Heroes of Hebrew History and Other Religious Studies
A critical survey of Samuel WipEr rorez’s Heroes of Hebrew History with extended reflections on Moses and Joshua. The review commends the portraits as disciplined and readable while noting artistry and careful scholarship. It discusses Sir Alex Cockburn’s nationality treatise, Candlish and Canpuisy’s theological works, and various reference volumes with mixed judgments on style and rigor.
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Sir Alex. Cockburn
England
London
William Ridgway
North
South America
United States
Alex. Cockburn
Europe
God
Cunningham
Ruperts
Canpuisy
D.D
Edinburgh
Adam and Charles Black
Dr. Candlish
Crawford
Candlish
St. John
Rupert
Canpuisu
Christ
Gandlish
Jesus Christ
the Statesman
Frederick Martin
Macmillan and Co
Oup
Sampson Low
Biddy Flynn
Allison
Spectator
Tegg
Additions Essays and Toy Alphabet Card Set Described
A review praises Add i sons essays in a well printed edition for readers lacking access to the author. The Toy Alphabet by Grant and Co offers card packets with pictures and alphabet letters, including nations and birds sets, priced at one shilling and useful for elementary knowledge.
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Addison
Grant and Co
Turnmill Street
Contemporary Review aims to launch new editorial era in religion study
The April issue of The Contemporary Review from Strahan and Co. highlights Max Muller's introductory essay on the science of religion and features papers on Huglish girls education, Dr Rowland Williams, and biographical writing. It praises Rawlinson and Canon Westcott while criticizing Suggestions for a New Kind of Biography as weak.
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the Contemporary Review
London
Strahan and Co
the Contemporary
Max Muller
Huglish
Rowland Williams
Owen
Williams
Goodbrand
Calderwood
Mark Pattison
Pope
Easay
Rawlinson
Canon Westcott
Churches of England
Sion College
Rome
Fraser
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Sasuet WipErrorez
Winchester
David
Moses
Midian
Gershom
Eliezer
Jethro
Evan Uhee
Israel
Joshua
Mount Ephraim
Timmath Serab