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Willard, F. E. How to win. 

N. Y., Funk & Wagnails Co., 1895 $1

A book for girls, the key to the purpose of which is given in the title.

Wingate, C. F. What shall our boys do for a living? 

N. Y., Doubleday, McClure Co., 1898 $1

The author has written for the average boy, who distrusts himself, and who needs to be shown that the race is not always to the swift.

200. RELIGION.

Abbot, L. Christianity and social problems. 

Bost., Houghton, Mifflin & Co, 1886 $1.25

The author has brought together in this volume, in ordered and systematic shape, the social philosophy which for some years he has expounded in magazine articles, lectures, etc.

Alden, H. God in his world. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1890 $1.25

This work is a consideration of nature and humanity as an unfolding of the divine life. A view in which Christ takes the central place.

Banks, Rev. L. A. Christ and his friends. 

N. Y., Funk, Wagnails & Co., 1895 $1.50

Thirty-one sermons which will bring inspiration and comfort to the friends of Christ.

——— Common folks' religion. 

Bost., 1893 $1.50

A volume of helpful sermons which have been delivered at various times by the author during the course of his regular week day and Sunday work.

Barrows, J .H. The credulity of the gospel histories. 

Bost., D. Lothrop & Co., 1891 75c

Very scarce are the books which are so lucid, forceful and thorough, and at the same time interesting, as this volume.

Beach, D.N. The newer religious thinking. 

Bost., Little, Brown & Co., 1893 $1.25

The thoughts in these sermons are not of one or two doctrines ; but rather of the trend and movement of the times in religion.

Berry, Rev. C. A. Vision and duty. 

N. Y., Button & Co., 1893 $1.25

These discourses represent an earnest man's effort to make the gospel more credible and potent in his own generation.