Review of Von Sybel’s History of the French Revolution
A measured critique praising Von Sybel’s work for its sober narrative and detailed handling of domestic and foreign affairs. The reviewer notes strong anti gallican and anti democratic bias, with balanced judgments on the Girondists Danton and the revolutionaries, while acknowledging heavy portions and the author’s conservative stance. The piece concludes that the history stands as an indispensable, highly careful reference on Paris intrigues and international politics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Sybel
Carlyle
Lamartine
Alison
Louis Blanc
Michelet
Thiers
Mignet
Goldwin Smith
Herr von Sybel
Sir Archibald Alison
Baronet
Danton
Robespierre
Paris
Holland
Belgium
Alva
France
Marat
Convention
Commonwealth
Gironde
Hedged In a Nixy Trent tale from Gates Ajar author
A lengthy notice reviews Hedged In by Evtzapera Stuart Popes with praise and moral framing. It follows Nixy Trent, a sixteen year old mother in New York, her struggles, and attempts to live honestly despite hardship. The piece situates the novel in a charitable Christian viewpoint and notes transformation through love and trust while sparing graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evtzapera Stuart Popes
Gates
Sampson Low
Son
Marston
Elizabeth Phelps
Nixy Trent
Zerviah Myrtle
Mrs. Purcell
Nixy
Mrs. Parcell
Eunice Trent
Louisa M. Atcott