Literary Reviews and Figures Dominate The Week
Andrew White prepares future literary work after diplomacy retirement. Carlyle and Froude debates stir readers as new letters and memorials surface. Rostand's Academy debut draws crowds. Corelli biography provokes mixed reviews in London and America.
Carpenter’s Illuminative Lectures on Bible Development
A critical review in The Saturday Review of Prof. J. Estlin Carpenter’s lectures on Hebrew and Sanskrit sources, the 19th century rise of biblical criticism, and the Revised Version. It traces influences from Locke to Coleridge, Milman, Jowett, and Essays and Reviews, noting shifts away from verbal inspiration and the implications for Unitarian thought.
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