[50] See Eusebius’ History, book viii. ch. 12, and following.
[51] Les Pères Apostoliques, 20me leçon, p. 433.
[52] A Treatise on Acoustics in Connection with Ventilation; and an Account of the Modern and Ancient Methods of Heating and Ventilation. By Alexander Saeltzer, Architect. New York: D. Van Nostrand, Publisher. 1872.
[53] Two Essays on Scripture Miracles and on Ecclesiastical. By John Henry Newman, formerly Fellow of Oriel College. Second edition. London: Pickering. 1870. New York: Sold by the Catholic Publication Society. 1 vol. 12mo, pp. 396.
[54] Le Manuscrit de Ma Mère; or, Extracts from the Journal of Madame de Lamartine. Edited by her Son. Hachette & Co., Paris. 1871.
[55] See Abbott’s Napoleon.
[56] N. B.—Be it observed that what follows is an attempt to translate the untranslatable. Not only the idiomatic proprieties are lost, but the strain of public sentiment and public thinking which the speaker took into account in every remark is changed: and the rhythm defies reproduction, etc.
[57] Pronounced Oiseen.
[58] “A friend, not of my fortune, but myself.”
[59] The Last Tournament. Boston, 1871. J. R. Osgood & Co. The Poetical Works of Alfred Tennyson, Poet-Laureate. We have already printed in this magazine a review of Tennyson’s poems which aimed to indicate the Catholic aspects of his mind. The following article covers different ground.