THE SWARTHMORE LECTURES

Cr. 8 vo, Cloth, it. 6 d. net each.1908.—QUAKERISM : A RELIGION OF LIFE.

By Rufcs M. Jones, M.A., D.Litt. (Out of print.)1909 —SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE IN THE EXPERIENCE OFTHE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS .

By William C. Bhaithwaite, B.A., LL.B.*1910.—THE COMMUNION OF LIFE.

By Db. Joan M. Fey. Second Edition.

1911.—HUMAN PROGRESS AND THE INWARD LIGHT.By Thomas Hodokin, D.C.L. (Out of print.)

1912.—THE NATURE AND PURPOSE OF A CHRISTIANSOCIETY. By T. R. Gloveh, M .A.

1913.—SOCIAL SERVICE : ITS PLACE IN THE SOCIETYOF FRIENDS.

By Joshua Rowntbee. ( Out of print.)

1914.—THE HISTORIC AND THE INWARD CHRIST.By Edward Grubh, M.A.

*1915.—THE QUEST FOR TRUTH.

By Sii.vanus P. Thompson, F.R .S. Third Edition.1918.—THE MISSIONARY SPIRIT AND THE PRESENTOPPORTUNITY.

By Henry T. Hodokin, M .A., M.B.

1917.—THE DAY OF OUR VISITATION.

By William Littlkboy.

1918.—THE NEW SOCIAL OUTLOOK.

By Lucy Fryer Morland, B.A.

1919.—SILENT WORSHIP : THE WAY OF WONDER.By I,. Violet (Hodokin) Holdsworth.

*1920.-QUAKERISM AND THE FUTURE OF THE

CHURCH. Bv Herbert G. Wood, M.A.*1920.—THE NATURE AND AUTHORITY OF CONSCIENCE.

By Rufus M. Jones, M.A., D.Litt.

*1921.—THE LONG PILGRIMAGE : HUMAN PROGRESSIN THE LIGHT OF THE CHRISTIAN HOPE.By T. Edmund Harvey , M.A.

*1922.—RELIGION AND PUBLIC LIFE. By Carl Heath.*1923.—PERSONAL RELIGION AND THE SERVICE OF

HUMANITY. By Helen M. Sturoe.*1924.—THE INNER LIGHT AND MODERN THOUGHT.

By Gerald K. Hibbert, M.A., B.D. Second Imp.*1925.—THE QUAKER MINISTRY.

By John W. Graham, M.A.

*1928—THE THINGS THAT ARE BEFORE US .

By A. Nkave Brayshaw, B.A., LL.B.•1927.—CHRIST AND THE WORLD'S UNREST

By H. T Silcock, M.A.

*1928.—THE LIGHT OF CHRIST.

By John S. Hoyland, M .A.

*1929.—SCIENCE AND THE UNSEEN WORLD.

By Arthur Stanley Eddinoton, F.R.S. Sixth

Impression.

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