The Mad War Planet and Dr Howson's Companions of St Paul
A critical review of Hewitt's The Mad War Planet noting its weak poetic merit yet strong moral aim. It praises Howson's biography of St Paul for diligence and factual detail while criticizing arrangement and dramatic sense. The piece also surveys Dale on Hebrews, Ewald's grammar, Logan on the Great Social Evil, and other contemporary religious works with balanced judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of St.Paul
Joan
Howson
D.D
Chester
London
Strahan and Co
Conybeare
St. Paul
Felix
Paul
Dr. Howson
Apostle
Judea
R. W. Daz
M.A
Hodder and Stoughton
Dale
Ewald
J. Frederick Smith
Asher and Co
W. Logan
Glasgow
Men and Things in America travelogue on transatlantic voyage
A Cosmpolitan writer recalls a Cunard Algeria crossing from Queenstown to New York. He describes sea sickness, ship routines, and the crew including Captain Le Messurier, notes on diplomacy and press coverage, and comparisons of English and American customs and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Queenstown
Algeria
Lord Byron
Cork
Macaulay
Charles Dickens
Vlands
John Rose
Canada
General Gorloff
M. Bergmann
Washington
F. Pakenham
Astor
Europe
Henry Russell
New York
Model Republic
New York Herald
Lord Granville
Count Gortchakoff
Russia
London
Cunard
le Messurier
Cunard Company
Sam Slick
Liverpool
Custom House
Mr. Bruce
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Logan
A. L. Pineurr
Levering
Blackie and Son
Christ
Eaton Chapel
Eaton Square
Samuel Minton
Worcester College
Oxford
Longmans, Green and Co
Matthew Arnold
D.C.L
Ll.d
America