Ecclesiastical Questions in Court Cases Highlighted
A reviewer praises a volume on how courts handle established and non established churches. The author cites original documents, tests conclusions, and avoids opinion, presenting clear summaries of legal points in ecclesiastical cases for public understanding.
A Swedish Novel by Madame Schwartz Reviewed
The piece profiles a Swedish life novel by a West Gothland native and widow of a Stockholm professor. It praises the plot and moral tone, notes bold characterizations, and critiques excess idealization while detailing key figures like Count Romarhjerta and Elin Martenson, and the influence of Jacobo Lange and Stephana Stephensen.
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West
Gothland
Stockholm
Schwartz
Madame Schwartz
England
Maria Schwartz
Romarhjerta
Elin Martenson
United States of America
Elin
Sweden
Jacobo Lange
Stephana Stephensen
Trivial Critique on a Swedish Author's Work
The author notes a minor habit of pressing the hand to the brow under mental strain as a recurring Swedish trait but treats it as a trivial fault. The piece praises the story as clever and free from the vulgar sensationalism common in many contemporary fictions.
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Sweden
Pau
London
Bell and Daldy
British Quarterly review praises essays and Faraday portrait
The April issue of the British Quarterly earns praise for strong essays on Dante Intercommunion and Nonconformists with sharp critique of some pieces. It highlights Faraday as a notable biography subject and lauds extensive book reviews while noting occasional overindulgence.
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British Quarterly
Dante
Nicholas Gogol
Michael Faraday
England
Faraday
Tyndall
Vatican M.S
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Jacobo
Helfrid
Falal
Helfred