Review of Books on War and Peace Tracts 1918
A critical appraisal of a 1918 series from the Society for Permanent and Universal Peace. The reviewer endorses efforts to promote peace while condemning violence and capital punishment. They discuss tract quality, reference Erasmus and notable authors, and note ongoing debates on war justice and penology.
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Eritaer
Finlah Strang
Ots Vemedi
Piace
Davidt
Mankind
York
Petuted
London
Firet
Tte
Society For Henmaling Permanent
Anitaridl Peary
Bs Trade
Acid Society
Jess Carit
Theyse
Tate
Ware
Erasmus
Marme
Mussina
Bean Bear
Tao
Strong
Daeg
Carney
Quan
Ehull Hiis
Arid Rhin
America
The Monaurarn and the Dublin Spectator pastures
A lengthy reflection on naming a literary periodical in a Dublin Journal, comparing oneself to the Spectator and Rambler, debating modesty and immortality, and weighing the risks of public reception. The narrator considers titles, legacy, and the fate of authors within Victorian era culture, ending with thoughts on social reception and enduring readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Natura
Dublin
Addison and Johnson
Ift
Gven
Thes
Dublin Spectator
Lanfeage
Hibernaay Society Meeting at Cutler's Hall Report
An account of a Hibernian Society gathering in Sheffield to form an Auxiliary and report on public education aims. The meeting featured speeches by Mr Steven and others, discussing Sunday intolerance, child education, and charity work, with emphasis on reform and charity organizations.
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Taraday
Cutler's Hall
Shaiteh
Ruw
Hedge
Iderbalp
Steven
Roy
Pupery
Korman
Pyralater
Bengyoleyt
Prny Poyroek
Pylon
Pilv Bey
Sovigty
Aenary
Snigoudey Deus Yond
Siarthy
Roberts
Beane
Celiere-Company
Fue Thaiue
Sheball
Dialcm
Charitible
Wuppeaye
Vateaiel
Frelond
Clare
Pheca
Catia Juin Ny
Conelatit
Atobey-General Iit
Isa
Ternanx
Ws Ptt
Oleh Atunden
Dea
Ratie Fargur
Benjamins
Bck
Tutelleny
Irl Alfarpport
Mnerketvtay
Boxisps
Poissy
Prom
DeTten
Sakotty
Me Maneel
Wang
Penyag
Wuderstaiil
Phete
Oleh Pe
France
Tiahal
M. Gagenyl
Ddsar
de Ebrespetten
Dirkses
Manuel
M. Pathan
Howotn
Bray
C. K. Ex
F.D. Esq
Frangeil
Iris
Prison Discipline and Reform in Philadelphia Jail
A 18th century report details Philadelphia prison discipline emphasizing humane reform over punishment. It describes sanitary care, daily washing, clothing, diet, religious instruction, and avoidance of corporal punishment. The system aims to curb crime by moral improvement, with work opportunities, wage provisions at release, and strict confinement to deter recidivism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisomat Philalalphia
Pennay
Tittolaes
Eciple
Orper
Amerigag
Brigoux
New York
Virgina
Monsonhussetts
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Sad
Maryland
Eilenee
Uie
Trave
Beatty
Philadelphia
Dindar
Pibladotphys
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Wehabey
Tate Rang der Uel
Bombay
Poru
Nightingale
Usb
Bath
Missouri
Scigutiic Chu
Clera
Magnly
Jamenexeldll
Nelson
Wellington
Pitt
Howard
Dinder
Tormage
Johnston
Heraily
Cowper
Lord Byran
Rao
Teicher
Pdpens
Bin
Hiberniay Society
Sueffield
Magne Y
Turobull
Wey
Alteac Royaliat
Prohauif
Alteneg
M.de Bt
Agtirthis
AM. de Cazes
Stignets
Lanis
Philip
Paria
Savéreigas
Nord
Che
Pensdin
Rupert Alexander
Senlis
King
Bensgia
Prin Auguatis
Soe
Alyxander
Fay Beraux
MM. Benj Constant
Paris
Pamsphlets
Inter
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