Critic praises Dunn on Christianity in a measured review
The article surveys a concise critique by Mr. Dunn of Christian reasoning and its portrayal in Letters to and from Rome. It highlights Dunn’s practical, common sense approach and questions the portrayal of Christ and divine claims. It notes related science and literary works and reflects on biographical epitomes and publishing plans.
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Dunn
Christ
Rome
Williams and Norgate
C.V
Apostles
Paul
J. Norman Lookyer
F.R.S
Macmillan
Lockyer
Book Review Praises Dr Abbott Childs Tale for Moral Lessons
The article lauds Dr Abbott for writing accessible tales for children, noting his sympathy and simple religious belief. It highlights The Boy that helped the King as the best story and recommends parents and teachers use the book for religious lessons.
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Abbott
Portrait of George Potter from Beehive feature
The Beehive presents a portrait and biography of George Potter. It notes his parents Edmund William and Anne Potter born at Bloxham near Chipping Norton, their move to Kenilworth around 1819, and Edmund Potter's carpentry work at Stoneleigh Abbey until 1840. George, born 1832, was one of seven children and began schooling at dame schools followed by Aldridge's Charity School on Abbey-hill. He left school early to work and contribute to the family.
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Colledge
Rugby
George Taylor
Warwickshire
London
George Myers
Belvidere Road
Lambeth
Stangate
Messrs. Baker and Son
Messrs. Lawrence and Sons
Pitfield Wharf
Houses of Parliament
Messrs. Elliott and Watney
George Potter
Working Men’s Reform Association
Potter
London School Board
Jane
Charles Cooke
Warwick
Beehive
Edmund William
Anne Potter
Bloxham
Oxfordshire
Chipping Norton
Kenilworth
Edmund Potter
Stoneleigh Abbey
Aldridge
Abbey-hill
George
Tichborne Trial Adjourned Over Juror Illness
The Tichborne case paused from Thursday to yesterday due to a juror’s indisposition. Dr Kenealy’s long address continued, with clashes over the defendant’s wreck escape narratives. The judge pressed that one tale must be false, and Kenealy argued brain injury and impaired judgment as context.
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Tichborne
Kenealy
Australia
Stonyhurst
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City of London School, &c
Macmillan and Co
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Literary Gazette
Critic
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Academy
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Cassell
Anthony Trollope
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John Pakington
Arcadia
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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University of St. Andrews
MM. Erckmann-Chatran
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