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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 20, 1875
Page
8
Fragmented excerpt presents male slaves chanting amid suffering, with women lamenting and religious imagery. It notes labor under a stern taskmaster, fear, and yearning for escape, while hinting at the performer's reception and audience impact. The text discusses the poem’s meaning and the speaker’s purpose in presenting the lines.
The piece surveys The Westminster and British Quarterly and others, weighing John Stuart Mill on God and benevolence, Papacy laws in Germany, and reviews of Greece and Christian inscriptions. It highlights debates on religion, science, Ultramontanism, and education, with multiple author critiques and notices of new theological quarterlies.
The letter from Mr Gladstone dated Jan 13 at Carlton-house terrace reveals his decision after forty two years in public life to retire from leadership of the Liberal party. He cites personal views guiding the timing and manner of stepping down to end his lengthy public career.
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