Hodge's Theology Reviewed in The Westminster Review
The review praises Dr. Hodge's elaborate exposition of Calvinistic theology while noting notable disagreements especially on eschatology. It weighs his defense of the Bible and confessions, critiques a passage on eternal punishment, and highlights the work's scholarly value and extensive index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theological Seminary
Princetown
Hodge
Authors and Publishers in Archibald Constable Era
A April quarterlies review surveys the life of Archibald Constable and the literary world from Dryden to modern times. It cites Lockhart's Life of Scott to critique publishers and praises Chambers rules on cash payments, credit avoidance, and trade ethics as guiding principles, noting missed opportunities when ignored.
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British Quarterly
Archibald Constable
Dryden
Constable
Lockhart
Scott
Chambers
Greatest of the Minnesingers Walther article review
A critical note traces the growth of science toward the Knowable and merges law of matter and mind. The issue includes a pleasant piece on Walther the Minnesinger, a Darting view on Moral Philosophy at Cambridge, and an article on Medical Charity methods of administering.
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Walther
Cornhill
Cambridge
Art Journal and Gospels Study Review
The Aré Journal highlights fine engravings of sculptured celebrities at the Albert Memorial and the Life in the Upper Thames wood engravings. It also reviews The Four Gospels and the One Christ by G B Johnson, noting its study and guide aims for Sunday-school teachers, with summaries of each Gospel. It praises Life Journals and Letters of Henry Alford, edited by his widow, as a compact third edition suitable for students, praising Alford's reformist and conciliatory stance.
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Aré Journal
Virtue and Co
Albert Memorial
H. R. Robertson
Upper Thames
G. B. Johnson
Sunday-school Union
Christ
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Johnson
Westcott
Godwin
Henry Alford
Canterbury
Rivington
Dean Alford
Eccentric Moon and Auctioned Pewson Sunday
The note describes letters from ladies burning in Times, reports pews sold at a synagogue auction after lunch raising 20 000 with a top bid of 2001, and mentions actor Thomas Brown once serving as bank theatre booster and placed behind the stage.
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New York
Thomas Brown
Bank Theatre
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Westminster Review
Matthew Arnold
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