Closing remarks praise a French relations book
The article states the work adds to knowledge and deepens respect for the French people. It suggests readers, regardless of origin, should acknowledge the writer with sincere thanks. It notes readers may learn and forget biases and that honour and truth surpass mere manners and vivacity.
New Scottish Novel Draws Quiet Startling Truths From Life
A thoughtful review lauds a new Scottish novel for delicate character study and restrained plotting. It parallels it to George Eliot and notes vivid portraits from Peter Veitch to Mrs Veitch and Maddy Fairgrieve, with humour in rural life and a prince visit scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Ublic
John Galt
Mark
Peter Veitch
Maddy Fairgrieve
Mr. Doubleday
Bell
Mary
Jane
Some Minor Poets and New Volumes Reviewed
A mixed critical survey of poetry books and authors. Walter White’s Some Minor Poets receives praise for versification and finish, with mixed notes on condensation. Individual works by Cowden Clarke, Rosa Mackenzie Kettle, Dora Greenwell, Brent, and others are weighed for style, allegory, and merit, noting strengths and flaws across several volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter White
Macmillan
Beverley
Cowper
Royal George
Many Cowden Clarke
Grant and Co
Merton
John Williams
Sotheran and Co
Williams
Tinsley
Luthor
Dora Greenwell
Strahan
Knight and Co
Swinburne
Morris
Brent
Atalanta
Aurora
Winnie
Graye
Peace
Kirkwall
Moltke
Bismarck
von Roon
Jersey
Quien Sade
Bemrose
Lady Godwin
Isabella Stuart
Samuel Tinsley
Christ
Mary Jane Bayman
Elliot Stock
Dean Alford
Esther
Glasgow
Thomas Murray and Sons
Mary Desmond
NicuoLuas Gamon
Brief Notices on Literature and Dogma by Henry Dunn
The passage critiques Henry Dunn's Simpkin work as not an exhaustive criticism of Mr. Matthew Arnold's Christian critique. It notes Dunn lacks breadth of learning, claims Arnold borrows from Hegel Feuerbach Schopenhauer Newman and Colenso, even as Arnold politenessly references his sources.
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Henry Dunn
Simpkin
Matthew Arnold
Dunn
Hegel
Feuerbach
Schopenhauer
Newman
Colenso
Mr. Arnold
Ma. Arnold