Catalogue of Catholic and Other Select Authors in the Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Md

BEARD, LINA and ADELIA.

How to amuse yourself and

others. 1887.

Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation.
1904. ...

New ideas for work and play. What a girl can
make and do.
1902.....

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2946

BELL, ERNEST, ed. Hand-book of athletic sports.
BENSON, J. K., ed. Book of sports, pastimes, etc., for young
people. 1907....

8 v.

.P

2049

"CALAMO CURRENTS." Half-hours with an old golfer. 1895.

CHAMPLIN, J: D. Young folks' cyclopaedia of games and sports. 1890.

CHURCH, J. R., ed. University foot-ball. 1893..

CRAWFORD, O., Ed. A year of sport and natural history. 1895.

FITTIS, R. S. Sports and pastimes of Scotland..
FITZGERALD, C. C. P. Boat-sailing and racing.

GARDINER, E: N. Greek athletic sports and festivals. 1910.P
GRAHAM, P. A. Country pastimes for boys. 1895.

GREVILLE, V. B., Lady, ed. Ladies in the field. 1894..
HACKWOOD, F: W: Old English sports. 1907.
HALL, H., ed. Tribune book of open air sports. 1887.
HAYDON, A. L. The book of the lifeboat.
HEATHCOTE, J. M., and others. Skating, etc..
HEWETT, G. M. A. The pedagogue at play. 1903.
HILL, L. E. Athletics and out-door sports for women.
HUTCHINSON, H. G., and others. Golf. 1892...
JENNINGS, O.

P

2212

P

2061

Р

2068

1909..

Р

1422

Р

2674

P

2429

1903.P

7850

P

2688

P

3123

MAGRATH, T: W: Authentic letters from Upper Canada;
with an account of Canadian field sports. 1833...

Ethics of boxing and manly sport. 1888...P
Home whist. 1886..

Athletics for physical culture. 1894.

P 2545

H 11158

2570

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2906

SMITH, G. P. The law of field sports. 1886..

STERN, R. B.

Neighborhood entertainments.

STODDARD, W., comp. Our boys. 1893...
Sports of the people of England.
M. Boys' book of sports and

WALKER, D. Manly exercises. 1878.
WILLIAMSON, T: Indian field sports. 1892.
WOOD, J. G. The boy's modern playmate.

U

1223

1911

P

2810

P

2045

1876.

.P

2028

out-door life.

Р

2065

1890.

HELPFUL REFERENCES.

The collection of references and notes here given have been taken from the appendix of the "List of Catholic books in the Enoch Pratt Free Library." Compiled by Rev. J: F. O'Donovan, S. J.

REFERENCES TO WORKS ON THE EXISTENCE OF GOD.
2 Passim...R

....

V.

BALMES, Rev. J. Fundamental philosophy.
BOEDDER, Rev. B. Natural theology.
CHATEAUBRIAND, Viscount de. Genius of Christianity. Pt.
I, Bk. 5.

30

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6233

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6894

D 2216-135

FENELON, Abp. The existence of God...
GIBBONS, JAMES, Cardinal. Our Christian heritage. Chap-
ters 2-3. (Popular arguments.)...

HETTINGER, Rev. F. Natural religion. Chapter 3.

("Mal

lock's strictures on this work, were answered by Father
Hull, S. J., in the American Catholic Quarterly, July,
1896.")

W 3805

ters 2-3.

MANNING, Cardinal. Reiligio viatoris. Truth 1st..
MIVART, F., St. G: Lessons from nature. Chapters 12-13..M
Nature and thought. ("This entire work was
embodied in five theses by the head of the
Dunboyne establishment, Maynooth, Rev.

Dr. McDonald, and reproduced in the Irish
Ecclesiastical Record, in 1887.
'Defense of theism.'")..

On truth. Sec. 5, chapter 26.

MONTEFELTRO, PADRE DA. Conferences.

NEWMAN, Cardinal. Grammar of assent.

PICARD, L'ABBE. Christianity or agnosticism.

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6223

....

LILLY, W: S: Ancient religion and modern thought. Chapter

LOUIS Brother. Elementary course of christian philosophy.
Natural theology.

WARD, WILFRID. Witnesses to the unseen and other essays. (Not argumentative.)

