MEMOIR OF THE LIFE OF LAURENCE OLIPHANT AND OF ALICE OLIPHANT, HIS WIFE, BY MARGARET OLIPHANT W. OLIPHANT, AUTHOR OF LIFE OF EDWARD IRVING,' LIFE OF PRINCIPAL TULLOCH,' ETC. IN TWO VOLUMES, VOL. I [-II].
WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EDINBURGH AND LONDON, MDCCCXCI [1891]. All Rights reserved.

VOL. I. ix, 314, 24 p., [1] leaf of plates. 21 cm.

VOL. II. vii, 386, 2 p., [1] leaf of plates. 21 cm.

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Religious thoughts—Railways in Egypt—Lord Elgin at Singapore—An arrested expedition—The light of reason—Difficulty about prayer—No critic—Christian faith and Christian practice—Advancing faith—Reflecting the mind of God—Unsuited for philosophical inquiries—A day of humiliation—Death—The germs of future belief—A musical Mass—The limits of self-denial—The Jesuits and the missionaries—Taking a town—Japan—Occasional gaieties— Worse than a colony — Setting up his reason —Death of his father—Impatient merit—The weakness of the flesh—On revolution intent—In Turin—At Nice—Appointed charg d'affaires at Yedo—Intolerable conditions—The happy despatch —The Japanese robber— Trussed like a fowl —Alternative withdrawal or fight—Bligh's letter—Return home.

注　　記
VOL. I, VOL. II 各冊の遊び紙に M. N. Usher' との書き込み。
VOL. II の p. 56, 369 に書き込み。