Lord Cromer’s Soudan policy criticized in review
In a detailed critique, the writer assesses Lord Cromer’s Egypt and Soudan governance, condemning delays before the Khartoum relief expedition and criticizing the decision to appoint Gordon as Governor General. The piece blames Cromer for backing Zobeir Pasha and for insufficient scrutiny of Gordon’s ambitions, urging candor over justification.
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Lord Cromer
Egypt
Khartoum
Mahdi
Gordon
Cromer
Zobeir Pasha
Zobeir
Soudan
Lord Northbrook
London
Cairo
House of Commons
England
Gladstone
Stewart
Lord Wolseley
Wadi Halfa
Nile
Government House
Felix
Wolseley
Cromers
Kitchener
Omdurman
Morley
Eambler
Weare
Lucretius Epicurean Poet and Modern Figure
The piece reviews John Masson’s biography of Lucretius, noting his life, influence, and devotion to Epicurean atomic theory. It highlights Masson as a noted interpreter, his prior works, and the book’s aim to survey Lucretius's era, influence, and poetic strength, culminating in a detailed study of his atomic doctrine.
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T. Lucretius Carus
Cicero
Lucretius
Greece
Rome
Chaldea
Cadmus
Epicurus
Philter
de Quincey
Curbridge
Friedrich Nietzsche
John Masson
M. A
New York
KP. Dutton & Co
Darwin
Masson
Lachmann
H. A. J. Murro
1908 Who's Who on the Stage overview
The 1908 edition, edited by Walker Browne and E De Boy Koch, is a large biographical dictionary of American actors managers dramatists and composers. Published by B W Dodge & Co New York, it runs about 500 pages with fifty full page portraits.
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Walker Browne
E. de Boy Koch
B. W. Dodge & Co
New York
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