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YoL,.y. . . . [ i:'^EW YOKK, SATUKDAY, AUGUST 27, 1870. . jSTo. 128.
JUST OUT.
THE MODERN THINKER,
AN ORGIN FOR THE MOST ADVANCED
SPECULATION IN
Philosophy, Sociology, and Religion.
CONTENTS:
Egotisms........7%<s Editor.
The Last Word about Jcsus^-'
John Finke.
King Wealth Coming—
/). Goodman.
The Fo3itivist Problem—'
I '- Frederic Harrison.
What of tho Future? The
Future of Marriage—Steam
ns a Factor in Sociology—
D. O. Croly.
Tho Sexual Question..--------
Scientifio Propagation—
John II. Noyes.
Religion nnd Science. (A
Review of Herbert Spen¬
cer). ...:. Prof. J. D. liell.
What we Believe - (A Dia¬
logue. ..............-----'■—
Sublimated (A Poem)—
F. a. F.
Good and Evil—Their Ori¬
gin___Prof. Atutri Poey.
Comte's Ins.anity—
Prof. Andre Po'iy.
The Subjection of Women—
Auguste Comte.
Rebuilding the Temple—
Salem Dutcher.
Love Life of Auguste Comte
—Jennie Jtme Croly.
Lucie. (A Novelette.)'.)__
Tnoughts of a Flower j
Clotilde de Vatix.
The Scientific Basis'of Or-
thodo.xy—
Francis Oerry Fairfield.
Social Eeconstmction—
Albert Brisbane.
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