Rousseau As Seen By Morley A Portrait In Sympathy
A Morley biography of Rousseau analyzes inner life over outer action, noting his brooding nature, distrust of formal direction, and lofty ideas hindered by memory driven imagination. It highlights his simplicity, integrity, lace making stint, and disdain for bounty, contrasting wit with Voltaire.
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Roperly
Rousseau
Theresa
Foundling
Mint
Gi Rom the Great
Frederick
Prussia
Hume
Voltaire
India
Morley Well
Val de Travers
Fontainebleau
Devin du Village
St. Louis
Jean Jacques
Morley
Deas
Sénancour
Byron
Franklin and Cobbett
Madame de Wolmar
Cowper
Morley Review Praises Method Despite Noun Capitalization Flaws
The author criticizes Mr Morley for his dislike of capital letters on certain nouns yet admires the work’s style and patient investigative method. The critique notes topographical ugliness and urges restraint in capitalization yet respects the scholarly effort.
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Morley
History of the Missions of the Free Church of Scotland in India and Africa
A critical review of Mr. Hunters history of Free Church missions, praising his clear workmanlike narration and balanced scholarship on Duff and the school of Scotch missionaries in India. It also surveys related theological volumes by Carlyle, Davies, and Benham, noting strengths and minor flaws.
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Free Church of Scotland
India
Africa
Nelson and Sons
Carlyle of
Inveresk
Duff
Henry Durand
Wilson
Murray Mitchell
Hunter
Gavin Carlyle
Strahan
Strauss
Renan
Tiber
William Davies
Sampson Low
Ostia
New Zealand
Griffin and Co
William Benham
Margate
Macmillan
Carlyle
Lewis
Louis
Solomon
Jeddediah