Palumba and Other Tales and Poems in a Victorian Review
The excerpt surveys narrative and descriptive power in Palumba or a Mexican Tale with its difficult measure and mentions Love and Death with vivid imagery. It critiques rhythm echoing Buchanan and quotes an Italianate love poem about Love and Death. Short travel sketches, Pictures of Travel, are praised lightly. I Tre Felici is noted for Keats like touches and a romantic vision of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buchanan
Love
Rhone
The Monthly Reviews on Contemporaries in Theology and Politics
The Contemporary Review highlights broad shelf debates from Canon Vaughan on Scottish influence upon English theology to the silent revolution in Christian thought. It covers future punishment, determinism, and moral freedom with multiple writers, plus Italy Russia life pieces. The Nineteenth Century features Midhat Pasha on Turkey under Ottoman rule and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contemporary Review
Canon Vaughan of
Leicester
Thomas Erskine
Macleod Campbell
Macleod
Bishop Ewing
Vaughan
Farrar
Dr. Littledale
Professor Birks
Freeman
Froude
Becket
Friedrich
Cardinal Manning
Monier Williams
George Howell
Italy
Russia
Leader
Midhat Pasha
Turkey
Roumelia
Ottoman Empire
Porte
Balkans
Constantinople
San Stefano
Europe
Bulgaria
Ellicott
Gladstone
Greg
India
Isthmus
Suez
Mr. Gladstone
East
Congress
Thomas Watson, Bart
Sutherland Orr
C. T. Newton
Clarke
Voltaire
Madame du Chitelet
Cirey
Jenkins
M.P
W. BR. Greg
James Bryce
Transvaal
Zulu
J. Sanderson
Spectator