Critics Debate Baring-Gould on French Church Reform
A long critical examination argues that Mr. Baring-Gould's story uses a French episcopal tale to stress how coercive church measures provoke rupture. It contends the parallel to England is flawed, notes political bias, but acknowledges the work's vivid characters and timely questions about state church relations and clerical power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Baring-Gould
France
Church of England
England
Narbanne
Berthier
Gabrielle André
Narbonne-Lara
Patnape
Mr. Baring-Gould
Christ
St. Alban
Baring- Gould
Madeline Deschwandens
Gabrielle
Madame Recthian
Lindet
Matthias André
Grégoire
Hopeful plea on avoiding rocky drift hazards
A cautious note urges the subject to take care to avoid running onto rocks he has unfortunately drifted toward, warning of peril and seeking safer navigation in this instance.
Contemporary Review and Fortnightly Notices of 1870
Brief notices of The Contemporary Review July 1870 and The Fortnightly Review July 1870. Includes discussions on Catholicism in Bavaria Ultramontanism Irish ethnoogy fables and causality by Huxley Muller and Martineau, and critiques of Seebohm and Cairnes. Also notes on Carlyle Wendell Phillips and a prophetic work predicting church and state revolutions.
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the Contemporary Review
London
Strahan and Co
Dr. Posey
Matthew Arnold
Dale
Huxley
Ireland
Max Muller
Royal Institution
James Davies
James Martineau
Martineau
John Stuart Mill
Chapman and Hall
F. Seebohm
Seebohm
Frederic Harrison
Cairnes
M. Comte
Edward Maitland
Maitland
England
Anne Furnera
Carlyle
Saturday Review