W 7269

2 v.

W 7352

WARD, W: G: Essays on the philosophy of theism.
Vol. 2 essays 12, 13.

SOME ARTICLES FROM REVIEWS.

BARRY, Rev. W: Witness of science to religion. Cath. W.,
vol. 52: 791; vol. 53: 60, 374, 510, 727, 821.

CLARKE, Rev. R. F. The existence of God. The Month, Feb.,
Mch. and April.

1887.

DALGAIRNS, Rev. J. B. God, is He knowable? Contemp.
Rev. v. 20. The personality of God. Contemp. Rev. v. 24.
GASQUET, J. R. Arguments for the existence of God. Dublin
Rev. July, 1885.

GAVIN, Rev. M. God's existence known to reason. The
Month, Feb. '78.

LUCAS, Rev. H. W. Ethics of belief. The Month, Sept.-Nov.,
1877. (Brilliant reply to Prof. Clifford who railed against
belief in a Supreme Being.)

Some agnostic fallacies. The Month, Nov., 1882.
("Answer to the quibbles of Spencer and
Mansel, on the argument for the existence
of God.")

MING, Rev. J. The existence of God. Amer. Cath. Quar., Jan.
April, Oct., '81, and April 82, vols. 6,7.

FORMS OF INFIDELITY.

The three important subjects-the existence of God, the immortality of the soul; and the freedom of the will, which such would-be leaders as Herbert Spencer, Tyndall, Huxley, Clifford, Harrison, Clodd, Grant Allen, Ingersoll, and a number of others, deny, have been thoroughly dealt with by Catholic writers. The works of Mivart and Lilly, the Stonyhurst manuals of philosophy, the volumes by Hettinger, Lucas, Picard, Gerard, Ward, etc., will supply an abundance of forcible arguments to overcome even the "pontiffs of the non-theistic heirarchy." The following will help refute individual agnosticism.

Herbert Spencer's ethical system.

"Our great philosopher."

Darwin styled Spencer.

LILLEY, W: S: On right and wrong...
MING, Rev. J. Data of modern ethics examined.

SPENCER'S SYSTEM OF PSYCHOLOGY, ETC.

Examination of Spencer's psychology.

Nine articles in the

Dublin Review by Dr. Mivart. 1. Oct., 1874: 476-508.
2. July, 1875: 143-172. 3. Jan., 1877: 192-219. 4. Apr.,
1877: 479-502. 5. Jan., 1878: 157-194. 6. Oct., 1878:
412-439. 7. Jan., 1879: 141-163. 8. Apr., 1879: 368-396.
9. Jan., 1880: 26-73.

ARNOLD, T: Spencer as a text-book.

1880.

Dublin Rev., Oct.,

BARRY, Rev. W. Spencer on agnosticism. Dublin Rev., Apr.,

1888.

HAYDEN, Rev. W.

Weak points in Spencer's sociology. The

Month, June, 1884.

MING, Rev. J. Spencer's synthetic philosophy. Amer. Cath.

Quar., July, 1885.

MIVART, F., ST. G:
Rev., Jan., 1880.

Spencer and his philosophy:

PROFESSOR HUXLEY.

Dublin

BAYMA, Rev. J. Huxley's lectures on evolution. Cath. World,
v. 24: 616.

FITZSIMMONS, Rev. S. Has Huxley's mission been a failure?
Amer. Cath. Quar., Oct., 1887.

GERARD, Rev. J: Miracles: Humè and Huxley. The Month,
v. 35: 491. (Written on occasion of the publishing of
the life of Hume, in "English men of letters," by Prof.
Huxley.)

KIRSCH, Rev. A. M. Professor Huxley on evolution. Amer.
Cath. Quar., Oct., 1887.

LILLY, W: S: Rejoiner to Prof. Huxley. See Appendix of

PROFESSOR TYNDALL.

Tyndall on contemporary thought. Dublin Rev., Oct., 1876.
Effect of recent German thought on Tyndall. Dublin Rev.,
Oct., 1877.

FINLAY, Rev. T. A. Tyndall's address at Birmingham. Irish
Monthly, vol. 2: 563.

RICKABY, Rev. J.

Oct., 1874.

