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THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.
OLD SERIES COMPLETE IN LXIII. VOLS.
JANUARY, 1844, TO DECEMBER, 1864.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XLI.
JANUARY TO JUNE, 1885.
NEW YORK:
E. R. PELTON, PUBLISHER, 25 BOND STREET.
1885.
INDEX TO VOLUME XLI.
FRONTISPIECE: THE LESSON.
| PAGE. | ||
| Agnosticism and the Religion of Humanity, Last Words about. | ||
| By Herbert Spencer | Nineteenth Century | 127 |
| America, A Word More About. | ||
| By Matthew Arnold | Nineteenth Century | 433 |
| American Audience, The. | ||
| By Henry Irving | Fortnightly Review | 475 |
| Ancient Organs of Public Opinion. | ||
| By Prof. R. C. Jebb. | Fortnightly Review | 107 |
| Arnold’s Lay Sermon, Mr. | Spectator | 259 |
| Art, A Few Notes on Persian. | Chambers’s Journal | 396 |
| Authors as Suppressors of their Books. | ||
| By W. H. Olding, LL.B. | Gentleman’s Magazine | 262 |
| Automatic Writing, or the Rationale of Planchette. | ||
| By Frederick W. H. Myers | Contemporary Review | 547 |
Bank of England, The. | ||
| By Henry May | Fortnightly Review | 679 |
| Behind the Scenes. | ||
| By F. C. Burnand | Fortnightly Review | 408 |
| Big Animals | Cornhill Magazine | 778 |
| Bismarck’s Character, Prince | Temple Bar | ...|