Greeley Remembered By English Leaders And Colleagues
A tribute notes the sympathy of English figures for Horace Greeley and honors his wide influence. It praises his liberal approach to social theory, anti slavery work, and journalism, while defending his integrity and commitment to truth and impartial freedom. It recalls his friendship with John Bright and his role in building a party resisting the Slave Power.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Greeley
Mr. Bright
England
America
John Bright
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Democratic Party
New York Tribune
Channing
Emerson
Hawthorne
Brook Farm Experiment
Noble
United States
Messrs
Garrison
Phillips
New England
Charles Sumner
Grati
Book Review on Tulloch and the Cambridge Platonists
The article praises Tulloch’s two volumes while noting his sympathies favor contemplative thinkers and Cambridge Platonists over Puritans and Nonconformists. It highlights Oxford reformers like Chillingworth and Hales, and Cambridge leaders Such as Whichcote, Smith, Cudworth, More, Culverwell, praising their rational approach and enduring discourses despite antiquated style.
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Tulloch
Cambridge
Milton
University of Oxford
Oxford
Lord Falkland
Hales
Chillingworth
John
Eton College
Cam‘bridge
Benjamin Whichcote
John Smith
Ralph Cudworth
Henry More
Nathaniel Culverwel
Hobbes
Descartes
Matthew Arnold
Proclus
John “Smith
Hagland
Culverwel
Cudworth
Gentleman’s
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