Tyndall's inaugural address. The Month,

ON Mr. Clodd's addresses as president of the folk-lore society, read an article in The Month, May, 1896. "Folk-lore excathedra."

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"His work 'Force and matter,' has had an immense success in
his own country and has been translated, I believe, into
well-nigh all European language.' W: S: Lilly. "Right
and wrong."
BAYMA, Rev. J. Reply to Buchner. Cath. W., v. 19, July-
Sept., 1874, and v. 20, Oct-Dec., 1874
MR. GRANT ALLEN, Sir J: LUBBOCK and others have been
subjected to a careful examination by Father Gerard. His
little brochures read like a novel, so pleasantly have they
been written. A series of articles on evolution appeared
in The Month from his pen.
The reader must not imagine that references on these subjects
have been exhausted. Any number of others may be found
by consulting Poole's index, or the indices of such maga-
zines as The Dublin Review and Catholic World.

THE CHRISTIAN REVELATION.

Consult the works of Dr. Hettinger, W 6752; Cardinal Newman's Essay on miracles, W 7955; and Father Maas', Christ in type and prophecy, W 2093.

Those who desire to know the social standing or the intellectual calibre of some of the converts to the church within the last half century, may read with profit, "A list of converts to Rome," W 4226.

THE RULE OF FAITH, SCRIPTURE AND

TRADITION.

Cardinal Wiseman's "Essays on various subjects," D
9134; together with his "Principal doctrines, etc., of the
church," vol. 1,, W 4215, and his "Lectures on the
Catholic church, W 4219. Archbishop Spalding's "Gen-
eral evidences of Catholicity," W 4242. Rev. J. Mac-
Devitt's "Introduction to the sacred Scriptures," W 363;
Mgr. Molloy's "Geology and revelation," N 189; Dr.
Reusch's "Nature and the Bible," W 7096. Whoever is
desirous of having a bibliography of Scripture studies,
may consult the essay of Rev. A. J. Maas, in Amer.
Ecclesiastical Review, Feb., 1895.

ALLIES, T: W.

WORKS ON THE ROMAN PONTIFF.
W 4275.

2 v.

(v. 1,

Per crucem ad lucem. pt. 2; v. 2, pt. 6.) BERINGTON, Rev. J. and KIRK. Faith of Catholics. (v. 2, pp. 1-108.

W

4285

HEFELE, Bishop von. History of christian councils. 4 v. (This entire work is invaluable.) KENDRICK, Abp. Primacy of the Apostolic See vindicated. W 4281

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3933

RIVINGTON, Rev. L. Primitive church and the See of Peter, an answer to the Puseyite, Rev. F. W. Puller.. SPALDING, Abp. General evidences of Catholicity.

W

3477

(Lectures

10-11.)

W

4242

WISEMAN, Cardinal. Lectures on the doctrines of the Catholic church. (Lecture 8, vol. 1.)

W

4215

REFERENCES TO WORKS ON THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST.

W 2097

W

3805

DIDON, Piere O. P. Belief in the Divinity of Christ.
GIBBONS, JAMES, Cardinal. Our christian heritage.
HEFELE, Bishop von. History of christian councils..
HETTINGER, Rev. F. Revealed religion. Chapter 5.
LACORDAIRE, Pere, H. D. Jesus Christ, God; God and man. W
MAAS, Rev. A. J. Christ in type and prophecy. 2 v........ W 2093
NEWMAN, Cardinal. The Arians of the 4th century.
2 v.. W 13440
Select treatises of St. Athanasius.
2 v....... W 2535
PICARD, Abbe. Christianity or agnosticism? (Pt. 2, chapter

BERINGTON, Rev. J. and KIRK. The faith of Catholics. V.
2.
BOSSUET, Bishop. Variations of the Protestant church. W
DONOVAN, Rev. J., tr. Catechism of the council of Trent... W
GIBBONS, JAMES, Cardinal. The faith of our fathers. "The

Eucharist."

MANNING, Cardinal.
MOEHLER, Rev. J. A.
WISEMAN, Cardinal.

Catholic church.

7695

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3802

The Blessed Sacrament.

W 17975

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4269

Principal doctrines and practices of the
Vol. 1, chapters 14-16.

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