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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1879

Page

2

Protestant Movement Grows In France Amid Press Attacks

The report notes a religious shift as Protestantism gains traction across France with Ostentation of anti Catholic sentiment. It cites M Marne of Tours cutting staff in a publishing house, the spread of church sanctioned prints, and rising Protestant sympathy from Vernon to Paris. It references L Evangeliste and other liberal papers debating religious emancipation and compulsory education as a catalyst.

Bernard Spain Rhône M. Marne Tours Paris Vatican France Lyons Marseilles Lourdes la Salette L’ Evangeliste Wesleyan Methodists of Dauphiny Madame la Mérliare L’ Hvangeliste Grévy M. Waddington Champagne Normandy Burgundy Charentes Nivernais Vernon

Beecher to Visit England and Preach in London

The note confirms Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will travel to England in May and preach several times during his London stay. Excavations at the supposed Hanging Gardens of Babylon have yielded numerous tablets spanning Nabonidus to the Parthian era. The Fortnightly Review’s new issue features Mr. William F. Bear on The Liberal Party and the Farmers and notes Dr. Smiles’s illness and recovery journey to Italy for health.

Henry Ward Beecher England London Hanging Gardens Babylon Atheneum Liberal Party Farmers William FE. Bear Smiles Italy

Dante Petrarch and the Renaissance moral paradox

A critical examination of how Renaissance power and knowledge clashed with morality. Dante and Petrarch are weighed as symbols of opposing trends, with Machiavelli as a contrast in political ethics. The piece ties Virgil and nature to their modern successors and notes the enduring popularity of chivalric tales in Italian literature.

Dante Virgil Villari Powel Achinevelli Machiavelli Petrarch Boccaccio Flo Guido Cavalcanti Madonna Laura Laura Masaccio, Lippi Mino da Iesole Maria Pozzuoli Italy Divina Commedia Paolo Francesca Launcelot Sacchetti Tristan Florence Rispetti Strambotti Laudi Orlando Rinaldo Tuscany

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Pirtervature Machiavelli and His TIMES Niccolo Machiavelli All Times Pasquale Villari Savonarola Linda Villari D. Kogan Paul and Co
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