Dissent and Nonconformity in English Colleges and Society
The piece critiques mixing clerical and lay students in dissenting colleges and contrasts it with Carriden Regis. It voices concern over a Carriden study’s Parisian imagery, notes social prejudice toward Dissent, cites Mr. Gilbertson as an example of Catholic rhetoric used against Nonconformists, and argues for fair, truth‑driven depictions to counter prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriden. Regis
Rodney Charnock
Carriden Regis
Ellesley
Gilbertson
Ngland
Stiggins and
Chadband
Dickens
Caleb Stukely
Salem Chapel
Critique of the Quarterly’s Tory Drift and Gladstone Focus
A detailed critique of the Quarterly Review notes its heavy Tory bias and repeated invective against Gladstone. It praises certain constitutional and religious debates, with commentary on articles about Lord Liverpool, the Irish question, and Whig politics, while contrasting with Liberal trends and the leadership of Gladstone and Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Lancashire
Liberal
Lord Liverpool
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
Tories
Stone
Campbell
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Russell
John Bright
Edinburgh
Lord Kingsdown
Pemberton Leigh
Supreme Court of Appeal
Lord Derby
Ulysses Simpson
Grant
Brief notices on travel sketches and Swift edition
Geographical Fun humorous outlines of countries by a young girl for a ill brother features Scotland as a Highland piper and Prussia as a soldier with Bismarck. The Works of Jonathan Swift edited by Laine Purvis praised as a compact library edition with notes. Occasional Sermons at Rusthall by G Ecxforp Guin recounts Gull digression into Established Church and his early death.
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Aleph
London
Hodder and Stoughton
Scotland
France
Prussia
Bismark
Jonathan Swift
D.D
St. Patrick's
Dublin
Laine Purvis
Edinburgh
William P
St.Paul’s
Rusthall
G. Ecxforp Guin
Baail Montague Pickering
Gull
New College
St. John’s Wood
Lynn
Ruathall
Tunbridge Wells
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Richmond
Lee
North Carolina
Commissariat
Telegraphs
Spain
Charles IT
Cesarian
Rome
Dean Milman
Vaughan
Review
Congregationalism
Liberation Society
Gustave Doré
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