War Correspondence Volume Praises Osman Pasha and Plevna
The Daily News war letters praise the Plevna defense and Osman Pasha, noting vivid scenes of soldiers, refugees, and officers. They compare Osman Pasha to a great military strategist, while reflecting on Armenian and Ottoman roles, and the broader moral costs of war.
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Kars
Plevna
Erzeroum
Macaulay
Dragoons
Philippopolis
Hermanic
Osman Pasha
Pleyna
Osman
Prince Charles
Ilo
Colonel Gaillard
Skobeleff
Osman Ghazi
Europe
Prince Bismarck
Osmanli
John Sobieski
Vienna
Hilda Among the Broken Gods excerpt in praise
The reviewer lauds Hilda as a powerful and finished performance by James Maclehose, praising the clear storytelling and varied narration. Claud Maxwell, a poet, marries his cousin Hilda, while Winifred Urquhart provokes a rift. Hilda seeks truth through revivals and evangelist Luke Sprott.
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Borland Hall
Olrng Grange
Hilda
Mr. Browning
Claud Maxwell
Winifred Urquhart
Luke Sprott
James Maclehose
Tired Faiths and a Storm-Tossed Wanderer in the Parish Parable
The piece surveys a troubled clergyman who cycles through Presbyterian Baptist and Methodist loyalties seeking peace, leaving a trail of beliefs as he drifts toward autonomism and Manichaeism. He inspires pity yet confronts modern thought, while Hilda joins a sisterhood after a lightning strike and a distant death scene anchors the dramatic arc.
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Hilda
Claud
Claud Maxwell
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