Arbitration as a path to rural peace and reform
The piece argues for landowner and worker interests to accept arbitration to settle wage and rent disputes. It warns against continued clashes between clergy, landlords, and farmers and urges unions to elect mediators to resolve conflicts, with peacemaking by clergy and minsters urged to foster a cooperative, nonviolent approach.
Publishing News From The London Letters
The Christian Shield has ceased. George Dawson plans an American lecturing tour. Dr. Farrar will publish Life of Christ early in May. H S King and Co plan a cheap The Cabinet Edition in ten monthly volumes. An Edinburgh University extension is contemplated at a cost estimate.
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Christian Shield
Parker
George Dawson
Birmingham Nerve States
America
Farrar
Messrs. H. S. King and Co
Joshua Davidson
The Irish in the Highteenth Century by James Anthony Frever
The piece reviews Froude's volumes arguing Ireland and England failed to govern themselves and were led by biased histories. It notes penal laws, Catholic oppression, Irish discontent, Whiteboys, and Presbyterian unrest, praising Fitzgibbon Grattan and Flood while criticizing Froude's advocacy for authority over liberty.
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Froude
Ireland
England
Mr. Froude
North
James Anthony Frever
M.A. Voss, I
Iil
Longmans
Lord Townshend
House of Commons
Fitzgibbon
Lord Clare
Henry Flood
Froude Bays
Demosthenes
Flood
Grattan
Charlemont
Baratariana
Henry Grattan