THE WORLD'S EPOCH-MAKERS-CONTINUED. 



LUTHER AND THE GERMAN REFORMATION. 



By Professor T. M. LINDSAY, D.D., F.C. College, Glasgow. 



[Now ready. 



CRANMER AND THE ENGLISH REFORMATION. 



By A. D. INNES, M.A.(Oxon.), London. {Now ready. 



CALVIN AND THE REFORMED THEOLOGY. 



By Principal SALMOND, D.D., F.C. College, Aberdeen. 



PASCAL AND THE PORT ROYALISTS. 



By Professor W. CLARK, LL.D., D.C.L., Trinity College, 

 Toronto. 



DESCARTES, SPINOZA, AND THE NEW PHILOSOPHY. 

 By Professor J. IVERACH, D.D., F.C. College, Aberdeen. 



THE HERSCHELS. 



By JAMES SIME, M. A. [Now ready. 



WESLEY AND METHODISM. 



By F. J. SNELL, M. A.(Oxon. ). [Now ready. 



LESSING AND THE NEW HUMANISM. 



Including Baumgarten and the Science of ^Esthetics. By 

 Rev. A. P. DAVIDSON, M.A. 



HUME AND HIS INFLUENCE ON PHILOSOPHY AND 



THEOLOGY. 

 By Professor J. ORR, D.D., Edinburgh. 



ROUSSEAU AND NATURALISM IN LIFE AND THOUGHT. 

 By Professor W. H. HUDSON, M.A., Leland Stanford 

 Junior University, California. 



KANT AND HIS PHILOSOPHICAL REVOLUTION. 



By Professor R. M. WENLEY, D.Sc., Ph.D., University of 

 Michigan. 



SCHLEIERMACHER AND THE REJUVENESCENCE OF 



THEOLOGY. 

 By Professor A. MARTIN, D.D., New College, Edinburgh. 



HEGEL AND HEGELIANISM. 



By Professor R. MACKINTOSH, D.D., Lancashire Independent 

 College, Manchester. 



NEWMAN AND HIS INFLUENCE. 



By C. SAROLEA, Ph.D., Litt. Doc., University of Edinburgh. 



NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 



