Atrocities in Bulgaria Stir Insurrection and European Shifts
The piece notes Bulgarian massacres and village burnings, with Circassians and Redifs used against malcontents under Ottoman rule. It also reports Austrian and Ottoman negotiations over Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russian fortifications, and a potential Bulgarian sovereign, amid a cautious U.S. view of the Hayes administration and debt reduction.
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Prince Battenberg
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Reply to Mr Hollowell on London Congregational Union actions
Emma Parker defends the London Congregational Union actions regarding minister listings for the 1879 Year Book. She corrects Hollowell's misstatements about names supplied by unions, notes on Picton and Smith verifications, and disputes claims of theological motives behind votes. Parker argues the letter writer's criticisms are misdirected and urges fair comment in public discourse.
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Letter to the editor on cool audacity in religious discussion
A reader comments on an earlier issue and a letter signed Independent. The writer critiques the tone and suggests more measured critique in a religious controversy without asserting further facts or events.
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DR. Parker
Independent
Anonymous Letter At Odds With Independent
A letter-writer questions the anonymity of the Independent who assaults a religious figure. He lists four known traits of Independent and demands the writer’s name and address, accusing the piece of literary felony and challenging the motives behind the publication. He mocks Independent’s threats about expulsion and criticizes the presumed courage behind anonymous attacks.
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