Bewick Memoir Sketches Friends Critics and His Life
The memoir paints Bewick through lively portraits of Haydon Wilkie and Wordsworth, noting his social wit and nervous temperament. It recounts his Melrose mischance leading to links with Scott and Abbotsford, his travels, and eventual death in 1866 at seventy two. The work highlights his literary ties, portrait work, and esteem from Goethe and Keats.
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Haydon
Martin
David Wilkie
Adonis
Allan Cunningham
Wordsworths
Bewick
Hazlitt
Melrose
Walter Scott
Abbotsford
Reptt
Walter
Scotland
Ireland
Italy
Scott
Hogg
Wordsworth
Goethe
Wilkie
Calcott
Keats
Inside Paris During the Siege Review by Oxford Graduate
A critical appraisal of an Oxford Graduate's Inside Paris during the Siege, praising its brief, lively, and nonpartisan record of personal observations. It notes the book's value in restoring human interest amid Parisian dissension and its candid portrayal of political.
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Paris
Times
Oxford
Trochy
Palikao
Tantpis
Tantmieux
Tant Mieux
Ois de Boulogne
Loas
Eurer
Macmillan and Co
Quarterly Reviewers Clash Over Liberal Policy Debates
The piece critiques Economic Fallacies and Labour Utopias and a School Boards study, praising calm debate while noting Tory cautions. It contrasts Edinburgh and Westminster reviews on Paris, Forster reforms, and Darwin, with praise for liberal service but doubts about Gladstone's leadership and policy cohesion.
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Cies
Labour
Mill
Fawcett
Thornton
Lange
Forster
Dias
Difpadt
Farster
Ifien
Yevigner
Weihand-gartenh
Jeremy Paylor
Thal
Alexander Dunas
Edinburgh
Runéia
Scandinavia
Paris
Barton
Scotland
Vatioad Council
Darwin
Westminster Review
Liberal Party
Gladstone