German and French political currents in European balance
The article surveys Prussia's military realism versus peaceful development, noting Germany's limits on aggression and the danger of universal conscription. It discusses Grant Duff's calls for religious liberty and separation of church and state, and reviews The Fortnightly and The Fortnightly Review’s European politics coverage with reflections on war, nationalism, and moral philosophy.
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Germany
Teutun
Hungary
Koniggratz
Prussia
Austria
Mark
Brandenburg
University of Berlin
Bonn
James Mackintosh
Grant Duff
France
Radowitz
Olmutz
Adam Smith
Liberal
Caesar
Cesar
C. Wren Hoskyua
M.P
Giffen
Maine
John Stuart Mill
Chas
Roundell
Trederic Harrison
Viscount Amberley
Alexander Grant
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Holt Hutton
Macmillan’s Magazine
Sir Alexander Grant
Characterisation of a Senate Advocate in Reform Debates
The passage praises a political ally and frames him as a strong supporter of reform. It notes respect for his stance while acknowledging necessary political measures. It argues that senate labours can align with reform amid shifting public sentiment and rapid reform currents.
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Satvico
Review of May and June Magazines and Their Contents
The piece surveys Blackwood May issue noting its controversial Battle of Dorking piece and its national warning thrust. It praises June issue for merit in Dickens criticism and hospital nurse narrative while praising diverse sections in Cornhill Fraser and Fraser reviews. It highlights essays on English republicanism and 1871 Commune, plus travel, philosophy, and literature pieces across St Pauls and other serials.
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Blackwood
Dorking
Charles Dickens
Posta
William Cowper
Burton
Scotland
Maga
Inquisition
Piombi
Fraser
Grant
England
Louise
Ff ‘ Hales
St. Pauls
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the Fortnightly Review
London
Chapman and Hall
Leslie Stephen
Magaines