Markham's Arctic march ends in caution and rest
The narrative details Markham’s halted ascent to 83 20' 26" N after his party, crippled by illness and dwindling provisions, opts to return to the ship. He reflects on the bitter concession, while praising the science chapters and photographs that document a bold but tragic voyage in a perilous Arctic frontier.
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Markham
D Aubignés History of the Reformation
The Preface reviews D Aubigné born 1794 Geneva of a persecuted French Protestant family and his methodical work on the History of the Reformation. It notes his long preparation, multiple rewrites, and the division into two parts covering Germany to England and then Calvins era. It highlights Henry VIII and Luther’s end, and includes a facsimile of Leo X’s indulgence with a careful English translation by Mr Cates.
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D’aubigné
Geneva
France
Germany
Luther
D’ Aubigné
Wartburg
Worms
Marie D’aubigué
John Knox
Scotland
Marnix
Netherlands
Switzerland
England
Spain
Henry VIII
Henry
Anne Boleyn
House of Commons
Hisleben
Mansfeld
Jonas
Martin
Paul
Ambrose
Caelius
Jesus‘christ
Luthor
Leo X
Tetzel
British Museum
Tolfa
Italy
Cates
Cassell's Magazine of Art Review and Contents
A critical look at Cassell's new art journal noting its ambitious scope, affordable price, and essays by W H Tregellas, Hugh Sweny, E M Ward, J Hungerford Pollen, and A H Church. It praises living artists, art subjects, and articles on exhibitions, Royal Academy, and Paris Gallery with sketches of Cornwall and Prague.
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Cassell
Potter
Galpin
Forbes-Robertson
W. H. Tregellas
Cornwall
Hugh W. Sweny
Prague
E. M. Ward
Thas
Francis Grant
Walter Scott
Sir Walter
Sir Francis Grant
J. Hungerford Pollen
A. H. Church
R.hl. Soden Smith
Paria
Royal Academy and Grosveyor
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