Ruskin’s Inaugural Lectures for the Slade Professorship
The Oxford Gazette reviews John Ruskin’s Slade Professorship lectures at Oxford, praising his fusion of art, morality, and education. It notes his stance on art as a social force, the role of architecture in religious feeling, and his methodical, mass-first drawing approach, with expectations that reforms will take time and that his work will influence scholarship and art alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slade
Oxford Fine Art
Ruskin
Oxford
Eto
Cherwell
Mr. Ruskin
University of Oxford
John Ruskin
Christ C Arch
Slade Prower of Fine Arts
Clarendon Press
Leonardo
Apelles
England
Literature of the Gcomenical Council in the Press
A reflective survey of Vatican Council literature and the push toward papal infallibility. It traces infallibility from councils to the pope, contrasts spiritual unity with political power, and notes English bishops resisting infallibility while warning of centralized authority in church and state.
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Europe
Rome
Papacy
Gregory the Great
Pius IX
House of Lords
Henry
Bess
Charles
George
England
Czar
Elizabeth
Growth of the Temporal Power of the Papacy review
A historical review by ALFrep Owen Lecce discusses papal authority with notes on the Vatican Council. Additional items include Rome council letters, translations, and various works on councils. Several volumes feature clerical authorship and analysis from multiple publishers and journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Alfrep Owen Lecce
Macmillan and Co
Rome
Quirinus
Allgemeine Zeitung
Rivingtons
Feux BunGener
Clark
Edinburgh
William Hanns Rute
D.D
Hodder and Stoughton
James Louis
Nimmo