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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 30, 1874

Page

8

Youthful vigor and reform loom in disestablishment debate

The article argues for disestablishment and cooperative growth to unite classes, reduce cliques, and restore patriotism. It highlights rapid new social forces, class tension, and the hope that knowledge will curb egotism while a young nation pursues a grand future. It also reviews a biographical preface on Rogers with praise for Bell’s edition.

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Samuel Rogers and the Charm of Quiet Verse

Samuel Rogers stood as a refined poet bridging Queen Anne traditions with later English paths. Born in 1763, he crafted The Pleasures of Memory with finish and reflective depth, earning the title child of Goldsmith and linking Dryden Pope Goldsmith to Wordsworth and Coleridge.

Samuel Rogers Alfred Tennyson Rogers Dryden Pope Goldsmith Gray Cowper Burns Wordsworth Ile Coleridge

The Great Army of London Sketches Revealed

A critical note on a collection of sketches titled The Great Army. The writing is observant and sympathetic, portraying the lowest London poor with Defoe like vividness. It highlights Bible Braidy and Shiny Smith, the fund, and the records of vice and virtue among the destitute.

Bible Braidy Shiny Smith Sugar-Bags Defence Fund

Notable Sketches of the North Street District

A reviewer praises a volume detailing life in a rich district, highlighting vivid portraits such as Captan Rust Fairy Armstrong and Shiny Smith. The author’s preface stresses deep local familiarity and aims to foster goodwill toward the Great Army through candid depictions of industry, philanthropy, and humble neighbors.

Charles Dickens Rust Fairy Armstrong Barrer Langford Buckle

January Magazines and Bayou Teche Romance

A survey of January magazines notes Fraser sagas on early Norwegian kings and a Bayou Teche feature in Louisiana. The Teche piece blends scenery with Evangeline lore, contrasting historic romance with practical salt mine notes and Longfellow’s poetic fidelity to the bayou region.

Fraser Norway Bayou “Teche Louisiana Evangeline Venice Longfellow Nova Scotia

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