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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 11, 1872
Page
8
The text describes converting invisible calorific rays into visible light by calorescence, noting most electric light rays are heat, and highlights Tyndall's experiments. It cites using radiant heat to investigate and the chemical decomposition of vapours with electric beams to form artificial clouds, aiding cometary science.
The review lauds Middlemarch as a major achievement surpassing Eliot’s earlier works. It praises Dorothea as a noble, religious, and generous figure, profiles Bulstrode’s powerful moral portrait, and notes the book’s moral depth, restrained artistry, and unique place in fiction. It also critiques some faults and concludes it as the era’s greatest literary success.
The completed illustrated volume combines Gustave Doré’s engravings with Jerrold’s vivid descriptions of London life. It features about two hundred engravings including fifty full pages, with scenes from Both grand and humble settings such as Holland House, the Guildhall Ball, Riverside Street, and street life.
A catalog listing multiple works with authors and publishers. It includes Gustave Doré and Blanchard Jerrold's London a Pilgrimage, A Picture Gallery of Sacred Art, and British Art, Sunday Chats for Sensible Children, Moray a Tale of Highland Life, The Romance of the Streets by A London Rambler, Lily Hope and Her Friends by Herty Bowman, The Cottagers of Glenburnie by Mrs Hamilton, New Encyclopedia of Illustrative Anecdote, In the Golden Shell a Story of Palermo by Jane Maguire, and Scenes in Old London by the author of Fuel for Our Fires.
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