Review of Ethel wulf Charter Names And Reformation Influence
The critique discusses the charter origins of tithe with Ethel wulf and Kemble, notes two surviving Charters differ, and highlights the author’s handling of Papal struggles, Langton and Montfort, and Wycliffe. It praises the historical sections and urges broader treatment of the Reformation era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Kemble
Athelstane
Stubbs
Haddon
Stephen Langton
Simon de Montfort
Grostéte
Archbishop Trench
Wycliffe
England
Boultbee
Reviews on Russia, Hugo, and British liberalism in Contemporary and Fortnightly
The Monthly Reviews discuss Russia articles by Karl Blind and T. S. and Sir Benjamin Pine's view of Boers and Zulus amid the Natal war. The essays analyze Catholicism, Comte's philosophy, Victor Hugo’s political verse, and the epoch’s politics. Additional pieces cover state socialism, Greece Berlin Treaty, food policy, and education reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Karl Blind
T. S
Benjamin Pine
Natal
Transvaal
Cetewayo
Benjamin
Pine
Bartle Frere
Canon Oakley
Oxford
Newman
F. W. Newman
Caird
Comte
Westcott
Origen
Proctor
M. Hugo
Napoleon
Victor Hugo
Myers
Mazzini
Elijah
Carmel
Baal
France
James Payn
Robert Lowe
M.P
William Wallace
Lowe
Mr. Wallace
Marl Grey
Mr. Gladstone
Greece
Berlin
Sir H. Thompson
Tales from Blackwood volumes for travel and home reading
The new Blackwood volumes No 1 to 10 offer varied entertaining fiction with several notable pieces such as The Battle of Dorking and The Romance of Ladybank. Other items include Memorials of the Princess Alice and reviews of poetry and Shakespeare's Debt to the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Trun
Glenmutchkin
Bob Burke
Ensign Brady
Dorking
Annabell
Ladybank
Tim Griffin
Alice
Charnes Buttock
Bullock
G. B. Brapshaw
A. Backoffner
Bradshaw
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Chesterfield
Grant Duff
Dunckley
Dillwyn
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
Wales
Scotland
Dale
Liberal Party
Lord Beaconsfield
Paris
James Macdonnell
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