Book and magazine reviews span Trollope to Clairvoyance
In Blackwood this month Anthony Trollope's John Caldigate impresses as a powerful late work. Contemporary Literature offers sharp French novel criticism. Destruction of Szegedin engages, while articles on currency, Argyll and Clarvoyants intrigue. Reviews cover Dowden on Spenser and many periodicals with portraits, life sketches and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Anthony Trollope
John Caldigate
Mr. Trollope
Szegedin
London
Garth Wilkinson
Butt
University
Liberal
Joseph Hatton
Tinsley
Bohemia
Mr. Buxton
Mrs. Fraser
Mabel Collins
Comedie Francaise
Hacket
Thomas More
Via
Miss Giberne
Mr. Tallack
Germany
Canon Rawlinson
Mr. Lansdell
Russia
Kent
George Herbert
Elihu Burritt
Senor Castelar
Cassell
Family Magazine
Hanna
Mra. C. Garnett
Hedley Vicars
Marah
Margery Keene
Dean Vaughan
Olive
The
Tract Society
Louie
St. Nicholas
George Macdonald
Mr. Proctor
Julian Hawthorne
Evangelical Magazine
Hugh Macmillan
All Patriota
Baldwin Brown
Kind Words
United Presbyterian Magazine
Scottish Congregational Magazine
Sunshine
Mission Life
Christian Treasury
Family Treasury
the Fireside
Tract Magazine
Christian Penny Magazine
Frances Ridley Havergal
Miss Havergal
Anne Steele
Mra. Hemans
Nursery puzzles elevated to literature by Hoop and Hood
A critical review lauds Tom Hoop and his sister Mrs Broprrte for their puzzles and riddles in The Magazine for the Young. The piece champions nursery literature, noting improvements over trivial works and praising wit, knowledge, and humane spirit that foster social feeling and education among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoop
Broprrte
Strahan and Co
Lewis Carroll
Alice
Misa Ingelow
Mopsy the Fairy
Tom Hood
For the Young
Messrs. Strahan, and Co
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