War morals and Harvey’s blood circulation claim in periodicals
Readers may enjoy the review of War and moralist views alongside Harvey’s claimed discovery of blood circulation. The piece notes Temple Bar and other magazines, praising Cruikshank, Mrs. Henry Wood, and various periodicals, while discussing public notices and famine relief in China with missionary involvement and funds raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentleman’s Magazine
Harvey
Richardson
Father Paul
Mr. MacColl
Andrew Wilson
Doran
Temple Bar
Cruikshank
London
Switzerland
South
Thousand Islands
Canada
Prescott
Sunday Magazine
Mitchell
Duff
Madagascar
Tipple
Simon
Black
Macleod
Dare
Lockyer
John Duncan
Alford
G. P. Chalmers
Alexander Maclaren
John
Jesus
Bonar
Lowhardy Court
Rocky Mountains
Mother of Jesus Twice Married Claim Debated
The piece notes a controversial claim that Mary, mother of Jesus, was married twice and bore children with both husbands. It references a Letter to Younger Ministers by W B Pore as containing useful but unremarkable guidance. Also mentions a late 1877Country Pocket Book and Diary 1878 with sport and country sports tables.
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T. K. Drummann
B.A
Professor Batfour
James Nisbet and Co
Balfour
Drummond
Lamech
Adah
Zillah
Iimech
Cain
Abel
Joan Kennedy
M.A
D.D. Stepney
John Snow
Kennedy
Jesus
Methodist Connexion
W. B. Pore
Wesleyan Conference Office
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Cassell
Tell
Wesley
Miss Clarke
Charles
Sarah
Frank Leslie
Sunday
Claphin
Congregationalist
Evangelical Magazine
Pearson
Priestcraft
Thomas Hamilton
Viney
Family Treasury
Alexander
Canon Bell
Palmer
Clifford
General Baptist Magazine
Barnardo
Reformatory and Refuge Journal
Gardeners
Andrew Fuller
Baptist Magazine
Cambridge
Christian Evidence Society
Duke-street
Adelphi
W.C
Hcho
Times
rHdio
Iho
Clio
Satuday
Shanghai
China
Jonathan Lees
London Missionary Society
Tientsin
Chili
Peking
Hoagland
China Famine Relief Fund
Telegraph
United States
Shantung