Not Highest Department of Creative Art, Says Critics
The piece praises his teaching as elevating conventional lessons to art and hopes for further works where his imagination and strong creative instincts may achieve freer expression.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 31, 1872
Page
13
Dean Alfords Revised Version of the Old Testament
A review notes Dean Alfords posthumous Genesis and Exodus commentary, praising its careful method and wide reading. The piece highlights tensions with textual revision rules, praised symbolic readings, and recommends readers compare with his earlier works for insight into creation, the Trinity, and Eve’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Alfords
Dean Alford
W. T. Bullock
Elohim
Hebraistas
Matthew Arnold
Eve
Henry AL ¥ Yord
D.D
Canterbury
Strahan and Co
Christian Work in New York and the Battle Against Urban Squalor
A discussion of New York's urban misery and crime linked to ignorance overcrowding and poverty. It highlights Mr Brace's twenty years of ministry to outcast populations, the Children’s Aid Society as origin, and the need for nonsectarian humane effort drawing on multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New World
Mr. Brace
Square Yard
Children’s Aid ‘Society
The Dangerous Classes of New York Book Note
Charles Loring Brace’s study analyzes slum conditions in New York City and the social reform work conducted over two decades. The account details poverty, child labor, housing, and charitable efforts by reformers seeking practical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Loring Brace
Trubner and Co
Movement urged as universal spirit of Christ rather than sect
The passage calls for avoiding dogmatic disputations and sectarian aims in humanitarian efforts. It urges the public to embrace a movement tied to humanity and the true spirit of Christ rather than any single church or sect, promoting a broad, inclusive religious ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
The Bennett Judgment and Dean Stanley in The Edinburgh
The Edinburgh review of the Bennett Judgment praises Dean Stanley and the Court of Appeal for broad Church principles. It argues the Broad Church aim blends sweet and bitter, while noting tensions between Latitudinarians and stricter positions. It questions exclusions of Heath and Voysey and highlights other articles on the Southern States, Italian humanists, and Helps. The Quarterly remains vigorous and vivid in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Court of Appeal
High Church
Cudworth
Stanley
Dean Stanley
Mr. Heath
Mr. Voysey
Heath
Voysey
Bennett
St. ‘* Peter
Sir A. Helps
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England
Christian Work
the Quarterlies
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