Whimsical charge against a famed Rationalist
A fragment notes the Quarterly’s sharp attack on the wildest Rationalist, highlighting persistent ideological battles and the publication's repeated critique of his views.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 02, 1870
Page
9
A fragment notes the Quarterly’s sharp attack on the wildest Rationalist, highlighting persistent ideological battles and the publication's repeated critique of his views.
The issue highlights new affordable editions and scholarly reissues. Conybeare and Howson on St Paul, Isaac Williams on the Gospel, Scott’s Centenary Edition, Hugh Miller’s volumes, and Dr Smiles on the Huguenots are reviewed. The piece notes strong type, illustrations, and binding, with critique of weighting toward religious interpretation in Williams. It praises the Popular Science Review and Nature for accessible scientific coverage in January 1870.
The January 1870 issue reviews W F Barrett’s light and sound paper showing color note analogies and readable, precise explanation of sympathetic flames. It also previews Crookes's report on the August total solar eclipse as a descriptive record of observers’ arrangements rather than solar theories.
The issue compares daily work of the heart with laboring human effort, noting the heart beats far more energy than a ten hour day. It cites Tyndall on haze and dust, Grove on correlation of forces, and highlights reprints on microscopy and parasites of the honey bee.
Last Wednesday's Mendelssohn program with the National Choral Society showed improved numbers though stronger tenor lines were wanted. Arabella Smyth impressed yet struggled with Lodgesang, while Mason lacked dramatic range but joined well in the Smyth duet. The Lobgesang adagio fell short from haste, and the concert closed with Mozart Jupiter and other pieces under Henry Leslie.
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