AS AN ELEMENT IN SOCIAL LIFE,

Carroll D. Wright.

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AIKEN, The Dhamma of Gotama the Buddha and the Gospel of Jesus the Christ;

MASON, The Five Theological Orations of Saint Gregory Nazianzenus; Moss, Con-

ferences on the Life of Grace; BERTRAND, Bibliothèque Sulpicienne; ACTA ET

DECRETA Concilii Plenarii Americae Latinae; MAHER, Psychology: Empirical

and Rational; HAUSER, Ouvriers du Temps Passé; BREWER, The World's Best

Orators

VII. THE TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST,

VIII. THE OXYRHYNCHUS PAPYRI,

IX. THE NEW THESAURUS LINGUAE LATINAE,

X. NOTES AND COMMENT :

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Education,

Chemistry,

Church History, etc.,

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