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IV. English Translations

Ultramontanism, or tbe Roman Cburcb and Modem Society, translated by C. Cocks, London, 1845.

Christianity in its various Aspects frovi tbe Birth of Christ to tbe Frencb Révolution, translated by C. Cocks, London, 1846.

Jesuits and Jesuitism, translated by G. H. Smith, London,

Review of Strauss's ' Life of Jésus,' translated by J. R. Bcard {Voices of tbe Cburcb), London, 1845.

Tbe Religious Révolution in tbe Nineteenth Century^ translated by R. Heath, London, 1881.

V. A FEw Works to be consulted as illustrating Quinet's Relations with, or Judgements on, Germany.

F. Baldcnsperger, Goetbe en France, Paris, Hachette, 1904. Dr. Th. Sùpfle, Gescbicbte des deutscben Kultureinfîusses auf

Frankreicb, Gotha, 1888.

Von Wenderoth, Der junge Quinet und seine Uebersetzung von Herders Ideen, Erlangen, 1906.

L. Lévy-Bruhl, L' Allemagne depuis Leibnitz, Paris, Hachette,

H. Lichtenberger, L' Allemagne moderne, son évolution, Paris, Camille Flammarion, 1907.

G. Raphaël, Le Rhin allemand, Cahiers de la Quinzaine, Juin

Kuno Francke, A History of German Literature as deternttned by Soctal Forces, N. Y., Holt and Co., 7th édition, 1907.

Oxford : Printcd at the Clarendon Press bv Horace Hart, M. A.

DD Çuinet, Edgar

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