Keble and the Oxford Movement in Sir John Coleridge's Biography
A critical review of Sir John Coleridge's Keble biography arguing it lacks atmosphere and decisive analysis of Keble's inner life and influence. The piece highlights Keble's intense self control, tenderness, and humility misread as pride, his conservative temperament, and the biography's insufficient treatment of the Tractarian era and Keble's true character.
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John Coleridge
Keble
Erial
Sir John
Hurrel Froude
Oxford
J. D. Coleridge
Mr. Keble
London
Coleridge
Newman
Froude
Hursley
Educated Women What Shall They Do
A review praising a small book in the series on great subjects. It argues education for women improves both sexes and stresses two needs: shaping balanced development and expanding feminine culture for mutual benefit. It cites Emily Davies and Miss Harwood to show education as a ladder to broader opportunity.
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Congregationalists
Emily Davies