Charity and moral influence in sketches of English leaders
The piece praises the moral influence of sketches by a female author, highlighting the Duke of Newcastle as a model of conscientious public spirit and egalitarian honesty. It notes varied accuracy across sketches, commends Lord Palmerston, and laments this may be her final work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Newcastle
England
Pall Mall
Lady Byron
Martineauas
Lord Brougham
Lord Palmerston
Abyssinian Captives and the Tyrant Theodore
The narrative recounts the Abyssinian captivity of Mr. Stern and companions, detailing brutal initial torture, barbarous raids, and long imprisonment. It notes shared sufferings with other captives, emetic bread theft incidents, prison life, and the harsh conditions of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyssinia
England
Lucknow
Theodore
Mesars
Stern
Blanc
Prideaux
Mr. Stern
Theodorus
Israel
Judah
Woggera
Massorah
Negusee
Consul Cameron
Tigré
Adona
Temouti
Cocab
Rosenthal
Cameron
Lik