Sultan Burgash of Zanzibar and the Africa slave trade debate
The article reviews Seyyid Burgesh and his visit, noting his ascent to Sultan of Zanzibar after 856 and 1870, with praise for his manners and learning. It discusses British policy on slavery trade, treaty interpretation, and calls for African-led education and possible abolition of domestic slavery to curb the slave trade. The author cites Sir Bartle Frere and Livingstone’s warnings.
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Seyyid Sa’id
Majid
Muscat
Burgash
Zanzibar
East
Bartle Frere
Seyyid- Burgesh
Zandibir Sis
Afries
Afticans
Hngland
Iab
Battle Frere
Crown
Graisers
England
Dr. Livingstone
Humorous Snippets and Oddities From Public Life
A Scotsman seeks legal advice and truth telling, a Civil Service candidate dodges exact solar distance, and a medical meeting recounts a macabre autopsy detail from Charles Jr. with fourteen physicians endorsing a harsh remedy, provoking shock.
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Lyon Playfair
Charles Jr
Review of Paxton Hood Carlyle volume analyzes worship of force
The piece critiques Paxton Hood’s Carlyle study, arguing it erases individual judgment in favor of reverence for order and force. It notes Hood’s snubbing of independent criticism, questions Carlyle's religious stance, and praises Hood’s biographical intro while warning against prophet-worship.
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Paxton Hood
Carlyle
Hood
Car 7le
Mr. Carlyle
Peter Bayne
Vyiew
Stuart Mill
Bonaparte
Goethe
Paul
Levator
Atrugeler
Orpheus
Mr. Hood
Thomas Carlyle
England
Paxton Stved
Ana
Thomas Carlyle Thinker Poet Historian Prophet
Edwin Paxton Hoop profiles Thomas Carlyle a towering 19th century thinker and historian. The book published by James Clarke and Cov examines Carlyle’s philosophy, literary influence, and prophetic stance in Victorian Britain.
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Thomas Carlyle
Edwin Paxton Hoop
James Clarke
Cov