Critique of Natal Kaffir War Trials and Langalibalele Case
The piece argues there was no real rebellion by Langalibalele and condemns the Maritzburg trial as unlawful. It accuses officials of using native law to convict, deportation to Robben Island, and slave-like labor practices. It praises Bishop Darnarvon’s stand and Lord Carnarvon’s decisive, just actions.
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Langalibalele
Maritzburg
Natal
Bushman’s Pass
Shepstone
Pine
Jangalibalele
Star Chamber
Robben Island
Lord Carnarvon
England
Colonial Office
Aborigines Protection Society
Parkinson’s Establishment and Nonconformity Explored in Depth
A critical review of Parkinson’s work on church authority, infallibility, and the clash between Establishment and Nonconformity. The author traces royal supremacy, church interpretation of scripture, and the dangers of state endorsement, praising the book’s thorough, balanced argument and its call for religious liberty.
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Smithfield
England
Parkinson
MacDonalds New Novel Opens A Highland Seaboard Tale
The review lauds George MacDonalds new three volume work set on the northern Scottish coast. It highlights a Fisher community, Meg Partan, a blind piper and adopted son Malcolm the hero. Characters include the Marquis of Lossie and Lady Morimel, with Miss Llorn and a secret entwined plot.
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MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Ile
Meg Partan
Malcolm
Marquis of
Lossie
Nlorimel
Miss Llorn
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