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THE
ADVOCATE
OF
PEACE AND ARBITRATION.
[Entered at the'Boston Post Office, as Second Class Mail Matter.]
Vo. 1. BOSTON, JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, A8o.
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The Pan-American Conference, - - - - 3
Rev. W. Evans Darby, - - - - - - 3
A New Peace Fund, - - -
The Coming Celebration in Boston, - - - 3
The Bantist Conference at Toronto, - - - 4
A Slight Amendment, - - - - - - 4
TheCurse of Conscription, - - - - 4
Memorial to the Washington Conference, - - 4
President Harrison and Peace, - - - - 4
A Sonnet to Whittier. - - -
Providence Peace Meetings, - - - - - 5
The Death of Fronis Brown Gilman, - - - 6
TheNew Song. POEM!. JON G. WHITTIEt. 8
Diary of the Secretary, - - - - - - 8
]iismarck's Duel, - - - - - - 12
Portugal and Great Britain, - - - - - 12
A Western Farmer's View, - - - - - 13
The World's I'rogress ,H. W. TiOMAS. D.D. 13
TheCup of iiiod. POEM. JAMEs ltUlCKIAM. 14
Blo d Taxes, - - - - - - - - 14
Pennsylvania Peace Society, - - - - 14
The Trace of God, - - - - - - 15
Republicanism Coming Peaceably, - - - 15
The Dawn of Peace, - - - - - - 15
'Amusing. - - - - - - 15
Not as the World Giveih. POEM. MARY
KNAPP. - - . - - 16
An English Friend. T. L. CUYLER. - - If,
Gladstone and the Sabbath, - - - - - 16
One Hundred Years Ago, - - - - - 16
CONTENTS.
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The Paris Exposition and the Golden Rule, - 16
Fourscore. POEM. D.C.COLESWORTHY. - 17
Progress of Arbitration, - - - - - 17
England and Venezuela, - - - - - 17
The Maritime Conference, - - - - - 17
HostillLingers, - - - - - - - 17
WhlttlersBirthday., - - - 18
1lurning Drift-Wood. POE3M. J. G. WHiITTIER. 18
Once More, - - - - - - - - 19
In Memorlam,- - - - - - - - 19
Death of Walker Blalne. - - - - - 19
Peace, the Last Wish of an Empress, - - - 19
Rev. Daniel Dana Tappan, - - - - - 20
Win. Penn's Maxim, - - - - - - 20
The Pope and International Arbitration, - 20
The Peace Congress of 1890. - - - - - 20
Ilalne, the Originator of the Internatlonai Con-
ference. Rev.J. H.E OB,D - - - 21
Help the P or but on Conditions.,
Another ViSeim of Tobacco, - - - - - 21
New Battleships, - - - - - - - 22
The British Navy. - - - - - - - 22
What it has cost France to prepare for the next
War. - - - - - - - - - 22
European Armies, - - - - - - - 2
Our National Presilge, - - - - - - 22
The Kingdom Comes. POEM. - - - - 23
Letters to the Secretary, - - - - - 23
Where Shall the World's Fair be? - - - 23
The Christian's Closet. POEM. - - - - 24
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Switzerland, the Worli's Arbiter, - - - 24
Letter from New York.- - - - - - 24
European-Arniaments-Paris Letter, - - - 25
No Death. POEM. - - - - - - -
An Appeal to. Women of France and of tie
World, -- - -- - -- - - 26
English Mothers' Prayers,- ---- 26
The High Court of America. Rev. EDW. E.
HALE, D.D. - - - - - 27
Meeting of Executive Committee, - - - 28
The Marine Conference, Ed'l - - - - 21
For tile International American Delegates, - 2
Together. POEs. - - - - - - - 29
Editorial Correspondence from Rome, - - 29
The Anti-Slavery Conference, - - - - 30
Eternity. POEM. Rev. H. BONAn, D.D. - - 3t
Pooring the Britisi Lion,. - - - - - 31
English blum, - - - - - - - 31
The Exhibition of 1892 and Religion. Rev. T
DEWITT TALMAGE. - 31---- --
Proposal for a Christian Peace Fund. DANIEL
bREED,. M.D. - --- - - 32
A Peace Fund Started-Ileply to Dr. areed, - 32
Book Notlees, - - - - - - - - 2
From Hawaii, - - - - - - - - 33
On Betting.
A Sermon In Sand. ]OEM..- - - - 34
Russia can have four millons of Soldiers, - - 34
Receipts, - - - - - - - - - 34
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HISTORICAL OUTLINE OF THE MODERN PEACE MOVEMENT.
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