Peaceful European Powers Hold Off on War, Warn Against Intervention
A historical analysis argues that Austria Russia and Turkey prefer peace over expansion. It notes Austria avoids conflict to protect diverse empire, Russia lacks initiative despite Slavic sympathy, and Turkey fears upheaval. The article suggests all major powers will unite only to end the conflict, not spark it.
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Europe
Austria
Russia
Hogland
Turkey
Sectarian bias in the navy case of Captain Sulivan
The House of Commons heard a sharp debate on Captain Sulivan of the London a Nonconformist commander faced a chaplain clash led by Mr Penny a High Church priest The Admiralty dismissed Sulivan while retaining Penny amid claims of sectarian favoritism and improper backing by Admiral Hornby The episode raises questions about nonconformist officers prospects and church influence in Her Majesty s service
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Sulivan
House of Commons
Admiralty
London
Admiral Hornby
Penny
Zanzibar
The
E. Ashley
Goschen
Church of England
Ashley
Ward Hunt
Limes
Africa
Expositor third volume praised for popular moral scholarship
A review lauds the Expositor third volume for steady sales and wide reach among intelligent Christians. It notes editor Cox's aim to mix scholarly rigor with accessible commentary, praising notes on Romans by Bishop Thirlwall and critical insights from Hammond Plumptre Reynolds and Sanday while flagging minor slips and debates over futurist and allegorical readings.
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Expositor
Cox
Thirlwall
Hammond
Lord Amberley
Confucius
Mr. Sanday