No Reform Likely Yet Disestablishment Remains Possible
The speaker argues disestablishment is unavoidable even as two opposing factions block reform. He contends that neither side will implement its views, making reform unlikely and leaving disestablishment to emerge from their mutual confession.
The wynds of Glasgow and Mr Maccoll’s Disciple Life
A review praises Mr Maccoll and his Disciple Life sermons in the wynds of Glasgow. It highlights concise, vivid teaching drawn from life of Christ and parables, plus reflective notes on Scripture and revelation. The piece ends by offering readers a taste of the wholesome wine he provides to Glasgow’s poor and thirsty.
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Maccoll
Wynds
Glasgow
Mr. Maccoll
St Doming o and the United States at Grant annexation policy
Nr Wazard presents a comprehensive study of St Domingo aimed at readers seeking to judge President Grant's annexation policy. The author intends to vindicate the policy, yet provides a broad mass of information that informs without partisan rhetoric.
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Nr. Wazard
St. Domingo
Grant
Hazard
Hazard's Dominican history crowns a cautious annexation debate
The author argues against rapid annexation of the Dominican Republic, noting chronic revolution and military factions. It contrasts Baez with Santana and Haiti's hostility to union, urging a single strong government on St Domingo, native or American, while detailing colonial piracy and the island’s brutal past.
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Congress
Sumner
Mr. Hazard
Dominican Republic
Baez
Hazard
United States
Republic
Santana
Spain
Washington
Republic of
Haiti
Hezard
Hayti
Dessalines
Christophe
Souloque
Napoleon
Vandoux
Port Au Prince
Geffrard
Toussaint L’overture
Boyer
Cape Tiburon
Cape Samana
St. Domingo
Columbus
Island
Las Casas
Charles V
Fleming
St. Christopher’s
Tortuga
Toussaint
Rench