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Literary Notes.

Professor James Robertson, of the University of Glasgow, delivered, twelve years ago, a course of lectures on "The Early Religion of Israel," which speedily passed through two editions and are now once more published in cheap though by no means sordid form. (Whittaker, 2 vols., $1.60.) On the whole, his position, which may have seemed to some venturesome in 1889, will seem to almost all conservative to-day. Almost all would agree with his point of view that the substantial value of the books of the Old Testament does not depend upon questions of authorship, and probably most have ceased to expect that we shall ever determine with certainty the circumstances of the composition of some of them, Daniel, for instance. Professor Robertson is an able

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