Recreation, a monthly exponent of the higher literature of manly sport.

Binder's title, v. 1-3, no. 2; Will Wildwood's magazine.

The Exponent.

"A journal of law and order devoted to the welfare of the people."

Proceedings.

Mode of access: Internet.

Mind : science, philosophy, religion, psychology, metaphysics, occultism.

Editors: Oct. 1897-Oct. 1899, J.E. McLean.--Nov. 1899-Apr. 1906, C.B. Patterson (with J.E. McLean, Nov. 1900-May 1903; J.M. Scott, Sept. 1904-June 1905)

The Literary age. Monthly. Literature, science, education.

To "encourage the effort to build up an exponent of pure southern literature in the heart of the Old Dominion: an organ of southern ideas, southern tastes, and southern sentiment."

Scriptural holiness, with appendix,

"Appendix: containing an examination of some of the principal positions and passages of Dr. Carradine, a leading exponent of the 'second blessing' doctrine": p. [80]-109.

The men who made the nation; an outline of United States history from 1760 to 1865,

Reprinted 1904.