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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1888

Page

6

Diary and Letters of Gouverneur Morris review

Anne Cary Morris edits two volumes of Morris diary and correspondence, adding extensive extracts from his European years. The work highlights Morris as a keen observer of the French Revolution, compares him with Jefferson, and notes his social and political influence in Paris, with footnoted biography and a focus on his European career.

Gouverneur Morris Sparks M. Taine France Morris America Europe Jefferson Monroe Madison Paris Rhine Orlin Dresden Munich Louis XVI Mary Antoinette Mirabeau Necker Lafayette Talleyrand Revolutionary Party England Miss Morris Mr. Sparks Anne Cary Morris New York Charles Scribner’s Sons Boston DeWolfe, Fiske & Co

Two French Biographies and a Practical Education Review

A critical look at Jules Simon's biography of Victor Cousin and Albert Sorel's Montesquieu study, noting translation quality and enduring influence. The piece explains Cousin's eclectic philosophy, Simon's favorable yet nuanced portrayal, and Sorel's concise Montesquieu sketch, alongside reflections on modern arithmetic education and its goals.

Victor Cousin M. Jules Simon Paris Bautain Jourfroy Damiron Cousin Germany Thither Schelling Hegel Couusin M. Cousin Locke Condillac Pilate Mme. de Longueville M. Sarcey Montesquieu M. Albert Soret M. Sorel Boston DeWolfe, Fiske & Co

Horace in Roman Dress at the New York Bookshop

A review praises a Horace edition edited by George EK Vincent that reimagines the poet with a period-accurate binding and parchment scroll. It features eight selected odes, translations by Martin Conington and others, and includes the editor’s own translation of Ode V, Book I.

Horace Integer Vite Theodore Martin Conington George EK. Vincent New York Frederick A. Stokes

A New Arithmetic in Rhetorical Critique

A critical view of arithmetic education laments the mismatch between time spent and results. It cites textbook craft and teaching hesitancy, arguing many students become mathematical imbeciles as parents struggle to prove basic sums like five-eighths plus three-eighths equal one.

Warren Colburn H._N. Wheeler Boston Houghton, Mifflin & Co

Pedagogy and Educational Theory in 19th Century Review

An extended critique of Compayré's Lectures on Pedagogy, praising the blend of theory and practice while warning against over systematic methods. The piece surveys translation quality, contrasts with Payne, and cites diverse authorities from Payne to Wight, Payne, and various European educators. It concludes with a broad endorsement of the book and its travelogue insights.

Compayré

A Winding Journey Through Dr Wight’s Travels Review

A long evaluative notice of Dr. Wight and his book A Winding Journey Around the World praising its human focus and 1887 travels. It contrasts the first reminiscences of eminent figures with the latest extensive globe trek noting Russia and other nations, and commends the anthropologist tone over archæological detail.

Turkey Russia Society of Paris Switzerland England Australia New Zealand O. W. Wight Boston Houghton, Miffin & Co Price Wight Dr. Wight Europe Hawthorne Harriet Martineau de Quincy Cousin Sir William Hamilton Prince Albert Carlyle Macaulay Thackeray Dickens Mme. Mohl Mme. ‘Tourgenief French Academy Guizot Victor Cousin Lamartine de Lammennais Gambetta Kir Kennan Century United States

Three Books on Music Show Rising Musical Knowledge

A reader notes a steady national progress in musical knowledge and appreciation. The survey highlights that a large audience attends concerts and engages with new musical works, reflecting growing public interest and education in music.

Illustrations From War Songs and Dana Stories in New Volume

A new illustrated edition collects Marching Through Georgia with Copeland drawings and Neben scenes, plus Nelly Was a Lady with Copeland art. It also features Our Phil Aunt Rosy s Chest and Marty's Various Mercies by Katharine Floyd Dana, originally serialized under Olivia A. Wadsworth. The volume includes Ed and Marty examples from Mart y s Mercies and notes on Mrs Dana s Negro life studies with Kemble s involvement.

Universalist W. H. Ryder Edwin Thompson Universalists Georgia Henry C. Work Boston Ticknor & Co Nelly Stephen Collins Foster Price Our Phil Katharine Floyd Dana Houghton, Mifflin & Co Kobbolozo Huggermuggers Metopher Pearse Cranch Pe & Shepard Sherman Charles Copeland Stephen C. Foster Copeland Our Phil Atlantic Monthly Olivia A. Wadsworth Rosy Marty Mrs. Dana Sammy Mr. Kemble

Self Sacrificing Amateurs Paris Letter on Théatre Libre

Paris letter praises Théatre Libre amateurs now at Boulevard de Strasbourg and their monthly "Bill of the Play" featuring unseen pieces. The dramatic sketch La Mort du Due d Enghien unfolds in three tableaux with a dramatic finale in Vincennes, eliciting powerful audience emotion and high praise for M. Léon Henrique and M. Antoine.

Paris London Telegraph Théatre Libre Montmartre Montparnasse Boulevard de Strasbourg Ettenheim Rohan Chateau of Vincennes M. Léon Henrique M. Antoine

Women as lawyers in the modern age debate

The London Telegraph essay argues for women entering the legal field, noting the need for equal opportunity in courts and examining historical examples from Italy France and America. It discusses potential courtroom impact, gender dynamics, and the evolving role of women on boards and in public life.

London Telegraph Mortensia Rome Bologna France Chauvaglin London America Eve Raphael Adam Europa England Primrose Dames

The German Siege of London in The Times Opinion

A London Society Times piece argues German clerks dominate in education and frugality, compares them to rabbits in New Zealand, and downplays alarm over German influence. It cites 1881 census data showing 2092 German clerks versus 1438 merchants. urges technical education to lift English clerks from drudgery and poverty.

London Society Times England New Zealand

Ship Chase Trunk Costs Kingly Convenience

The Duke of Edinburgh sent a royal ship to Malta to fetch a trunk left in Malta for the Duchess during a Greek tour. The voyage, costing hundreds of pounds, is blamed as wasteful and scandalous by the London Truth, mocking dockyard economies and royal extravagance.

London Duke Duchess of Edinburgh Greece Athens Malta Duke of Edinburgh

Explorer Higgins Reveals Parachute Flight Rise to Fame

Professor Higgins discusses his cloudbound experiments in balloons and parachutes, detailing his path from Clapham coachman to public figure. He credits collaboration with Mr. Orton for a workable parachute and notes the descent feels gentle, akin to landing from a large hall.

Pall Mall Gazette Higgins Terra Firma Baldwin England Huxley Clapham Millsfield Road Orton Mr. Orton

A Geography Lesson From an Old New York Page

Ex Governor Hoadly of Ohio recalled a Calfornia stage coach dialogue that showed Topeka lies 406 miles east of the U S geographical center. The tale urged readers to consult modern maps reflecting Alaska and Kansas origins and the shifting sense of regional identity.

N.Y New York Kansas Laurier Hoadly Topeka United States Hoadlyson Slaska California

Providence Man Dies After Fall From Wharf On Peck Street

John Tierney age 52 drunk fell from Peck street slip in Providence Monday night. His body recovered yesterday morning. Tierney resided at 287 Eddy Street and left a widow and six children.

John Tierney Peck Street Providence Tierney Eddy Street

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