Sermons by James McDougall A Critique of Theological Language
A reviewer praises McDougall for earnest study and devout aim yet faults his use of scientific language. The critique notes tension between spiritual truth and physical science terms, arguing these render the grace of God as a force rather than a personal divine gift. The reviewer finds merit in insight but urges language to serve preaching better.
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McDougall
Christ
God
Duces
Elgin Speeches by Mountsruant E Grant Duff
Mountsruant E Grant Duff delivers Elgin speeches to constituencies in burghs that return him to Parliament. The essay praises his far sighted political thinking blending English fact with German openness, recognizing Greece Turkey France Germany England and Scotland insights, and his balanced, non doctrinaire approach. He foresees international conflict yet remains fair to France and other nations.
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Grant Duff
Elgin
Perdu
Greece
Turkey
Moray
France
Germany
Scotland
England
Au Courant
East
Russia
India
Cour
Prussia
Nicholas
Biamark
Rechberg
Count Bismark
Heidelberg
Frankfort
Lord Palmerston
Gladson
Duff
Palmerston
Cobden
Louis Mallet
Moltke
Luxembourg
Political reflections on Germany Russia and Cobden
A historical analysis discusses Russia Germanic Confederation liberal divides and Bismarck's role. It contrasts Palmerston Cobden and Gladstone, noting Grant Duff's political insight, the evolving view of German unification, and Moltke's Luxembourg context shaping European power.
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James McDougall
Mountsruant
E. Grant Durr
Elgin District
Bnghs, &c
Edmonston and Douglas