The Black Country and the Birmingham Giants of Industry
An American visitor highlights Birmingham’s educational growth and industrial prowess. He details King Edward VI’s School’s expansion, the growth of affiliated branch schools, and a thriving grammar program. He profiles figures like Watt, Attwood, Hill, Cox, and Sturge, and praises Gillett’s steel pens, noting their global reach and the Abbots’ push for universal handwriting education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Burritt
Mr. Burritt
Birmingham
Lichfield
Coventry
Avon
Kenilworth
Edward VI
King’s Norton
Harper's Pasture
Holborn Hill
Beautiful Sermons by Frederick Farrar at Harrow School
The review extols Mr. F W Farrar's sermons as beautiful specimens of the genre. They praise the style, thoughts, illustrations, and moral allure designed to engage boys and compel admiration, belief, love, and obedience. It notes they lack profound argument in The Fall of Man and other sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
Cicero
Homer
Virgil
James
Burritt
Farrar
Man
Frederick W. Farrar
M.A
F.R.S
Harrow School
London
Macmillan
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Burrit
Black Country
Euinv Burritt
M.A. Sampson Low
Washington
James Watt
Homas Attwood
Pelea
Wland Hill
M. D. Hill
David Cox
Canterbury
Brantuce
Oxford
Cambridge
Gillett
Joseph Gillett
Nash Webster
Western Hemisphere
America
Sheffield
United States
France
Germany