American view on English Papal agitation challenges sectarian blur
An American Protestant perspective argues England’s Papal reorganization, with a new archbishop and bishops, mirrors Protestant freedoms in the United States and Prussia. It counters Anglophone fears of Papal encroachment, labeling no temporal claims by Rome and condemning bigotry in England and America alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si1r
New York Morning Courier
New York Courier
Examiner
Jonathan
John Hughes
America
Francis Wiseman
England
Times
Vatican
Morning Chronicle
Scarlet Lady
Seven Hills
Daily News
Pio Nono
John Bull
Pope
Cardinal Wolsey
Paddy
Spalpeen
John
Ays
Old
Rome
Pius IX
Prussia
United States
Papal States
Papacy
The Olive Leaf Mission to Europe Promotes Peace
E Burritt outlines the Olive Leaf Mission from The Bond of Brotherhood to Europe with a dove emblem seeking to place monthly journal leaves in German and continental journals. The plan aims to hire columns in leading papers to spread peace and brotherhood, funded by British and American donations, targeting millions of readers and expanding to France and Germany.
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Europe
Russia
Denmark
Duchies
Frankfort
Germany
The
Brotherhood of Nations
Hamburgh
Borsen-Halle
Illustrirte Zeitung
Leipzig
Ost-See Zeitung
Stettin
Kiel
Prussia
Saxony
Bavaria
Austria
Hungary
Olive Leaf Mission
Olive Leaf Societies
Great Britain
America
Friends of Peace and Human Brotherhood
Atlantic
France
Berlin
Connectiut
Worcester
Massachusets
Sweden
Hamburg
E. Burritt
Literary Notes and Reflections on Jesus Impostor Debate
The Literary Gazette comments on Guizot Thiers Lamartine and history works while a Jewish view on Jesus of Nazareth defends his integrity. Dr Raphael of Birmingham argues Jesus was not an impostor, noting his humility, care for the poor, and peaceful mission.
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Faence
Guizot
Thiers
Jesus of Nazareth
Moses
Teacher
Nazareth
M. M. Nash
Jesus
Olivet
Galilee
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