PUBLICATIONS OF E. CLAXTON & CO. Lectures on the New Dispensation, signified by the New Jerusalem of the Apocalypse. By B. F. Barrett. 12mo. Extra cloth, pp. 328. 60 cts. The design of this volume is to unfold and elucidate the leading doctrines taught hy Emanuel Swedenborg. And it is considered one of the best works for this purpose ever published. The London In- tellectual Repository calls it "an admirable work for making one acquainted with the doctrines of the New Church [as taugiit by Swedenborg]." The Golden City. By B. F. Barrett. 12mo, pp. 253. Extra cloth, 60 cts. "The work will commend itself to liberal minds of every denomi- nation — for its spirit is catholic, its views comprehensive, and its temper sweet." — Boston Dai/;/ Advertiser. "According to Dr. Barrett, the true New Jerusalem, which is ... a life of love and obedience, is steadily descending to the earth. It is found in all churches and outside of them all. It is shown in a new spirit of toleration and philanthropy, a perpetual breaking away from the bondage of the letter to the love and service of the spirit, and a growing disposition towards a real union of all true souls on spiritual and practical ground." — New York Daily Graphic. "The most important book concerning the New Church which has been written for years. Its extensive circulation in and out of the external organization of the New Church would do very great good." — Boston New Church Magazine. "Mr. Barrett writes with great earnestness and with an evident familiarity with Swedenborg's writings, and . . . sets forth in brief Bpace and with much clearness some much misunderstood facts with re- gard to the opinions of the Swedish seer." — Phila. Evening Telegraph. "The work is from the real Next) Church stand-point, able in exe- cution and catholic in spirit." — The Living Way. "This treatise is thoroughly liberal, and will undoubtedly con- tribute to popularizing and expanding a form of faith that has grown quietly without such a valuable help." — The North American and 1 hi ted States Gazette. "The volume is pervaded by a large, free, and truly catholic spirit, which is likely to render it acceptable to all who are striving for unity without uniformity among Christian believers." — Boston Evening Transcript 9
