Farmers Alliance and Protection Debates Narrowed Agrarian Focus
The article critiques two farmer discussions on malt tax and Protection amid a Farmers Alliance push for land reform. It notes the alliance’s aims are practical though lacking land transfer reforms, and condemns the Protection topic in a central meeting. It also discusses the Chaplin royal commission and hopes for land tenure reform alongside cautious government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
Central Chamber of Agriculture
Farmers’ Club
Bright
Lord Hartington
Liberal Party
Chaplin
Royal Commission
Scottish Church Notes on Disestablishment and Elections
The correspondent discusses errors about a New Deer secession, warns against Liberal Irish policy, predicts Gladstone’s Midlothian win, and analyzes Presbyterian debates. It notes Glasgow election interest, praises Mr Tennent and Mr Middleton, and reports on the Smith case and the Aberdeens Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsman
Daily Review
Free Church Assembly
Aberdeen
Free Church
New Deer
Rainy
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Midlothian
Donald Fraser
Donald
Zululand
Tweed
Glasgow
Whitelaw
C. Tennent
The
Glen
KR. T. Middleton
Tennent
Middleton
Smith
Presbytery
Old Bailey
Sinai
Egypt
Two Indian Historians Compared in Style and Aim
The essay reviews Sheshe Chunder Dutt and his approach to world history with emphasis on India. It notes his clear prose, wide reading, and cautious judgments, praising his treatment of Bengal and the Great Wars of India. It contrasts his modern nation chapters with briefer sections on Europe and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheshee Chunder Dutt
India
J. A. G. Barton
Hindoo
Egypt
Assyria
Phoenicia
Judea
China
Persia
Palestine
Greece
Rome
Bengal
Great Britain
Germany
Turkey
Russia