Poems by A Country Parson explores earthly love and faith
A Dublin edition reviews the volume titled Natural Theology and the origin of life and Concerning Earthly Love by a Country Parson. It questions author identity, notes a Puritan tone, and critiques echoes of Tennyson. Some lyrics like LITTLE MARY are praised for simple humanity despite uneven poetry.
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Dublin
Moffat and Co
Tennyson
Bundled Magazines Review and Hundred Readers
A survey of Strahan and Co.'s Monthlies highlights wide variety and strong literary merit across The Contemporary, Sunday Magazine, Gentleman's Magazine, The People's Magazine, and Family Treasury. It praises Landor sketches, Hawthorne notes, Mary Powell, Chaucer Descriptive Poetry, and Miss Saunders fiction, with commendations for The Literary World and multiple religious periodicals.
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Strahan and Co
Walter Savage Lander
Mr. Hewlett
Landor
Lady Pollock
Mr. Odger
John Stuart Mill
Father Dalgairns
Milligan
Gloucester
Frohschammer
Miss Saunders
Dean Stanley
Maria S. Rye
William Gilbert
Hawthorne
Italy
Fyvie Mayo
Robert Buchanan
Blaikie
Pacific Mills
St. Lawrence
Waldensian Valleys
Margaret Ann
Henry Wood
Macmillan
Patty
Stopford Brooke
Chaucer
Matthew Browne
Marie of
Villefranche
Leslie Stephen
Alps
Victoria Magazine
Miss Faithfull
Gentleman's Magazine
Cowden Clarke
England
Addison
Steele
Scott
People’s Magazine
John Gilbert
David
Alexander MacLaren
Hannah “More
Clara Lucas Balfour
Walter Scott
Mr. Timbs
William Thomson
India
Christian Church
Christian Observer
Church of England
Jacob
Christian Witness
Enoch Mellor
Gowan
Urwick
Baptist Magazine
I’. M. Morris
Constantine the Great
David Arthur
Kitto
United Presbyterian Magazine
Jerusalem
Spurgeon
God
Sunday School Union
Biblical Treasury
Messrs
Cassell
France
Germany
Blackwood
Sir Walter Scott
Walter
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