532 Bibliographies Horace Bushnell (i 802-1 876) [Collected Works.] Centenary Edition. [No other general title. Some vols, from new plates; most reprinted from old plates of separate works.] 1903. 13 vols. Discourses on Christian Nurture. Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, 1847. As Christian Nurture. . . New York . . . 1861. God in Christ. Three Discourses delivered at New Haven, Cambridge and Andover, with a Preliminary EHssertation on Language. Hartford, 1849. The Same. New York, 1877. Christ in Theology; being the answer of the Author, before the Hartford Central Association of Ministers, October, 1849, for the Doctrines of the Book en- titled "God in Christ." Hartford, 1851. Nature and the Supernatural, as together constituting the One System of God. 1858. 4th ed., 1859 [entered 1858]. i Quien es el Cristo? Reflexiones Pilosdficas sobre la Vida y Hechos de Jesu- Cristo. Por Horacio Bushnell. Sociedad Americana de Tratados. . . . Nueva York. n. d. [96 pp.] [Prefacio del Traductor is signed Thos. L. Gulick. A translation of the greater part of Ch. x of Nature and the Super- natural. Probably either the original or a reprint of the translation listed in H. B. Learned's bibliography under the year 1861, title The Character of Jesus.] Sermons for the New Life. 1 858. 5th ed. , 1 859. 7th ed. , 1 864. The Census and Slavery; a Thanksgiving Discourse, delivered in the Chapel at Clifton Springs, N. Y., November 29, i860. Hartford, i860. [Pamphlet, 24 pp.; above title on cover; no t. p.] Christ and his Salvation: in Sermons variously related thereto. 1864. 3d ed. 1865. Work and Play; or Literary Varieties. . . . 1864. [Contents: 1848, Work and Play (Harvard * B K Oration); 1837, The True Wealth or Weal of Nations (Yale * B K Oration); 1843, The Growth of Law (Yale Soc. of Alumni); 1849, The Founders Great in their Unconsciousness (New Eng- land Soc. of N. Y.); 1851, Historical Estimate of Connecticut (Normal School Inauguration, New Britain); 1846, Agriculture at the East; [n. d.] Life, or the Lives (Lecture); [n. d.] City Plans; [n. d.] The Doctrine of Loyalty; 1 851, The Age of Homespun (Litchfield County Centennial); 1846, The Day of Roads (Thanksgiving, Hartford); 1852, Religious Music (Yale, Beethoven Soc.)]. The Vicarious Sacrifice, grounded in principles of universal obligation. 1866 [ent. 1865]. Memorial of Noah Porter, D.D., late of Farmington, Conn., comprising the Dis- courses of Pres. T. D. Woolsey, Rev. Levi L. Paine, and Horace Bushnell, D.D., occasioned by his Death. Farmington, 1867. Moral Uses of Dark Things. 1868, 1869. Women's Suffrage; the Reform against Nature. 1869. Sermons on Living Subjects. 1872. Forgiveness and Law, Grounded in Principles interpreted by Human Analogies. 1874. [Incorporated (1877 and later eds.) as a second volume of The Vicarious Sacrifice.] Building Eras in Religion. Literary Varieties, iii. 1881. The Spirit in Man. Sermons and Selections. Centenary Edition. 1903. [Extensive bibliography by Henry Barrett Learned, pp. 445-473.]
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