Chronicles leading scholars weigh didactic aim of temple history
The article critiques the Chronicles commentary arguing the author wrote to address post exile duties and temple needs. It praises Canon Rawlinson on guiding intent and notes Espin’s views on Canaanite slaughter, miracles, and textual quality while urging a fuller introduction and noting publication delays.
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Canon Rawlinson
Temple
David
Solomon
Kingdom of
Judah
Israel
Ginsburg
Department of
Espin
Contempo Review assesses Spencer sociology essay
The Contemporary Review offers Herbert Spencer's paper on sociology, noting occasional lapses yet deeming it necessary to the series. The discussion hints at the discipline's evolving study and value within the broader social sciences.
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Homer
Herbert Spencer
Old Continent Studies and a Month in The Cornhill
A survey of essays and reviews in a periodical issue. Ramsay argues fresh water deposition of red sandstones. Arthur Arnold predicts railway state control. J Coryton and J Morison offer provocative takes on sun pictures and French revolutions. The Cornhill opens with Young Brown and critiques of Beckford biographies.
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Manded
Ramsay
Arthur Arnold
Edith Simcox
Mill
General Cluseret
Henry Compton
J. Cater Morison
British Quarterly
J. Coryton
Doulton and Watt
Birmingham
Theological Review
M. Arnold
Cornhill
Young Brown
Duke of Courthope
Revel
Torviam
Old Bailey
Prince Metternich
Prince Polignac
Count Neaselrode
Controfiano
Lord Grenville
Lord Liverpool
Brontés
Bath
Old City
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Alderman Beckford
William Beckford the Younger
Lord Chatham
William
William Beckford the Elder
Beckford
Barbara
Wale
Richard
Charles
John
Rose
Thomas
Nathaniel
Civil Service Supply ‘“ Association
London
Long Acre
Queen Victoria Street
Fraser
Max Muller
Darwin
Florence Nightingale
England
F. W. Newman
Matthew Arnold
Newman
Miall
Arnold
Jesus
House of Commons
Chillingworth
Pusey
Times
Blackwood
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