Poetic Critique Highlights Payne Whitney Works and Lord Brougham
The review praises Mr Payne for ballads and vivid lines such as Westward Spiling and The Army of the Knitters 1861. It notes Mrs Whitney’s strong imagination but hints at over philosophical phrasing. It commends Hillside Rhymes and The Weird of Dawyck, while discussing Miss Marsh and other poets and praising Lord Brougham for education and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the
Knitters
Dollar Law
Cotch
Mr. MacDonald
Dawyck
Lord Broughams Works and Public Image
The essay argues Lord Brougham has been inconsistently valued, praised too highly at times and undervalued now. It says his versatile genius diluted focus, hurting his ultimate eminence, though he made lasting contributions as a statesman and lawyer across many fields.
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Lord Brougham
Law
Senate
Society of Useful Knowledge
Messrs. Black
George III
Duncan of Edinburgh A Memoir of a Subtle Philosopher
Dr David Brown writes a measured memoir of Professor Duncan of Edinburgh a famed conversationalist and scholar. The piece notes his reluctance to write his Colloquia Peripatetica style reminiscences and highlights Duncan's rare blend of subtlety simplicity and profound learning.
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Mr. Knight
Peripatetica
Professor Duncan
Edinburgh
Duncan
Scotland
Dr. Davidson
Job
Corstorphine
David Brown
Aberdeen
Dunecan
Brown
Divinity Hall
Casar Malan
Persie
Forfarshire
Glasgow
James Graham
Perth
Free Church
New College