Evolution and faith in the creator’s governance
The author argues evolution shows only order and leaves cause to reason and faith, praising St Clair’s three treatises for their illustrations of divine wisdom. The piece notes agreement with Henslow on matter’s independent existence and signals a separate discussion in a following article.
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St. Clair
Henslow
Deutsch volume reveals a troubled scholar of the Talmud
The review portrays Emanuel Deutsch as a brilliant yet troubled mind who fused Talmudic study with humane questions. It notes his intense devotion, social solitude, and restless conscience, linking his biographical lights to a lyric, sometimes melancholy, prose. His health, isolation, and pursuit of vast knowledge shaped both his work and its reception.
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Deutsch
Mr. Deutsch
Hodman
British Museum
England
Luxor
The
Nile
Neisse
Prussian Silesia
David Deutsch
Mislowitz
University of Berlin
Pantheon
Alexandria
Rome
Carthage
Jerusalem
Sidon
Tyre
Athens
Hoe
Chambere
Saturday Review
Dr. Schmeich
Gicumenical Council
M. Rénan
Magazines for March First Notice
The March magazines section praises English magazine literature with notes on Gentleman's Magazine contributions by Francillon Hatton and Hepworth Dixon. It highlights Pearl and Emerald, Olympia, and Prince Bismarck and Pio Nono as notable pieces with strong analysis and lively writing.
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Gentleman's
Azagazine
Francillon
Mr. Hatton
Olympia
Hepworth Dixon
Prince Bismarck
Pio ‘* Nono