A Plan to Open Trade Across Western Sahara
The article outlines a proposal to explore Western Sahara by opening trade with local tribes from Cape July to Timbuctoo. It calls for a Port Saint Bartholomew station, a Wadan route expedition, and a treaty to boost Soudan trade, while aiming to abolish slave trade and study El Juf’s basin. It stresses businesslike steps and support from Chambers of Commerce.
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Cape Juby
Timbuctoo
Soudan
Mogador
Western Sahara
Cape July
Port St. Bartholomew
Western Soudan
Morocco
el Juf
Atlantic Ocean
Mackenzie
Chambers of Commerce
Sheffield
Manchester
Ellicott’s Bible Commentary Praised for Fresh Insight
A critical review celebrates the first volume of Bishop Ellicott’s Bible Commentary. It commends its balance of modern criticism and reverent conservatism, with strong sections on Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The piece highlights its aim to reach educated readers who lack access to original-language commentaries by explaining inner life of Scripture for contemporary readers.
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Elicott
Plumptre
Caiaphas
Ellicott
Germany
Introductions to The Gospel and Biblical Criticism
A critical survey of Luthardt on the Fourth Gospel and related works. Luthardt’s exegesis defends historical truth against rationalist views. Also reviewed are James Scott on New Testament quotation principles and Alfred Clarke on sacrifice in Scripture.
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Luthardt
John
Spinoza
Lazarus
Paulus Ammon
Rénan
Jesus
Keim
Scott
Free Church of Scotland
Mr. Cave
Adam
Kev
James Scott
M.A
Edinburgh
T. Clark
Alfred Cark
B.A
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Bishop Ellicott
Bible Encyclopaedia
C. J. Exuicott
Gloucester
Bristol
Cassell, Potter, and Galpin
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