Taylor’s sermons and Tillotson in a clerical survey
A critical survey praises Taylor for eloquence and unity of conception while noting space constraints dampen his full range. It compares Tillotson unfavorably to his model, highlights Andrewes and Latimer as underexamined figures, and questions Latimer’s omission in the lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Barry
Taylor
Wever
Carpa
Bandoreon
Tillotson
Humphry
Andrewes
Mr. North
Latimer
Drama in Monologue Draws on Tennyson Tone
A prose poem recalls Maud in rhythm and mood though diverging in plot. A speaker recalls walking with a woman to a cottage door, their farewell at the gate, and a感 sense of pride and shame as the hillside path lifts his steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tennyson
Maud
A Drama in Monologue in Six Acts
The catalog entry lists A Drama in Monologue in Six Acts by C. Kegan Paul and Co. It notes a dramatic work likely serialized or marketed as a literary item in their repertoire. The fragment hints at a stagey piece with a formal title and publishing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
No Oy
Hades
C. Kegan Paul and Co
Epic of Hades reviewed as a Welsh romance poem
A long critique discusses a narrative poem about Henry son of an earl who retreats to a Welsh cottage, falls for Gwen the vicar's daughter, battles ambition and temptation, and ultimately marries penniless Gwen. It notes strong blank verse, some musical songs, and uneven drama, praising some passages while doubting overall unity. The volume is dedicated to John Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Welch
Gwen
Leech
Artemis
Madonna
Paradise Garden
Love
Maud
Hades
John Bright
Memorials and Books on Faith and Asia
Memorials from Journals and Letters of Samuel Clark edited with an introduction by his Wirth offers a portrait of a humane clergyman and former Friends member who rose to principal of Battersea training college. Afghanistan and the Central Asian Question by Frederick Fisher surveys geography history languages and British policy with candor and notable quotations. Our Old Nobility by Nosizist Oblige presents a series on the origin and history of Britain's noble families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Clark
M.A
F.R.G.S
Wirz
Macmillan and Co
Clark
Society of Friends
Southampton
Frederick Maurice
Darton, Harvey, and Clark
National Society
Battersea
Afghanistan
Frederick H. Fisher
B.C
James Clarke
Alexander the Great
Fisher
Philips
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