History of the Book of Common Prayer Explored
Leighton Pullan's volume in the Oxford Library traces the origins and evolution of the Book of Common Prayer from its medieval liturgies to its 19th century form. It covers Cranmer, Mary I, Elizabeth I, Puritan challenges, the Scots and American adaptations, and includes notes on liturgy, rites, and related church history with appendices and an index.
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The
Longmans
Oxford
Leighton Pullan
St. John's College
St. John’s, Oriell
Queen's Colleges
W. C. E. Newhall
St. Paul's
F. H. Brightman
Pusey House
Henry VIII
Archbishop Cranmer
Cranmer
Rome
France
Edward VI
London
Mary
Cardinal Pole
Switzerland
Germany
Calvin
Zwingli
Elizabeth
James I
Church of England
Hampton Court
Charles I
Geneva
Laud
Canterbury
Scotland
Charles
Westminster
Savoy Palace
William III
America
Seabury
Aberdeen
United States
Communion Office
England
Ireland
Habits of Land Birds by A Radcliffe Dugmore reviewed
A favorable notice praises Habits of Land Birds as a practical guide on nests eggs and breeding of eastern land birds. It highlights photography tips and recommends the book for camera enthusiasts and young readers as a companion for summer in the country. The work is published by Doubleday and McClure Company priced at $2.00.
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Saturday Review
A. Radcliffe -Dugmore
New York
Doubleday & McClure Company
Memorial Gibsons Sketches At Arts Club Display
The Arts Club gallery displays the late William Hamilton Gibson's sketches and watercolors, honoring his love of nature and his refined technique. The show features drawings of plants insects and woodland scenes loaned by several patrons and remains open through Thursday.
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William Hamilton Gibson
Arts Club
West Thirty-four Street
Gibson
Clarence Kenyon
Dr. Lewis
Walter Logan
J. P. Crawford
C. B. Gold
E. H. van Ingen
Mrs. Wadsworth
Upson Responds to Robinson Over Plagiarism Quotation
Arthur Upson of St Paul Minnesota writes to the New York Times Saturday Review defending his song Neath the Walls of Naishapur. He argues the May 5 Review misquotes and defends proper use of quotation marks.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Henry C. Robinson
Naishapur
Harvard
University of Minnesota
Robinson
Cambridge
Henry Co. Robinson
Arthur Upson
St. Paul, Minn
Dominican Fathers publish monthly periodical Dominicana
The Dominican Fathers of San Francisco launch Dominicana a monthly magazine of about fifty pages. It features poetry fiction and news related to the order with half tone illustrations of Biblical paintings by masters.
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Dominicana
Dominican Fathers of
San Francisco
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the Prayer Book
Henry G. Marquand
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bartholomeus van der Helst
Jaen van Male
Bruges
Belgium
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Antwerp
B. van der Helst
Josine de Bot
William
van der Helst
Miervelt
Franz Hals
Bol
Govert Flinck
van der Eckhout
van Hoogstraten
Carl Faber
Rembrandt
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Art Students' League
di Cesnola
George H. Story
Story
Academy of Design
Art Amateur
American Academy of Fine Arts
Edward Livingston
Robert R. Livingston
de Witt Clinton
John Trumbull
Battery
Daniel Huntington
Court House
Chambers Street
Trumbull
S. F. B. Morse
A. B. Durand
National Academy of the Arts of Design
Broadway and
Reade Street
New Academy
Morse
King
Shaw
William Cullen Bryant
Century Club
American Academy
New National Academy
Mr. Upson
Mr. Robinson
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