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534 Bibliographies [Dwight, Sereno E. and William Theodore.] Memoir, in Theology Explained and Defended, vol. i. Sprague, W. B. Life of Dwight, in Sparks, Library of American Biography. 2d series, vol. iv, 223-364. Stiles, Ezra. Literary Diary, passim. Tyler, Moses Coit. Three Men of Letters. 1895. Pp. 69-126, and List of Books Cited, 184-5. [The latter superseded by Dexter.] Olmsted, Denison. Timothy Dwight as a Teacher. In Educational Biography. Memoirs of Teachers, Educators, and Promoters and Benefactors of Edu- cation. . . . Reprinted from the American Journal of Education. Edited by Henry Barnard. . . . Part I. Teachers and Educators. 2d ed. 1861. Vol. I, pp. [78]-96. See, also, Addison, Dexter [extensive bibliography], Sprague (Annals, 11), Stokes. Charles Hodge (i 797-1 878) and his Son Archibald Alexander Hodge (1823-1886) Hodge, Charles. [Ed»] Biblical Repertory; a collection of tracts in biblical literature. . . 3 vols. Quarterly. 1825-7. Continued by the Presby- terian Quarterly and Princeton Review under various titles. Indexed in Index volume (1825-68), Part 3, pp. 327-358. Systematic Theology. New York, London, and Edinburgh. 1872. [Vol. I. Theology. Vol. 11. Anthropology. Vol. in. Soteriology. Eschatology.] [Reprinted 1873.] Index to Systematic Theology. New York, London, and Edinburgh, 1873. What is Darwinism? 1874. Hodge, Archibald Alexander. The Life of Charles Hodge; n. d. [1880]. [No bibliography; account of writings very meagre.] Salmond, Charles A[damson]. Princetoniana. Charles and A. A. Hodge: with Class and Table Talk of Hodge the Younger. By a Scottish Princetonian (Rev. C. A. Salmond, M.A.) [Portraits, etc.] n. d. [1888]. Mark Hopkins (1802-1887) Separate Works Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity, before The Lowell Institute, January, 1844. Boston, 1846. [The same:] revised as a text-book with a sup- plementary chapter considering some attacks on [sic] the critical school, the corroborative evidence of recently discovered manuscripts, etc., and the testi- mony of Jesus on his trial. . . . Presentation edition, on the Bross Foun- dation, Lake Forest College. Boston, 1909. Miscellaneous Essays and Discourses. . . . Boston, 1847. [Partial contents: On Mystery (1828); On the Argument from Nature for the Divine Existence (1833); On the Connection between Taste and Morals (1836); Williams College Inaugural Discourse (1836); Williams Collie Semi-Centennial Address (1843).] Baccalaureate Sermons, and Occasional Discourses. . . . Boston, 1862. [Partial Contents: Baccalaureate Sermons (each with separate t. p. and paging). 1850. Faith, Philosophy, and Reason. 1851. Strength and Beauty. 1852. Receiv- ing and Giving. 1855. Perfect Love. 1856. Self-Denial. 1857. Higher and Lower Good. 1858. Eagles' Wings. 1859. The Manifoldness of Man. i860. Nothing to be Lost. 1862. The Living House, or God's Method of Social Umty.]